Very Short Essay On Honesty Is The Best Policy
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Gender In The Count Of Monte Cristo
The movie on The Count of Monte Cristo revolved around the fight against revenge of between
two men who were once of the best of friends, however through jealousy of one towards the other
s success came to a point of betrayal and have had Edmund Dantes imprisoned and tortured.
Several years passed by, Dantes escapes prison and have accumulated wealth in which he plans
to use in for revenge towards the people who m have lost faith in him and betrayed him. Dantes
then overcomes his eagerness to take revenge due to his love for Mercedes, however continues to
seek for justice of his false imprisonment and finds out Fernand Mondego was the man behind his
false imprisonment. Language issue is bridged in different forms such as gender, class, age... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is to an extent that the plot revolves around social class structure, where the rich or upper
class are at power and use gender as another base to differentiate power between of the same
social class. Where the plot of this movie revolves around social class, to which introduced the
issue of the main character, Edmund Dantes. Edmund was a crewman who had recently become
a captain due to his leadership skills. When he had spread this good news to his best man
Fernand Mondego, Ferdinand had secretly become jealous of his fortune for being promoted as
Captain. This jealousy encouraged Ferdinand to betray his best friend accusing him of treason
due to Edmund obtaining a certain letter (which contained spy time, coordinates and location)
and not having to spread the news towards the government. The politician, Monsieur Morrel had
judged this case for which he had burn this evidence (as a form of betrayal and protection) and
had sentence Edmund free of charge (of course he was charged to imprisonment). After 13 years
of imprisonment, he escapes prison and seek for treasure that can fund him for a lifetime and even
more, he comes back and takes his revenge to all who have oppressed him, took revenge in the
sense that he had returned all the doings done to him and returned it back to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The movie on The Count of Monte Cristo revolved around the fight against revenge of between
two men who were once of the best of friends, however through jealousy of one towards the other
s success came to a point of betrayal and have had Edmund Dantes imprisoned and tortured.
Several years passed by, Dantes escapes prison and have accumulated wealth in which he plans
to use in for revenge towards the people who m have lost faith in him and betrayed him. Dantes
then overcomes his eagerness to take revenge due to his love for Mercedes, however continues to
seek for justice of his false imprisonment and finds out Fernand Mondego was the man behind his
false imprisonment. Language issue is bridged in different forms such as gender, class, age... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is to an extent that the plot revolves around social class structure, where the rich or upper
class are at power and use gender as another base to differentiate power between of the same
social class. Where the plot of this movie revolves around social class, to which introduced the
issue of the main character, Edmund Dantes. Edmund was a crewman who had recently become
a captain due to his leadership skills. When he had spread this good news to his best man
Fernand Mondego, Ferdinand had secretly become jealous of his fortune for being promoted as
Captain. This jealousy encouraged Ferdinand to betray his best friend accusing him of treason
due to Edmund obtaining a certain letter (which contained spy time, coordinates and location)
and not having to spread the news towards the government. The politician, Monsieur Morrel had
judged this case for which he had burn this evidence (as a form of betrayal and protection) and
had sentence Edmund free of charge (of course he was charged to imprisonment). After 13 years
of imprisonment, he escapes prison and seek for treasure that can fund him for a lifetime and even
more, he comes back and takes his revenge to all who have oppressed him, took revenge in the
sense that he had returned all the doings done to him and returned it back to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Wretched Of The Earth
Political Resistance
According to The Wretched of the Earth, violence becomes the only approach to help the colonized
people to achieve self defined identity and national consciousness (Blecker, 2013). When the
colonials commanded Hong Kong people to maintain where colonialism has assigned them, Hong
Kong resisted instead of following the order. There were two symbolic movements that reflected
Hong Kongers discontent with British and Chinese governments policies.
The movement that conveyed Hong Kong people s discontent with the British colonial government
is the Hong Kong Leftist riots in 1967. After the breakout of the Cultural Revolution in China, pro
communist leftists in Hong Kong actively found opportunities to cause conflicts against the
colonial government. The labor disputes at the Hong Kong Artificial Flower Factory were a perfect
time to instigate Hong Kong people to oppose its colonial government. Along with the success of
leftists demonstrations in Macau and Hong Kong s social conflicts stemmed from poor working
conditions, the disputes developed into large scale demonstrations against British colonial rule.
Many pro communist demonstrators shouted Mao s slogans with Little Red Books held in their
hands. At the end of the demonstrations without the supports of Hong Kong citizens, the riots
failed and were discontinued by the first Premier of the People s Republic of China, Zhou Enlai.
The riots evoked Hong Kong people s awareness for their local
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Political Resistance
According to The Wretched of the Earth, violence becomes the only approach to help the colonized
people to achieve self defined identity and national consciousness (Blecker, 2013). When the
colonials commanded Hong Kong people to maintain where colonialism has assigned them, Hong
Kong resisted instead of following the order. There were two symbolic movements that reflected
Hong Kongers discontent with British and Chinese governments policies.
The movement that conveyed Hong Kong people s discontent with the British colonial government
is the Hong Kong Leftist riots in 1967. After the breakout of the Cultural Revolution in China, pro
communist leftists in Hong Kong actively found opportunities to cause conflicts against the
colonial government. The labor disputes at the Hong Kong Artificial Flower Factory were a perfect
time to instigate Hong Kong people to oppose its colonial government. Along with the success of
leftists demonstrations in Macau and Hong Kong s social conflicts stemmed from poor working
conditions, the disputes developed into large scale demonstrations against British colonial rule.
Many pro communist demonstrators shouted Mao s slogans with Little Red Books held in their
hands. At the end of the demonstrations without the supports of Hong Kong citizens, the riots
failed and were discontinued by the first Premier of the People s Republic of China, Zhou Enlai.
The riots evoked Hong Kong people s awareness for their local
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ethical Issues With Ethical Marketing Essay
Issues with Ethical Marketing Ethical problems in marketing starts with conflicts and
disagreements. Each party in the marketing transaction brings expectations of how the business
relationship will exist and how the transaction should be conducted. Some ethical problems in
marketing research aren t always the invasion of privacy and stereotyping. Selective marketing is
used to discourage the demand from undesirable markets or just by disenfranchising them
altogether. Examples of unethical market is the exclusion markets such as gay, ethnic minorities,
and plus size markets. Unethical marketing behaviors will cause legal troubles and a bad reputation.
Here are some practices of unethical marketing, in which all should be avoided. First, Exploitation,
which is using scare tactics or hard sells against vulnerable consumers. Second, Spamming which is
the flooding a customer s voicemail, mailbox, email or any other means of communication with
unwanted messages. Third, bad mouthing the competition is talking down on values and benefits
of your competion s product or service . (Hunt, S. D., Chonko, L. B., Wilcox, J. B., 1984) Forth,
Misleading Advertisement and Information, which is any exaggerated claim or dishonest promise
which will cause the customers to mistrust companies and spread that the product a failure. As
companies conduct research they come into contact with confidential and personal information,
which comes at a level of risk for both the business and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Issues with Ethical Marketing Ethical problems in marketing starts with conflicts and
disagreements. Each party in the marketing transaction brings expectations of how the business
relationship will exist and how the transaction should be conducted. Some ethical problems in
marketing research aren t always the invasion of privacy and stereotyping. Selective marketing is
used to discourage the demand from undesirable markets or just by disenfranchising them
altogether. Examples of unethical market is the exclusion markets such as gay, ethnic minorities,
and plus size markets. Unethical marketing behaviors will cause legal troubles and a bad reputation.
Here are some practices of unethical marketing, in which all should be avoided. First, Exploitation,
which is using scare tactics or hard sells against vulnerable consumers. Second, Spamming which is
the flooding a customer s voicemail, mailbox, email or any other means of communication with
unwanted messages. Third, bad mouthing the competition is talking down on values and benefits
of your competion s product or service . (Hunt, S. D., Chonko, L. B., Wilcox, J. B., 1984) Forth,
Misleading Advertisement and Information, which is any exaggerated claim or dishonest promise
which will cause the customers to mistrust companies and spread that the product a failure. As
companies conduct research they come into contact with confidential and personal information,
which comes at a level of risk for both the business and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
social stigma
SOCIAL STIGMA
Social stigma is the extreme disapproval of (or discontent with) a person or group on socially
characteristic grounds that are perceived, and serve to distinguish them, from other members of a
society. Stigma may then be affixed to such a person, by the greater society, who differs from their
cultural norms.Social stigma can result from the perception (rightly or wrongly) of mental illness,
physical disabilities, diseases such as leprosy, illegitimacy, sexual orientation, gender identity, skin
tone, education, nationality, ethnicity, ideology, religion (or lack of religion) or criminality.
Attributes associated with social stigma often vary depending on the geopolitical and corresponding
sociopolitical contexts employed by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Attributes associated with social stigma often vary depending on the geopolitical and corresponding
sociopolitical contexts employed by society, in different parts of the world.
There are three forms of social stigma
1. Overt or external deformations, such as scars, physical manifestations of anorexia nervosa,
leprosy (leprosy stigma), or of a physical disability or social disability, such as obesity.
2. Deviations in personal traits, including mental illness, drug addiction, alcoholism, and criminal
background are stigmatized in this way.
3. Tribal stigmas are traits, imagined or real, of ethnic group, nationality, or of religion that is
deemed to be a deviation from the prevailing normative ethnicity, nationality or religion. ative
ethnicity, nationality or religion. disability, such as obesity.
2. Deviations in personal traits, including mental illness, drug addiction, alcoholism, and criminal
background are stigmatized in this way.
3. Tribal stigmas are traits, imagined or real, of ethnic group, nationality, or of religion that is
deemed to be a deviation from the prevailing normative ethnicity, nationality or religion.vailing
normative ethnicity, nationality or religion. ative ethnicity, nationality or religion. disability, such
as obesity.
2. Deviations in personal traits, including mental illness, drug addiction, alcoholism, and criminal
background are stigmatized in this way.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
SOCIAL STIGMA
Social stigma is the extreme disapproval of (or discontent with) a person or group on socially
characteristic grounds that are perceived, and serve to distinguish them, from other members of a
society. Stigma may then be affixed to such a person, by the greater society, who differs from their
cultural norms.Social stigma can result from the perception (rightly or wrongly) of mental illness,
physical disabilities, diseases such as leprosy, illegitimacy, sexual orientation, gender identity, skin
tone, education, nationality, ethnicity, ideology, religion (or lack of religion) or criminality.
Attributes associated with social stigma often vary depending on the geopolitical and corresponding
sociopolitical contexts employed by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Attributes associated with social stigma often vary depending on the geopolitical and corresponding
sociopolitical contexts employed by society, in different parts of the world.
There are three forms of social stigma
1. Overt or external deformations, such as scars, physical manifestations of anorexia nervosa,
leprosy (leprosy stigma), or of a physical disability or social disability, such as obesity.
2. Deviations in personal traits, including mental illness, drug addiction, alcoholism, and criminal
background are stigmatized in this way.
3. Tribal stigmas are traits, imagined or real, of ethnic group, nationality, or of religion that is
deemed to be a deviation from the prevailing normative ethnicity, nationality or religion. ative
ethnicity, nationality or religion. disability, such as obesity.
2. Deviations in personal traits, including mental illness, drug addiction, alcoholism, and criminal
background are stigmatized in this way.
3. Tribal stigmas are traits, imagined or real, of ethnic group, nationality, or of religion that is
deemed to be a deviation from the prevailing normative ethnicity, nationality or religion.vailing
normative ethnicity, nationality or religion. ative ethnicity, nationality or religion. disability, such
as obesity.
2. Deviations in personal traits, including mental illness, drug addiction, alcoholism, and criminal
background are stigmatized in this way.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Reasons For Starbucks s Or Starbucks
Do you prefer Kaldi s or Starbucks? This choice is given to SIUE students every day. Our group
chose to conduct an experiment that proves that students prefer Starbucks to Kaldi s. To ensure
we got the best results, we created an eight question survey, which we used as factors in our
descriptive statistics and regression outputs. They included: how old are you, what school are
you in, what gender are you, do you prefer Starbucks or Kaldi s, do you enjoy a treat with your
drink, do you prefer a store or out in the open, how many drinks do you get in a week, and what
drives your choice. To make sure we surveyed enough people, each of us had to survey 30 students
which in total, equaled up to 121, with an extra from one of us handing out 31 surveys.
Methodology
To execute surveying 121 SIUE students, we broke the campus up into fourths, consisting of the
Morris University Center, the Engineering Building, Founders, and Peck Hall. We ran into a
problem halfway through handing out surveys when, as a group, we decided to take out the
question, How do you identify yourself? , because we felt it had no significance to our study. Once
we corrected our survey, we were able to input our data into Excel. When we first entered our data
into Excel, we had all of our questions going horizontal, with the different response options going
vertical. The total numbers of answers each question received was listed horizontally after the
question. On further investigation, our group found that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Do you prefer Kaldi s or Starbucks? This choice is given to SIUE students every day. Our group
chose to conduct an experiment that proves that students prefer Starbucks to Kaldi s. To ensure
we got the best results, we created an eight question survey, which we used as factors in our
descriptive statistics and regression outputs. They included: how old are you, what school are
you in, what gender are you, do you prefer Starbucks or Kaldi s, do you enjoy a treat with your
drink, do you prefer a store or out in the open, how many drinks do you get in a week, and what
drives your choice. To make sure we surveyed enough people, each of us had to survey 30 students
which in total, equaled up to 121, with an extra from one of us handing out 31 surveys.
Methodology
To execute surveying 121 SIUE students, we broke the campus up into fourths, consisting of the
Morris University Center, the Engineering Building, Founders, and Peck Hall. We ran into a
problem halfway through handing out surveys when, as a group, we decided to take out the
question, How do you identify yourself? , because we felt it had no significance to our study. Once
we corrected our survey, we were able to input our data into Excel. When we first entered our data
into Excel, we had all of our questions going horizontal, with the different response options going
vertical. The total numbers of answers each question received was listed horizontally after the
question. On further investigation, our group found that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Costs and Profit Assignment
Assignment 2
(20 points)
Assignment 2: Costs and Profit
Instructions
Save this file in your course folder, and name it with Assignment, the section number, and your first
initial and last name. For example, Jessie Robinson s assignment for Section 1 would be named
Assignment1JRobinson.
