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World War Two Essay
Crafting an essay on the topic of World War Two is undoubtedly a formidable task that demands
meticulous research, thoughtful analysis, and effective organization of information. The enormity
of the subject, coupled with the vast array of historical events, political complexities, and human
stories involved, poses a significant challenge to anyone attempting to encapsulate the essence of
such a monumental period in a coherent and engaging manner.
One of the primary difficulties lies in sifting through the extensive pool of information available.
World War Two was a global conflict with numerous theaters of war, involving a multitude of
countries, ideologies, and individuals. This necessitates a comprehensive understanding of the
various facets of the war, including its causes, key events, geopolitical shifts, and the profound
societal changes that ensued.
Moreover, crafting an essay on this topic requires a nuanced approach to highlight the
interconnectedness of events. It is not merely about presenting a chronological sequence of
battles and treaties but rather synthesizing complex relationships between nations, exploring the
socio-economic impacts on civilian populations, and delving into the ideological underpinnings
that shaped the conflict.
Another challenge is maintaining a balance between breadth and depth. The sheer volume of
information can easily lead to an overwhelming narrative, making it crucial to select and
prioritize key elements that contribute meaningfully to the overall understanding of World War
Two. This demands careful consideration of the essay's focus and the selection of relevant
themes that can be explored in depth.
The emotional weight of the subject further complicates the writing process. World War Two was
marked by immense human suffering, heroism, and tragedy. Conveying these experiences with
sensitivity while remaining objective requires a delicate touch. Striking the right tone is essential
to engage the reader without downplaying the gravity of the historical events.
In conclusion, tackling a World War Two essay is an intricate task that demands a combination of
historical acumen, analytical skills, and empathetic storytelling. Successfully navigating these
challenges requires time, dedication, and a commitment to delivering a nuanced and compelling
narrative that does justice to the complexity of this pivotal period in human history.
For assistance with similar essays or any other writing needs, one may consider seeking help
from professional services like HelpWriting.net . Such platforms can provide support in crafting
well-researched and expertly written essays on a variety of topics, ensuring academic success.
World War Two EssayWorld War Two Essay
Crafting an essay on the topic of World War Two is undoubtedly a formidable task that demands
meticulous research, thoughtful analysis, and effective organization of information. The enormity
of the subject, coupled with the vast array of historical events, political complexities, and human
stories involved, poses a significant challenge to anyone attempting to encapsulate the essence of
such a monumental period in a coherent and engaging manner.
One of the primary difficulties lies in sifting through the extensive pool of information available.
World War Two was a global conflict with numerous theaters of war, involving a multitude of
countries, ideologies, and individuals. This necessitates a comprehensive understanding of the
various facets of the war, including its causes, key events, geopolitical shifts, and the profound
societal changes that ensued.
Moreover, crafting an essay on this topic requires a nuanced approach to highlight the
interconnectedness of events. It is not merely about presenting a chronological sequence of
battles and treaties but rather synthesizing complex relationships between nations, exploring the
socio-economic impacts on civilian populations, and delving into the ideological underpinnings
that shaped the conflict.
Another challenge is maintaining a balance between breadth and depth. The sheer volume of
information can easily lead to an overwhelming narrative, making it crucial to select and
prioritize key elements that contribute meaningfully to the overall understanding of World War
Two. This demands careful consideration of the essay's focus and the selection of relevant
themes that can be explored in depth.
The emotional weight of the subject further complicates the writing process. World War Two was
marked by immense human suffering, heroism, and tragedy. Conveying these experiences with
sensitivity while remaining objective requires a delicate touch. Striking the right tone is essential
to engage the reader without downplaying the gravity of the historical events.
In conclusion, tackling a World War Two essay is an intricate task that demands a combination of
historical acumen, analytical skills, and empathetic storytelling. Successfully navigating these
challenges requires time, dedication, and a commitment to delivering a nuanced and compelling
narrative that does justice to the complexity of this pivotal period in human history.
For assistance with similar essays or any other writing needs, one may consider seeking help
from professional services like HelpWriting.net . Such platforms can provide support in crafting
well-researched and expertly written essays on a variety of topics, ensuring academic success.
World War Two EssayWorld War Two Essay
Carbon Dioxide And The Rate Of Photosynthesis
Abstract Photosynthesis is directly affected by specific factors such as the level of
carbon dioxide and the amount of light. In this study, we try to prove whether or
not there is a significant statistical difference between the level of carbon dioxide
and the rate of photosynthesis. To do this we investigated an aquatic plant, Elodea.
A test was conducted to study the rate of photosynthesis which in this case was by
observation of the number of gas bubbles produced when the plant was placed in
different concentration of NaCHO3. The data obtained was used to calculate and plot
standard deviation graphs for each test. By observing error graphs, it was evident that
the P value obtained was lower than the significant value of 0.05%, resulting in the
rejection of the hypothesis.
Introduction
Photosynthesis is an essential process for plants to prevent enthalpy, maintain
metabolism and sustain to its environment. Photosynthesis allows plants to convert
carbon dioxide to organic molecules using light as a source of energy. The key
elements that are required for the process of photosynthesis are carbon dioxide, water,
and light. All the components needed for photosynthesis are used in small quantities
as they have adverse effects on the plant, for example, if there is too much carbon
dioxide, the spores of the plant reduce in size thus affecting respiration and
evaporating (Carnegie Institution, 2010).
The objective of this study is to prove the relationship between carbon
Abstract Photosynthesis is directly affected by specific factors such as the level of
carbon dioxide and the amount of light. In this study, we try to prove whether or
not there is a significant statistical difference between the level of carbon dioxide
and the rate of photosynthesis. To do this we investigated an aquatic plant, Elodea.
A test was conducted to study the rate of photosynthesis which in this case was by
observation of the number of gas bubbles produced when the plant was placed in
different concentration of NaCHO3. The data obtained was used to calculate and plot
standard deviation graphs for each test. By observing error graphs, it was evident that
the P value obtained was lower than the significant value of 0.05%, resulting in the
rejection of the hypothesis.
Introduction
Photosynthesis is an essential process for plants to prevent enthalpy, maintain
metabolism and sustain to its environment. Photosynthesis allows plants to convert
carbon dioxide to organic molecules using light as a source of energy. The key
elements that are required for the process of photosynthesis are carbon dioxide, water,
and light. All the components needed for photosynthesis are used in small quantities
as they have adverse effects on the plant, for example, if there is too much carbon
dioxide, the spores of the plant reduce in size thus affecting respiration and
evaporating (Carnegie Institution, 2010).
The objective of this study is to prove the relationship between carbon
Ondekoz Taiko Drummers Of Mt. Fuji
In the video called Ondekoza (Taiko Drummers of Mt. Fuji), my first impression of
the performance was that it seemed to be a traditional drumming ensemble by just
looking at the Japanese drums, and the traditional clothing of the players. However,
the drumming style of the video was a slightly strange, because usually ancient and
traditional music would consider focusing on Japanese traditional values, religion,
stories, or ethnicity. Nevertheless, there was a one scene where a drum player
wearing an underwear showing his hips was playing the big drum when suddenly
another a man came out with a European bottle of wine or Champagne and was
drinking and spitting around on the other drummer s back. It was very foreign and
odd that both men represent something not Japanese like the man came out with a
European bottle and the other drummer wearing an underwear that show his hips in
a Japanese setting. To figure if the Ondekoza performance is a traditional concert, I
had to read an article called Drumming from Screen to Stage: Ondekoza s Е Њdaiko
and the Reimaging of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of them was Honma Masahiko, a local historian and teacher on the island of
Sabo which he helped Den to grasp some ideas and thoughts by a different
performance in the region Sabo Ondeko (demon drumming) which inspired Den to
create the ensemble Ondekoza. Another person was Miyamoto Tsuneichi who was a
native ethnologist and inspired Den through a book called The People Who Live on
the Sea which is about the Japanese culture and its people. Miyamoto later
financially helped to organize Den s Ondekoza and building a Summer School of
learning the Odaiko on the island of Sabo in 1970. Later on, the ensemble Ondekoza
was aided and documented by another Den s older friend name Shinoda Masahiro,
who became the first director documenting
In the video called Ondekoza (Taiko Drummers of Mt. Fuji), my first impression of
the performance was that it seemed to be a traditional drumming ensemble by just
looking at the Japanese drums, and the traditional clothing of the players. However,
the drumming style of the video was a slightly strange, because usually ancient and
traditional music would consider focusing on Japanese traditional values, religion,
stories, or ethnicity. Nevertheless, there was a one scene where a drum player
wearing an underwear showing his hips was playing the big drum when suddenly
another a man came out with a European bottle of wine or Champagne and was
drinking and spitting around on the other drummer s back. It was very foreign and
odd that both men represent something not Japanese like the man came out with a
European bottle and the other drummer wearing an underwear that show his hips in
a Japanese setting. To figure if the Ondekoza performance is a traditional concert, I
had to read an article called Drumming from Screen to Stage: Ondekoza s Е Њdaiko
and the Reimaging of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of them was Honma Masahiko, a local historian and teacher on the island of
Sabo which he helped Den to grasp some ideas and thoughts by a different
performance in the region Sabo Ondeko (demon drumming) which inspired Den to
create the ensemble Ondekoza. Another person was Miyamoto Tsuneichi who was a
native ethnologist and inspired Den through a book called The People Who Live on
the Sea which is about the Japanese culture and its people. Miyamoto later
financially helped to organize Den s Ondekoza and building a Summer School of
learning the Odaiko on the island of Sabo in 1970. Later on, the ensemble Ondekoza
was aided and documented by another Den s older friend name Shinoda Masahiro,
who became the first director documenting
Personal values, belief and attitudes
Personal values, belief and attitudes
As human beings, we all have our own values, beliefs and attitudes that we have
developed throughout the course of our lives. Our family, friends, community and
the experiences we have had all contribute to our sense of who we are and how we
view the world. As community services workers, we are often working with people
who are vulnerable and/or who may live a lifestyle that mainstream society views
as being different or unacceptable. If, as community services workers, we are to
provide a service that meets the needs of our target groups and helps them to feel
empowered, we need to be aware of our own personal values, beliefs and attitudes and
be prepared to adopt the professional values of our ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is important that you develop an awareness of what you value, as these values will
be important in informing your relationships with clients, co workers and employers.
The following is a list of common dominant values in Australian society. Tick the
values that apply to you and then select the ten most important values you ticked and
rank them.
(1 = most important, 10 = least important)
Click here for the list (.doc 12 KB)
Did you learn something about yourself that you didn t expect? What is important
here is your ability to be able to identify the values that are important to you.
It is important to be conscious of our values. This knowledge helps us to:
ask ourselves why we are doing what we are doing
identify the consequences of our actions for ourselves and others (including clients
and co workers)
consider other and better options if necessary.
It is important to not only have a
Personal values, belief and attitudes
As human beings, we all have our own values, beliefs and attitudes that we have
developed throughout the course of our lives. Our family, friends, community and
the experiences we have had all contribute to our sense of who we are and how we
view the world. As community services workers, we are often working with people
who are vulnerable and/or who may live a lifestyle that mainstream society views
as being different or unacceptable. If, as community services workers, we are to
provide a service that meets the needs of our target groups and helps them to feel
empowered, we need to be aware of our own personal values, beliefs and attitudes and
be prepared to adopt the professional values of our ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is important that you develop an awareness of what you value, as these values will
be important in informing your relationships with clients, co workers and employers.
The following is a list of common dominant values in Australian society. Tick the
values that apply to you and then select the ten most important values you ticked and
rank them.
(1 = most important, 10 = least important)
Click here for the list (.doc 12 KB)
Did you learn something about yourself that you didn t expect? What is important
here is your ability to be able to identify the values that are important to you.
It is important to be conscious of our values. This knowledge helps us to:
ask ourselves why we are doing what we are doing
identify the consequences of our actions for ourselves and others (including clients
and co workers)
consider other and better options if necessary.
It is important to not only have a
The Omnipotence And Omniscience Of God Essay
William Maillis
PHL 111
Reaction Paper #2
Professor M. Scott Mayberry
13 December 2016
The Omnipotence and Omniscience of God
Does God exist in the universe, or does the universe exist in God? This is the
question mankind must answer when we discuss the attributes of God. Many times
humanity attempts to place God in the universe and placing universal laws and
limitations on God, but God is not bound by the laws of the universe, because the
universe exists in God. If it true that God has created everything than how can he
be limited by anything? Only God could limit Himself, by His own choice to do
so. Thomas V. Morris in his article on the omnipotence of God asks; can God do
everything that is logically possible? Who s logic? Are we made in the Image and
Likeness of God, or are we attempting to make Him in ours? The difficulty is this:
as humans, we are imperfect, with our viewpoints so limited is it God we connect
to, or merely our own impression of Him? As imperfect humans, we know only
ourselves. We connect to others, but we can never truly go into anybody s mind
but our own. Every person exists in a specific manner, completely immersed in his
individual awareness, which is egocentric and exclusive. As human beings, we look
towards reason and logic to try to understand existence and our place in it. However,
there is no human being who is omniscient, so therefore our logic can be flawed, so
what is logically possible?
In the article; Omniscience and human freedom: a
William Maillis
PHL 111
Reaction Paper #2
Professor M. Scott Mayberry
13 December 2016
The Omnipotence and Omniscience of God
Does God exist in the universe, or does the universe exist in God? This is the
question mankind must answer when we discuss the attributes of God. Many times
humanity attempts to place God in the universe and placing universal laws and
limitations on God, but God is not bound by the laws of the universe, because the
universe exists in God. If it true that God has created everything than how can he
be limited by anything? Only God could limit Himself, by His own choice to do
so. Thomas V. Morris in his article on the omnipotence of God asks; can God do
everything that is logically possible? Who s logic? Are we made in the Image and
Likeness of God, or are we attempting to make Him in ours? The difficulty is this:
as humans, we are imperfect, with our viewpoints so limited is it God we connect
to, or merely our own impression of Him? As imperfect humans, we know only
ourselves. We connect to others, but we can never truly go into anybody s mind
but our own. Every person exists in a specific manner, completely immersed in his
individual awareness, which is egocentric and exclusive. As human beings, we look
towards reason and logic to try to understand existence and our place in it. However,
there is no human being who is omniscient, so therefore our logic can be flawed, so
what is logically possible?
