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Unnatural Treatment Of Animals In Animal Captivity
Man made environments or animals are not right and unsuitable for their living. These animals are
subjected to an unnatural environment. This causes confusion which then leads to hostility potentially
sending an animal to its death when they try to rebel. Then they are mistreated for scientific purposes
or beaten to fulfill a purpose. All these horrific things can happen to an animal that is forcibly taken
from its home and sent into man made environments. Many horrific things happen to animals while in
human captivity. One of these things is the unnatural treatment of animals in captivity. Animals in the
wild must work for their food and this makes them stronger and more capable to survive. These
animals in captivity however, do
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Man made environments or animals are not right and unsuitable for their living. These animals are
subjected to an unnatural environment. This causes confusion which then leads to hostility potentially
sending an animal to its death when they try to rebel. Then they are mistreated for scientific purposes
or beaten to fulfill a purpose. All these horrific things can happen to an animal that is forcibly taken
from its home and sent into man made environments. Many horrific things happen to animals while in
human captivity. One of these things is the unnatural treatment of animals in captivity. Animals in the
wild must work for their food and this makes them stronger and more capable to survive. These
animals in captivity however, do
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Differences in Cultural
Cultural Differences between Japan and U.S. There are many cultural differences between the U.S.
and Japan. Each country has their culture and lifestyle. While we may feel that Japanese cultural and
lifestyle seems strange, they likewise look at Americans as being different. It is important to realize
that Japanese and American culture is swayed by the society of people. Americans belong to a number
of subcultures due to immigration, while Japanese society has less immigration and is not as diverse
when it comes to subcultures. Since there are so many cultural differences between Japan and the
U.S., we cannot discuss its entirety but review a few differences as it relates to the family, greeting,
business, and government. First, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
American schools have more access to new technology then Japanese school and students are able to
advance more rapidly in technology. Another noticeable culture difference between America and
Japan is business practices. In Japan, business relationships begin with an exchange of business cards.
To be acceptable to Japanese, the card should have English on one side and Japanese on the other. The
card is accepted with both hands and with a bow. It is read with interest otherwise the Japanese
consider you as being rude and it may damage the business relationship. Business practices are
different than American business practices because Japanese emphasize teamwork and Americans are
more concerned with individual enterprise. Punctuality and reliability is valued greatly in Japan.
Although it is changing, seniority has traditionally been more important to Japanese business than
achievement or skills. Japanese believe strongly in loyalty to the company. The company s needs
come first and individual needs are secondary. Whereas Americans feel they have rights and these
rights and come before loyalty to the company. If their rights are not met, they go to higher powers or
file complaints. One important value the Japanese has is the process of greeting individuals. They
believe greetings heightened sense of formality and professionalism, which underlies respect. Bowing
is part of showing gratitude, to express
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Cultural Differences between Japan and U.S. There are many cultural differences between the U.S.
and Japan. Each country has their culture and lifestyle. While we may feel that Japanese cultural and
lifestyle seems strange, they likewise look at Americans as being different. It is important to realize
that Japanese and American culture is swayed by the society of people. Americans belong to a number
of subcultures due to immigration, while Japanese society has less immigration and is not as diverse
when it comes to subcultures. Since there are so many cultural differences between Japan and the
U.S., we cannot discuss its entirety but review a few differences as it relates to the family, greeting,
business, and government. First, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
American schools have more access to new technology then Japanese school and students are able to
advance more rapidly in technology. Another noticeable culture difference between America and
Japan is business practices. In Japan, business relationships begin with an exchange of business cards.
To be acceptable to Japanese, the card should have English on one side and Japanese on the other. The
card is accepted with both hands and with a bow. It is read with interest otherwise the Japanese
consider you as being rude and it may damage the business relationship. Business practices are
different than American business practices because Japanese emphasize teamwork and Americans are
more concerned with individual enterprise. Punctuality and reliability is valued greatly in Japan.