Type the answers to the assignment questions below. Use complete sentences unless the question
says otherwise. You will have more than one day to complete an assignment. At the end of each
day, be sure to save your progress.
Review Lesson 4 of the Course Overview for instructions about turning in your assignments.
Assignment Questions
In Section 2, you learned about costs and profit. Now, you ll apply what you learned.
1. Choose a real or made up ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Typically, net profit is measured on a quarterly or annual basis. When compared with a company
net profit during other periods, it can provide a useful measure for how profitable a company is
over time and the overall performance of the company management team.
4. If you were running a company, describe at least two things you would do to improve its
productivity. (1 4 sentences. 2.0 points)
This is a massive one in today s era of modern technology: emails, instant messaging, status
updates, sms etc. When you are in the middle of an important task and you get interrupted or
distracted, it can take you up to 20 minutes to get back into the zone. If this happens 3 times in a
day, that s 1 hour of lost productivity. In a fortnight, that s 10 hours or more than one whole day of
lost productivity, just from being interrupted. Imagine what you could do if you had a whole extra
day every fortnight. Now you know how.
The television networks know about prime time that is the time when most people are watching
and they will get their best return for their money. Hence, they put on their best shows during this
time. What is your prime time? Your prime time is the time when you are at your most
productive. Use this time to take on your most challenging and valuable tasks. For me, my prime
times are either in the mornings or evenings. I try to keep my afternoons for lower value tasks
while my mornings and evenings are set aside for tasks that require
Assignment 2
(20 points)
Assignment 2: Costs and Profit
Instructions
Save this file in your course folder, and name it with Assignment, the section number, and your first
initial and last name. For example, Jessie Robinson s assignment for Section 1 would be named
Assignment1JRobinson.
Type the answers to the assignment questions below. Use complete sentences unless the question
says otherwise. You will have more than one day to complete an assignment. At the end of each
day, be sure to save your progress.
Review Lesson 4 of the Course Overview for instructions about turning in your assignments.
Assignment Questions
In Section 2, you learned about costs and profit. Now, you ll apply what you learned.
1. Choose a real or made up ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Typically, net profit is measured on a quarterly or annual basis. When compared with a company
net profit during other periods, it can provide a useful measure for how profitable a company is
over time and the overall performance of the company management team.
4. If you were running a company, describe at least two things you would do to improve its
productivity. (1 4 sentences. 2.0 points)
This is a massive one in today s era of modern technology: emails, instant messaging, status
updates, sms etc. When you are in the middle of an important task and you get interrupted or
distracted, it can take you up to 20 minutes to get back into the zone. If this happens 3 times in a
day, that s 1 hour of lost productivity. In a fortnight, that s 10 hours or more than one whole day of
lost productivity, just from being interrupted. Imagine what you could do if you had a whole extra
day every fortnight. Now you know how.
The television networks know about prime time that is the time when most people are watching
and they will get their best return for their money. Hence, they put on their best shows during this
time. What is your prime time? Your prime time is the time when you are at your most
productive. Use this time to take on your most challenging and valuable tasks. For me, my prime
times are either in the mornings or evenings. I try to keep my afternoons for lower value tasks
while my mornings and evenings are set aside for tasks that require
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Why Software Should Be Free By Richard Stallman
Vincent Jonany
Term Paper
INFO 450
06/06/15
In the paper Why Software Should Be Free written by Richard Stallman, he argued that developers
should develop free software. In the paper, Stallman justified his belief of the free software
movement. Stallman believes that free software can be defined with the four essential freedoms: the
freedom to run the program however the users like, the freedom to modify the source code so that it
does different computing, the freedom to distribute copies of the program, and the freedom to
distribute the modified copies to others. In his justifications of his stand on free software, he argues
that people will still have the initiative to develop software even though they know that it will be
freely distributed. Hence, Stallman believes that one of the main goals for the ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Stallman first reminded the readers that institutions do not have to be software houses to be able
to pay programmers. Stallman then brought out his own experience of making a living for six
years as a free software developer. Stallman talked about his experience of him being hired from
other institutions to make improvements for free software. He explained that these institutions are
able to fund programmers by using the money from donations from computer manufacturers.
Lastly, Stallman justified that although free software developer realized that they are getting paid
at least half of what they could make elsewhere, they do this because they will be free from
bureaucracy, and they feel good about themselves. They feel good about themselves because they
know their works are for the greater good for humanity. Hence, Stallman once again confirmed that
we do not have to worry that no one will program, since programming is the most fascinating of all
fields according to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Vincent Jonany
Term Paper
INFO 450
06/06/15
In the paper Why Software Should Be Free written by Richard Stallman, he argued that developers
should develop free software. In the paper, Stallman justified his belief of the free software
movement. Stallman believes that free software can be defined with the four essential freedoms: the
freedom to run the program however the users like, the freedom to modify the source code so that it
does different computing, the freedom to distribute copies of the program, and the freedom to
distribute the modified copies to others. In his justifications of his stand on free software, he argues
that people will still have the initiative to develop software even though they know that it will be
freely distributed. Hence, Stallman believes that one of the main goals for the ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Stallman first reminded the readers that institutions do not have to be software houses to be able
to pay programmers. Stallman then brought out his own experience of making a living for six
years as a free software developer. Stallman talked about his experience of him being hired from
other institutions to make improvements for free software. He explained that these institutions are
able to fund programmers by using the money from donations from computer manufacturers.
Lastly, Stallman justified that although free software developer realized that they are getting paid
at least half of what they could make elsewhere, they do this because they will be free from
bureaucracy, and they feel good about themselves. They feel good about themselves because they
know their works are for the greater good for humanity. Hence, Stallman once again confirmed that
we do not have to worry that no one will program, since programming is the most fascinating of all
fields according to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Hiding Place And Maus Comparison
Throughout modern history, various historical texts, personal accounts, and books have been
published regarding the devastating events of World War 2 and the Holocaust. Two of the most
prominent novels written about the Holocaust are Maus and The Hiding Place. Maus is a graphic
novel illustrated by Arthur Spiegelman in 1980 and details the catastrophic effects of the Holocaust
on the Jewish survivors of it. Another notable book similar to Mausis The Hiding Place by Corrie
Ten Boom. The Hiding Place is a biography written and published in 1937 and details the story of a
young Christian family during World War 1. Throughout these accounts, contrasting themes are
explored such as love, anger, forgiveness, and guilt. Although there are various similarities, there
are also extreme differences in the characters responses to the Holocaust as well as the themes
present within both novels.
Although both Betsie Ten Boom and Vladek Spiegelman endure extreme loss, brutality, and torture
during the Holocaust, they have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout the novel, Artie displays anger and resentment towards Vladek and Anja. During
this time, he describes the extreme guilt and anger that he feels towards his mother s suicide. He
states that I could avoid the truth no longer...I felt angry, I felt numb! (100, Spiegelman) He
explains that he feels like a prisoner to his overwhelming guilt, due to the fact that he rejected
Anja when she desperately needed love. After learning that Vladek burned his mother s diary,
Artie is devastating and his anger, heartbreak and guilt is only amplified. Because the last
connection to his mother has been destroyed, he lashes out in anger at Vladek and calls him calls
a murderer (158, Spiegelman). This contributes to Artie s overall tension and leaves him unable to
accept full closure. However, as the book progresses, he slowly begins to express the pain and
intense anger he feels towards his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Throughout modern history, various historical texts, personal accounts, and books have been
published regarding the devastating events of World War 2 and the Holocaust. Two of the most
prominent novels written about the Holocaust are Maus and The Hiding Place. Maus is a graphic
novel illustrated by Arthur Spiegelman in 1980 and details the catastrophic effects of the Holocaust
on the Jewish survivors of it. Another notable book similar to Mausis The Hiding Place by Corrie
Ten Boom. The Hiding Place is a biography written and published in 1937 and details the story of a
young Christian family during World War 1. Throughout these accounts, contrasting themes are
explored such as love, anger, forgiveness, and guilt. Although there are various similarities, there
are also extreme differences in the characters responses to the Holocaust as well as the themes
present within both novels.
Although both Betsie Ten Boom and Vladek Spiegelman endure extreme loss, brutality, and torture
during the Holocaust, they have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout the novel, Artie displays anger and resentment towards Vladek and Anja. During
this time, he describes the extreme guilt and anger that he feels towards his mother s suicide. He
states that I could avoid the truth no longer...I felt angry, I felt numb! (100, Spiegelman) He
explains that he feels like a prisoner to his overwhelming guilt, due to the fact that he rejected
Anja when she desperately needed love. After learning that Vladek burned his mother s diary,
Artie is devastating and his anger, heartbreak and guilt is only amplified. Because the last
connection to his mother has been destroyed, he lashes out in anger at Vladek and calls him calls
a murderer (158, Spiegelman). This contributes to Artie s overall tension and leaves him unable to
accept full closure. However, as the book progresses, he slowly begins to express the pain and
intense anger he feels towards his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Necklace By Guy De Maupassant Essay
In Guy de Maupassant s The Necklace, Mathilde is an unhappy French woman who has an apparent
desire to live a more luxurious life. Because Mathilde is unhappy in her marriage, she is not shy to
let her husband know that he is not enough to keep her happy. Throughout Maupassant s story, we
can see the transformation of Mathilde s selfishness, unhappiness, and materialistic nature into a
newly found humbleness after an incident that causes her to learn that there is more to life than
material things. Throughout the first few paragraphs, Mathilde is portrayed as being obsessed with
material wealth, and as being selfish. We can see that Mathilde is materialistic by the words that
Maupassant writes about her and through her actions. Maupassant writes, She had no dresses, no...
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And she loved nothing but that; she felt made for that. She would have liked to please, to be
envied, to be sought after (68). This shows the reader that Mathilde s want for material items is
greater than her desire to serve as a good wife to her husband. Another time we see her love for
material items is when Mathilde says to her husband, It annoys me not to have a single jewel,
not a single stone, nothing to put on. I shall look like distress. I should almost rather not go at all
(69). Instead of just owning her materials, Mathilde is constantly letting her materials define her.
It is apparent that Mathilde is not happy where she is and is not happy with her husband.
Mathilde is depicted by Maupassant as feeling unhappy as though she had really fallen from her
proper station (68). Mathilde s frequent remarks about her husband also show the reader that she
is not happy. Another time the reader can see that Mathilde is unhappy where she is socially is
when Maupassant writes, She suffered ceaselessly, feeling herself born for all the delicacies and
all the luxuries. She suffered from the poverty of her dwelling, from the wretched look of the walls,
from the worn
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In Guy de Maupassant s The Necklace, Mathilde is an unhappy French woman who has an apparent
desire to live a more luxurious life. Because Mathilde is unhappy in her marriage, she is not shy to
let her husband know that he is not enough to keep her happy. Throughout Maupassant s story, we
can see the transformation of Mathilde s selfishness, unhappiness, and materialistic nature into a
newly found humbleness after an incident that causes her to learn that there is more to life than
material things. Throughout the first few paragraphs, Mathilde is portrayed as being obsessed with
material wealth, and as being selfish. We can see that Mathilde is materialistic by the words that
Maupassant writes about her and through her actions. Maupassant writes, She had no dresses, no...
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And she loved nothing but that; she felt made for that. She would have liked to please, to be
envied, to be sought after (68). This shows the reader that Mathilde s want for material items is
greater than her desire to serve as a good wife to her husband. Another time we see her love for
material items is when Mathilde says to her husband, It annoys me not to have a single jewel,
not a single stone, nothing to put on. I shall look like distress. I should almost rather not go at all
(69). Instead of just owning her materials, Mathilde is constantly letting her materials define her.
It is apparent that Mathilde is not happy where she is and is not happy with her husband.
Mathilde is depicted by Maupassant as feeling unhappy as though she had really fallen from her
proper station (68). Mathilde s frequent remarks about her husband also show the reader that she
is not happy. Another time the reader can see that Mathilde is unhappy where she is socially is
when Maupassant writes, She suffered ceaselessly, feeling herself born for all the delicacies and
all the luxuries. She suffered from the poverty of her dwelling, from the wretched look of the walls,
from the worn
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Flight Nurses
Imagine that it is 1941. The country is running out of manpower, or more specifically, it is
running out of men. America is busy fighting in a war on two sides of the world. Husbands,
sons, and fathers, most of them will never come back. As people at home mourn America s
fallen heroes, we also encounter another problem. America has just joined the global battle, and
it is far from being over. What will we do when we can t take any more men out of our
neighborhoods, or even worse, when we run out of men to send away? Now, in 2016, the answer
is obvious: women. In 1941, even suggesting such a thing was almost laughable. In 1941, we
explored countless other options, none of which were even reasonable. In 1941, America had been
overlooking a fighting... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were like live in maids, or nannies. In early 1900s America, they were taught things that
would be necessary for keeping a house, cooking, and raising children while the men got jobs and
made the money. While universities such as Harvard and Yale had been operating in the United
States since the seventeenth century, these schools were typically only open to men. Some
schools did allow women to attend, but only the wealthy. It wasn t until around 1980 that
women were reported as receiving higher education to the same extent as men. Science and
mathematics were thought to be too hard for women to do, so those subjects were left for the
men to study. Often times, women were denied degrees that they had rightfully studied for and
earned. It was even said that women would have too hard of a time trying to cope with the
vigorous studying routines that came with a college education. Meanwhile, men earned degrees,
and attending a university was viewed as a very honorable path to take. This is not to say that
women didn t go to school at all. Most went to grammar school when they were young, but
stopped when they became teenagers to help at home and prepare for adult life. Some schools,
however, were entirely devoted to making girls into proper ladies, such as the Long Lane School
for Girls, in Middletown Connecticut. About two months is spent in the central laundry, the 1936
Long Lane Farm Report
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Imagine that it is 1941. The country is running out of manpower, or more specifically, it is
running out of men. America is busy fighting in a war on two sides of the world. Husbands,
sons, and fathers, most of them will never come back. As people at home mourn America s
fallen heroes, we also encounter another problem. America has just joined the global battle, and
it is far from being over. What will we do when we can t take any more men out of our
neighborhoods, or even worse, when we run out of men to send away? Now, in 2016, the answer
is obvious: women. In 1941, even suggesting such a thing was almost laughable. In 1941, we
explored countless other options, none of which were even reasonable. In 1941, America had been
overlooking a fighting... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were like live in maids, or nannies. In early 1900s America, they were taught things that
would be necessary for keeping a house, cooking, and raising children while the men got jobs and
made the money. While universities such as Harvard and Yale had been operating in the United
States since the seventeenth century, these schools were typically only open to men. Some
schools did allow women to attend, but only the wealthy. It wasn t until around 1980 that
women were reported as receiving higher education to the same extent as men. Science and
mathematics were thought to be too hard for women to do, so those subjects were left for the
men to study. Often times, women were denied degrees that they had rightfully studied for and
earned. It was even said that women would have too hard of a time trying to cope with the
vigorous studying routines that came with a college education. Meanwhile, men earned degrees,
and attending a university was viewed as a very honorable path to take. This is not to say that
women didn t go to school at all. Most went to grammar school when they were young, but
stopped when they became teenagers to help at home and prepare for adult life. Some schools,
however, were entirely devoted to making girls into proper ladies, such as the Long Lane School
for Girls, in Middletown Connecticut. About two months is spent in the central laundry, the 1936
Long Lane Farm Report
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Summary Of Why Leaves Turn Color In The Fall By Diane...