In the article; Omniscience and human freedom: a
Social Influence Research
Social Influence Research Do the Ends Justify the Means?
To what extent does the importance of social influence research, justify the methods
used in its investigation?
The debate about ethics in psychology focuses on two areas: protection of
participants and benefiting society. This is a double obligation dilemma as if some
psychologists are not allowed to do certain experiments because of ethical restraints;
this can cause problems with validity. In social psychology, these psychologists have
an obligation to use their research skills to advance our knowledge of human
behaviour, for the ultimate aim of human betterment.
Milgram s study into obedience involved participants becoming a ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The findings of this research seem to justify the ethical guidelines broken as this
experiment is a crucial insight into understanding the extent to which people obey.
Also, this experiment would not have worked if it had followed all rules as the
participants would have known the shocks were false and therefore the experiment
would not have been so impactive. The participant would know he/she was not
harming the learner in anyway and therefore be much more willing to follow orders.
Zimbardo s prison experiment was a lab based experiment involving participants
being assigned to the role of guard or prisoner and then spending 5 days (originally
14 days but the experiment was disbanded after 5) in a prison set up in the basement
of a university. Each prisoner was arrested in their own homes and taken to the
prison. In the course of the experiment it was noted that the prisoners were
dehumanised, humiliated and some suffered psychosomatic rashes and even seizures.
The guards became ruthless, guiltless and seemed to enjoy the dominance and power
they had over the prisoners. The aim was to investigate how people conformed
Social Influence Research Do the Ends Justify the Means?
To what extent does the importance of social influence research, justify the methods
used in its investigation?
The debate about ethics in psychology focuses on two areas: protection of
participants and benefiting society. This is a double obligation dilemma as if some
psychologists are not allowed to do certain experiments because of ethical restraints;
this can cause problems with validity. In social psychology, these psychologists have
an obligation to use their research skills to advance our knowledge of human
behaviour, for the ultimate aim of human betterment.
Milgram s study into obedience involved participants becoming a ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The findings of this research seem to justify the ethical guidelines broken as this
experiment is a crucial insight into understanding the extent to which people obey.
Also, this experiment would not have worked if it had followed all rules as the
participants would have known the shocks were false and therefore the experiment
would not have been so impactive. The participant would know he/she was not
harming the learner in anyway and therefore be much more willing to follow orders.
Zimbardo s prison experiment was a lab based experiment involving participants
being assigned to the role of guard or prisoner and then spending 5 days (originally
14 days but the experiment was disbanded after 5) in a prison set up in the basement
of a university. Each prisoner was arrested in their own homes and taken to the
prison. In the course of the experiment it was noted that the prisoners were
dehumanised, humiliated and some suffered psychosomatic rashes and even seizures.
The guards became ruthless, guiltless and seemed to enjoy the dominance and power
they had over the prisoners. The aim was to investigate how people conformed
Domestic Ring Main Circuit ( Ac )
Domestic ring main circuit
Two ends of the rings are connected towards the same terminal at the consumer unit,
then the current will travel in the two directions so that the cables do not have too
much current that it cannot handle it enough. When there is long lengths of cable,
the electricity will lose its power to work and oppositely trying to apply too much
current on a cable will be potentially dangerous to anyone handling it. So therefore
the use of and benefits of domestic ring main delivers ensures that both ends receive
power evenly and keep the load light as much as possible.
Edwards, M. (2016) Wiring a ring main | electrical wiring | wiring a circuit | electrical
circuits | mains wiring. Available at: http://www.diydoctor.org.uk/projects
/ringmain.htm (Accessed: 1 November 2016).
Nature of AC voltage and AC current
An alternating current (AC) will describe how the charges of electricity is able to
travel in either direction when it is necessarily needed. This alteration changes the
voltages and causes it to go back in reverse in the way the current does.
Contributors (no date) Alternating current (AC) vs. Direct current (DC). Available at:
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/alternating current ac vs direct current dc
/alternating current ac (Accessed: 1 November 2016).
(No Date) Available at: http://sub.allaboutcircuits.com/images/02001.png (Accessed:
1 November 2016).
Nature of DC voltage and DC currents
A direct current (DC) is different to
Domestic ring main circuit
Two ends of the rings are connected towards the same terminal at the consumer unit,
then the current will travel in the two directions so that the cables do not have too
much current that it cannot handle it enough. When there is long lengths of cable,
the electricity will lose its power to work and oppositely trying to apply too much
current on a cable will be potentially dangerous to anyone handling it. So therefore
the use of and benefits of domestic ring main delivers ensures that both ends receive
power evenly and keep the load light as much as possible.
Edwards, M. (2016) Wiring a ring main | electrical wiring | wiring a circuit | electrical
circuits | mains wiring. Available at: http://www.diydoctor.org.uk/projects
/ringmain.htm (Accessed: 1 November 2016).
Nature of AC voltage and AC current
An alternating current (AC) will describe how the charges of electricity is able to
travel in either direction when it is necessarily needed. This alteration changes the
voltages and causes it to go back in reverse in the way the current does.
Contributors (no date) Alternating current (AC) vs. Direct current (DC). Available at:
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/alternating current ac vs direct current dc
/alternating current ac (Accessed: 1 November 2016).
(No Date) Available at: http://sub.allaboutcircuits.com/images/02001.png (Accessed:
1 November 2016).
Nature of DC voltage and DC currents
A direct current (DC) is different to
Immigrants In 1900 s New York City-Why They Left Home
Harbor of Hope In the late 1800s to the mid 1900s, population in New York City
was ever increasing. The stories of the American Dream and the magnificent new
town of New York reached Europe and stirred a plentiful amount of people to move
to the new land. While the new world economy was thriving, many Europeans
faced great hardships as a result of it, such as, Crop failure, resulted in loss of jobs
and famine and Religious and political freedom which led them to see that New York
Citywas a haven for all people from all religions and all nationalities (
IMMIGRANTS IN 1900 s NEW YORK CITY Why They Left Home. ). These
immigrants recognized the danger of leaving all they had known and all they had
for a possibility of a new life in New York, but they had hope. Hope is what brought
them to this new world and hope was the first thing they saw in... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This hope being the New York Harbor. Within the harbor, the iconic Statue of
Liberty, that so many had heard of, welcomed these settlers to their new home. After
their encounter with Lady Liberty, the immigrants travel further in the harbor
arriving at Ellis Island for official documentation. At Ellis Island, these immigrants
had their first taste of what life in New York would be. The overwhelming
quantities of immigrants arriving led to hours of waiting, hours of processing, and
hours of inspections to ensure their papers were legal and that they were in good
health. The great Harbor of hope that welcomed immigrants for so many years would
also become the lively hood for some, providing employment opportunities, such as,
sailors and fishermen, but specifically
Harbor of Hope In the late 1800s to the mid 1900s, population in New York City
was ever increasing. The stories of the American Dream and the magnificent new
town of New York reached Europe and stirred a plentiful amount of people to move
to the new land. While the new world economy was thriving, many Europeans
faced great hardships as a result of it, such as, Crop failure, resulted in loss of jobs
and famine and Religious and political freedom which led them to see that New York
Citywas a haven for all people from all religions and all nationalities (
IMMIGRANTS IN 1900 s NEW YORK CITY Why They Left Home. ). These
immigrants recognized the danger of leaving all they had known and all they had
for a possibility of a new life in New York, but they had hope. Hope is what brought
them to this new world and hope was the first thing they saw in... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This hope being the New York Harbor. Within the harbor, the iconic Statue of
Liberty, that so many had heard of, welcomed these settlers to their new home. After
their encounter with Lady Liberty, the immigrants travel further in the harbor
arriving at Ellis Island for official documentation. At Ellis Island, these immigrants
had their first taste of what life in New York would be. The overwhelming
quantities of immigrants arriving led to hours of waiting, hours of processing, and
hours of inspections to ensure their papers were legal and that they were in good
health. The great Harbor of hope that welcomed immigrants for so many years would
also become the lively hood for some, providing employment opportunities, such as,
sailors and fishermen, but specifically
Short Summary Of Pyotr Tchaikovsky
Pyotr Tchaikovsky was one of the most loved composers in Russia. On May 7,
1840, in Votkinsk in the Vyatka region of Russia, Tchaikovsky was born to a
middle class family and was the second son of Lieutenant Colonel Ilya Petrovich
Tchaikovsky, chief mine inspector of the Kamsko Votkinsk mines and
metallurgical. Not much is said about Tchaikovsky mother, but we do know that
she, Alexandra Andreyevna, was the second wife out of three, had an ear for
music and played the piano, she was able to speak two languages: French and
German. The two had six children together and one child from his previous
marriage. At age four, Tchaikovsky composed his first piece Our Mama in
Petersburg , his father was impressed by the small composition, but thought it was a
phase. In 1844, the education of the young Tchaikovsky and his siblings was put in
the hands of Fanny DГ јrbach, a twenty two year old French Governess. She noticed
that young Pyotr Tchaikovsky had different qualities from his brothers and sisters, he
did not care about his appearance, but he was very affectionate and had a big heart.
Fanny DГ јrbach claimed that young Tchaikovsky would start tapping on the window
pane, playing a tune he that would be trapped in his head, she considered his
obsession with music unhealthy. (Pg. 13. Tchaikovsky , Weinstock.). In 1848, a
friend Tchaikovsky father urged him to retire from government service and was
promised him that ll he receive an excellent post at the capital. Persuaded be the
Pyotr Tchaikovsky was one of the most loved composers in Russia. On May 7,
1840, in Votkinsk in the Vyatka region of Russia, Tchaikovsky was born to a
middle class family and was the second son of Lieutenant Colonel Ilya Petrovich
Tchaikovsky, chief mine inspector of the Kamsko Votkinsk mines and
metallurgical. Not much is said about Tchaikovsky mother, but we do know that
she, Alexandra Andreyevna, was the second wife out of three, had an ear for
music and played the piano, she was able to speak two languages: French and
German. The two had six children together and one child from his previous
marriage. At age four, Tchaikovsky composed his first piece Our Mama in
Petersburg , his father was impressed by the small composition, but thought it was a
phase. In 1844, the education of the young Tchaikovsky and his siblings was put in
the hands of Fanny DГ јrbach, a twenty two year old French Governess. She noticed
that young Pyotr Tchaikovsky had different qualities from his brothers and sisters, he
did not care about his appearance, but he was very affectionate and had a big heart.
Fanny DГ јrbach claimed that young Tchaikovsky would start tapping on the window
pane, playing a tune he that would be trapped in his head, she considered his
obsession with music unhealthy. (Pg. 13. Tchaikovsky , Weinstock.). In 1848, a
friend Tchaikovsky father urged him to retire from government service and was
promised him that ll he receive an excellent post at the capital. Persuaded be the
Being An Outsider
No matter where one goes on this dismal chunk of rock, one will probably
encounter an outsider. In high school lunchrooms there is always at least one poor,
sad teenager who has the unlucky seat next to the trash can. In parks and school
playgrounds there is always that one melancholy kid that provides a stark contrast
from the joyful shouts and screams coming from the other playing children. The
experience of being an outsider is an inescapable universal condition that can be
caused through social class, appearance, or other factors. Being an outsider is
caused by social class no matter where one is in the world. In Santha Rama Rau s
memoir of her childhood as an Indian girl in British controlled India, she talked
about how she and her sister were seen as outsiders in their British run school... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Ryszard Kapuscinski s lecture, Encountering the Other: The Challenge for the
21st Century , Kapuscinski argues that everyone is part of another group that is
deemed the Other . Kapuscinski states that Others are indeed Others, but for those
Others, I am the one who is Other (Kapuscinski, 22). Thus, being an outsider is a
universal condition since we are all the Other to someone else. However, some
might argue that being an outsider is not a universal condition as humans are by
nature social animals so being an outsider is a rare occurence. To this, Kapuscinski
also states that being an outsider is universal as ...the Other is a mirror into which
you peer...a mirror that unmasks and denudes, which we would prefer to avoid
(Kapuscinski, 28). In other words, being an outsider is a universal condition even
though humans are social animals because the Other is a reflection of qualities that
define a person and humanity in general. The quality of being in outsider is universal
as everyone is an outsider to someone else and outsiders are simply reflections of who
humanity
No matter where one goes on this dismal chunk of rock, one will probably
encounter an outsider. In high school lunchrooms there is always at least one poor,
sad teenager who has the unlucky seat next to the trash can. In parks and school
playgrounds there is always that one melancholy kid that provides a stark contrast
from the joyful shouts and screams coming from the other playing children. The
experience of being an outsider is an inescapable universal condition that can be
caused through social class, appearance, or other factors. Being an outsider is
caused by social class no matter where one is in the world. In Santha Rama Rau s
memoir of her childhood as an Indian girl in British controlled India, she talked
about how she and her sister were seen as outsiders in their British run school... Show
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In Ryszard Kapuscinski s lecture, Encountering the Other: The Challenge for the
21st Century , Kapuscinski argues that everyone is part of another group that is
deemed the Other . Kapuscinski states that Others are indeed Others, but for those
Others, I am the one who is Other (Kapuscinski, 22). Thus, being an outsider is a
universal condition since we are all the Other to someone else. However, some
might argue that being an outsider is not a universal condition as humans are by
nature social animals so being an outsider is a rare occurence. To this, Kapuscinski
also states that being an outsider is universal as ...the Other is a mirror into which
you peer...a mirror that unmasks and denudes, which we would prefer to avoid
(Kapuscinski, 28). In other words, being an outsider is a universal condition even
though humans are social animals because the Other is a reflection of qualities that
define a person and humanity in general. The quality of being in outsider is universal
as everyone is an outsider to someone else and outsiders are simply reflections of who
humanity
Drivers of Hospitality Industry Employees Job...