My response to the story Why Leaves Turn Color in the fall by Diane Ackermans, is that it made
me feel emotional the way the author expressed life in a metaphor. For example, the author uses
an imprint of a leaf in a fossil stone to show evidence of previous life on Earth. The fossil stone
addresses the life cycle. Life persists on although plants, animals, and people perish. A thing that
stood out to me was that the author uses nature s seasons to relate to the life cycle of human
beings. I believe the author s purpose on describing the way that leaves change colors and fall off
trees in autumn is to compare to how the body changes in order to reach death; one day the leaves
are colorful and vibrant, and the next day they wither and die.
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My response to the story Why Leaves Turn Color in the fall by Diane Ackermans, is that it made
me feel emotional the way the author expressed life in a metaphor. For example, the author uses
an imprint of a leaf in a fossil stone to show evidence of previous life on Earth. The fossil stone
addresses the life cycle. Life persists on although plants, animals, and people perish. A thing that
stood out to me was that the author uses nature s seasons to relate to the life cycle of human
beings. I believe the author s purpose on describing the way that leaves change colors and fall off
trees in autumn is to compare to how the body changes in order to reach death; one day the leaves
are colorful and vibrant, and the next day they wither and die.
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Customer Service Discussion Questions
1) Why are you interested in a position with GrubHub?
I love providing customer with great customer service. I like the services GrubHub offer,
provide quick resource food option to hungry customers. This app is more than at first glance a
food app it has been a way to get a heathier choice in different neighborhoods that are labeled food
deserts. This appeals to social justice side of my will to service communities.
2) Why would you be the ideal candidate for this Customer Care position?
I have provided customer in some form all of my life. I would love to take this history fast
forward into a 21 century company. I feel that customer has become very innovative with the
change in modern society with the onsite of app to you technology. I would love to a part of ... Show
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It would allow me to work in the evening and finish my degree program in the morning.
4) This position will pay $13.46 per hour. Does this pay rate meet your compensation
expectations? This is a reasonable rates for the services described in your brief jobs summary.
5) Please briefly describe your customer service experience, and how many years you have worked
in a customer service environment.
I have been providing customer service since 1999. I have worked in retail, call centers, door to
door survey, and public works. Every avenue I have provided customer service, the customer
satisfaction with the services I provided was my priority. I was knee on making use the customer
issue was handle with care and communication was always key in any transaction from complaints,
inquires, and sale.
6) We use many different technologies in our call center. On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being
awesome), my proficiency level with computer applications is:
I have level 9 knowledge of Microsoft based software. I always feel I m just one YouTube tutorial
away from being a perfect 10.
7) A fun question we love cake! Tell us about your favorite
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1) Why are you interested in a position with GrubHub?
I love providing customer with great customer service. I like the services GrubHub offer,
provide quick resource food option to hungry customers. This app is more than at first glance a
food app it has been a way to get a heathier choice in different neighborhoods that are labeled food
deserts. This appeals to social justice side of my will to service communities.
2) Why would you be the ideal candidate for this Customer Care position?
I have provided customer in some form all of my life. I would love to take this history fast
forward into a 21 century company. I feel that customer has become very innovative with the
change in modern society with the onsite of app to you technology. I would love to a part of ... Show
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It would allow me to work in the evening and finish my degree program in the morning.
4) This position will pay $13.46 per hour. Does this pay rate meet your compensation
expectations? This is a reasonable rates for the services described in your brief jobs summary.
5) Please briefly describe your customer service experience, and how many years you have worked
in a customer service environment.
I have been providing customer service since 1999. I have worked in retail, call centers, door to
door survey, and public works. Every avenue I have provided customer service, the customer
satisfaction with the services I provided was my priority. I was knee on making use the customer
issue was handle with care and communication was always key in any transaction from complaints,
inquires, and sale.
6) We use many different technologies in our call center. On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being
awesome), my proficiency level with computer applications is:
I have level 9 knowledge of Microsoft based software. I always feel I m just one YouTube tutorial
away from being a perfect 10.
7) A fun question we love cake! Tell us about your favorite
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The Four Dimensions Of Cultural Values
Understanding the differences and similarities inherent in other cultures may provide opportunities
when working with individuals (or groups) who may have very different or similar cultural values.
Through the work of many people, more is known about other cultures values than perhaps ever
before. Geert Hofstedeis one of these people, and his work has allowed for a greater
understanding of cultural values across a wide range of dimensions. His work has grown from
four dimensions to six, and as more information is gathered this will perhaps increase as well. In
the first section, the first four dimensions of cultural values will be discussed briefly. Next, all six
dimensions will be given for the United States (US) and Japan, and will be considered according to
the highest and lowest differences between dimensions of these two countries cultural values. In
addition, considerations for applying motivational theories toward individuals from these two
countries will also be discussed. Lastly, a single dimension will be selected for each country and a
recommendation given accordingly that could help improve performance.
Four Dimensions of Cultural Values Latham (2012) outlines four of the broad categories of
Hofstede s cultural dimensions, including low high power distance, individualism collectivism,
masculinity femininity, and uncertainty avoidance, which will be discussed here. Power distance
can be thought of as the extent in which members of a culture accept inequality
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Understanding the differences and similarities inherent in other cultures may provide opportunities
when working with individuals (or groups) who may have very different or similar cultural values.
Through the work of many people, more is known about other cultures values than perhaps ever
before. Geert Hofstedeis one of these people, and his work has allowed for a greater
understanding of cultural values across a wide range of dimensions. His work has grown from
four dimensions to six, and as more information is gathered this will perhaps increase as well. In
the first section, the first four dimensions of cultural values will be discussed briefly. Next, all six
dimensions will be given for the United States (US) and Japan, and will be considered according to
the highest and lowest differences between dimensions of these two countries cultural values. In
addition, considerations for applying motivational theories toward individuals from these two
countries will also be discussed. Lastly, a single dimension will be selected for each country and a
recommendation given accordingly that could help improve performance.
Four Dimensions of Cultural Values Latham (2012) outlines four of the broad categories of
Hofstede s cultural dimensions, including low high power distance, individualism collectivism,
masculinity femininity, and uncertainty avoidance, which will be discussed here. Power distance
can be thought of as the extent in which members of a culture accept inequality
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Don t Let Your Dreams Be Dreams
Don t let your dreams be dreams, just do it , Shia Lebouf. Young Lewis and Clark dreamed of
adventures and exploring. They did not let their dreams be dreams. As adults the two would lead an
expedition of historical significance to the United States.
Meriwether Lewis was born on August 18, 1774, near Charlottesville, Virginia and was the boyhood
neighbor of Thomas Jefferson. (lewisandclark) Meriwether Lewis spent much of his time as a
youth in the outdoors, and developed an interest in plants, animals, and geology. He enlisted as a
private in the Virginia Volunteer Corps during the Whiskey Rebellion of 1794. In 1795, he
joined the regular U.S. Army at the rank of Ensign and was later promoted to the rank of
Captain. In 1801 Lewis became the personal secretary to Thomas Jefferson, the newly elected
President of the United States. (Scienceviews) William Clark was born on August 1, 1770.
William Clark was a Virginian native who was four years older than Lewis, (lewisandclark) Clark
joined the militia at age 19. In 1791, he transferred to the regular army as an Ensign, advancing to
the rank of lieutenant. William Clark was at one point, Meriwether Lewis commander during their
service in the militia. Clark resigned his commission in 1796, returning to his family estate which
he later inherited. (Scienceviews)
President Jefferson s plans for the nation depended upon western expansion and access to
international markets for American farm products.
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Don t let your dreams be dreams, just do it , Shia Lebouf. Young Lewis and Clark dreamed of
adventures and exploring. They did not let their dreams be dreams. As adults the two would lead an
expedition of historical significance to the United States.
Meriwether Lewis was born on August 18, 1774, near Charlottesville, Virginia and was the boyhood
neighbor of Thomas Jefferson. (lewisandclark) Meriwether Lewis spent much of his time as a
youth in the outdoors, and developed an interest in plants, animals, and geology. He enlisted as a
private in the Virginia Volunteer Corps during the Whiskey Rebellion of 1794. In 1795, he
joined the regular U.S. Army at the rank of Ensign and was later promoted to the rank of
Captain. In 1801 Lewis became the personal secretary to Thomas Jefferson, the newly elected
President of the United States. (Scienceviews) William Clark was born on August 1, 1770.
William Clark was a Virginian native who was four years older than Lewis, (lewisandclark) Clark
joined the militia at age 19. In 1791, he transferred to the regular army as an Ensign, advancing to
the rank of lieutenant. William Clark was at one point, Meriwether Lewis commander during their
service in the militia. Clark resigned his commission in 1796, returning to his family estate which
he later inherited. (Scienceviews)
President Jefferson s plans for the nation depended upon western expansion and access to
international markets for American farm products.
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Fishing for Trouble Essay
In 1999 near the Galapagos Islands, Rob Stewart, 22, an underwater photographer and filmmaker,
was driving when he discovered something that changed his life forever. It was a long line fishing
rig hung with hundreds of dead sharks on a single fishing line that Stewart explained had the
potential to reach from Earth to space. This fishingline is known by conservationists as a curtain of
death (Kielburger). Overfishing is the fishing of a species at levels too high for the species to
reproduce. This can greatly reduce fishpopulation and drive species toward extinction. Fishing has
provided the world with food and jobs that have remodeled Earth s cultures and lifestyles. Fishing
is practiced by local fishermen, commercial fishing rigs,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When fish populations are low in one area, fishing boats will need to move to another area
where fish are more abundant. This renders oceans and their sea life helpless and severely
damaged until all of the fish in the oceans are completely gone. That is why governments need
laws establishing the length of time a person could spend at sea fishing, in order to reduce
overfishing and increase recovery of fish populations. One example of a fish population suffering
from overfishing is the Pacific bluefin tuna. Overfishing has left the world with less than five
percent of its Pacific Bluefin tuna, says the Pew Environment Group (Kowalski). This statement
explains to the world how overfishing can drastically decrease a species population in an
extraordinarily short time period. The Pacific bluefin tuna and other fish are very much stressed
by overfishing, and suffer severe losses of population every day. Moreover, overfishing will soon
lead to the extinction of fish species like the Pacific bluefin tuna. The European Commission even
admits that the EU s [European Union] stocks are 88% overfished ( An Icelandic Success ). This
reveals Europe s failure to prevent overfishing from spreading throughout the continent and beyond
its borders. The majority of Europe s fish supply undergoes the harmful effects that overfishing
brings. Additionally, the fish
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In 1999 near the Galapagos Islands, Rob Stewart, 22, an underwater photographer and filmmaker,
was driving when he discovered something that changed his life forever. It was a long line fishing
rig hung with hundreds of dead sharks on a single fishing line that Stewart explained had the
potential to reach from Earth to space. This fishingline is known by conservationists as a curtain of
death (Kielburger). Overfishing is the fishing of a species at levels too high for the species to
reproduce. This can greatly reduce fishpopulation and drive species toward extinction. Fishing has
provided the world with food and jobs that have remodeled Earth s cultures and lifestyles. Fishing
is practiced by local fishermen, commercial fishing rigs,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When fish populations are low in one area, fishing boats will need to move to another area
where fish are more abundant. This renders oceans and their sea life helpless and severely
damaged until all of the fish in the oceans are completely gone. That is why governments need
laws establishing the length of time a person could spend at sea fishing, in order to reduce
overfishing and increase recovery of fish populations. One example of a fish population suffering
from overfishing is the Pacific bluefin tuna. Overfishing has left the world with less than five
percent of its Pacific Bluefin tuna, says the Pew Environment Group (Kowalski). This statement
explains to the world how overfishing can drastically decrease a species population in an
extraordinarily short time period. The Pacific bluefin tuna and other fish are very much stressed
by overfishing, and suffer severe losses of population every day. Moreover, overfishing will soon
lead to the extinction of fish species like the Pacific bluefin tuna. The European Commission even
admits that the EU s [European Union] stocks are 88% overfished ( An Icelandic Success ). This
reveals Europe s failure to prevent overfishing from spreading throughout the continent and beyond
its borders. The majority of Europe s fish supply undergoes the harmful effects that overfishing
brings. Additionally, the fish
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Hi-Ho Yo-Yo, Inc
Running Head: HI HO YO YO INC.
Case Study: Hi Ho Yo Yo, Inc.
First Come First Serve (FCFS): This is a service policy that is based on attaining the customers
or clients, in order to their arrival or request. It means that, the one who comes earlier would be
given priority in the sequence of their arrival. FCFS discipline of service delivery does not take
any other parameter into consideration like quantity, monetary value of the order, etc. If we select
this method of delivery to our clients, we are bound to release the order in the sequence of date
(Greasley, 2008).
Shortest Processing Time (SPT): This process of scheduling is used for completion of work within
the due date. This method emphasizes on processing with the job ... Show more content on
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We should adopt the policy of Backward Scheduling, while using this method, because the due date
is given in this case and we are supposed to plan our work schedule, such that we can meet the
commitments of due date.
Critical Ratio Method: As we know that Critical Ratio method prioritize the work as per their
significance, and take into consideration two critical factors, one when the work is required to be
completed to meet the deadline and the second factor is how much time is required to complete
the work. The use of this method for meeting the due date would lower the average work flow time,
compared to First Come and First Serve method and Due Date method, but higher when compared
to Shortest Processing Time. The average tardiness is lower than FMFS method and SPT method
but higher than Due Date method.