African Journal of Business Management Vol. 4(18), pp. 4118 4134, 18 December,
2010 Available online at http://www.academicjournals.org/AJBM ISSN 1993 8233
2010 Academic Journals
Full Length Research Paper
Drivers of hospitality industry employees job satisfaction, organizational commitment
and job performance
Ming Chun Tsai1, Ching Chan Cheng2* and Ya Yuan Chang3
Department of Business Administration, Chung Hua University, No. 707, Sec.2,
WuFu Road, Hsinchu City, Taiwan 300, Republic of China. 2 Department of Food
and Beverage Management, Taipei College of Maritime Technology, No. 212, Sec.9,
Yen Ping N, Taipei City, Taiwan 111, Republic of China. 3 Department of Business
Administration, National Chung Hsing University, No. 250, Kuo ... Show more
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Finally, the company can make a profit (Zeithaml et al., 2009). Therefore, satisfied
employees make satisfied customers. Service personnel satisfaction significantly
influences organizational commitment and job performance on customer satisfaction
and corporate operational performance (Ladkin, 2002; Dunlap et al., 1988; Tansuhaj
et al., 1988; Chowdhary, 2003; Yang and Chen, 2010). How to enhance service
personnel satisfaction, organizational commitment and job performance is a critical
issue in service industry management. In past research on employee satisfaction,
organizational commitment and job performance, many scholars (Babin and Boles,
1998; Bernhardt et al., 2000; Van Scotter, 2000; Koys, 2003; Testa, 2001) have
validated that employees job satisfaction positively influences job performance and
organizational commitment. In studies on factors of employees job satisfaction, job
performance and organizational commitment, the service profit chain proposed by
Heskett et al.(1994) and service marketing management model indicated by Tansuhaj
et al.(1988) on overall service industry both demonstrated that management s internal
marketing activities produce job satisfaction and commitment to the organization. In
addition, many studies have found close relationships between leadership, employee
satisfaction, organizational commitment and job performance (Billingsley and Cross,
1992; Yammarino and Dubinsky, 1994; Burton et al., 2002; Avolio et al., 2004; Chen
and
African Journal of Business Management Vol. 4(18), pp. 4118 4134, 18 December,
2010 Available online at http://www.academicjournals.org/AJBM ISSN 1993 8233
2010 Academic Journals
Full Length Research Paper
Drivers of hospitality industry employees job satisfaction, organizational commitment
and job performance
Ming Chun Tsai1, Ching Chan Cheng2* and Ya Yuan Chang3
Department of Business Administration, Chung Hua University, No. 707, Sec.2,
WuFu Road, Hsinchu City, Taiwan 300, Republic of China. 2 Department of Food
and Beverage Management, Taipei College of Maritime Technology, No. 212, Sec.9,
Yen Ping N, Taipei City, Taiwan 111, Republic of China. 3 Department of Business
Administration, National Chung Hsing University, No. 250, Kuo ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, the company can make a profit (Zeithaml et al., 2009). Therefore, satisfied
employees make satisfied customers. Service personnel satisfaction significantly
influences organizational commitment and job performance on customer satisfaction
and corporate operational performance (Ladkin, 2002; Dunlap et al., 1988; Tansuhaj
et al., 1988; Chowdhary, 2003; Yang and Chen, 2010). How to enhance service
personnel satisfaction, organizational commitment and job performance is a critical
issue in service industry management. In past research on employee satisfaction,
organizational commitment and job performance, many scholars (Babin and Boles,
1998; Bernhardt et al., 2000; Van Scotter, 2000; Koys, 2003; Testa, 2001) have
validated that employees job satisfaction positively influences job performance and
organizational commitment. In studies on factors of employees job satisfaction, job
performance and organizational commitment, the service profit chain proposed by
Heskett et al.(1994) and service marketing management model indicated by Tansuhaj
et al.(1988) on overall service industry both demonstrated that management s internal
marketing activities produce job satisfaction and commitment to the organization. In
addition, many studies have found close relationships between leadership, employee
satisfaction, organizational commitment and job performance (Billingsley and Cross,
1992; Yammarino and Dubinsky, 1994; Burton et al., 2002; Avolio et al., 2004; Chen
and
Essay on The Artwork of William Hogarth
The Artwork of William Hogarth
The artwork of William Hogarth is influenced greatly by social factors and the culture
of eighteenth century England. In many of his works, Hogarth satirizes English
society, rich and poor alike. His paintings and engravings depict the society of which
he lived, with the costumes and ways of life of the times all shown in his work. Much
of the time he is being satirical, exaggerating some of the faults of the people, other
times he is being bitingly realistic in his views. It seems no one is safe from his
caricatures, from the lords and ladies, to slaves, servants, prostitutes, criminals and
the poor.
Overall, his work shows the culture of a broad cross section of the people of England
during this time, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As Hogarth himself wrote, Beer Street and Gin Lane were done when the dredfull
[sic] consequences of gin drinking was at its height. (Webster 1978) The prints
were published partly to support the 1751 Gin Act. In an earlier work, Strolling
Actresses in a Barn, Hogarth also referred to another Act, the 1737 Act against
strolling players. The Act is depicted on the left side of the engraving showing that
the performance will be the women s last. Social references include the fact that
there were many people of African descent in England at the time, as is shown by
the servant and the black actress in this print. The man peeping in at the top right
which he possibly could have paid to do because Men at this time could pay to
peek at the actresses changing...a seedy, disordered side to a play filled with magic
and goddesses. (peopleplayuk.org.uk) Some of the actresses look silly here, similar
to the foolish side of people Hogarth illustrated in his earlier picture about the
bursting of the South Sea bubble.
Hogarth s early print The South Sea Scheme is about the disastrous stock market
crash of 1720, where many English people lost a great deal of money. In the bottom
left corner, he shows Protestant, Catholic and Jewish figures gambling, while in the
middle there is a huge merry go round like machine, which people are getting on to
ride. At the top is a goat, written below which is Who l Ride and this shows the
stupidity of people in
The Artwork of William Hogarth
The artwork of William Hogarth is influenced greatly by social factors and the culture
of eighteenth century England. In many of his works, Hogarth satirizes English
society, rich and poor alike. His paintings and engravings depict the society of which
he lived, with the costumes and ways of life of the times all shown in his work. Much
of the time he is being satirical, exaggerating some of the faults of the people, other
times he is being bitingly realistic in his views. It seems no one is safe from his
caricatures, from the lords and ladies, to slaves, servants, prostitutes, criminals and
the poor.
Overall, his work shows the culture of a broad cross section of the people of England
during this time, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As Hogarth himself wrote, Beer Street and Gin Lane were done when the dredfull
[sic] consequences of gin drinking was at its height. (Webster 1978) The prints
were published partly to support the 1751 Gin Act. In an earlier work, Strolling
Actresses in a Barn, Hogarth also referred to another Act, the 1737 Act against
strolling players. The Act is depicted on the left side of the engraving showing that
the performance will be the women s last. Social references include the fact that
there were many people of African descent in England at the time, as is shown by
the servant and the black actress in this print. The man peeping in at the top right
which he possibly could have paid to do because Men at this time could pay to
peek at the actresses changing...a seedy, disordered side to a play filled with magic
and goddesses. (peopleplayuk.org.uk) Some of the actresses look silly here, similar
to the foolish side of people Hogarth illustrated in his earlier picture about the
bursting of the South Sea bubble.
Hogarth s early print The South Sea Scheme is about the disastrous stock market
crash of 1720, where many English people lost a great deal of money. In the bottom
left corner, he shows Protestant, Catholic and Jewish figures gambling, while in the
middle there is a huge merry go round like machine, which people are getting on to
ride. At the top is a goat, written below which is Who l Ride and this shows the
stupidity of people in
Similarities Between Heidegger And Wittgenstei
manner, they aren t connected or linked with one another but looking at the bigger
picture, you realize that they are connected in a much less considerable way.
Except the further I go into both of their readings, the larger the effort I put into
struggling with their problems, the more I distinguish the weak trail of a
connection here, a minor commonality there; the more I break the ideas and
become aware of the nearly unnoticeable thread of a relation connecting these two
apparently unequal ideas. Ultimately, this doesn t denote that I can plainly write
anything or declare any relation among both of them. It still requires rationalizing
my creativity as well as my vision, spot the verifications and evidence to completely
shore up my hypothesis. In the end, if I am adequately troubled and engaged, a case
can perhaps be ready for several kinds of comparative analysis between Heidegger
and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wittgenstein states: Philosophy must not interfere in any way with the actual use of
language, so it can in the end only describe it. For it cannot justify it either. It leaves
everything as it is (Philosophical Investigations В§124). The same goes for
Heidegger when he states this about what philosophy is; To let what shows itself to
be seen from itself, just as it shows itself from itself (Being and Time p.58) It is
essential to argue Heidegger s concepts of everydayness and worldliness, and
Wittgenstein s notion of phenomenological representation and language, which is
most plainly demonstrated in his separation between description and explanation.
Undoubtedly, there is not a full similarity, there is no direct correspondence, but the
connections that do appear to be there are to some extent exciting and at the same time
manner, they aren t connected or linked with one another but looking at the bigger
picture, you realize that they are connected in a much less considerable way.
Except the further I go into both of their readings, the larger the effort I put into
struggling with their problems, the more I distinguish the weak trail of a
connection here, a minor commonality there; the more I break the ideas and
become aware of the nearly unnoticeable thread of a relation connecting these two
apparently unequal ideas. Ultimately, this doesn t denote that I can plainly write
anything or declare any relation among both of them. It still requires rationalizing
my creativity as well as my vision, spot the verifications and evidence to completely
shore up my hypothesis. In the end, if I am adequately troubled and engaged, a case
can perhaps be ready for several kinds of comparative analysis between Heidegger
and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wittgenstein states: Philosophy must not interfere in any way with the actual use of
language, so it can in the end only describe it. For it cannot justify it either. It leaves
everything as it is (Philosophical Investigations В§124). The same goes for
Heidegger when he states this about what philosophy is; To let what shows itself to
be seen from itself, just as it shows itself from itself (Being and Time p.58) It is
essential to argue Heidegger s concepts of everydayness and worldliness, and
Wittgenstein s notion of phenomenological representation and language, which is
most plainly demonstrated in his separation between description and explanation.
Undoubtedly, there is not a full similarity, there is no direct correspondence, but the
connections that do appear to be there are to some extent exciting and at the same time
Texas Use Of Force. The Purpose Of The Paper Is To Show
Texas Use of Force
The purpose of the paper is to show how the criminal justice system is trying to
reduce officer and offender assaults in Texas Corrections facilities. In the Texas
Corrections facilities, also known as Texas Department of Criminal Justice, defines
the Use of Force as a physically controlling measure taken during a confrontational
situation to make an offender do something involuntary. This may include physical
contact by an officer with an offender in order to control movements, a situation when
an offender physically resists the application of restraints, chemical agents are
discharged, batons or other instruments make contact with an offender in an effort to
restore or preserve order, and even when offensive or ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The use of less lethal weapons that are approved by TDCJ are by using restraints,
protective equipment, chemical agents, and less than lethal ammunition. The
restraints are defined as a measure or condition that keeps someone or something
under control or within limits. Restraints in corrections system are used to escort
offenders from place to place and controlling the offenders. The restraints that are
approved by TDCJ are hand and leg restraint cuffs and a belt restraint. The officer
puts on the hand and leg restraint cuffs which are a pair of lockable linked metal
rings hooked together with a chain that is approximately four inches long for hands
and twelve inches long for legs. Then belt restraint are used as a strong wrap around
the offenders waist that has chains that connect the hand and leg restraint cuffs to the
belt restraint. These restraints together keep the offender from having full mobility.
Which according to most studies, it has helped prevent attacks on officers
(Smith,R.2009). The use of protective equipment such as riot helmets, riot shields,
riot batons, and stab vest. These protective equipment are mainly used when an
offender or offenders are causing a violent public disturbance, or riot; it was to calm
the violent offenders, yet protect the officers from being injured or killed. By having
the riot helmets, shields, and batons helps
Texas Use of Force
The purpose of the paper is to show how the criminal justice system is trying to
reduce officer and offender assaults in Texas Corrections facilities. In the Texas
Corrections facilities, also known as Texas Department of Criminal Justice, defines
the Use of Force as a physically controlling measure taken during a confrontational
situation to make an offender do something involuntary. This may include physical
contact by an officer with an offender in order to control movements, a situation when
an offender physically resists the application of restraints, chemical agents are
discharged, batons or other instruments make contact with an offender in an effort to
restore or preserve order, and even when offensive or ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The use of less lethal weapons that are approved by TDCJ are by using restraints,
protective equipment, chemical agents, and less than lethal ammunition. The
restraints are defined as a measure or condition that keeps someone or something
under control or within limits. Restraints in corrections system are used to escort
offenders from place to place and controlling the offenders. The restraints that are
approved by TDCJ are hand and leg restraint cuffs and a belt restraint. The officer
puts on the hand and leg restraint cuffs which are a pair of lockable linked metal
rings hooked together with a chain that is approximately four inches long for hands
and twelve inches long for legs. Then belt restraint are used as a strong wrap around
the offenders waist that has chains that connect the hand and leg restraint cuffs to the
belt restraint. These restraints together keep the offender from having full mobility.
Which according to most studies, it has helped prevent attacks on officers
(Smith,R.2009). The use of protective equipment such as riot helmets, riot shields,
riot batons, and stab vest. These protective equipment are mainly used when an
offender or offenders are causing a violent public disturbance, or riot; it was to calm
the violent offenders, yet protect the officers from being injured or killed. By having
the riot helmets, shields, and batons helps
The Tower Of Babel To Jacob And Esau Reconciled
Brief Paper
Senior Seminar in Interdisciplinary Studies
Dr. Packer
Eric G. Shuping
March 31, 2015
Brief Paper From The Tower of Babel to Jacob and Esau Reconciled, we learn
about honor, betrayal, and forgiveness from the book of Genesis. From these
themes we learn what applies to our everyday life and how we are able to survive.
At the start of Genesis twelve, God honors a promise that he made to Abraham that
he will behold and protect as long as he lived. Go forth from your land and your
birthplace and your father s house to the land I will show you. And I will make
you a great nation and I will bless you and make your name great, and you shall be
a blessing. And I will bless those who bless you, and those who damn you I will
curse, and all the clans of the earth through you shall be blessed. (Genesis 12: pg.
126). God s determination to honor Abraham was to bring his family and wife
back to the birthplace of his father s, where Abraham s name will be blessed and in
greatness to people who come and honor him. God placed Abraham to be a father of
all nations to kings that will come honor Abraham for his wisdom that he bestows
upon them, and to give his seed the land of Canaan and resurrected an altar before
him. God states to Abraham, As for you, you shall keep My commandment, you and
your seed after you through their generations. (Genesis 17: ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
127). This was God s way of saying if you follow through, he will keep the honor
bestowed upon Abraham and his family forever. The contrast between The Hebrew
Bible and Illiad is Abraham follows
Brief Paper
Senior Seminar in Interdisciplinary Studies
Dr. Packer
Eric G. Shuping
March 31, 2015
Brief Paper From The Tower of Babel to Jacob and Esau Reconciled, we learn
about honor, betrayal, and forgiveness from the book of Genesis. From these
themes we learn what applies to our everyday life and how we are able to survive.