Recommendation
After the analysis of all the four methods and evaluating their pros and cons of using them, we can
find out that it would be wise to use Shortest Processing Time method. When we compare this
method to other three methods, for meeting the commitments of our clients regarding due date, we
can easily observe that this method is best suitable in present context. We have to deliver the order
of our clients within a relatively short span of time with respect to the flow of work. As this
method has the lowest average work flow time, although it has a bit higher average
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Running Head: HI HO YO YO INC.
Case Study: Hi Ho Yo Yo, Inc.
First Come First Serve (FCFS): This is a service policy that is based on attaining the customers
or clients, in order to their arrival or request. It means that, the one who comes earlier would be
given priority in the sequence of their arrival. FCFS discipline of service delivery does not take
any other parameter into consideration like quantity, monetary value of the order, etc. If we select
this method of delivery to our clients, we are bound to release the order in the sequence of date
(Greasley, 2008).
Shortest Processing Time (SPT): This process of scheduling is used for completion of work within
the due date. This method emphasizes on processing with the job ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
We should adopt the policy of Backward Scheduling, while using this method, because the due date
is given in this case and we are supposed to plan our work schedule, such that we can meet the
commitments of due date.
Critical Ratio Method: As we know that Critical Ratio method prioritize the work as per their
significance, and take into consideration two critical factors, one when the work is required to be
completed to meet the deadline and the second factor is how much time is required to complete
the work. The use of this method for meeting the due date would lower the average work flow time,
compared to First Come and First Serve method and Due Date method, but higher when compared
to Shortest Processing Time. The average tardiness is lower than FMFS method and SPT method
but higher than Due Date method.
Recommendation
After the analysis of all the four methods and evaluating their pros and cons of using them, we can
find out that it would be wise to use Shortest Processing Time method. When we compare this
method to other three methods, for meeting the commitments of our clients regarding due date, we
can easily observe that this method is best suitable in present context. We have to deliver the order
of our clients within a relatively short span of time with respect to the flow of work. As this
method has the lowest average work flow time, although it has a bit higher average
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Jazz And Lyrical Dance
There are many differences and similarities in Lyrical and Jazz dances. Lyrical is a type of dance
that is slow and flows very softly. Jazz is a faster moving dance and is very quick motions. Lyrical
dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion to interpret music and express emotion.
A lyrical dancer s movements attempt to show the meaning of the music. Lyrical jazzis a very
passionate and emotional dance style. It portrays certain emotions such as love, and tells a story
through every movement made. Lyrical dance has a relatively recent history and a genesis based
on the coming together of ballet with rock/folk/pop/alternative music and a variety of jazz dance
styles and modern dance. (To a much lesser degree, punk and swing
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There are many differences and similarities in Lyrical and Jazz dances. Lyrical is a type of dance
that is slow and flows very softly. Jazz is a faster moving dance and is very quick motions. Lyrical
dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion to interpret music and express emotion.
A lyrical dancer s movements attempt to show the meaning of the music. Lyrical jazzis a very
passionate and emotional dance style. It portrays certain emotions such as love, and tells a story
through every movement made. Lyrical dance has a relatively recent history and a genesis based
on the coming together of ballet with rock/folk/pop/alternative music and a variety of jazz dance
styles and modern dance. (To a much lesser degree, punk and swing
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Bald Eagles Research Paper
Bald eagles PHYSICAL ADAPTATIONS
They are 3 feet long. Their wings can be 3 to 7 feet wide. keen eyesight and specially designed
feet. sharp beaks and Very speedy. An eagle s lungs and heart get the eagle enough oxygen so that
they can fly high in the sky. The female Bald Eagle is often bigger than the male Bald Eagle. they
develop feathers that are dark brown when they are about 12 weeks old.
SOCIAL BEHAVIORS
Bald eagles are highly social outside of the nesting season, but are extremely territorial when
nesting. Bald eagles in Florida begin building a nest or start gathering materials for a nest in late
September or early October. It is generally believed that bald eagles mates for life, but if one
member of the pair dies the surviving
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Bald eagles PHYSICAL ADAPTATIONS
They are 3 feet long. Their wings can be 3 to 7 feet wide. keen eyesight and specially designed
feet. sharp beaks and Very speedy. An eagle s lungs and heart get the eagle enough oxygen so that
they can fly high in the sky. The female Bald Eagle is often bigger than the male Bald Eagle. they
develop feathers that are dark brown when they are about 12 weeks old.
SOCIAL BEHAVIORS
Bald eagles are highly social outside of the nesting season, but are extremely territorial when
nesting. Bald eagles in Florida begin building a nest or start gathering materials for a nest in late
September or early October. It is generally believed that bald eagles mates for life, but if one
member of the pair dies the surviving
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Meaning Of Blessed Be Meaning
I have seen the expression Blessed Be quite often as a way of greeting and/or a farewell,
indicating that the person saying/writing it wishes good fortune upon the person receiving it. I
have seen this so many times that I thought that was exactly what it meant and even more, it was
the correct way of greeting or saying goodbye to other people But through out my research I have
learnt and understood that Blessed Be has a deeper meaning and it is one that we should be mindful
when using it.
The true purpose of Blessed Be is a sacred one. It has been used in countless religions to grant the
blessings of the deity onto a person, but not in a general or light hearted way. When we use the
term Blessed Be it is meant to be in a very sacred way, we are asking the ... Show more content on
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When she reaches the phallus, hespreads his arms wide, and the same after the kiss on the lips. by
Farrar, Janet and Stewart; Eight Sabbats for Witches ; Robert Hale 1983. Transcribe to computer
file by
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I have seen the expression Blessed Be quite often as a way of greeting and/or a farewell,
indicating that the person saying/writing it wishes good fortune upon the person receiving it. I
have seen this so many times that I thought that was exactly what it meant and even more, it was
the correct way of greeting or saying goodbye to other people But through out my research I have
learnt and understood that Blessed Be has a deeper meaning and it is one that we should be mindful
when using it.
The true purpose of Blessed Be is a sacred one. It has been used in countless religions to grant the
blessings of the deity onto a person, but not in a general or light hearted way. When we use the
term Blessed Be it is meant to be in a very sacred way, we are asking the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
When she reaches the phallus, hespreads his arms wide, and the same after the kiss on the lips. by
Farrar, Janet and Stewart; Eight Sabbats for Witches ; Robert Hale 1983. Transcribe to computer
file by
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Witches Wear 60s Clothing
The reason that I chose the witches to wear 60s attire is because I am fond of the style and era of
the 60s. I designed the outfits that I thought would fit the theme of Macbeth and the witches. I
chose to stick to the colors of red and black because they are common colors that are used in 60s
costumes. One of theses costumes was inspired from the movie, Grease, in the last scene during the
song, You re the One that I Want. I based this costume on the outfit that Sandy , or Olivia Newton
John, is wearing.
The Polka dot dress was inspired by a dance costume that I have worn. I wanted to incorporate the
black and white theme with the fun patterns of the 60s as well as a halter top to add personality.
The last costume was inspired by
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The reason that I chose the witches to wear 60s attire is because I am fond of the style and era of
the 60s. I designed the outfits that I thought would fit the theme of Macbeth and the witches. I
chose to stick to the colors of red and black because they are common colors that are used in 60s
costumes. One of theses costumes was inspired from the movie, Grease, in the last scene during the
song, You re the One that I Want. I based this costume on the outfit that Sandy , or Olivia Newton
John, is wearing.
The Polka dot dress was inspired by a dance costume that I have worn. I wanted to incorporate the
black and white theme with the fun patterns of the 60s as well as a halter top to add personality.
The last costume was inspired by
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Childhood Memories And Its Effects On Our Lives
We each have memories, both from long ago and recent times, that we hold dear to us.
Memories get us through the hard days and keep us chipper in the good ones. The past is what
makes us who we are. It shapes how we act, how we treat others, and simply just what we do on a
day to day basis. Memories are the little things that keep this world running smoothly. Imagine
what it would be like to lose those memories. What if you were to forget things to the point you
were losing your functionality? Every 67 seconds another person in the US falls victim to this
disease (www.alz.org). They may remember childhood memories, but forgot where they put the
cheese they bought yesterday. As the disease gets worse and worse, they may wander and even
forget people they care deeply about and those they interact with daily. Who are these people, and
what is the it they are suffering from? These are people suffering from Alzheimers Disease,
affecting 5 million individuals in the United States alone. Alzheimers Disease is a type of dementia,
a more general term meaning a decline in someone s mental ability, to the point of affecting their
everyday life. Alzheimers is actually the most common form, afflicting about 80% of dementia
patients. There are treatments and medications available to help patients with symptoms and slow
its progress through the brain, but science has not yet found a way to completely stop it, or even
slow it significantly for many patients. As patients continue
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We each have memories, both from long ago and recent times, that we hold dear to us.
Memories get us through the hard days and keep us chipper in the good ones. The past is what
makes us who we are. It shapes how we act, how we treat others, and simply just what we do on a
day to day basis. Memories are the little things that keep this world running smoothly. Imagine
what it would be like to lose those memories. What if you were to forget things to the point you
were losing your functionality? Every 67 seconds another person in the US falls victim to this
disease (www.alz.org). They may remember childhood memories, but forgot where they put the
cheese they bought yesterday. As the disease gets worse and worse, they may wander and even
forget people they care deeply about and those they interact with daily. Who are these people, and
what is the it they are suffering from? These are people suffering from Alzheimers Disease,
affecting 5 million individuals in the United States alone. Alzheimers Disease is a type of dementia,
a more general term meaning a decline in someone s mental ability, to the point of affecting their
everyday life. Alzheimers is actually the most common form, afflicting about 80% of dementia
patients. There are treatments and medications available to help patients with symptoms and slow
its progress through the brain, but science has not yet found a way to completely stop it, or even
slow it significantly for many patients. As patients continue
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Essay on The Daoism and the Confucianism in Han Dynasty
The Daoism and the Confucianism in Han Dynasty
Yang Yu
History 135: Imperial Chinese History
Professor: Robert J. Culp
Paper I
March 4th, 2011
The Daoism and the Confucianism in Han Dynasty As the dominant philosophical school for
around two thousand years in Chinese imperial history, Confucianism is always regarded as the
most representative ideology of China, associated with numerous books, poems, artworks and
stories that glorify Confucianism s permeation into every corner of Chinese society. However,
before Han Wudi, Confucianism was only one of those competing philosophical schools founded in
Spring and Autumn period. During the Warring States period and Qin dynasty, Legalism took place
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However, it is always easy to start the process of centralization but difficult to maintain the state of
centralization. Faced with this knotty problem, Wudi adopted Confucianism, which underlined the
moral basis of superior subordinate relations, appreciating that in the long run the ruler would
achieve his goals more easily and economically when his subordinates viewed their relationship
with the ruler in moral terms of loyalty and responsibility (65). In fact, Han s Confucianism is not
the same as the Confucianism during the period of the Spring and Autumn or Warring States. It is a
special status of Confucianism. As Ebrey writes in his book, Han Confucianism itself was eclectic,
fortifying itself with precepts and philosophical concerns drawn from what had been competing
philosophical schools in the pre Qin period (77). Different from the traditional Confucianism, Han s
Confucianism assimilated thoughts from Legalism, Daoism and other schools, such as Moism s
thought of universal love (е… јз€±) and yin and yang school s thought of five phases
(й ґй ідє”иЎЊи®є). Han Confucians sought ways to comprehend the world around them as a
self generating and self sustaining organism governed by cyclical yet never replicating flows of
yin and yang and the five phases (fire, water, earth, metal, and wood) (78). Han Confucians thought
that if one of these phases was disturbed, the whole system would
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The Daoism and the Confucianism in Han Dynasty
Yang Yu
History 135: Imperial Chinese History
Professor: Robert J. Culp
Paper I
March 4th, 2011
The Daoism and the Confucianism in Han Dynasty As the dominant philosophical school for
around two thousand years in Chinese imperial history, Confucianism is always regarded as the
most representative ideology of China, associated with numerous books, poems, artworks and
stories that glorify Confucianism s permeation into every corner of Chinese society. However,
before Han Wudi, Confucianism was only one of those competing philosophical schools founded in
Spring and Autumn period. During the Warring States period and Qin dynasty, Legalism took place
of all other philosophical schools ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, it is always easy to start the process of centralization but difficult to maintain the state of
centralization. Faced with this knotty problem, Wudi adopted Confucianism, which underlined the
moral basis of superior subordinate relations, appreciating that in the long run the ruler would
achieve his goals more easily and economically when his subordinates viewed their relationship
with the ruler in moral terms of loyalty and responsibility (65). In fact, Han s Confucianism is not
the same as the Confucianism during the period of the Spring and Autumn or Warring States. It is a
special status of Confucianism. As Ebrey writes in his book, Han Confucianism itself was eclectic,
fortifying itself with precepts and philosophical concerns drawn from what had been competing
philosophical schools in the pre Qin period (77). Different from the traditional Confucianism, Han s
Confucianism assimilated thoughts from Legalism, Daoism and other schools, such as Moism s
thought of universal love (е… јз€±) and yin and yang school s thought of five phases
(й ґй ідє”иЎЊи®є). Han Confucians sought ways to comprehend the world around them as a
self generating and self sustaining organism governed by cyclical yet never replicating flows of
yin and yang and the five phases (fire, water, earth, metal, and wood) (78). Han Confucians thought
that if one of these phases was disturbed, the whole system would
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The Effects of Violent Video Games on Society Essay
Introduction
On December 1, 1997, fourteen year old Michael Carneal entered school property in West
Paducah, Kentucky and began shooting a pistol at a group of students participating in a youth
prayer group, killing three students and injuring five others. On March 24, 1998, Mitchell
Johnson (13) and Andrew Golden (11) opened fire on students at a high school in Craighead
County, Arkansas as they exited the building for a fire alarm set off by the pair, killing five and
wounding ten others. On April 20, 1999, Eric Harris (18) and Dylan Klebold (17) entered
Columbine High School in Jefferson County, Colorado and began a shooting rampage that left 13
dead and 21 others wounded. On April 16, 2007, Seung Hui Cho (23) began a siege on the ... Show
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For the average adolescent male, this equates to witnessing approximately 5,400 acts of violence
per month (Smith, Lachlan, Tamborini, 2003). Although these numbers seem impressive, it still
only represents the violence depicted in video games and does not include the violence children
are exposed to in other forms of media. Studies suggest that by 12 years of age, the average child
has witnessed over 100,000 acts of violence just on television alone (Bartholow, Anderson, 2001).
Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, author of the book On Killing and Director of the Killology Group,
compares video game violence to the desensitizing process the United States military uses to
mentally prepare soldiers for combat. Grossman argues that steady and repeated exposure to violent
acts can cause the human mind to rationalize and accept the behavior; a person becomes
conditioned to the violence and associates it to normal conduct (Grossman, Christensen, 2004).
Grossman suggests that this operant conditioning is made more dangerous in the fact that it is
administered without discipline and character development, which are the safeguards used in the
military setting (Grossman, Christensen, 2004). From a psychology standpoint, there are three
basic explanations that theorists use when attempting to correlate violent video
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Introduction
On December 1, 1997, fourteen year old Michael Carneal entered school property in West
Paducah, Kentucky and began shooting a pistol at a group of students participating in a youth
prayer group, killing three students and injuring five others. On March 24, 1998, Mitchell
Johnson (13) and Andrew Golden (11) opened fire on students at a high school in Craighead
County, Arkansas as they exited the building for a fire alarm set off by the pair, killing five and
wounding ten others. On April 20, 1999, Eric Harris (18) and Dylan Klebold (17) entered
Columbine High School in Jefferson County, Colorado and began a shooting rampage that left 13
dead and 21 others wounded. On April 16, 2007, Seung Hui Cho (23) began a siege on the ... Show
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For the average adolescent male, this equates to witnessing approximately 5,400 acts of violence
per month (Smith, Lachlan, Tamborini, 2003). Although these numbers seem impressive, it still
only represents the violence depicted in video games and does not include the violence children
are exposed to in other forms of media. Studies suggest that by 12 years of age, the average child
has witnessed over 100,000 acts of violence just on television alone (Bartholow, Anderson, 2001).
Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, author of the book On Killing and Director of the Killology Group,
compares video game violence to the desensitizing process the United States military uses to
mentally prepare soldiers for combat. Grossman argues that steady and repeated exposure to violent
acts can cause the human mind to rationalize and accept the behavior; a person becomes
conditioned to the violence and associates it to normal conduct (Grossman, Christensen, 2004).
Grossman suggests that this operant conditioning is made more dangerous in the fact that it is
administered without discipline and character development, which are the safeguards used in the
military setting (Grossman, Christensen, 2004). From a psychology standpoint, there are three
basic explanations that theorists use when attempting to correlate violent video
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Technology In VLSI Technology
Abstract Advancement in the VLSI technology leads to the reduction in chip size and increase
in chip density. As the chip density increases the overall power consumption and the complexity
also increases. As the performance of any system is measured mainly on power consumption, it
is recommended to use low power VLSI Design techniques. In this paper, we would discuss the
GDI logic and its application in the modeling of adders for Vedic Multiplier design. Adders are
of prime importance, the design of reliable and efficient adder for a VLSI based embedded
application matters. This paper primarily deals with the design of Ripple Carry Adder, Kogge
Stone Adder, and Brent Kung Adder using CMOS and GDI logic. Urdhava Triyagbhayam sutra is
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II. GDI LOGIC Gate Diffusion Input (GDI) logic is a low power Very Large Scale Integrated
(VLSI) design technique which was introduced as an alternative to CMOS logic design. This
technique is a two transistor implementation of complex logic functions; Logic functions can be
designed with fewer gates. GDI provides in cell swing restoration when operated in certain
conditions and use of restoration buffers. Digital circuits designed using GDI logic will have
less power consumption occupy a minimum area, gate count and delay in the circuit is reduced.
Because of fewer gates, there is less design complexity.GDI cell is as shown in the below figure
2.1 GDI cell looks similar to the CMOS inverter but the major difference is that the GDI cell has
one PMOS and NMOS transistors connected in cascade resulting in three input terminals N, P,
G. where N is the input terminal of NMOS, P is input to the PMOS and G is connected to the
common gate of NMOS and PMOS. These terminals could be given a supply VDD or Grounded
or input signal depending on the circuit design. In conventional CMOS inverter circuit, the
PMOS and NMOS diffusion inputs are always either VDD or Ground Figure 2.1 Basic logic
functions of GDI cell are as shown in the table below. Using which basic logic gates can be
designed and implemented for the design of higher digital circuits like half adders, full adder,
Ripple Carry Adder, Black cell, propagation and
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Abstract Advancement in the VLSI technology leads to the reduction in chip size and increase
in chip density. As the chip density increases the overall power consumption and the complexity
also increases. As the performance of any system is measured mainly on power consumption, it
is recommended to use low power VLSI Design techniques. In this paper, we would discuss the
GDI logic and its application in the modeling of adders for Vedic Multiplier design. Adders are
of prime importance, the design of reliable and efficient adder for a VLSI based embedded
application matters. This paper primarily deals with the design of Ripple Carry Adder, Kogge
Stone Adder, and Brent Kung Adder using CMOS and GDI logic. Urdhava Triyagbhayam sutra is
used... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
II. GDI LOGIC Gate Diffusion Input (GDI) logic is a low power Very Large Scale Integrated
(VLSI) design technique which was introduced as an alternative to CMOS logic design. This
technique is a two transistor implementation of complex logic functions; Logic functions can be
designed with fewer gates. GDI provides in cell swing restoration when operated in certain
conditions and use of restoration buffers. Digital circuits designed using GDI logic will have
less power consumption occupy a minimum area, gate count and delay in the circuit is reduced.
Because of fewer gates, there is less design complexity.GDI cell is as shown in the below figure
2.1 GDI cell looks similar to the CMOS inverter but the major difference is that the GDI cell has
one PMOS and NMOS transistors connected in cascade resulting in three input terminals N, P,
G. where N is the input terminal of NMOS, P is input to the PMOS and G is connected to the
common gate of NMOS and PMOS. These terminals could be given a supply VDD or Grounded
or input signal depending on the circuit design. In conventional CMOS inverter circuit, the
PMOS and NMOS diffusion inputs are always either VDD or Ground Figure 2.1 Basic logic
functions of GDI cell are as shown in the table below. Using which basic logic gates can be
designed and implemented for the design of higher digital circuits like half adders, full adder,
Ripple Carry Adder, Black cell, propagation and
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Robotic Surgery Essay example
Robotic Surgery
HUM432: Technology, Society, and Culture
April 15, 2012
Table of Contents
Abstract Page 3
Introduction page 4 Description of Robotic Surgery page 5
Applications of Robotic Surgery page 4 7
History of Robotic Surgery page 8
Robotic Surgery page 9
Advantages of Robot Assisted Surgery page 9, 10
Disadvantages of Robotic Surgery page 11, 12
Political Influences page 13 16
Legal Influences page 16 20
Economic Questions/ Considerations page 20 27
Psychological Considerations (T. Blake) page 28
Sociological Considerations (T. Blake) page 29 33
Cultural Context page 33
Media Influence page 34 37
Implications for the Environment ) page 37 42
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During this time, is when the physician is able to enter data that is in 3D form into a computer, that
will in return, program the computer for the purpose of assisting with removing certain areas of the
bone. The controlled instrument has multiply joined arms, and they assist in controlling the 8mm
instruments. The arms are also useful with helping to direct the binocular video endoscope
towards the intended area (Hockstein, Gourin, Faust amp; Terris, 2007). The Robodoc is one of
the computer guided mills that have been used with patients in other countries, but has not been
officially FDA approved in certain states of our country, due to the growing concerns of high
complications. There are other devices such as the Acrobot that s similar to the Robodoc and was
designed to help with knee replacements, and temporal bone surgery (Hockstein, Gourin, Faust
amp; Terris, 2007). Although the devices were designed, they haven t been clinically tested, nor
have they been FDA approved.
The da Vinci system is a system that was created so that minimally invasive surgeries can be
performed in the department of Otolaryngology by use of the robotic. The da Vinci is made up of
three different components; surgical cart, vision cart, and a surgeon s console (Mcleod, MD, Mair,
MD amp; Melder, MD, 2005).When utilizing the da Vinci s instruments, it allows the user the
benefits of three dimensional viewing with detailed perception. Although there may be some
technical problems
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Robotic Surgery
HUM432: Technology, Society, and Culture
April 15, 2012
Table of Contents
Abstract Page 3
Introduction page 4 Description of Robotic Surgery page 5
Applications of Robotic Surgery page 4 7
History of Robotic Surgery page 8
Robotic Surgery page 9
Advantages of Robot Assisted Surgery page 9, 10
Disadvantages of Robotic Surgery page 11, 12
Political Influences page 13 16
Legal Influences page 16 20
Economic Questions/ Considerations page 20 27
Psychological Considerations (T. Blake) page 28
Sociological Considerations (T. Blake) page 29 33
Cultural Context page 33
Media Influence page 34 37
Implications for the Environment ) page 37 42
Moral ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During this time, is when the physician is able to enter data that is in 3D form into a computer, that
will in return, program the computer for the purpose of assisting with removing certain areas of the
bone. The controlled instrument has multiply joined arms, and they assist in controlling the 8mm
instruments. The arms are also useful with helping to direct the binocular video endoscope
towards the intended area (Hockstein, Gourin, Faust amp; Terris, 2007). The Robodoc is one of
the computer guided mills that have been used with patients in other countries, but has not been
officially FDA approved in certain states of our country, due to the growing concerns of high
complications. There are other devices such as the Acrobot that s similar to the Robodoc and was
designed to help with knee replacements, and temporal bone surgery (Hockstein, Gourin, Faust
amp; Terris, 2007). Although the devices were designed, they haven t been clinically tested, nor
have they been FDA approved.
The da Vinci system is a system that was created so that minimally invasive surgeries can be
performed in the department of Otolaryngology by use of the robotic. The da Vinci is made up of
three different components; surgical cart, vision cart, and a surgeon s console (Mcleod, MD, Mair,
MD amp; Melder, MD, 2005).When utilizing the da Vinci s instruments, it allows the user the
benefits of three dimensional viewing with detailed perception. Although there may be some
technical problems
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Middle Colonies Motives
The middle colonies had many varying motives for founding, religious, economic foundations,
and political development. Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey all have different reasons
for the creation of the colony. Pennsylvania was claimed by William Penn because he wanted a
safe place for his, and everyone else s, religion. New York, however, was founded because the
Dutch were seeking great riches; although Henry Hudson, an English explorer they employed, did
not find a shortcut through North America, he did claim the land for the Dutch. Comparatively,
New Jersey was established and inhabited for its rich and fertile soil. Moreover, New York had
different religious motives than those of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. New York, being founded
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The middle colonies had many varying motives for founding, religious, economic foundations,
and political development. Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey all have different reasons
for the creation of the colony. Pennsylvania was claimed by William Penn because he wanted a
safe place for his, and everyone else s, religion. New York, however, was founded because the
Dutch were seeking great riches; although Henry Hudson, an English explorer they employed, did
not find a shortcut through North America, he did claim the land for the Dutch. Comparatively,
New Jersey was established and inhabited for its rich and fertile soil. Moreover, New York had
different religious motives than those of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. New York, being founded
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Essay about intelligence
Intelligence is the level of competence, ability to learn or to some people it is how well an
individual performs on an IQ test. The structure of intelligence is best subdivided into two
significant categories. They are environmental and hereditary influences.
Environmental differences can be divided into different factors. The deprivation model of social
class and intelligence consists of three variables. These variables explain, in terms of environmental
factors, development and performance which are correlated with social status.
The first of these variables consists of the combination of birth order, nutrition, and prenatal care.
Children who are first born, on average score better on mental tests. There is a definite higher
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Examples of this contribution are conceptualizations and symbolizations. An unwanted contribution
would be some situation where there are people with marital discord or if they are economically
poor. Another contribution, explained by Bijou, refers to the kinds of reinforcers in effect in
cognitive situations. An example of this contribution would be to use positive reinforcing
contingencies. A hampering situation would entail adults who use aversive, neutral or random
stimulus contingencies. The last of these contributions refers to the schedules of reinforcement.
These contributions are categorized by a high number of people who schedule contingencies of
reinforcement in ways which maintain the cognitive repertories acquired (230). Greenfield insists
that people learn what they need to accomplish a goal presented by the environment. The
specification of a particular set of goals by the environment not only determines whether learning
(255). In an experiment done on children,
Werner and Kaplan found out that variable verbal and action contexts for a certain concept provide
a way of generalizing that particular concept by differentiating it from its context. Educationally
this provides a wide variety of action goals but even more important during the initial stage instead
of the later stages. This goal structure of the environment plays a most important role in early life
and then gradually declines
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Intelligence is the level of competence, ability to learn or to some people it is how well an
individual performs on an IQ test. The structure of intelligence is best subdivided into two
significant categories. They are environmental and hereditary influences.
Environmental differences can be divided into different factors. The deprivation model of social
class and intelligence consists of three variables. These variables explain, in terms of environmental
factors, development and performance which are correlated with social status.
The first of these variables consists of the combination of birth order, nutrition, and prenatal care.
Children who are first born, on average score better on mental tests. There is a definite higher
number ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Examples of this contribution are conceptualizations and symbolizations. An unwanted contribution
would be some situation where there are people with marital discord or if they are economically
poor. Another contribution, explained by Bijou, refers to the kinds of reinforcers in effect in
cognitive situations. An example of this contribution would be to use positive reinforcing
contingencies. A hampering situation would entail adults who use aversive, neutral or random
stimulus contingencies. The last of these contributions refers to the schedules of reinforcement.
These contributions are categorized by a high number of people who schedule contingencies of
reinforcement in ways which maintain the cognitive repertories acquired (230). Greenfield insists
that people learn what they need to accomplish a goal presented by the environment. The
specification of a particular set of goals by the environment not only determines whether learning
(255). In an experiment done on children,
Werner and Kaplan found out that variable verbal and action contexts for a certain concept provide
a way of generalizing that particular concept by differentiating it from its context. Educationally
this provides a wide variety of action goals but even more important during the initial stage instead
of the later stages. This goal structure of the environment plays a most important role in early life
and then gradually declines
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Essay on Net Present Value and Moderate Keywords
Chapter 6 | Capacity Planning | | TRUE/FALSE 1. Capacity is the maximum rate of output of a
process. Answer: True Reference: Introduction Difficulty: Easy Keywords: capacity, maximum
output rate 2. Capacity decisions should be made separate from strategic decisions. Answer: False
Reference: Introduction Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: capacity decision, strategic decisions 3.