At the start of Genesis twelve, God honors a promise that he made to Abraham that
he will behold and protect as long as he lived. Go forth from your land and your
birthplace and your father s house to the land I will show you. And I will make
you a great nation and I will bless you and make your name great, and you shall be
a blessing. And I will bless those who bless you, and those who damn you I will
curse, and all the clans of the earth through you shall be blessed. (Genesis 12: pg.
126). God s determination to honor Abraham was to bring his family and wife
back to the birthplace of his father s, where Abraham s name will be blessed and in
greatness to people who come and honor him. God placed Abraham to be a father of
all nations to kings that will come honor Abraham for his wisdom that he bestows
upon them, and to give his seed the land of Canaan and resurrected an altar before
him. God states to Abraham, As for you, you shall keep My commandment, you and
your seed after you through their generations. (Genesis 17: ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
127). This was God s way of saying if you follow through, he will keep the honor
bestowed upon Abraham and his family forever. The contrast between The Hebrew
Bible and Illiad is Abraham follows
Cocaine Addiction In The Workplace Essay
A cocaine addiction not only affects your health, but it also affects your
performance in the workplace. There are many ways that a cocaine addiction can
have a negative effect on your work performance. Below is a list of some of the
ways that your business can suffer from a cocaine addiction:
Increased Sick Days
Cocaine can damage your health in a number of ways. It can cause an increase in
blood pressure, heart rate and body temperature. It can also cause gastrointestinal side
effects. Additionally, chronic cocaine users are more likely to become malnourished.
If your health is being seriously affected by cocaine use, then you will have a harder
time concentrating while you are working. In fact, you may have to take sick days.
One of the reasons that most workplaces have implemented a ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
However, many people with a cocaine addiction lack a work ethic. They become so
preoccupied with their addiction that they forget about their business. This can lead
to a failed business.
Your Quality Of Work Will Suffer
Your quality of work is likely to suffer if you have a cocaine addiction. When it
comes to business, quality is sometimes more important than quantity. Customers
expect good service from people that they do business with. Customers typically take
their business elsewhere when they are not satisfied with a business. This can cause
your business to lose a lot of money.
Furthermore, not only can you lose existing customers, but it may be harder for you
to attract new ones. Word of mouth is still one of the most popular forms of
advertisement. Many businesses build their clientele based on reviews from their
existing customers. However, if a customer is not happy with the service that they get
from your business, then they are likely to say bad things about it. This can ruin your
business s reputation.
Inpatient Rehab Can Save Your Business And
A cocaine addiction not only affects your health, but it also affects your
performance in the workplace. There are many ways that a cocaine addiction can
have a negative effect on your work performance. Below is a list of some of the
ways that your business can suffer from a cocaine addiction:
Increased Sick Days
Cocaine can damage your health in a number of ways. It can cause an increase in
blood pressure, heart rate and body temperature. It can also cause gastrointestinal side
effects. Additionally, chronic cocaine users are more likely to become malnourished.
If your health is being seriously affected by cocaine use, then you will have a harder
time concentrating while you are working. In fact, you may have to take sick days.
One of the reasons that most workplaces have implemented a ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
However, many people with a cocaine addiction lack a work ethic. They become so
preoccupied with their addiction that they forget about their business. This can lead
to a failed business.
Your Quality Of Work Will Suffer
Your quality of work is likely to suffer if you have a cocaine addiction. When it
comes to business, quality is sometimes more important than quantity. Customers
expect good service from people that they do business with. Customers typically take
their business elsewhere when they are not satisfied with a business. This can cause
your business to lose a lot of money.
Furthermore, not only can you lose existing customers, but it may be harder for you
to attract new ones. Word of mouth is still one of the most popular forms of
advertisement. Many businesses build their clientele based on reviews from their
existing customers. However, if a customer is not happy with the service that they get
from your business, then they are likely to say bad things about it. This can ruin your
business s reputation.
Inpatient Rehab Can Save Your Business And
Economics 345 Capstone Assignment
Economics 345 Capstone Assignment
It is indicated that on page seven in his book, In Our Hands: A plan to Replace the
Welfare State, Charles Murray of the American Enterprises outlines his proposal to
establish a Universal Basic Income or UBI. Furthermore, based on the work that I
have learned in this class over the course of the semester, I believe my overall
evaluation of this proposal is that it seems like a great ideal proposal for the United
States of America because it provides every individual the opportunity to receive a
Universal Basic Income (UBI). However, after learning about what the proposal
contains, it seems like it would not be an achievable or possible idea due to various
factors. Therefore, it would alter the distribution ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, there would no longer be as many individuals just passing through and
getting access to public goods, because everyone would have a standard UBI.
Through the UBI, taxes would be reduced or eliminated which would reduce this
dilemma. Therefore, it would alter the distribution of collective responsibility
between voluntary action and mandatory obligations. If taxes were to be reduced,
individuals would most likely not voluntary pay to fund certain things. Furthermore,
if taxes were a mandatory obligation then it would have to shift in a certain way so
that everyone contributes to social insurance, health care policy, and anti poverty
policy. This would also go with the anti poverty policies. It is indicated that rather
than creating incentives, it would re distribute income to individuals, minimizing
ways to get ahead, and decreasing voluntary
Economics 345 Capstone Assignment
It is indicated that on page seven in his book, In Our Hands: A plan to Replace the
Welfare State, Charles Murray of the American Enterprises outlines his proposal to
establish a Universal Basic Income or UBI. Furthermore, based on the work that I
have learned in this class over the course of the semester, I believe my overall
evaluation of this proposal is that it seems like a great ideal proposal for the United
States of America because it provides every individual the opportunity to receive a
Universal Basic Income (UBI). However, after learning about what the proposal
contains, it seems like it would not be an achievable or possible idea due to various
factors. Therefore, it would alter the distribution ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, there would no longer be as many individuals just passing through and
getting access to public goods, because everyone would have a standard UBI.
Through the UBI, taxes would be reduced or eliminated which would reduce this
dilemma. Therefore, it would alter the distribution of collective responsibility
between voluntary action and mandatory obligations. If taxes were to be reduced,
individuals would most likely not voluntary pay to fund certain things. Furthermore,
if taxes were a mandatory obligation then it would have to shift in a certain way so
that everyone contributes to social insurance, health care policy, and anti poverty
policy. This would also go with the anti poverty policies. It is indicated that rather
than creating incentives, it would re distribute income to individuals, minimizing
ways to get ahead, and decreasing voluntary
Food Allergies In Children
Controlling/Monitoring Food Allergies in Children: A Rising Concern
A growing concern, the number of food allergens among individuals account for
approximately 30,000 anaphylactic reactions as well as 200 deaths per year in the
United States (Jackson, 2002). Food allergies are common, but can be fatal if proper
action is not implemented or knowledge is not understood beforehand. Food allergy is
defined as an adverse health effect arising from a specific immune response that
occurs reproducibly on exposure to a specific food, (Gupta, Dyer, Jain, Greenhawt,
2013). In other words, one s body misconstrues the food to be harmful, therefore will
respond by producing an allergic reaction. Anaphylaxis is characterized by a severe
allergic reaction ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A study of practices in Michigan schools found significant needs regarding staff
education and policy development around the growing problem of life threatening
food allergies (Sheetz et al., 2004). It was found that more than one half of the
schools that offered education actually depended on parents of children with food
allergies to educate the staff, with no formal plan to provide school wide education
(Sheetz et al., 2004). This is why it is extremely important to build a team,
consisting of school nurses, pediatricians, staff, parents, teachers, administrators, and
anyone else involved and thus leaving it up to the specific team to manage such
conditions. This team should be required to attend a forum on the specifics, such as
how to administer epinephrine if needed, if a nurse is not available. Having
informational meetings, clearing up misconceptions, answering questions, as well as
informing everyone of the allergies present in the specific school should allow
everyone to be involved and feel comfortable in themselves to be able to administer
action if necessary (Food Allergy Research Education,
Controlling/Monitoring Food Allergies in Children: A Rising Concern
A growing concern, the number of food allergens among individuals account for
approximately 30,000 anaphylactic reactions as well as 200 deaths per year in the
United States (Jackson, 2002). Food allergies are common, but can be fatal if proper
action is not implemented or knowledge is not understood beforehand. Food allergy is
defined as an adverse health effect arising from a specific immune response that
occurs reproducibly on exposure to a specific food, (Gupta, Dyer, Jain, Greenhawt,
2013). In other words, one s body misconstrues the food to be harmful, therefore will
respond by producing an allergic reaction. Anaphylaxis is characterized by a severe
allergic reaction ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A study of practices in Michigan schools found significant needs regarding staff
education and policy development around the growing problem of life threatening
food allergies (Sheetz et al., 2004). It was found that more than one half of the
schools that offered education actually depended on parents of children with food
allergies to educate the staff, with no formal plan to provide school wide education
(Sheetz et al., 2004). This is why it is extremely important to build a team,
consisting of school nurses, pediatricians, staff, parents, teachers, administrators, and
anyone else involved and thus leaving it up to the specific team to manage such
conditions. This team should be required to attend a forum on the specifics, such as
how to administer epinephrine if needed, if a nurse is not available. Having
informational meetings, clearing up misconceptions, answering questions, as well as
informing everyone of the allergies present in the specific school should allow
everyone to be involved and feel comfortable in themselves to be able to administer
action if necessary (Food Allergy Research Education,
Business And Organizational Overview At Omni Logistics
Essay
Business and Organizational Overview
The Business the Company is in
Omni Logistics offers integrated supply chain solutions that include transportation,
warehousing, specialized distribution, delivery, and data management of goods
transported domestically and internationally. The company has a strong focus on
customer support and offers sophisticated tracking tools that provide instant
information to ensure compliance and visibility at each stage of the process.
The company is a non asset based logistics service provider that offers its service in
negotiating contracts with carriers and distribution centers to manage the supply
chain at the lowest possible cost to their customers.
The company goes beyond logistics and includes value added services through their
White Glove services. White glove services involve complex specialty services,
encompassing from same day, to specific date deliveries, special handling of delicate
or high value products. Shippers specify their requirements for their projects, and
Omni Logistics prepares accurate solutions and proposals for those projects.
Brief Background of the Company
Omni Logistics was established in the year 2000 and since then, this 3PL company
has had a double digit growth. With a total of nine locations in the US, Omni
Logistics handles more than 175,000 shipments per year and 75% of deliveries
include white glove or managed delivery service. It does so by locating their offices
on places convenient to population hubs,
Essay
Business and Organizational Overview
The Business the Company is in
Omni Logistics offers integrated supply chain solutions that include transportation,
warehousing, specialized distribution, delivery, and data management of goods
transported domestically and internationally. The company has a strong focus on
customer support and offers sophisticated tracking tools that provide instant
information to ensure compliance and visibility at each stage of the process.
The company is a non asset based logistics service provider that offers its service in
negotiating contracts with carriers and distribution centers to manage the supply
chain at the lowest possible cost to their customers.
The company goes beyond logistics and includes value added services through their
White Glove services. White glove services involve complex specialty services,
encompassing from same day, to specific date deliveries, special handling of delicate
or high value products. Shippers specify their requirements for their projects, and
Omni Logistics prepares accurate solutions and proposals for those projects.
Brief Background of the Company
Omni Logistics was established in the year 2000 and since then, this 3PL company
has had a double digit growth. With a total of nine locations in the US, Omni
Logistics handles more than 175,000 shipments per year and 75% of deliveries
include white glove or managed delivery service. It does so by locating their offices
on places convenient to population hubs,
Space Race Pros
It is often debated whether or not the Space Race was necessary. People have
viewed it as a waste of time, money, and resources. America spent over $25 billion
on the space program, equivalent to $100 billion today. Many believed that there
were far more pressing matters on Earth, and that they should not explore space.
Those people only saw the disadvantages that it had (Biddle, 2009). However, the
Space Race was beneficial to humanity in various ways. Today Americans can use the
knowledge obtained during the Space Race for countless purposes including
commercial and military applications (Rabinowitch, 1963).The Space Race changed
the face of science, international politics, and technology forever (Schefter 2005).
The Space Race was not... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the Space Race, the first orbital satellites were sent to outer space. Today,
Americans can communicate, predict the weather, and study geodetics because of the
satellites that first orbited in space.All satellites and space probes carry specialized
radios receiving and transmitting equipment for guidance and control purposes as
well as relaying data from space to Earth. Without the first satellite transmission of a
human voice in 1958, communication would not be as efficient (Rabinowitch, 1963).
Another way Americans utilize satellites is for meteorology. The satellites monitor
major storms and help meteorologists more accurately predict the weather. Satellites
are able to capture photographs of the Earth and other planets. This ability allows
scientists and researchers to constantly obtain more information about space and the
It is often debated whether or not the Space Race was necessary. People have
viewed it as a waste of time, money, and resources. America spent over $25 billion
on the space program, equivalent to $100 billion today. Many believed that there
were far more pressing matters on Earth, and that they should not explore space.
Those people only saw the disadvantages that it had (Biddle, 2009). However, the
Space Race was beneficial to humanity in various ways. Today Americans can use the
knowledge obtained during the Space Race for countless purposes including
commercial and military applications (Rabinowitch, 1963).The Space Race changed
the face of science, international politics, and technology forever (Schefter 2005).
The Space Race was not... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the Space Race, the first orbital satellites were sent to outer space. Today,
Americans can communicate, predict the weather, and study geodetics because of the
satellites that first orbited in space.All satellites and space probes carry specialized
radios receiving and transmitting equipment for guidance and control purposes as
well as relaying data from space to Earth. Without the first satellite transmission of a
human voice in 1958, communication would not be as efficient (Rabinowitch, 1963).
Another way Americans utilize satellites is for meteorology. The satellites monitor
major storms and help meteorologists more accurately predict the weather. Satellites
are able to capture photographs of the Earth and other planets. This ability allows
scientists and researchers to constantly obtain more information about space and the
Prince Albert V Strange Case Study
Warren and Brandeis inferred bolster for this conclusion from the case of Prince
Albert v. Strange, I McN. G. 25 (1849): Ruler Victoria and Sovereign Albert made
representations of family and different thing that is being discussed and had them
transformed into etchings to be given to loved ones. In 1849 Interesting distributed an
index of the private etchings done by Sovereign Albert and Ruler Victoria; he had
gotten the etchings from a light fingered printer. Albert sued Bizarre to charge the
exhibition of the pictures and the publication of a descriptive index, asserting the
etchings were private, and not distributed to the world. The court concurred with the
Sovereign.
As per them, copyright is not a tool that only employs to protect privacy and very
soon courts identify this and implying as a term in a contract and finding a breach of
trust into privacy.
English court takes the same similar steps towards in Abernethy v. Hutchinson a case.
In this case, Abernethy known specialist tried to order his restorative understudies
from distributing an arrangement of addresses conveyed in his classroom. Because
every lecture was as orally, and it had not committed them to writing, the court regret
to enjoin the students planned publication of copyright remedies and the court order
that student makes a violation of confidence of his teacher. In the court s view, they
were permitted to only attend the lecture only for the purposes of their own
information, and could not
Warren and Brandeis inferred bolster for this conclusion from the case of Prince
Albert v. Strange, I McN. G. 25 (1849): Ruler Victoria and Sovereign Albert made
representations of family and different thing that is being discussed and had them
transformed into etchings to be given to loved ones. In 1849 Interesting distributed an
index of the private etchings done by Sovereign Albert and Ruler Victoria; he had
gotten the etchings from a light fingered printer. Albert sued Bizarre to charge the
exhibition of the pictures and the publication of a descriptive index, asserting the
etchings were private, and not distributed to the world. The court concurred with the
Sovereign.
As per them, copyright is not a tool that only employs to protect privacy and very
soon courts identify this and implying as a term in a contract and finding a breach of
trust into privacy.
English court takes the same similar steps towards in Abernethy v. Hutchinson a case.
In this case, Abernethy known specialist tried to order his restorative understudies
from distributing an arrangement of addresses conveyed in his classroom. Because
every lecture was as orally, and it had not committed them to writing, the court regret
to enjoin the students planned publication of copyright remedies and the court order
that student makes a violation of confidence of his teacher. In the court s view, they
were permitted to only attend the lecture only for the purposes of their own
information, and could not
Preventing Animal Abuse In The United States
Imagine this, an owner throwing a bag of dog food to one hundred fifty dogs that
fight to get their needs. Some dogs coming out with their ears torn off and some
with no food. Many dogs out in the country of the United States are being abused
everyday. People don t realize what harms their dogs and they don t know how to
treat them. Dogs are just like humans and they need to be treated the right way.
Although people know that dog abuse exists, we never take the time to look into it
to see how we can prevent it; There are many ways to help prevent dog abuse such
as reporting it to your local animalshelter and making sure to take responsibilities for
their needs. Dog abuse, a topic not commonly talked about, is when a dog does not
get the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
People abuse dogs because of a disorder or because of how they re affected in their
life. In the article Reasons That People Abuse Animals, argues that usually, it is
because of some psychological disorder. People, plants, and animals are in just on
ecosystem, and for them to live harmoniously, they have to treat each other with
respect. People abuse dogs for reasons such as having a psychological disorder.
Having a disorder could lead to people abusing their own dogs, but people must
learn that dogs are just as similar to human beings. Humans and animals all live in
one world, one ecosystem, one planet, and one galaxy. People need to learn to treat
animals. Just because one has a disorder, does not mean they have the right to
abuse their dog. Maybe it isn t a disorder causing people to abuse dogs, rather it
could be because of how people are getting treated themselves. The article
Motivations, it explains that ...several motivations that helped to characterize
animal cruelty... some motivations are... controlling an animal through inflicting
pain as a result of the sense of loss of full control in one s own life.(physically
abused by parents). Dog abuse can happen because of one s life. Because of getting
impacted on by their peers, people lose control of themselves, so they hurt their pet
dog. Because of a violent impact, people lose control of their own life causing them
to push their
Imagine this, an owner throwing a bag of dog food to one hundred fifty dogs that
fight to get their needs. Some dogs coming out with their ears torn off and some
with no food. Many dogs out in the country of the United States are being abused
everyday. People don t realize what harms their dogs and they don t know how to
treat them. Dogs are just like humans and they need to be treated the right way.
Although people know that dog abuse exists, we never take the time to look into it
to see how we can prevent it; There are many ways to help prevent dog abuse such
as reporting it to your local animalshelter and making sure to take responsibilities for
their needs. Dog abuse, a topic not commonly talked about, is when a dog does not
get the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
People abuse dogs because of a disorder or because of how they re affected in their
life. In the article Reasons That People Abuse Animals, argues that usually, it is
because of some psychological disorder. People, plants, and animals are in just on
ecosystem, and for them to live harmoniously, they have to treat each other with
respect. People abuse dogs for reasons such as having a psychological disorder.
Having a disorder could lead to people abusing their own dogs, but people must
learn that dogs are just as similar to human beings. Humans and animals all live in
one world, one ecosystem, one planet, and one galaxy. People need to learn to treat
animals. Just because one has a disorder, does not mean they have the right to
abuse their dog. Maybe it isn t a disorder causing people to abuse dogs, rather it
could be because of how people are getting treated themselves. The article
Motivations, it explains that ...several motivations that helped to characterize
animal cruelty... some motivations are... controlling an animal through inflicting
pain as a result of the sense of loss of full control in one s own life.(physically
abused by parents). Dog abuse can happen because of one s life. Because of getting
impacted on by their peers, people lose control of themselves, so they hurt their pet
dog. Because of a violent impact, people lose control of their own life causing them
to push their
Comparing Sadie And Maud
Gwendolyn Brooks is one of the most highly regarded, highly influential, and
widely read poets of 20th century American poetry. She was a much honored poet,
even in her lifetime, with the distinction of being the first black author to win the
Pulitzer Prize. She also was poetry consultant to the Library of Congress the first
black woman to hold that position and poet laureate of the State of Illinois. Many
of Brooks s works display a political consciousness, especially those from the 1960s
and later, with several of her poems reflecting the civil rights activism of that period.
Her body of work gave her, according to critic George E. Kent, a unique position in
American letters. In Sadie and Maud, two sisters set out on different directions...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not to everybody because we are all different especially as women but it all comes
down to what you want in life not what someone pictures for you. I think this poem
fits perfectly with the quote your damned if you do, your damned if you don t
from a women s perspective on life. Maud went to college, had no children and she
was still criticized, but she lived her life the way she wanted to. Sadie lived her life
by her own rules and birth beautiful children without a husband. After all that she
went through she still was not good enough for her parents and sister acceptance.
Instead they were ashamed of her but that did not stop her from living, she took her
experiences and turned them into
Gwendolyn Brooks is one of the most highly regarded, highly influential, and
widely read poets of 20th century American poetry. She was a much honored poet,
even in her lifetime, with the distinction of being the first black author to win the
Pulitzer Prize. She also was poetry consultant to the Library of Congress the first
black woman to hold that position and poet laureate of the State of Illinois. Many
of Brooks s works display a political consciousness, especially those from the 1960s
and later, with several of her poems reflecting the civil rights activism of that period.
Her body of work gave her, according to critic George E. Kent, a unique position in
American letters. In Sadie and Maud, two sisters set out on different directions...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not to everybody because we are all different especially as women but it all comes
down to what you want in life not what someone pictures for you. I think this poem
fits perfectly with the quote your damned if you do, your damned if you don t
from a women s perspective on life. Maud went to college, had no children and she
was still criticized, but she lived her life the way she wanted to. Sadie lived her life
by her own rules and birth beautiful children without a husband. After all that she
went through she still was not good enough for her parents and sister acceptance.
Instead they were ashamed of her but that did not stop her from living, she took her
experiences and turned them into
Essay on Chipotle Balanced Scorecard
Chipotle The Chipotle Mexican Grille opened its first store in 1993 beginning a new
category in the restaurant industry known as fast casual (About Us, 2014). This new
category featured the highest quality raw ingredients, classic cooking methods, and
distinctive interior design features that are more frequently found in the world of fine
dining. However, aside from the normally long wait in lines, an order could be taken
and served in only a couple minutes. Currently Chipotle operates more than 1,500
restaurants internationally. The following pages will present a balanced approach to
the effectiveness of Chipotle s strategy analyzing financial performance, customer
satisfaction, employee/learning and growth, and internal process.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Operations To date all restaurants are company owned and not franchised.
Restaurants cover forty three states in the U.S., Canada, England, and France. The
only variation to the original model has been an increased environmental
awareness and a Test Restaurant in Washington D.C. that serves Asian Style fast
casual food. Strategy Reading through the annual reports Chipotle s strategy is
comprised of four components: 1. To increase consumer awareness with regards to
the importance and benefits of consuming naturally raised produce. 2. To
vigorously seek out expansion into the European markets. 3. To continue to grow
and foster new relationships with food suppliers. 4. To continue incurring only
minimal amounts of expenses relating to marketing and other advertising
expenses. Financial Analysis Fast food is known for low quality and low prices.
Alternatively, the dine in experience offers high quality with a higher price. Some
restaurants seek a low cost dine in experience but this is done with a deteriorated
food quality. Therefore, it would make sense that Chipotle s philosophy of high
quality has a hard time maintaining a low price. Chipotle makes this work by
charging slightly higher prices than fast food. Customers are willing to pay this
because of the differentiations Chipotle offers but how does this translate overall
financially? One key aspect for Chipotle is their ability to cover debt. They maintain
very liquid assets to cover the costs of
Chipotle The Chipotle Mexican Grille opened its first store in 1993 beginning a new
category in the restaurant industry known as fast casual (About Us, 2014). This new
category featured the highest quality raw ingredients, classic cooking methods, and
distinctive interior design features that are more frequently found in the world of fine
dining. However, aside from the normally long wait in lines, an order could be taken
and served in only a couple minutes. Currently Chipotle operates more than 1,500
restaurants internationally. The following pages will present a balanced approach to
the effectiveness of Chipotle s strategy analyzing financial performance, customer
satisfaction, employee/learning and growth, and internal process.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Operations To date all restaurants are company owned and not franchised.
Restaurants cover forty three states in the U.S., Canada, England, and France. The
only variation to the original model has been an increased environmental
awareness and a Test Restaurant in Washington D.C. that serves Asian Style fast
casual food. Strategy Reading through the annual reports Chipotle s strategy is
comprised of four components: 1. To increase consumer awareness with regards to
the importance and benefits of consuming naturally raised produce. 2. To
vigorously seek out expansion into the European markets. 3. To continue to grow
and foster new relationships with food suppliers. 4. To continue incurring only
minimal amounts of expenses relating to marketing and other advertising
expenses. Financial Analysis Fast food is known for low quality and low prices.
Alternatively, the dine in experience offers high quality with a higher price. Some
restaurants seek a low cost dine in experience but this is done with a deteriorated
food quality. Therefore, it would make sense that Chipotle s philosophy of high
quality has a hard time maintaining a low price. Chipotle makes this work by
charging slightly higher prices than fast food. Customers are willing to pay this
because of the differentiations Chipotle offers but how does this translate overall
financially? One key aspect for Chipotle is their ability to cover debt. They maintain
very liquid assets to cover the costs of
Urban Renewal Of Green Investment
As cities across the country continue to age and show signs of deterioration, planning
boards and city councils push for urban renewal projects that, not only updates
existing infrastructure and city amenities, but also sets aside land for cleanup and
conversion into parks and greenspace. This wave of green investment is just the latest
turn that urban renewalhas taken since its conception during the 1940s by master
builders such as Robert Moses. However, the various stages that are reflected in
Atlantas own built environment go back further than the 1940s.
Willoughby Way, a small col de sac street that rest on the eastern boundary of the Old
Fourth Ward, underwent several waves of development and redevelopment. Today,
greeting the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Parcels surrounding the springs reportedly sold for fabulous rates, up to a thousand
dollars an acre. Believed to have reached its height in popularity in 1890, the
development of electric streetcar lines had spurred new development interest in an
adjacent section of the city, Inman Park. In 1903, over a decade after the alleged
height of the springs, 47 acres surrounding the mineral spring was purchased by the
Ponce de Leon Amusement Company. The amusement company began construction
immediately, re opening the mineral springs as Ponce de Leon Amusement Resort. A
theater was the first constructed element of the resort, followed by a merry go round,
casino and smaller buildings that included scores of modern mechanical games.
Thousands came to enjoy the grand opening of the amusement resort on June 7, 1903
and after just a year in operation the resort had recorded over a million visits. The
amusement resort was accessed by a majority of Atlantans by streetcar, which ran
from the city center along Peachtree Street and then across Ponce de Leon Avenue.
The amusement resort greeted streetcar passengers along a 600 foot platform, which
overlooked the resort and offered brilliant sights after sunset. The resorts developers
subsequently opened amusement resorts in Montgomery, Alabama and other cities
across the country.
As the thrills of the Ponce de Leon Amusement resort settled, and crowds began going
elsewhere for leisure and entertainment, the area
As cities across the country continue to age and show signs of deterioration, planning
boards and city councils push for urban renewal projects that, not only updates
existing infrastructure and city amenities, but also sets aside land for cleanup and
conversion into parks and greenspace. This wave of green investment is just the latest
turn that urban renewalhas taken since its conception during the 1940s by master
builders such as Robert Moses. However, the various stages that are reflected in
Atlantas own built environment go back further than the 1940s.
Willoughby Way, a small col de sac street that rest on the eastern boundary of the Old
Fourth Ward, underwent several waves of development and redevelopment. Today,
greeting the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Parcels surrounding the springs reportedly sold for fabulous rates, up to a thousand
dollars an acre. Believed to have reached its height in popularity in 1890, the
development of electric streetcar lines had spurred new development interest in an
adjacent section of the city, Inman Park. In 1903, over a decade after the alleged
height of the springs, 47 acres surrounding the mineral spring was purchased by the
Ponce de Leon Amusement Company. The amusement company began construction
immediately, re opening the mineral springs as Ponce de Leon Amusement Resort. A
theater was the first constructed element of the resort, followed by a merry go round,
casino and smaller buildings that included scores of modern mechanical games.