Capacity can be expressed by output or input measures. Answer: True Reference: Planning Long
Term Capacity Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: capacity, input measures, output measures 4. Input
measures of capacity are inherently more accurate than output measures of... Show more content on
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A firm may preempt the expansion of competitive firms by using an expansionist capacity strategy
and announcing a large capacity expansion. Answer: True Reference: Capacity Timing and Sizing
Strategies Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: expansionist strategy, capacity expansion 17. An
expansionist capacity strategy minimizes the risks of overexpansion due to overly optimistic
demand forecasts. Answer: False Reference: Capacity Timing and Sizing Strategies Difficulty:
Moderate Keywords: wait and see strategy, overexpansion, demand forecasts 18. A process s
capacity requirement states the future process capacity needed to meet projected customer
demands, and includes an allowance for the desired capacity cushion. Answer: True Reference: A
Systematic Approach to Long Term Capacity Decisions Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: capacity
requirement, customer demand, capacity cushion 19. A planning horizon is defined as the period
beyond which the company does not have customer orders. Answer: False Reference: A Systematic
Approach to Long term Capacity Decisions Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: time horizon 20.
Output measures are used for estimating capacity requirements when product variety and process
divergence are high. Answer: False Reference: A Systematic Approach to Long Term Capacity
Decisions Difficulty:
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Chapter 6 | Capacity Planning | | TRUE/FALSE 1. Capacity is the maximum rate of output of a
process. Answer: True Reference: Introduction Difficulty: Easy Keywords: capacity, maximum
output rate 2. Capacity decisions should be made separate from strategic decisions. Answer: False
Reference: Introduction Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: capacity decision, strategic decisions 3.
Capacity can be expressed by output or input measures. Answer: True Reference: Planning Long
Term Capacity Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: capacity, input measures, output measures 4. Input
measures of capacity are inherently more accurate than output measures of... Show more content on
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A firm may preempt the expansion of competitive firms by using an expansionist capacity strategy
and announcing a large capacity expansion. Answer: True Reference: Capacity Timing and Sizing
Strategies Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: expansionist strategy, capacity expansion 17. An
expansionist capacity strategy minimizes the risks of overexpansion due to overly optimistic
demand forecasts. Answer: False Reference: Capacity Timing and Sizing Strategies Difficulty:
Moderate Keywords: wait and see strategy, overexpansion, demand forecasts 18. A process s
capacity requirement states the future process capacity needed to meet projected customer
demands, and includes an allowance for the desired capacity cushion. Answer: True Reference: A
Systematic Approach to Long Term Capacity Decisions Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: capacity
requirement, customer demand, capacity cushion 19. A planning horizon is defined as the period
beyond which the company does not have customer orders. Answer: False Reference: A Systematic
Approach to Long term Capacity Decisions Difficulty: Moderate Keywords: time horizon 20.
Output measures are used for estimating capacity requirements when product variety and process
divergence are high. Answer: False Reference: A Systematic Approach to Long Term Capacity
Decisions Difficulty:
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Bp The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Of 2010
Prior to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010, BP had a positive reputation for promoting
corporate sustainability and creating sustainable energy. In the wake of the oil spill, however, BP
proved that it was not on the right track despite the proclamation to its constituents of the exact
opposite. There is a popular adage almost doesn t count. BP s investment in research directed
toward minimizing negative environmental impact while conducting business and accomplishing
major undertakings such as the Forties Field and Trans Alaska pipelines was a move in the right
direction. BP s follow through with the declarations the company made to its stakeholders was
severely lacking, however, and proved to be detrimental. The company admitted to failures and
oversight in its Risk Management sector such as failing to have a remote shut off switch, cutting
corners to save time and money, faulty wiring, a dead battery, a bent pipe, and its failure to closely
monitor a company that had a history of being responsible for other oil spillsand disasters among
other faults. A 166 page report issued in 2014, four years after the spill, determined that both BP
and Transocean failed to adequately inspect safety systems despite suggestions made to do so. Both
companies opted to follow an industry standard which was not adequate. This decision was not in
the best interest of affected parties and further proved to be injurious to BP. Numerous equipment
issues were found in the
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Prior to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010, BP had a positive reputation for promoting
corporate sustainability and creating sustainable energy. In the wake of the oil spill, however, BP
proved that it was not on the right track despite the proclamation to its constituents of the exact
opposite. There is a popular adage almost doesn t count. BP s investment in research directed
toward minimizing negative environmental impact while conducting business and accomplishing
major undertakings such as the Forties Field and Trans Alaska pipelines was a move in the right
direction. BP s follow through with the declarations the company made to its stakeholders was
severely lacking, however, and proved to be detrimental. The company admitted to failures and
oversight in its Risk Management sector such as failing to have a remote shut off switch, cutting
corners to save time and money, faulty wiring, a dead battery, a bent pipe, and its failure to closely
monitor a company that had a history of being responsible for other oil spillsand disasters among
other faults. A 166 page report issued in 2014, four years after the spill, determined that both BP
and Transocean failed to adequately inspect safety systems despite suggestions made to do so. Both
companies opted to follow an industry standard which was not adequate. This decision was not in
the best interest of affected parties and further proved to be injurious to BP. Numerous equipment
issues were found in the
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Mental Disorders And Personality Disorder
Emily Dickinson famously said that the brain was wider than the sky, and she wasn t far off. The
brain, specifically the mind, is the structure of all things personality and there are no set boundaries
that it falls in. But what happens when there s a glitch, causing people to not understand human
ethics? There are certain mental disorders that can be linked to serial criminality, such as antisocal
personality disorderand borderline personality which are exhibited in notorious killers Ted Bundy
and Jeffrey Dahmer.
Ted Bundy is perhaps a household name. His crimes were so horrendous and large that people
more or less recognize him, even if they do not know the reason. From the outside, Bundy grew
up in a loving middle class family. However, Born on November 24, 1946, Theodore Ted Bundy
started life as his family s embarrassing secret. His mother was just twenty two years old when she
had him, young and unwed, which disgusted her extremely religious parents. The grandparents
quickly took him in and made him believe is mother was his sister, hiding the truth from him at all
costs. This was just the first of many problems he had through his life.
His fascination with knives started at just the age of three, foreshadowing the crimes would come
later. As a teen, he had trouble connecting with peers, thought nothing of stealing, and often looked
into other s windows without second thought. He was a smart boy and did very well in school but
there was an undeniable difference
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Emily Dickinson famously said that the brain was wider than the sky, and she wasn t far off. The
brain, specifically the mind, is the structure of all things personality and there are no set boundaries
that it falls in. But what happens when there s a glitch, causing people to not understand human
ethics? There are certain mental disorders that can be linked to serial criminality, such as antisocal
personality disorderand borderline personality which are exhibited in notorious killers Ted Bundy
and Jeffrey Dahmer.
Ted Bundy is perhaps a household name. His crimes were so horrendous and large that people
more or less recognize him, even if they do not know the reason. From the outside, Bundy grew
up in a loving middle class family. However, Born on November 24, 1946, Theodore Ted Bundy
started life as his family s embarrassing secret. His mother was just twenty two years old when she
had him, young and unwed, which disgusted her extremely religious parents. The grandparents
quickly took him in and made him believe is mother was his sister, hiding the truth from him at all
costs. This was just the first of many problems he had through his life.
His fascination with knives started at just the age of three, foreshadowing the crimes would come
later. As a teen, he had trouble connecting with peers, thought nothing of stealing, and often looked
into other s windows without second thought. He was a smart boy and did very well in school but
there was an undeniable difference
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Persuasive Essay On Online Bullying
In today s progressive world, I believe it is better to consider online bullying in an immersed
online ethnographic research method, in order to fully understand how bullying is enacted in
an online world. It s also important to take this approach in order to understand what s
misunderstood about online bullying as a whole. Boyd (2010) states that if we are to know if
online platforms act as a tool for teenagers to perpetuate violence in the real world , we must
look at what they are doing online. Boyd finds that bullying does not dramatically go up or down
when social media is introduced (Boyd 2015, 152). Digital spaces that are important in the lives
of youth need to be understand both locally, and in global contexts. Mallan, Ashford and Singh s
(2010) article discusses iscapes as a way for todays youth to hang out or communicate. The authors
seek to answer the question, how do interactions across iscapes affect the identity work carried out
by today s youth. ( Mallan et al. 2010, 265).
Decheneaut et al. (2010) looks at an immersive ethnography in several online digital worlds. Bonilla
and Rosa state boldly that by using social media as their platform, subscribers can demand public
attention, and garner the attention from anthropologists by using hashtags (Bonilla et al. 2015, 5).
Technology changes how bullying is acted out, furthermore we consider online ethnographic
fieldwork in relationship to bullying as a real and viable part of anthropological studies.
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In today s progressive world, I believe it is better to consider online bullying in an immersed
online ethnographic research method, in order to fully understand how bullying is enacted in
an online world. It s also important to take this approach in order to understand what s
misunderstood about online bullying as a whole. Boyd (2010) states that if we are to know if
online platforms act as a tool for teenagers to perpetuate violence in the real world , we must
look at what they are doing online. Boyd finds that bullying does not dramatically go up or down
when social media is introduced (Boyd 2015, 152). Digital spaces that are important in the lives
of youth need to be understand both locally, and in global contexts. Mallan, Ashford and Singh s
(2010) article discusses iscapes as a way for todays youth to hang out or communicate. The authors
seek to answer the question, how do interactions across iscapes affect the identity work carried out
by today s youth. ( Mallan et al. 2010, 265).
Decheneaut et al. (2010) looks at an immersive ethnography in several online digital worlds. Bonilla
and Rosa state boldly that by using social media as their platform, subscribers can demand public
attention, and garner the attention from anthropologists by using hashtags (Bonilla et al. 2015, 5).
Technology changes how bullying is acted out, furthermore we consider online ethnographic
fieldwork in relationship to bullying as a real and viable part of anthropological studies.
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Case Study Of The Fall Of Enron Corporation
This report aims at overviewing the case study regarding the fall of Enron Corporation. It is a
business proposal to senior management aimed at identifying the factors and practices which led to
the failure of respective organization.
History of Enron Corporation
Enron Corporation was established in 1985, by Kenneth Lay as a result of a merger between the
natural gas pipeline companies of Houston Natural Gas and InterNorth (Healy and Palepu, 2016).
Later, it expanded into 1,800 more products or contracts and thirteen currencies (which included
bandwidth, paper and pulp, and contracts such as weather and credit derivatives), a majority of
them were not subjected to the regulatory oversight of the United States Commodity Futures
Trading Commission (CFTC) (Dembinski et al., 2006).
By 1992, Enron had become the largest seller of natural gas in North America. As recorded on
December 31, 2000, Enron s stock was priced at $83.13, and its market capitalization exceeded $60
billion. Enron was rated the most innovative large company ... Show more content on
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Owing to its expansive trading activities, Enron required to give considerable importance to its
credit ratings as it tend to determine its financial costs and the willingness of its counter parties to
trade with it. A favorable earnings picture and and the avoidance to excessive leverage on Enron s
balance sheet was perceived by its management as essential to maintain the firms credit ratings. The
means used to achieve these objectives involved extraordinary departures from transparency which
affected the firm s relations with investors, creditors, its own Board of Directors and stakeholders
of the company (Dembinski et al.,
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This report aims at overviewing the case study regarding the fall of Enron Corporation. It is a
business proposal to senior management aimed at identifying the factors and practices which led to
the failure of respective organization.
History of Enron Corporation
Enron Corporation was established in 1985, by Kenneth Lay as a result of a merger between the
natural gas pipeline companies of Houston Natural Gas and InterNorth (Healy and Palepu, 2016).
Later, it expanded into 1,800 more products or contracts and thirteen currencies (which included
bandwidth, paper and pulp, and contracts such as weather and credit derivatives), a majority of
them were not subjected to the regulatory oversight of the United States Commodity Futures
Trading Commission (CFTC) (Dembinski et al., 2006).
By 1992, Enron had become the largest seller of natural gas in North America. As recorded on
December 31, 2000, Enron s stock was priced at $83.13, and its market capitalization exceeded $60
billion. Enron was rated the most innovative large company ... Show more content on
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Owing to its expansive trading activities, Enron required to give considerable importance to its
credit ratings as it tend to determine its financial costs and the willingness of its counter parties to
trade with it. A favorable earnings picture and and the avoidance to excessive leverage on Enron s
balance sheet was perceived by its management as essential to maintain the firms credit ratings. The
means used to achieve these objectives involved extraordinary departures from transparency which
affected the firm s relations with investors, creditors, its own Board of Directors and stakeholders
of the company (Dembinski et al.,
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Robert Pierce, Commonly Referred To As Bob, Was Born In
Robert Pierce, commonly referred to as Bob, was born in Fort Dodge, Iowa in 1914. In his youth,
his family moved to Southern California, where he would stay through college. Pierce went to
Pasadena Nazarene College to prepare for ministry. In the mid 1930s, Pierce worked as a traveling
evangelist in California. Later, he settled in Los Angeles and got connected with the Youth for
Christ movement. He became a full time traveling evangelist for Youth for Christ in 1947. This
position allowed him the opportunity to go to Asia to evangelize to them American military serving
there.
In 1947, Pierce left for China. During this trip, he met a teacher named Tena Hoelkedoer. Tena
introduced Pierce to one of the poor, abandoned children that she had ... Show more content on
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In 1970, Pierce founded another ministry, Samaritan s Purse. The purpose of Samaritan s Purse
is to meet emergency needs in crisis areas through existing evangelical mission agencies and
national churches. In 1973, Pierce met Franklin Graham. At this time, Graham was a young
student with a heart for missions. Graham reached out to Pierce and began to desire to hear all
of his mission stories. Pierce shared his experience with Graham and became like a mentor to
him. Graham was inspired, and in 1975, Pierce and Graham went on a tour to see the world s
neediest places ( About Us ). It was on this trip that Graham s heart was exposed and called to
meeting the needs of the people in these locations. This conviction was similar to the one that
Pierce experienced on his trip to Asia and for this reason he would eventually go into the same
type of work that he was doing with Pierce.
Robert Pierce died in 1978 of leukemia. Only a year after his death, Franklin Graham took over and
became the President and Chairman of the Board of Samaritan s Purse. Both World Vision and
Samaritan s Purse are still active ministries today. The story of Robert Pierce shows that one person
s conviction can manifest itself in powerful ways. Robert Pierce was not only a great evangelist, but
he was a profound leader who understood the importance of connecting and building relationships
with those around him. Pierce shows an excellent example of networking with organizations and
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Robert Pierce, commonly referred to as Bob, was born in Fort Dodge, Iowa in 1914. In his youth,
his family moved to Southern California, where he would stay through college. Pierce went to
Pasadena Nazarene College to prepare for ministry. In the mid 1930s, Pierce worked as a traveling
evangelist in California. Later, he settled in Los Angeles and got connected with the Youth for
Christ movement. He became a full time traveling evangelist for Youth for Christ in 1947. This
position allowed him the opportunity to go to Asia to evangelize to them American military serving
there.
In 1947, Pierce left for China. During this trip, he met a teacher named Tena Hoelkedoer. Tena
introduced Pierce to one of the poor, abandoned children that she had ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In 1970, Pierce founded another ministry, Samaritan s Purse. The purpose of Samaritan s Purse
is to meet emergency needs in crisis areas through existing evangelical mission agencies and
national churches. In 1973, Pierce met Franklin Graham. At this time, Graham was a young
student with a heart for missions. Graham reached out to Pierce and began to desire to hear all
of his mission stories. Pierce shared his experience with Graham and became like a mentor to
him. Graham was inspired, and in 1975, Pierce and Graham went on a tour to see the world s
neediest places ( About Us ). It was on this trip that Graham s heart was exposed and called to
meeting the needs of the people in these locations. This conviction was similar to the one that
Pierce experienced on his trip to Asia and for this reason he would eventually go into the same
type of work that he was doing with Pierce.
Robert Pierce died in 1978 of leukemia. Only a year after his death, Franklin Graham took over and
became the President and Chairman of the Board of Samaritan s Purse. Both World Vision and
Samaritan s Purse are still active ministries today. The story of Robert Pierce shows that one person
s conviction can manifest itself in powerful ways. Robert Pierce was not only a great evangelist, but
he was a profound leader who understood the importance of connecting and building relationships
with those around him. Pierce shows an excellent example of networking with organizations and
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Mobile Computing Is A Human Computer Interaction
Abstract:
This paper will talk about what mobile computing does, Standard/Protocol/Device it is in and the
costs associated with it, benefits/services that it provide for
users, the devices and/or software that are necessary to support it, users and availability, profits
/advantages for sellers, its working principle, the physical medium
used and the bandwidth and frequencies associated with this technology.
Introduction:
Mobile computing is becoming the forefront of technological capabilities as we move towards a
more ubiquitous society. Networking homes, offices, cars and hand held
computers is the current trend of distributed mobile computing. Mobile computing is a human
computer interaction by which a computer can be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The wireless networks carry the data where it needs to go. This hybrid system is part which
accommodates mobile computing, where several users can access
their individual Internet sites from their smartphones. With recent advances in mobile computing,
users can perform mobile computing on their smartphones while
completing phone calls. This technology involves parallel processing of different threads for
digital voice and data operations. Now a days smartphones are just like
computers, with their own operating systems and sophisticated logical infrastructure that facilitates
more advanced mobile computing which have applications for
multimode functioning. Through mobile computing we can listen to music and make a video call,
text to a friend, watch movies online, play games from app store, use GPS
and can do lot other things at the same time.
What standard/protocol/device it is in?
Mobile computing Devices:
Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)
In 1984 the first PDA was released by Psion, the Organizer. Resembling this Psion s Series 3 was
followed, in 1991, which is more familiar to PDA style. It also had a
Abstract:
This paper will talk about what mobile computing does, Standard/Protocol/Device it is in and the
costs associated with it, benefits/services that it provide for
users, the devices and/or software that are necessary to support it, users and availability, profits
/advantages for sellers, its working principle, the physical medium
used and the bandwidth and frequencies associated with this technology.
Introduction:
Mobile computing is becoming the forefront of technological capabilities as we move towards a
more ubiquitous society. Networking homes, offices, cars and hand held
computers is the current trend of distributed mobile computing. Mobile computing is a human
computer interaction by which a computer can be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The wireless networks carry the data where it needs to go. This hybrid system is part which
accommodates mobile computing, where several users can access
their individual Internet sites from their smartphones. With recent advances in mobile computing,
users can perform mobile computing on their smartphones while
completing phone calls. This technology involves parallel processing of different threads for
digital voice and data operations. Now a days smartphones are just like
computers, with their own operating systems and sophisticated logical infrastructure that facilitates
more advanced mobile computing which have applications for
multimode functioning. Through mobile computing we can listen to music and make a video call,
text to a friend, watch movies online, play games from app store, use GPS
and can do lot other things at the same time.
What standard/protocol/device it is in?
Mobile computing Devices:
Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)
In 1984 the first PDA was released by Psion, the Organizer. Resembling this Psion s Series 3 was
followed, in 1991, which is more familiar to PDA style. It also had a
full keyboard. The term PDA was first used on January 7, 1992 by CEO of Apple computer John
Sculley at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, which
refers to the Apple Newton . In 1993, Apple introduced the Newton MessagePad at a price of $700.
However, the Newton s MessagePad was too big, complicated and
expensive
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Sculley at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, which
refers to the Apple Newton . In 1993, Apple introduced the Newton MessagePad at a price of $700.
However, the Newton s MessagePad was too big, complicated and
expensive
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Aesop Essay
You hear a lot of stories over the tortoise and the hare when you are young, but have you ever
stopped to look at the meaning behind the story other than as a mean bunny get what he deserved
for being too confident. The writer of these stories had a certain mean behind the story which is
that you need to slow down in life and take everything in and it will come to you. Aesop, the fable
teller, that is a title we hear often . He presents fables for children with a moral behind it. Still to
this day no one really knows his true life story , but we know of his fables. How do we know that
they are his fables? maybe we give this person credit for something he has not done. One of his
very inspirational stories was made into a painting it is called... Show more content on
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When the ant was doing all this the grasshopper laughed at the ant, but when winter came around
the grasshopper had no food and no shelter to stay warm in. While he was walking around the
grasshopper met his associate nice and warm with plenty of food. This story has been told many
way like in the disney version the ant help the grasshopper, but in the painting version The
grasshopper and the Ant(Le Cigale et la Formi) made by Jean Georges Vibert in 1875 the
ant(depicted as a monk) does not help the grasshopper(depicted as a minstrel) The origin of the
Aesop fables go so far back to the time of the Greeks. The Aesop fables, were written about 1,500
years before the time of christ. The fable usually included some type of animal doing something
they should not of and ending up with consequences for them as a advice of living to us readers.
Both the Greek writers and Aesop fables had a similar writing style they were short, easy to read
and to the point as most people like thing to be which is one of the reasons they became so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
You hear a lot of stories over the tortoise and the hare when you are young, but have you ever
stopped to look at the meaning behind the story other than as a mean bunny get what he deserved
for being too confident. The writer of these stories had a certain mean behind the story which is
that you need to slow down in life and take everything in and it will come to you. Aesop, the fable
teller, that is a title we hear often . He presents fables for children with a moral behind it. Still to
this day no one really knows his true life story , but we know of his fables. How do we know that
they are his fables? maybe we give this person credit for something he has not done. One of his
very inspirational stories was made into a painting it is called... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
When the ant was doing all this the grasshopper laughed at the ant, but when winter came around
the grasshopper had no food and no shelter to stay warm in. While he was walking around the
grasshopper met his associate nice and warm with plenty of food. This story has been told many
way like in the disney version the ant help the grasshopper, but in the painting version The
grasshopper and the Ant(Le Cigale et la Formi) made by Jean Georges Vibert in 1875 the
ant(depicted as a monk) does not help the grasshopper(depicted as a minstrel) The origin of the
Aesop fables go so far back to the time of the Greeks. The Aesop fables, were written about 1,500
years before the time of christ. The fable usually included some type of animal doing something
they should not of and ending up with consequences for them as a advice of living to us readers.
Both the Greek writers and Aesop fables had a similar writing style they were short, easy to read
and to the point as most people like thing to be which is one of the reasons they became so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What Are the Challenges That Face a Psychotherapist...
What are the challenges that face a psychotherapist working with self harm or eating disorders.
She cuts herself. Never too deep, never enough to die. But enough to feel the pain. Enough to feel
the scream inside. The lines I wear around my wrist are there to prove that I exist. A broken
mirror, a bleeding fist, a silver blade against a wrist, tears falling down to lips unkissed, she s not
the kind you ll come to miss. (http://xxdailydreamxx.tripod.com/id16.html) I took this poem from
an internet site that encourages people who self harm to express themselves creatively or make
themselves heard. It helped me to understand the emotions and thoughts behind self harm. Self
harm is considered to be a deliberate attempt at causing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This perhaps would be something that could be worked on in therapy. It was also suggested that
some people self harm as a way of communicating or expressing things they cannot speak. It is
suggested when self abuse is used in this mannor it is considered manipulative an attempt at
getting a need met or to influence another. If this is the case it is important for the therapist to
listen to what that need is and to help the individual satisfy that need in a constructive and
effective manner I imagine the therapists first challenge when presented with an individual who
self harms is creating a space where the client can trust the therapist. I can imagine an individual
who self harms will carry a large level of guilt and shame at the behaviour and it is as always
vital to move at a pace the client is comfortable with. If I am aware of marks or cuts before the
client has disclosed to me I will wait until the client feels safe or I feel is ready to talk about the
behaviour. Often the client will not have appropriate support systems for whatever reason which
puts them in a very vulnerable position. I would never suggest a no self harm contract as I feel
that would create too much pressure. It is important to remember that the behaviour is the adapted
coping strategy for this individual and on some level it provides some release or comfort and the
idea of
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What are the challenges that face a psychotherapist working with self harm or eating disorders.
She cuts herself. Never too deep, never enough to die. But enough to feel the pain. Enough to feel
the scream inside. The lines I wear around my wrist are there to prove that I exist. A broken
mirror, a bleeding fist, a silver blade against a wrist, tears falling down to lips unkissed, she s not
the kind you ll come to miss. (http://xxdailydreamxx.tripod.com/id16.html) I took this poem from
an internet site that encourages people who self harm to express themselves creatively or make
themselves heard. It helped me to understand the emotions and thoughts behind self harm. Self
harm is considered to be a deliberate attempt at causing... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This perhaps would be something that could be worked on in therapy. It was also suggested that
some people self harm as a way of communicating or expressing things they cannot speak. It is
suggested when self abuse is used in this mannor it is considered manipulative an attempt at
getting a need met or to influence another. If this is the case it is important for the therapist to
listen to what that need is and to help the individual satisfy that need in a constructive and
effective manner I imagine the therapists first challenge when presented with an individual who
self harms is creating a space where the client can trust the therapist. I can imagine an individual
who self harms will carry a large level of guilt and shame at the behaviour and it is as always
vital to move at a pace the client is comfortable with. If I am aware of marks or cuts before the
client has disclosed to me I will wait until the client feels safe or I feel is ready to talk about the
behaviour. Often the client will not have appropriate support systems for whatever reason which
puts them in a very vulnerable position. I would never suggest a no self harm contract as I feel
that would create too much pressure. It is important to remember that the behaviour is the adapted
coping strategy for this individual and on some level it provides some release or comfort and the
idea of
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How to Write Law Exam Answers
How to Write Law Exam Answers Personal notes made with reference to Legal Reasoning And
Legal Writing by Richard K. Neumann, Jr. What a teacher looks for * Your understanding of
how to use the rules * Your understanding of what the law is trying to accomplish with them Two
kinds of questions * Hypothetical situations * Response to issue/statement Rubric of grading:
what a teacher looks for when marking * Issue spotting * Knowledge of legal rules * Ability to
analyse and solve a legal problem in depth Reading hypotheticals * 1st read: See the big picture,
read from beginning to end without using your pen. * 2nd read: Underline important things and
make notes in margin. * 3rd read: Make a list on... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He completed drilling and struck water at 300 feet on October 30. In July, Betty sued Art
seeking to recover her $3500, plus the $4500 paid to Carlos. On August 1, County s dam failed,
thus reducing the amount of water available for irrigation. Betty lost her apple crop worth
$15,000. The loss could have been avoided by pumping from Betty s well if it had been
operational by August 1. Betty amended her complaint to add the $15,000 loss. In her suit
against Art, what are Betty s rights and what damages, if any, will she recover? Discuss.
ANSWER A TO CONTRACTS ESSAY ONE WAS A VALID CONTRACT FORMED? Betty s
(B s) rights against Art (A) depend on whether a valid contract was formed between them, and
whether it was breached and by whom. A and B clearly agreed on the subject matter (drilling a
well) and price ($10 a foot) and time for performance (June 1 completion). These terms suffice to
form a contract. The contract did not have to be in writing. A writing to evidence a contract is
required by the statute of frauds when land is transferred, but not for services to be performed,
as here. Betty would not have rights against A if the contract called only for drilling for water,
but the subject matter here is clearly a completed well, not the mere act of drilling: B s interest
(known to A) was in the water, and she asked him about drilling to supply drinking water, and
further asked for a
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How to Write Law Exam Answers Personal notes made with reference to Legal Reasoning And
Legal Writing by Richard K. Neumann, Jr. What a teacher looks for * Your understanding of
how to use the rules * Your understanding of what the law is trying to accomplish with them Two
kinds of questions * Hypothetical situations * Response to issue/statement Rubric of grading:
what a teacher looks for when marking * Issue spotting * Knowledge of legal rules * Ability to
analyse and solve a legal problem in depth Reading hypotheticals * 1st read: See the big picture,
read from beginning to end without using your pen. * 2nd read: Underline important things and
make notes in margin. * 3rd read: Make a list on... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He completed drilling and struck water at 300 feet on October 30. In July, Betty sued Art
seeking to recover her $3500, plus the $4500 paid to Carlos. On August 1, County s dam failed,
thus reducing the amount of water available for irrigation. Betty lost her apple crop worth
$15,000. The loss could have been avoided by pumping from Betty s well if it had been
operational by August 1. Betty amended her complaint to add the $15,000 loss. In her suit
against Art, what are Betty s rights and what damages, if any, will she recover? Discuss.