Thousands came to enjoy the grand opening of the amusement resort on June 7, 1903
and after just a year in operation the resort had recorded over a million visits. The
amusement resort was accessed by a majority of Atlantans by streetcar, which ran
from the city center along Peachtree Street and then across Ponce de Leon Avenue.
The amusement resort greeted streetcar passengers along a 600 foot platform, which
overlooked the resort and offered brilliant sights after sunset. The resorts developers
subsequently opened amusement resorts in Montgomery, Alabama and other cities
across the country.
As the thrills of the Ponce de Leon Amusement resort settled, and crowds began going
elsewhere for leisure and entertainment, the area
Plastic Bags And Its Effect On The Environment
Throughout the 1970s and into the early 1980s, there were as many as 10 other
plastic grocery bag designs available, including a flat bottomed one that could
stand on its own. But by 1984 the T shirt bag was the only style in use. Plastic bags
didn t become cheaper than paper bags until the early 1980s when Windmoeller
and Holscher introduced a machine that produced 500 bags a minute and Mobil
Chemical challenged Celloplast s patent the T shirt bag and won. In 1982, plastic
bags had eight percent of the sack market. According to the Food Marketing
Institute, today, 96 percent of U.S. groceries use plastic bags, and seven percent
offer only plastic, (The Environmental Magazine, Koontz Tracy) Throughout the
history of the United States, plastic bags have served in supermarkets or grocery
stores for the half of century. It built the base of the systems of transporting goods,
products, food and so on. With the enjoyable convenience, plastic bags harm to the
environment is highly concerned. California is getting closer to approving a
measure that would make it the first state to ban grocery, convenience, and other
stores from handing out single use plastic and paper bags. The measure passed the
Assembly in June and is now in the Senate. The law, a first for the country, would
take effect in 2012. It would require shoppers who don t bring their own bags to buy
either paper bags made of at least 40 percent recycled material or reusable totes.
Opponents argue that hundreds
Throughout the 1970s and into the early 1980s, there were as many as 10 other
plastic grocery bag designs available, including a flat bottomed one that could
stand on its own. But by 1984 the T shirt bag was the only style in use. Plastic bags
didn t become cheaper than paper bags until the early 1980s when Windmoeller
and Holscher introduced a machine that produced 500 bags a minute and Mobil
Chemical challenged Celloplast s patent the T shirt bag and won. In 1982, plastic
bags had eight percent of the sack market. According to the Food Marketing
Institute, today, 96 percent of U.S. groceries use plastic bags, and seven percent
offer only plastic, (The Environmental Magazine, Koontz Tracy) Throughout the
history of the United States, plastic bags have served in supermarkets or grocery
stores for the half of century. It built the base of the systems of transporting goods,
products, food and so on. With the enjoyable convenience, plastic bags harm to the
environment is highly concerned. California is getting closer to approving a
measure that would make it the first state to ban grocery, convenience, and other
stores from handing out single use plastic and paper bags. The measure passed the
Assembly in June and is now in the Senate. The law, a first for the country, would
take effect in 2012. It would require shoppers who don t bring their own bags to buy
either paper bags made of at least 40 percent recycled material or reusable totes.
Opponents argue that hundreds
Montreal Escorts
Montreal is an associate town in Quebec. It is a town that sourced its name from is
mountain. Mount Royal is the mountain that borders this island. Recent census
report indicates that its population is over 4 million. Montreal escorts presume that
this city was known as city of Mary or Ville Marie way before 1537. Escorts are
known because of their guidance and protection. In this case Montreal escorts guides
us in knowing the history while at the same time protecting it. They say it was until
1705 it was named Montreal city. This town was first colonized by French that is
why French is also an official language beside English. In this there are many things
that contribute to its existence. First there are buildings most of them with ancient
Montreal is an associate town in Quebec. It is a town that sourced its name from is
mountain. Mount Royal is the mountain that borders this island. Recent census
report indicates that its population is over 4 million. Montreal escorts presume that
this city was known as city of Mary or Ville Marie way before 1537. Escorts are
known because of their guidance and protection. In this case Montreal escorts guides
us in knowing the history while at the same time protecting it. They say it was until
1705 it was named Montreal city. This town was first colonized by French that is
why French is also an official language beside English. In this there are many things
that contribute to its existence. First there are buildings most of them with ancient
What Is The Significance Of The Swan Lake Essay
Jenni Hanson
Professor
Course
12 September 2017
Assignment
The audience watches in awe as the swan battles with herself, fighting death, with
such elegance and poise as she flaps her wings and bourГ©es, quick and tiny steps
en pointe, across stage so quick and light that it feels as though she is gliding. The
ballerina s birdlike movements paired with Tchaikovsky s masterpiece in Swan Lake
is easily one of the most famous ballets created but was it always that way? In fact,
when first performed Swan Lake was unsuccessful and called uninspiring and
unoriginal (Thought.co). This came as a shock to me; how could such a highly
regarded classical masterpiece today be called uninspired? The ballet has come very
far in its lifetime. It was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since preforming as Odette/Odile, Legnani has become the standard that every
dancer to come after has been judged against. Nearly every ballerina dreams of
taking the stage as Odette/Odile because of the tremendous amount of talent and
artistry required. That aspiration contributes to the prestige of the piece causing
Swan Lake to become the famous masterpiece we know today. The premier of the
newly renovated Swan Lake on January 15, 1895 is considered a historical date in
ballet (Korobkov) and the score marks a turning point not just in [Tchaikovsky s] own
creative development but the evolution of ballet music as a musical genre (Francis).
This is the first time a Russian ballet illustrated the shift between different cultural
eras and artistic styles. Prior to Swan Lake, ballet was thought of as irrelevant in a
revolutionary society that is Russia. After the revolution in 1917, Russian
government wanted to sweep the slate clean of everything that went back to the
aristocracy ...ballet got a pass in the end because Vladimir Lenin understood the
potential it had to transmit information to the largely illiterate Russian masses
(Schonbek).
Art had to present a positive view of communism and its future causing the ballet to
be slowly tweaked to align with socialist realist principles. The original ending for
Swan Lake concluded with the two lovers ending their lives but this was not an
Jenni Hanson
Professor
Course
12 September 2017
Assignment
The audience watches in awe as the swan battles with herself, fighting death, with
such elegance and poise as she flaps her wings and bourГ©es, quick and tiny steps
en pointe, across stage so quick and light that it feels as though she is gliding. The
ballerina s birdlike movements paired with Tchaikovsky s masterpiece in Swan Lake
is easily one of the most famous ballets created but was it always that way? In fact,
when first performed Swan Lake was unsuccessful and called uninspiring and
unoriginal (Thought.co). This came as a shock to me; how could such a highly
regarded classical masterpiece today be called uninspired? The ballet has come very
far in its lifetime. It was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since preforming as Odette/Odile, Legnani has become the standard that every
dancer to come after has been judged against. Nearly every ballerina dreams of
taking the stage as Odette/Odile because of the tremendous amount of talent and
artistry required. That aspiration contributes to the prestige of the piece causing
Swan Lake to become the famous masterpiece we know today. The premier of the
newly renovated Swan Lake on January 15, 1895 is considered a historical date in
ballet (Korobkov) and the score marks a turning point not just in [Tchaikovsky s] own
creative development but the evolution of ballet music as a musical genre (Francis).
This is the first time a Russian ballet illustrated the shift between different cultural
eras and artistic styles. Prior to Swan Lake, ballet was thought of as irrelevant in a
revolutionary society that is Russia. After the revolution in 1917, Russian
government wanted to sweep the slate clean of everything that went back to the
aristocracy ...ballet got a pass in the end because Vladimir Lenin understood the
potential it had to transmit information to the largely illiterate Russian masses
(Schonbek).
Art had to present a positive view of communism and its future causing the ballet to
be slowly tweaked to align with socialist realist principles. The original ending for
Swan Lake concluded with the two lovers ending their lives but this was not an
Sui Dynasty Centralization
The Qin Dynasty lasted from 221 BC to 207 BC and marked the end of the
warring states period. The end did not just mean the end of a period but the end of
an ideology that viewed China as separate instead from then on China began to be
viewed as a united culture. The Qin established the first emperor of Chinaand
established that China was meant to be a united empire and from then on, China
would never again be a fragment of states. They managed to consolidate multiple
states into a single empire, through new polices and the recreation of China. The Qin
began a process of centralization and standardization the continued far into the Sui
Dynasty. Centralization was achieved by dividing China into thirty six commanderies
and then divided further... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They used the examination system as a way to establish a false meritocracy. This
helps maintain a united empire by demonstrating to the public that one acquires
one s status based on merit not on family linage or wealth. This however is far
from true as only the wealthy are truly able to educate their kids and prep fro the
examinations. It is used as a way to justify the positions held by the aristocrats
preventing an outright society where social standing is based on family ties. The use
of the examinations also enables the influx of people to the capital enabling a
cosmopolitan and diverse capital where the citizens are exposed to different cultures
from other parts of China. It worked as a form of integration as people from the
capital were also placed in post throughout China bring different ideas to varying
regions of China. Further from the use of the examination the Sui dynasty also began
the canal system to connect Northern China to Southern China. This established
further trade between both regions and a form of unification that made the exchange
of ideas between the north and south commonplace. The canals lead to the integration
of China into a single entity as now travel between regions became more accessible
and trade flourished. Thus making the Sui effective in centralizing China into one
political
The Qin Dynasty lasted from 221 BC to 207 BC and marked the end of the
warring states period. The end did not just mean the end of a period but the end of
an ideology that viewed China as separate instead from then on China began to be
viewed as a united culture. The Qin established the first emperor of Chinaand
established that China was meant to be a united empire and from then on, China
would never again be a fragment of states. They managed to consolidate multiple
states into a single empire, through new polices and the recreation of China. The Qin
began a process of centralization and standardization the continued far into the Sui
Dynasty. Centralization was achieved by dividing China into thirty six commanderies
and then divided further... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They used the examination system as a way to establish a false meritocracy. This
helps maintain a united empire by demonstrating to the public that one acquires
one s status based on merit not on family linage or wealth. This however is far
from true as only the wealthy are truly able to educate their kids and prep fro the
examinations. It is used as a way to justify the positions held by the aristocrats
preventing an outright society where social standing is based on family ties. The use
of the examinations also enables the influx of people to the capital enabling a
cosmopolitan and diverse capital where the citizens are exposed to different cultures
from other parts of China. It worked as a form of integration as people from the
capital were also placed in post throughout China bring different ideas to varying
regions of China. Further from the use of the examination the Sui dynasty also began
the canal system to connect Northern China to Southern China. This established
further trade between both regions and a form of unification that made the exchange
of ideas between the north and south commonplace. The canals lead to the integration
of China into a single entity as now travel between regions became more accessible
and trade flourished. Thus making the Sui effective in centralizing China into one
political
Youth Violence Essay
Youth Violence
Youth violence is an escalating problem in American society today. There are many
different factors that can be blamed for this problem. During the last decade of the
twentieth century people began searching for answers to this dilemma which is
haunting America. Many tragic school shootings have taken place within the last
decade that have gained the attention of the public. As of now, no one can give the
right answer to the problem or the reason that it happens because there is no right
answer yet and nobody can be sure that they know the cause. All we have to go by
are the opinions of different people. The most popular cause of the problem of youth
violence is the media. In The Erosion of Empathy, Sissela ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Suicide and murder rates among white teenagers resemble those of white adults, and
suicide and murder rates of black teens track those of black adults. (Males 258)
3
This statement brings up another opinion, the opinion that children s behavior stems
from their parents or elders behaviors. A young male, who is brought up in a violent
household, is more likely to be violent outside of the home. This idea brings us back
to the saying monkey see, monkey do; what children see is what they will do. Among
our many solutions to youth violence is the idea that too many guns are not the
problem, but too few guns is the problem. The Colorado Legislature is currently
debating a bill to further enhance the state s conceal carry statute. Those backing the
measure say that a teacher or administrator with a concealed gun could have stopped,
or greatly minimized, the Littleton tragedy. (Lee 255) Lee says, Blaming guns for
such incidents...is ludicrous. His solution to our rising problem of youth violence is
not censoring the media, but is bringing more guns in the mainstream. This does not
mean children walking around school armed. It means putting more guns into the
right hands. At first glance this proposals sounds pretty good. When one puts some
thought into it, it somewhat changes their perspective on the issue. Does this solution
seem ethical; giving guns
Youth Violence
Youth violence is an escalating problem in American society today. There are many
different factors that can be blamed for this problem. During the last decade of the
twentieth century people began searching for answers to this dilemma which is
haunting America. Many tragic school shootings have taken place within the last
decade that have gained the attention of the public. As of now, no one can give the
right answer to the problem or the reason that it happens because there is no right
answer yet and nobody can be sure that they know the cause. All we have to go by
are the opinions of different people. The most popular cause of the problem of youth
violence is the media. In The Erosion of Empathy, Sissela ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Suicide and murder rates among white teenagers resemble those of white adults, and
suicide and murder rates of black teens track those of black adults. (Males 258)
3
This statement brings up another opinion, the opinion that children s behavior stems
from their parents or elders behaviors. A young male, who is brought up in a violent
household, is more likely to be violent outside of the home. This idea brings us back
to the saying monkey see, monkey do; what children see is what they will do. Among
our many solutions to youth violence is the idea that too many guns are not the
problem, but too few guns is the problem. The Colorado Legislature is currently
debating a bill to further enhance the state s conceal carry statute. Those backing the
measure say that a teacher or administrator with a concealed gun could have stopped,
or greatly minimized, the Littleton tragedy. (Lee 255) Lee says, Blaming guns for
such incidents...is ludicrous. His solution to our rising problem of youth violence is
not censoring the media, but is bringing more guns in the mainstream. This does not
mean children walking around school armed. It means putting more guns into the
right hands. At first glance this proposals sounds pretty good. When one puts some
thought into it, it somewhat changes their perspective on the issue. Does this solution
seem ethical; giving guns
QSEN Competencies In Undergraduate Nursing Education
You mentioned the importance of faculty development when it comes to integrating
QSEN competencies. I have found that many sources in the literature discuss this fact
as well. Best practices for the use of the QSEN competencies in the curriculum call
for an integration into the theoretical and experiential portions of the curriculum by
using active and student centered methods to thread the competencies throughout
several nursing courses from the beginning of the program (Bryer Peterson Graziose,
2014). In their article Integration of Quality and Safety Competencies in
Undergraduate Nursing Education, Bryer and Peterson Graziose (2014) detailed the
revision of the curriculum for an undergraduate nursing program to include QSEN
competencies
You mentioned the importance of faculty development when it comes to integrating
QSEN competencies. I have found that many sources in the literature discuss this fact
as well. Best practices for the use of the QSEN competencies in the curriculum call
for an integration into the theoretical and experiential portions of the curriculum by
using active and student centered methods to thread the competencies throughout
several nursing courses from the beginning of the program (Bryer Peterson Graziose,
2014). In their article Integration of Quality and Safety Competencies in
Undergraduate Nursing Education, Bryer and Peterson Graziose (2014) detailed the
revision of the curriculum for an undergraduate nursing program to include QSEN
competencies
The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom Essay
The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom
According to Corrie Betsie Ten Boom, life was a faith building experience. Those
two women were faced with one of the toughest experiences of their lives. Each day,
Corrie and Betsie had to persuade each other that everything was going to be okay,
once they were free from the hell , or the concentration camp they were placed in.