ANSWER A TO CONTRACTS ESSAY ONE WAS A VALID CONTRACT FORMED? Betty s
(B s) rights against Art (A) depend on whether a valid contract was formed between them, and
whether it was breached and by whom. A and B clearly agreed on the subject matter (drilling a
well) and price ($10 a foot) and time for performance (June 1 completion). These terms suffice to
form a contract. The contract did not have to be in writing. A writing to evidence a contract is
required by the statute of frauds when land is transferred, but not for services to be performed,
as here. Betty would not have rights against A if the contract called only for drilling for water,
but the subject matter here is clearly a completed well, not the mere act of drilling: B s interest
(known to A) was in the water, and she asked him about drilling to supply drinking water, and
further asked for a
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What Are The Social Qualities Of The 1920 s Flappers
The book Flapper by Joshua Zeitz is a book on the modern woman and the correlation to the 1920
s flapper. It talked about the political, social, and economic qualities of the 1920 s that created the
modern woman and the infamous 1920 s flapper. The government and its president were
mentioned especially when it came to making war look good through the new form of
advertisement. The movies, books, stars, and style were by far the most popular subject of the
book. The one percenters and the women who wore knock off Chanel and plastic gold were both
described in great detail. In Flapperthe political, economic, and social qualities of the 1920 s proved
that the the infamous flapper and the modern womanwere one in the same. In Chapter 17 Joshua...
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One already knows that Zelda was the first flapper, but believe me after her there were many
more. Lipstick was a cover name for a famous 1920 s newspaper columnist, who wrote about her
weekly adventures about New York as a flapper. She drank, slept with various men, smoked,
wore dresses that didn t cover her knees, and she was sexy, rebellious, modern, graceful, honest,
funny, and every teenage girls dream. Lipstick lived a life that so many women of the 1920 s
wanted to be. Then there was the movie stars. Clara, Colleen, and Brooks were the flappers on
the screen. Surprisingly only one of these girls actually embodied the flapper lifestyle off the
screen. Brooks was this single actress. She slept with various actors, directors, and partied late.
She drank and smoked. Brooks was actually from Kansas but literally ripped the Kansas out of
her and built up a New York flapper instead. She hated Hollywood and never wanted to act but
life took her that way. Clara however, loved to act and was just about the luckiest girl in the
world. She won a contest that she probably shouldn t have won because of her poverty stricken
life and horrible luck. However, she won and it brought her fame and fortune. Everyone loved
her and she loved everyone. She smiled and said hello to everyone. Clara was the girl next door in
Hollywood and the crowd loved it. Colleen is the daughter with connections. She got in by her
uncle and once this Daddy, what is beer? act wore off, she hit the bar and cut her hair and became
the irish flapper. She was the one that mother s would use to say it was ok to by their daughters
dresses and let them live in the footsteps of flapperdom. Colleen was a proper wife and only a
flapper on screen or so said the papers. The flappers of the 1920 s were the life of the party and
were the first modern women. The way they acted, talked, dressed, and were viewed was
everything to
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The book Flapper by Joshua Zeitz is a book on the modern woman and the correlation to the 1920
s flapper. It talked about the political, social, and economic qualities of the 1920 s that created the
modern woman and the infamous 1920 s flapper. The government and its president were
mentioned especially when it came to making war look good through the new form of
advertisement. The movies, books, stars, and style were by far the most popular subject of the
book. The one percenters and the women who wore knock off Chanel and plastic gold were both
described in great detail. In Flapperthe political, economic, and social qualities of the 1920 s proved
that the the infamous flapper and the modern womanwere one in the same. In Chapter 17 Joshua...
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One already knows that Zelda was the first flapper, but believe me after her there were many
more. Lipstick was a cover name for a famous 1920 s newspaper columnist, who wrote about her
weekly adventures about New York as a flapper. She drank, slept with various men, smoked,
wore dresses that didn t cover her knees, and she was sexy, rebellious, modern, graceful, honest,
funny, and every teenage girls dream. Lipstick lived a life that so many women of the 1920 s
wanted to be. Then there was the movie stars. Clara, Colleen, and Brooks were the flappers on
the screen. Surprisingly only one of these girls actually embodied the flapper lifestyle off the
screen. Brooks was this single actress. She slept with various actors, directors, and partied late.
She drank and smoked. Brooks was actually from Kansas but literally ripped the Kansas out of
her and built up a New York flapper instead. She hated Hollywood and never wanted to act but
life took her that way. Clara however, loved to act and was just about the luckiest girl in the
world. She won a contest that she probably shouldn t have won because of her poverty stricken
life and horrible luck. However, she won and it brought her fame and fortune. Everyone loved
her and she loved everyone. She smiled and said hello to everyone. Clara was the girl next door in
Hollywood and the crowd loved it. Colleen is the daughter with connections. She got in by her
uncle and once this Daddy, what is beer? act wore off, she hit the bar and cut her hair and became
the irish flapper. She was the one that mother s would use to say it was ok to by their daughters
dresses and let them live in the footsteps of flapperdom. Colleen was a proper wife and only a
flapper on screen or so said the papers. The flappers of the 1920 s were the life of the party and
were the first modern women. The way they acted, talked, dressed, and were viewed was
everything to
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The Massacre of Captain John Gunnison and his Explorers in...
Two events took place in the mid 19th century in the United States that set the stage for a third
which became an historic turning point in American history. The settlement of Mormons in Utah
and their pursuit to establish their own government coupled with explorations to develop the
transcontinental railroad laid the groundwork for the massacre of Captain John Gunnison and his
explorers in 1853 which took eight lives. As massacres go, the loss of eight people was not
numerically remarkable. What made the Gunnison Massacre exceptional is that it catapulted into
the American conscious. Both Mormons and American Indians entered the spotlight of American
attention, and the resulting outrage forever changed American sentiment and government... Show
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The Corps described the topography, route, buildings and culture of an assigned survey area, made
sketches of routes and distances, noted important observations, and kept a journal of daily
movements when the army was on the march. To accomplish this, such an expedition team would
typically include surveyors, a geologist, botanist, astronomer, meteorologist and an artist.
Transcontinental railroad After the United States acquired so much more territory, the push for
expansion accelerated and spurred development of an American transcontinental railroad line. The
California Gold Rush of 1848 fanned the flames of westward exploration and settlement. One of the
biggest challenges was finding the most suitable route. Businessmen were eager to expand their
horizons and capitalize on new western markets. In 1845, an early proponent of a transcontinental
railroad, Asa Whitney, led an exploratory team along the route he envisioned from Chicago to
northern California. As a highly successful dry goods merchant and locomotive manufacturer in
New Rochelle, New York, Whitney traveled widely to solicit support from other businessmen and
politicians. He proposed selling land to settlers along the route to finance construction. Whitney
printed maps and pamphlets and submitted several proposals to Congress. He was thwarted,
however, by southern business interests who opposed his plan because they would not
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Two events took place in the mid 19th century in the United States that set the stage for a third
which became an historic turning point in American history. The settlement of Mormons in Utah
and their pursuit to establish their own government coupled with explorations to develop the
transcontinental railroad laid the groundwork for the massacre of Captain John Gunnison and his
explorers in 1853 which took eight lives. As massacres go, the loss of eight people was not
numerically remarkable. What made the Gunnison Massacre exceptional is that it catapulted into
the American conscious. Both Mormons and American Indians entered the spotlight of American
attention, and the resulting outrage forever changed American sentiment and government... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Corps described the topography, route, buildings and culture of an assigned survey area, made
sketches of routes and distances, noted important observations, and kept a journal of daily
movements when the army was on the march. To accomplish this, such an expedition team would
typically include surveyors, a geologist, botanist, astronomer, meteorologist and an artist.
Transcontinental railroad After the United States acquired so much more territory, the push for
expansion accelerated and spurred development of an American transcontinental railroad line. The
California Gold Rush of 1848 fanned the flames of westward exploration and settlement. One of the
biggest challenges was finding the most suitable route. Businessmen were eager to expand their
horizons and capitalize on new western markets. In 1845, an early proponent of a transcontinental
railroad, Asa Whitney, led an exploratory team along the route he envisioned from Chicago to
northern California. As a highly successful dry goods merchant and locomotive manufacturer in
New Rochelle, New York, Whitney traveled widely to solicit support from other businessmen and
politicians. He proposed selling land to settlers along the route to finance construction. Whitney
printed maps and pamphlets and submitted several proposals to Congress. He was thwarted,
however, by southern business interests who opposed his plan because they would not
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Congenital Heart Disease s Incidence
Congenital heart disease s incidence depends on how the population is studied. With better
diagnosis through the introduction of echocardiography the incidence figures of congenital heart
diseases has raised from the range of 5 8 per 1000 live births to 8 12 per 1000 live births (Hoffman
JIE, 2013).
All the countries have similar incidence of congenital heart disease. Some minor differences in
types of congenital heart disease by country are there. China and Japan for example have a higher
incidence of sub pulmonic ventricular septal defects, while coarctation of the aorta and aortic
stenosis may be slightly less common in Asian countries. Total incidence of congenital heart disease
remained same and does not affect by these variations (Hoffman JIE, 2013).
In most of the countries in African continent and other developing nations, a small portion of the
population can afford the diagnosis and treatment cost of congenital heart diseases. In rural
population situation become worse where accessibility to basic healthcare is already a serious
concern. Although the rural areas in developing countries are rich in natural resources, yet these
regions are poorest in financial resources ( Tantchou, 2011)
Congenital cardiovascular defects are structural problems that cause abnormal formation of the
heart or major blood vessels. ICD 9 has listed twenty five congenital heart defects codes, of which
twenty one designate specified anatomic or hemodynamic lesions. These defects
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Congenital heart disease s incidence depends on how the population is studied. With better
diagnosis through the introduction of echocardiography the incidence figures of congenital heart
diseases has raised from the range of 5 8 per 1000 live births to 8 12 per 1000 live births (Hoffman
JIE, 2013).
All the countries have similar incidence of congenital heart disease. Some minor differences in
types of congenital heart disease by country are there. China and Japan for example have a higher
incidence of sub pulmonic ventricular septal defects, while coarctation of the aorta and aortic
stenosis may be slightly less common in Asian countries. Total incidence of congenital heart disease
remained same and does not affect by these variations (Hoffman JIE, 2013).
In most of the countries in African continent and other developing nations, a small portion of the
population can afford the diagnosis and treatment cost of congenital heart diseases. In rural
population situation become worse where accessibility to basic healthcare is already a serious
concern. Although the rural areas in developing countries are rich in natural resources, yet these
regions are poorest in financial resources ( Tantchou, 2011)
Congenital cardiovascular defects are structural problems that cause abnormal formation of the
heart or major blood vessels. ICD 9 has listed twenty five congenital heart defects codes, of which
twenty one designate specified anatomic or hemodynamic lesions. These defects
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How Should One Face Death Be Controlled By Humans
According to Epictetus, how should one face death both one s own death
and the death of people close to you? Compare and contrast this attitude
with the attitude of another figure we have studied in the course (e.g., Hector,
Achilles, Antigone, Socrates). Do you accept either of these attitudes? Why
In his handbook, Epictetus asserts that the gods created a perfectly just universe. Humans must
align their beliefs with the wills of the gods and acquiesce to whatever happens in the world. In
order to live a life of equanimity, Epictetus believes that people must understand that life is a
fragile and temporary gift from the gods and that death must be recognized as inevitable. In the Iliad
, Hector and Achilles attitudes to death ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Epictetus affirms that people must trust the gods judgment in establishing a well and just
universe. People must understand that death, like the rest of the universe s events, is a deliberate
element of the gods world. Therefore, people should want [events] to happen as they do happen,
and [their] life will go well (Epictetus, 13). When people shape their perception of death in
accordance with the gods wills, they are able to maintain equanimity. On the other hand, Epictetus
argues, If [people] are averse to illness or death or poverty, [they] will meet misfortune. So [people
must] detach [their] aversion from everything not up to [them] (Epictetus, 12). People must not
dwell on uncontrollable courses of events, like death, because it places their wills in opposition to
the will of the gods, resulting in suffering. However, when people accept that death is an intentional
aspect of the gods immaculate set up of the universe, they bring their wills in agreement with the
gods wills and may live with composure.
In addition, Epictetus argues that people must remember that human life in the gods well and just
universe is a transitory gift from the gods, which justifies its preordained revocation death. In other
words, as long as life is given to humans by the gods, people must take care of it as something that
is not [their] own, just as
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According to Epictetus, how should one face death both one s own death
and the death of people close to you? Compare and contrast this attitude
with the attitude of another figure we have studied in the course (e.g., Hector,
Achilles, Antigone, Socrates). Do you accept either of these attitudes? Why
In his handbook, Epictetus asserts that the gods created a perfectly just universe. Humans must
align their beliefs with the wills of the gods and acquiesce to whatever happens in the world. In
order to live a life of equanimity, Epictetus believes that people must understand that life is a
fragile and temporary gift from the gods and that death must be recognized as inevitable. In the Iliad
, Hector and Achilles attitudes to death ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Epictetus affirms that people must trust the gods judgment in establishing a well and just
universe. People must understand that death, like the rest of the universe s events, is a deliberate
element of the gods world. Therefore, people should want [events] to happen as they do happen,
and [their] life will go well (Epictetus, 13). When people shape their perception of death in
accordance with the gods wills, they are able to maintain equanimity. On the other hand, Epictetus
argues, If [people] are averse to illness or death or poverty, [they] will meet misfortune. So [people
must] detach [their] aversion from everything not up to [them] (Epictetus, 12). People must not
dwell on uncontrollable courses of events, like death, because it places their wills in opposition to
the will of the gods, resulting in suffering. However, when people accept that death is an intentional
aspect of the gods immaculate set up of the universe, they bring their wills in agreement with the
gods wills and may live with composure.
In addition, Epictetus argues that people must remember that human life in the gods well and just
universe is a transitory gift from the gods, which justifies its preordained revocation death. In other
words, as long as life is given to humans by the gods, people must take care of it as something that
is not [their] own, just as
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