And, yet, Corrie and Betsie somehow managed to keep in mind that God was with
them.
Corrie Ten Boom s astonishing novel, The Hiding Place , is an extraordinary
adventure of one courageous Christian woman who had been sent to a concentration
camp, along with her sister, for helping the Jews. Both the girls depended heavily on
Christ s power and words to guide ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Willem cared very much for people of all religions and races. He was a minister of
the Dutch Reformed Church and organized many homes mainly for elderly Jews
(although he welcomed all). His lifestyle caught many people s attention, especially
Corrie s and their sis, Betsie.
The more they got into his line of work, the more danger they were putting
themselves into. They were hiding Jews in the Beje (the large house of the Ten
Booms) and they eventually got caught. The whole Ten Boom family father, Corrie
and Betsie had put their own lives on the line and because of this, they were placed
in a concentration camp along with all the hundreds of Jews they had helped along
the way. During the years they spent there, they watched many die and others get
beaten. They, too, were abused and persecuted for all the good of helping others.
The main theme of this story was to show the miraculous and courageous struggle
of one loving and devoted family, who put their own lives at stake to protect the
lives of many others. Every night, before they were placed in the concentration
camp, the tiny family of three read a scripture from the Bible. While in the hell ,
they prayed that God would forgive the retched and brutal souls of the Nazi guards
who beat and killed many people. They put their Christian beliefs above all else. It
was more important to them that they gave up their lives to rescue others because it
was the Christian thing to do
The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom
According to Corrie Betsie Ten Boom, life was a faith building experience. Those
two women were faced with one of the toughest experiences of their lives. Each day,
Corrie and Betsie had to persuade each other that everything was going to be okay,
once they were free from the hell , or the concentration camp they were placed in.
And, yet, Corrie and Betsie somehow managed to keep in mind that God was with
them.
Corrie Ten Boom s astonishing novel, The Hiding Place , is an extraordinary
adventure of one courageous Christian woman who had been sent to a concentration
camp, along with her sister, for helping the Jews. Both the girls depended heavily on
Christ s power and words to guide ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Willem cared very much for people of all religions and races. He was a minister of
the Dutch Reformed Church and organized many homes mainly for elderly Jews
(although he welcomed all). His lifestyle caught many people s attention, especially
Corrie s and their sis, Betsie.
The more they got into his line of work, the more danger they were putting
themselves into. They were hiding Jews in the Beje (the large house of the Ten
Booms) and they eventually got caught. The whole Ten Boom family father, Corrie
and Betsie had put their own lives on the line and because of this, they were placed
in a concentration camp along with all the hundreds of Jews they had helped along
the way. During the years they spent there, they watched many die and others get
beaten. They, too, were abused and persecuted for all the good of helping others.
The main theme of this story was to show the miraculous and courageous struggle
of one loving and devoted family, who put their own lives at stake to protect the
lives of many others. Every night, before they were placed in the concentration
camp, the tiny family of three read a scripture from the Bible. While in the hell ,
they prayed that God would forgive the retched and brutal souls of the Nazi guards
who beat and killed many people. They put their Christian beliefs above all else. It
was more important to them that they gave up their lives to rescue others because it
was the Christian thing to do
Alternatives to Animal Experimentation Essay
Alternatives to Animal Experimentation The search for alternative methods to
animal testing is underway in many laboratories across the entire world. While
success has been made, the research is far from over. These alternatives have been
developed using the concept of the three R s. In 1959, William Russell and Rex
Burch defined the principle of the three R s in the book Principles of Humane
Experimental Technique. The three R s are reduction, refinement, and finally
replacement (5). The first concept, reduction alternatives, covers any strategy that
will result in fewer animals being used to obtain the same amount of information.
Also, reduction refers to maximizing the information obtained per animal so as to
limit or avoid... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It does not require excessive funding to enrich the environment in which the
animals live in. For example, toilet paper rolls, egg cartons, and PVC tubing can
provide rodents with places to hide. Bales of straw and rubber tires can be used to
create an area for rabbits to interact with other members of their species. Dogs can
be given numerous toys to play with, and be provided with a raised platform so they
are not forced to stand in their own waste. It is also important for the staff of the
facility to be well trained in handling the animals that are being used, and that they
have the correct attitude when working with the animals. Anesthesia should be used
whenever possible, and at the end of the experiment, the most humane method of
euthanasia should be chosen. The final concept of the three R s is replacement. Any
experimental system that does not use whole, living animals is considered to be a
replacement alternative. Some of these techniques still involve the humane killing of
an animal for the purpose of obtaining cells, tissues, or organs for in vitro studies.
Other techniques involve no use of any biological material from a fully developed
vertebrate, non human animal. In some cases, replacement methods can be used for
the total replacement of animals in a study, in others they will complement animal
experiments and reduce the total number of animals used in the whole project.
Replacement alternatives can be
Alternatives to Animal Experimentation The search for alternative methods to
animal testing is underway in many laboratories across the entire world. While
success has been made, the research is far from over. These alternatives have been
developed using the concept of the three R s. In 1959, William Russell and Rex
Burch defined the principle of the three R s in the book Principles of Humane
Experimental Technique. The three R s are reduction, refinement, and finally
replacement (5). The first concept, reduction alternatives, covers any strategy that
will result in fewer animals being used to obtain the same amount of information.
Also, reduction refers to maximizing the information obtained per animal so as to
limit or avoid... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It does not require excessive funding to enrich the environment in which the
animals live in. For example, toilet paper rolls, egg cartons, and PVC tubing can
provide rodents with places to hide. Bales of straw and rubber tires can be used to
create an area for rabbits to interact with other members of their species. Dogs can
be given numerous toys to play with, and be provided with a raised platform so they
are not forced to stand in their own waste. It is also important for the staff of the
facility to be well trained in handling the animals that are being used, and that they
have the correct attitude when working with the animals. Anesthesia should be used
whenever possible, and at the end of the experiment, the most humane method of
euthanasia should be chosen. The final concept of the three R s is replacement. Any
experimental system that does not use whole, living animals is considered to be a
replacement alternative. Some of these techniques still involve the humane killing of
an animal for the purpose of obtaining cells, tissues, or organs for in vitro studies.
Other techniques involve no use of any biological material from a fully developed
vertebrate, non human animal. In some cases, replacement methods can be used for
the total replacement of animals in a study, in others they will complement animal
experiments and reduce the total number of animals used in the whole project.
Replacement alternatives can be
William Faulkner s `` A Rose For Emily ``
While authors like Edgar Allen Poe and Stephen King are known for their creepy
writings, William Faulkner has achieved a level of disturbing that is hardly reached
in short stories. A Rose for Emily is a story that shows how the insanity of one
woman is able to shock an entire town, even in death.
When first reading A Rose for Emily, anyone can see how twisted Emily Grierson
is. Not only for the fact that she was sleeping in the same bed as a corpse, but
because this was not the first time that she had kept a dead body in her house. While
her family does have a history of mental instability, stating that, remembering old lady
Wyatt, her great aunt, had gone completely crazy at last (section II), she is able to
out do the impossible and create an aura of mystery that surrounds her both during
life and death. After reading this story, it makes the audience question not only the
reasoning that Emily has behind not only killing Homer, but keeping his body
trapped in her house up until she met death as well. It also brings to attention how
much the townsfolk actually influenced the progression of insanity that caused Emily
and those around her, so much turmoil. For example, if the townsfolk had not used
Emily as a source of entertainment and gossip, would she have stayed the recluse?
While, the townsfolk are not to blame, it makes readers wonder: what if? Another
question that I had while reading this story is, who was the narrator? The narrator,
whoever they are, is able to
While authors like Edgar Allen Poe and Stephen King are known for their creepy
writings, William Faulkner has achieved a level of disturbing that is hardly reached
in short stories. A Rose for Emily is a story that shows how the insanity of one
woman is able to shock an entire town, even in death.
When first reading A Rose for Emily, anyone can see how twisted Emily Grierson
is. Not only for the fact that she was sleeping in the same bed as a corpse, but
because this was not the first time that she had kept a dead body in her house. While
her family does have a history of mental instability, stating that, remembering old lady
Wyatt, her great aunt, had gone completely crazy at last (section II), she is able to
out do the impossible and create an aura of mystery that surrounds her both during
life and death. After reading this story, it makes the audience question not only the
reasoning that Emily has behind not only killing Homer, but keeping his body
trapped in her house up until she met death as well. It also brings to attention how
much the townsfolk actually influenced the progression of insanity that caused Emily
and those around her, so much turmoil. For example, if the townsfolk had not used
Emily as a source of entertainment and gossip, would she have stayed the recluse?
While, the townsfolk are not to blame, it makes readers wonder: what if? Another
question that I had while reading this story is, who was the narrator? The narrator,
whoever they are, is able to
Essay about The Life of Bob Marley
The Life of Bob Marley
While reading Catch a Fire I discovered many things about Bob Marley and his
spiritual influence on the world. Not only just making records, Marley spoke to his
people through his songs and took advantage of the opportunities given to him as a
musician.
Born on February 6, 1945, Robert Nesta Marley grew up in a small village in Jamaica
called Nine Miles, where he would shape his personality and early beliefs. His
father Norval Marley, a white Jamaican and a Captain in the Army, would also
become inspirational to young Bob. When Bob was only 16 he produced his first
record in Kingston, and in 1963 the original Wailers were formed, a group consisting
of Bob Marley, Bunny ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He found Aston an accomplished bass player, Carlton to play the drums and he
brought in a trio of female back up vocalists called the I Threes, one of whom would
eventually become his wife Rita.
In Jamaica at the time Bob was viewed as a mystic and prophet, and was becoming
the symbol for a nation. Seeking re election the Prime Minister asked Bob Marley
to stage a free concert on the same day as the National election, trying to lock up the
support of the Marley followers and in turn the election. This move however resulted
in an attempt to end Marley s life.
On the evening of December 3, a number of gunmen arrived at Bob s house on 56
Hope Road and shot Bob, his wife Rita, and his manager. The gunmen were thought
to be the henchmen of the opposition leader Edward Seaga. Luckily nobody was
killed and Bob went ahead with the planned concert rebelliously appearing with his
arm in a sling. The following year during a massive European concert Bob Marley
was diagnosed with melanoma cancer in his big toe, the result of a neglected football
injury.
Later in Jamaica, Bob once again received a request from the political leaders to
perform a peace concert in his native land. Not phased by earlier tragedy he agreed
and assembled one of the greatest concerts ever, the One Love peace concert. Here
was where he made history when leaders from the two opposition parties were
persuaded to
The Life of Bob Marley
While reading Catch a Fire I discovered many things about Bob Marley and his
spiritual influence on the world. Not only just making records, Marley spoke to his
people through his songs and took advantage of the opportunities given to him as a
musician.
Born on February 6, 1945, Robert Nesta Marley grew up in a small village in Jamaica
called Nine Miles, where he would shape his personality and early beliefs. His
father Norval Marley, a white Jamaican and a Captain in the Army, would also
become inspirational to young Bob. When Bob was only 16 he produced his first
record in Kingston, and in 1963 the original Wailers were formed, a group consisting
of Bob Marley, Bunny ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He found Aston an accomplished bass player, Carlton to play the drums and he
brought in a trio of female back up vocalists called the I Threes, one of whom would
eventually become his wife Rita.
In Jamaica at the time Bob was viewed as a mystic and prophet, and was becoming
the symbol for a nation. Seeking re election the Prime Minister asked Bob Marley
to stage a free concert on the same day as the National election, trying to lock up the
support of the Marley followers and in turn the election. This move however resulted
in an attempt to end Marley s life.
On the evening of December 3, a number of gunmen arrived at Bob s house on 56
Hope Road and shot Bob, his wife Rita, and his manager. The gunmen were thought
to be the henchmen of the opposition leader Edward Seaga. Luckily nobody was
killed and Bob went ahead with the planned concert rebelliously appearing with his
arm in a sling. The following year during a massive European concert Bob Marley
was diagnosed with melanoma cancer in his big toe, the result of a neglected football
injury.
Later in Jamaica, Bob once again received a request from the political leaders to
perform a peace concert in his native land. Not phased by earlier tragedy he agreed
and assembled one of the greatest concerts ever, the One Love peace concert. Here
was where he made history when leaders from the two opposition parties were
persuaded to
Milkomeda Research Paper
Milkomeda
When we look at the sky, what do we see? Stars. What would it look like if there
was an entire galaxy in view? That is exactly what will happen within four billion
years. Our galaxy, the Milky Way Galaxy, is fated to collide with the Andromeda
Galaxy, or M31. Scientists have been asking this question for decades, about how
likely it is, or if it will even happen at all! But some newer evidence to this dilemma
has revealed itself. Now that it is widely accepted as an inevitable fact, many
questions are being asked, such as, How probable is it? and one of the most asked
questions of them all, Will we (humans in general) be around to see it? . The answer
is probably not, and here is why.
PROBABILITY
Even though most people believe ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Any shred of doubt in anyone s mind is probably due to the common phrase, I won
t believe it til I see it . Unfortunately (and luckily), there will most likely not be any
lifeforms left on Earth to see this magnificent galactic collision happen. Even though
the stars are much too far apart to collide, the black holes will end up combining and
sucking in the matter in the middle of the galaxy, all the while creating immense
amounts of radiation. Maybe by then, we will have found a way to survive. Who
Milkomeda
When we look at the sky, what do we see? Stars. What would it look like if there
was an entire galaxy in view? That is exactly what will happen within four billion
years. Our galaxy, the Milky Way Galaxy, is fated to collide with the Andromeda
Galaxy, or M31. Scientists have been asking this question for decades, about how
likely it is, or if it will even happen at all! But some newer evidence to this dilemma
has revealed itself. Now that it is widely accepted as an inevitable fact, many
questions are being asked, such as, How probable is it? and one of the most asked
questions of them all, Will we (humans in general) be around to see it? . The answer
is probably not, and here is why.
PROBABILITY
Even though most people believe ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Any shred of doubt in anyone s mind is probably due to the common phrase, I won
t believe it til I see it . Unfortunately (and luckily), there will most likely not be any
lifeforms left on Earth to see this magnificent galactic collision happen. Even though
the stars are much too far apart to collide, the black holes will end up combining and
sucking in the matter in the middle of the galaxy, all the while creating immense
amounts of radiation. Maybe by then, we will have found a way to survive. Who
Contributions Of Braham Abraham Maslow
braham Harold Maslow (1908 1970), the 77th president of the American
Psychological Association, was widely known for his Hierarchy of Needs, a theory
of human needs that begins at the base with physiological needs that must first be
satisfied before higher level safety needs and then psychological needs become
active. The first section of the research paper explores Abraham Maslows early life:
his childhood experience, his college study, and his academic career. The second
section examines some of Abraham Maslow s key publications, in order to acquire a
comprehensive understanding of his theory. And lastly, Maslow s contribution to the
psychologyfield is discussed, as his works signified the advancement of 1960 s
humanistic psychology and served as a complement to Sigmund Freud s
psychoanalytic theory and B.F. Skinner s behaviorism.
Keywords: Abraham Maslow, biography, Hierarchy of Needs, humanistic psychology
Abraham Maslow and his Hierarchy of Needs Biography Childhood Abraham H.
Maslow was born on the 1st of April, 1908, to be the first of 7 children in his
family. His parents were first generation Jewish immigrants from Russia and settled
in New York City in the early 20 century. The stigma of being a Jewish descendant
brought Maslow a hard time: at school, he experienced discrimination from teachers
and classmates; in the neighbourhood, he encountered anti Semitic gangs who would
chase and throw rocks
braham Harold Maslow (1908 1970), the 77th president of the American
Psychological Association, was widely known for his Hierarchy of Needs, a theory
of human needs that begins at the base with physiological needs that must first be
satisfied before higher level safety needs and then psychological needs become
active. The first section of the research paper explores Abraham Maslows early life:
his childhood experience, his college study, and his academic career. The second
section examines some of Abraham Maslow s key publications, in order to acquire a
comprehensive understanding of his theory. And lastly, Maslow s contribution to the
psychologyfield is discussed, as his works signified the advancement of 1960 s
humanistic psychology and served as a complement to Sigmund Freud s
psychoanalytic theory and B.F. Skinner s behaviorism.
Keywords: Abraham Maslow, biography, Hierarchy of Needs, humanistic psychology
Abraham Maslow and his Hierarchy of Needs Biography Childhood Abraham H.
Maslow was born on the 1st of April, 1908, to be the first of 7 children in his
family. His parents were first generation Jewish immigrants from Russia and settled
in New York City in the early 20 century. The stigma of being a Jewish descendant
brought Maslow a hard time: at school, he experienced discrimination from teachers
and classmates; in the neighbourhood, he encountered anti Semitic gangs who would
chase and throw rocks
Odysseus Influence On Homer s Odyssey
Think you re escaping and run into yourself. Longest way round is the shortest
way home (James Joyce). A profound summary of the themes in Joyce s Ulysses,
the quote above deals with journey, escapism, identity, and nostalgia; all important
parts of everyday life. Ulysses, however, was far from the first literary work to deal
with themes such as those. Indeed, the works of Joyce, as well as Dante, Milton,
and Virgil can be directly traced to the works of Homer, specifically the Odyssey. One
of the most translated, discussed, and taught literary works of all time, the influence
of Homer s Odyssey cannot be understated. Although Odysseuss journey is
magnificent and supernatural, the epic discusses the deeply personal struggles of one
man, swept up in forces beyond his control, as well as telling one of the first, if not
the very first, coming of age stories. The account of Odysseus and Telemachus deeply
influenced not only western literature, but also music and media. In addition, the
Odyssey contains numerous insights into the culture of the ancient Greeks, the
originators of Western Culture as a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The story of Telemachus growing from a boy to a man and of Odysseus finding
his way in a cruel, absurd world will remain timeless because of its relatability,
especially for college aged people. The word odyssey has been adapted into the
English language to mean a great journey. In a way, every person on this earth
experiences their own odyssey through life. To feel tossed about by life s
randomness and seeming cruelty while just trying to get by is part of the human
condition. By taking that feeling and making it fit a story containing gods, monsters,
love, and war, Homer created a work that not only influenced nearly all literature
after, but a work that continues to be relevant by its own
Think you re escaping and run into yourself. Longest way round is the shortest
way home (James Joyce). A profound summary of the themes in Joyce s Ulysses,
the quote above deals with journey, escapism, identity, and nostalgia; all important
parts of everyday life. Ulysses, however, was far from the first literary work to deal
with themes such as those. Indeed, the works of Joyce, as well as Dante, Milton,
and Virgil can be directly traced to the works of Homer, specifically the Odyssey. One
of the most translated, discussed, and taught literary works of all time, the influence
of Homer s Odyssey cannot be understated. Although Odysseuss journey is
magnificent and supernatural, the epic discusses the deeply personal struggles of one
man, swept up in forces beyond his control, as well as telling one of the first, if not
the very first, coming of age stories. The account of Odysseus and Telemachus deeply
influenced not only western literature, but also music and media. In addition, the
Odyssey contains numerous insights into the culture of the ancient Greeks, the
originators of Western Culture as a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The story of Telemachus growing from a boy to a man and of Odysseus finding
his way in a cruel, absurd world will remain timeless because of its relatability,
especially for college aged people. The word odyssey has been adapted into the
English language to mean a great journey. In a way, every person on this earth
experiences their own odyssey through life. To feel tossed about by life s
randomness and seeming cruelty while just trying to get by is part of the human
condition. By taking that feeling and making it fit a story containing gods, monsters,
love, and war, Homer created a work that not only influenced nearly all literature
after, but a work that continues to be relevant by its own
Hitler And Antisemitism
The experience of the war, economic crisis and the discontent caused by the
conditions of the Treaty of Versailles created a favourable condition for a rise of
utopian revolutionary movements such as Fascism in Italy and National Socialism
in Germany. By placing the regeneration of the nation as one of their main
objectives, they provided a dream of recreating a sense of community among the
members of their nations whilst providing a sense of security through national myths
and symbols, which left little or no room for those who were different. According to
Mosse, war had transformed politics into a drama built upon shared emotions , and
racism, thus, all too easily provided unity to this drama . Yet, the leaders of those
movements, Hitler,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, united by the same goals, the two regimes expressed different
understanding and use of the main concepts of race and its relation to politics.
Whereas the political domain in Germany was formed on the basis of racial thinking
immediately after Hitler came to power, for Mussolini the racial laws were
introduced later as a tool to give fascism a new dynamic. Racism represented the
most radical initiative of the fascist project of remaking Italians as a way of
regenerating the Italian nation. Although the racial law of fascist regime was based
on Nuremberg laws, the racial thinking has been fused from the imperial policy on
conquest of Ethiopia. In Italy, the racial law allowed to model new national identity
by clearing it from foreign elements which were regarded as degenerative and having
negative influence on the nation. Similarly, for Nazi Germany the desire to bring the
nation to a common awareness of its ethnic and political unity required a common
enemy in a face of the Jews. Thus Jews symbolised many things the Nazi wanted to
destroy within the german society in order to achieve its resurrection. But none of it
would have been possible if German policies would not have received a broad
support in the Nazi party and and the
The experience of the war, economic crisis and the discontent caused by the
conditions of the Treaty of Versailles created a favourable condition for a rise of
utopian revolutionary movements such as Fascism in Italy and National Socialism
in Germany. By placing the regeneration of the nation as one of their main
objectives, they provided a dream of recreating a sense of community among the
members of their nations whilst providing a sense of security through national myths
and symbols, which left little or no room for those who were different. According to
Mosse, war had transformed politics into a drama built upon shared emotions , and
racism, thus, all too easily provided unity to this drama . Yet, the leaders of those
movements, Hitler,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, united by the same goals, the two regimes expressed different
understanding and use of the main concepts of race and its relation to politics.
Whereas the political domain in Germany was formed on the basis of racial thinking
immediately after Hitler came to power, for Mussolini the racial laws were
introduced later as a tool to give fascism a new dynamic. Racism represented the
most radical initiative of the fascist project of remaking Italians as a way of
regenerating the Italian nation. Although the racial law of fascist regime was based
on Nuremberg laws, the racial thinking has been fused from the imperial policy on
conquest of Ethiopia. In Italy, the racial law allowed to model new national identity
by clearing it from foreign elements which were regarded as degenerative and having
negative influence on the nation. Similarly, for Nazi Germany the desire to bring the
nation to a common awareness of its ethnic and political unity required a common
enemy in a face of the Jews. Thus Jews symbolised many things the Nazi wanted to
destroy within the german society in order to achieve its resurrection. But none of it
would have been possible if German policies would not have received a broad
support in the Nazi party and and the
Natural Killer Cells Research Paper
The skin and mucous membranes provide a nonspecific first line of defense against
invaders entering through the skin or through openings into the body. The first line of
defense features the following mechanisms:
Skin is a physical and hostile barrier covered with oily and acidic (pH from 3 to 5)
secretions from sebaceous and sweat glands, respectively.
Antimicrobial proteins (such as lysozyme, which breaks down the cell walls of
bacteria) are contained in saliva, tears, and other secretions found on mucous
membranes.
Cilia that line the respiratory tubes serve to sweep invaders away from the lungs.
Gastric juices of the stomach, by the action of hydrochloric acid or enzymes, kill
most microbes.
Symbiotic bacteria found in the digestive tract ... Show more content on
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Injured cells and nearby circulating cells release chemicals that initiate defensive
actions and sound an alarm to other defense mechanisms. These chemicals include
histamine (mostly secreted by basophils, white blood cells found in connective
tissue), kinins, prostaglandins (PGs), and complement proteins.
Vasodilation (dilation of blood vessels), stimulated by histamine and other chemicals,
increases blood supply to the damaged area. This causes redness and an increase in
local temperature. The increase in temperature stimulates white blood cells and
makes the environment inhospitable to pathogens.
Vascular permeability increases in response to alarm chemicals. As a result, white
blood cells, clotting factors, and body fluids move more quickly through blood
vessel walls and into the injured area. The increase in body fluids that results causes
local edema (swelling). Edema may produce pain if nearby nerve endings experience
pressure. Pain may also occur when nerve endings are exposed to bacterial toxins,
kinins, and prostaglandins. (Aspirin reduces pain by inhibiting the production of
prostaglandins.)
Phagocytes arrive at the site of injury and engulf pathogens and damaged cells.
Phagocytes find the site of injury by chemotaxis, the movement of cells in response
to chemical gradients (provided here by alarm
The skin and mucous membranes provide a nonspecific first line of defense against
invaders entering through the skin or through openings into the body. The first line of
defense features the following mechanisms:
Skin is a physical and hostile barrier covered with oily and acidic (pH from 3 to 5)
secretions from sebaceous and sweat glands, respectively.
Antimicrobial proteins (such as lysozyme, which breaks down the cell walls of
bacteria) are contained in saliva, tears, and other secretions found on mucous
membranes.
Cilia that line the respiratory tubes serve to sweep invaders away from the lungs.
Gastric juices of the stomach, by the action of hydrochloric acid or enzymes, kill
most microbes.
Symbiotic bacteria found in the digestive tract ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Injured cells and nearby circulating cells release chemicals that initiate defensive
actions and sound an alarm to other defense mechanisms. These chemicals include
histamine (mostly secreted by basophils, white blood cells found in connective
tissue), kinins, prostaglandins (PGs), and complement proteins.
Vasodilation (dilation of blood vessels), stimulated by histamine and other chemicals,
increases blood supply to the damaged area. This causes redness and an increase in
local temperature. The increase in temperature stimulates white blood cells and
makes the environment inhospitable to pathogens.
Vascular permeability increases in response to alarm chemicals. As a result, white
blood cells, clotting factors, and body fluids move more quickly through blood
vessel walls and into the injured area. The increase in body fluids that results causes
local edema (swelling). Edema may produce pain if nearby nerve endings experience
pressure. Pain may also occur when nerve endings are exposed to bacterial toxins,
kinins, and prostaglandins. (Aspirin reduces pain by inhibiting the production of
prostaglandins.)
Phagocytes arrive at the site of injury and engulf pathogens and damaged cells.
Phagocytes find the site of injury by chemotaxis, the movement of cells in response
to chemical gradients (provided here by alarm
Literary Devices Used In Genesis 2
The strategies Satan used in Genesis 2 through the serpent with Eve and Matthew
4 through devil himself to Jesus were as follows: First, Both the serpent and Devil
temped by saying in Genesis 3:3 Did God really say, You must not eat from any
tree in the garden . Likewise, the devil temped by saying in Matthew 4:3 If you are
the Son of God tell these stones to become bread . Second, the serpentinsisted,
challenge and dare in Genesis 3:4 5 You will not surely die, the serpent said to the
woman For God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you
will be like God, knowing good and evil. Similarly, the devil in Matthew 4:5 6 Then
the devil took him to the holy city and had him stand on the highest point of the
temple.
The strategies Satan used in Genesis 2 through the serpent with Eve and Matthew
4 through devil himself to Jesus were as follows: First, Both the serpent and Devil
temped by saying in Genesis 3:3 Did God really say, You must not eat from any
tree in the garden . Likewise, the devil temped by saying in Matthew 4:3 If you are
the Son of God tell these stones to become bread . Second, the serpentinsisted,
challenge and dare in Genesis 3:4 5 You will not surely die, the serpent said to the
woman For God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you
will be like God, knowing good and evil. Similarly, the devil in Matthew 4:5 6 Then
the devil took him to the holy city and had him stand on the highest point of the
temple.
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