Although it is changing, seniority has traditionally been more important to Japanese business than
achievement or skills. Japanese believe strongly in loyalty to the company. The company s needs
come first and individual needs are secondary. Whereas Americans feel they have rights and these
rights and come before loyalty to the company. If their rights are not met, they go to higher powers or
file complaints. One important value the Japanese has is the process of greeting individuals. They
believe greetings heightened sense of formality and professionalism, which underlies respect. Bowing
is part of showing gratitude, to express
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Rhetorical Analysis Of While We Sleep
Since the beginning of time, those not classified as men have faced many struggles. This wide group
ranges anywhere from children to women. The working boom in America is one of many factors that
is accountable for the limitations these groups face. These powerless groups did not have enough
voice, originally, to demand equal treatment under the law and society. Therefore, many reform groups
arose during American history to encourage society to call to action the freedom we all enjoy and
protect today. In her speech given before the National American Women Suffrage Association in
Philadelphia, Florence Kelly utilizes anaphora, rhetorical questions, an empathetic yet sarcastic tone,
and selection of detail to emphasize unfairness in working conditions for children and to encourage
her audience to take feminist action. Kelly effectively uses anaphora throughout her speech with the
purpose of getting her audience to bring about change. The repetition of the phrase While we sleep
stresses the unethical conditions these voiceless children had to face. Every time this phrase is stated,
it builds up her impact and works the audience towards her advantage. Kelly appeals to her audience s
empathetic emotions and moral values by utilizing the importance of sleep. Her listeners understand
the vitality of sleep, thus stressing that these children lack this, brings her a huge step forward. She
forces her audience to face the sad reality that they peacefully sleep, as young children
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Since the beginning of time, those not classified as men have faced many struggles. This wide group
ranges anywhere from children to women. The working boom in America is one of many factors that
is accountable for the limitations these groups face. These powerless groups did not have enough
voice, originally, to demand equal treatment under the law and society. Therefore, many reform groups
arose during American history to encourage society to call to action the freedom we all enjoy and
protect today. In her speech given before the National American Women Suffrage Association in
Philadelphia, Florence Kelly utilizes anaphora, rhetorical questions, an empathetic yet sarcastic tone,
and selection of detail to emphasize unfairness in working conditions for children and to encourage
her audience to take feminist action. Kelly effectively uses anaphora throughout her speech with the
purpose of getting her audience to bring about change. The repetition of the phrase While we sleep
stresses the unethical conditions these voiceless children had to face. Every time this phrase is stated,
it builds up her impact and works the audience towards her advantage. Kelly appeals to her audience s
empathetic emotions and moral values by utilizing the importance of sleep. Her listeners understand
the vitality of sleep, thus stressing that these children lack this, brings her a huge step forward. She
forces her audience to face the sad reality that they peacefully sleep, as young children
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Religion Acts As A Central Point For Many People
Religion acts as a central point for many people, in which they can relate to each other in different
ways that nobody else can. People who share the same/ similar religious beliefs often feel closer to
one and other, in a way that otherwise couldn t be expressed. The connection that comes about in these
religious communities allows these given to form a closer connection and form a larger congregation.
In some cases, the individuals in these kinds of communities are very strict about their traditions,
behaviors, actions, and in some extreme cases they do not accept any other way of life. There are
plenty of religious communities that are down to earth and open to the outside world, they accept
challenges to their beliefs because they believe that challenges make their religion stronger and tighter
nit. No matter what the circumstance these types of communities have an encouraging amount of
strength, and typical only crumble/ fall apart from within. If someone from the religious group starts
to question the core values and beliefs of their community, they typical turn against the given
individual. We see this represented in My Name is Asher Lev, written by Christian Potok, in which he
explores the life of a Hasidic Jew. When one person starts to question within the community, the entire
community gets affected. For the better of the community, this individual should be diminished from
the community as a whole because it is tearing it apart from the inside out. This may
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Religion acts as a central point for many people, in which they can relate to each other in different
ways that nobody else can. People who share the same/ similar religious beliefs often feel closer to
one and other, in a way that otherwise couldn t be expressed. The connection that comes about in these
religious communities allows these given to form a closer connection and form a larger congregation.
In some cases, the individuals in these kinds of communities are very strict about their traditions,
behaviors, actions, and in some extreme cases they do not accept any other way of life. There are
plenty of religious communities that are down to earth and open to the outside world, they accept
challenges to their beliefs because they believe that challenges make their religion stronger and tighter
nit. No matter what the circumstance these types of communities have an encouraging amount of
strength, and typical only crumble/ fall apart from within. If someone from the religious group starts
to question the core values and beliefs of their community, they typical turn against the given
individual. We see this represented in My Name is Asher Lev, written by Christian Potok, in which he
explores the life of a Hasidic Jew. When one person starts to question within the community, the entire
community gets affected. For the better of the community, this individual should be diminished from
the community as a whole because it is tearing it apart from the inside out. This may
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Criticism Of Media Convergence
Media convergence in the digital era constructs a global flat earth , allowing for interaction of old and
new mediums across various media platforms. Technology has become an increasingly dominant
means of communication as it allows for information to be stored and shared across great distances.
Flew (2005) suggests that this globalisation permissible through digital and online communication has
effected cultural change. Individuals can communicate from any part of the world, irrespective of
physical and geographic barriers via an interactive digital media environment across networked ICT
Devices. Thus he suggests that new media is synonymous with digital media and therein digitisation
the translation of information into binary code, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kindle s remediate books but improve certain features, inclusive of altering typography style and size,
offering highlighting tools, built in dictionaries and allowing the reader to purchase new books
through the device (Hitt 2013). Since its introduction in 2007, approximately 43.7 million Kindle e
readers have been sold as of late 2014 (Trefis Team 2014). The Kindle does not seek to replace
physical books; rather it uses technological convergence to store dense digital information on small,
portable physical spaces. This isn t to say that new mediums have replaced older formats altogether;
on the contrary, they have altered them to suit the change in how we communicate.
One could argue that the decline of traditional media at the hands of media convergence prompted the
incorrect presumption that old media was being superseded by the new (Lugmayr Dal Zotto 2015, pp.
4). Conversely, modern commentators have argued that new and old media interact across different
media forms and platforms. Jenkins asserts that new media technologies enabled the same content to
flow through many different channels and assume many different forms (2006, pg. 10). Acland (2007)
echoes this sentiment, reiterating that new digital media refashion old media formats. Vogue is a
global high fashion magazine with 304 000 Australian readers in December of 2015 comparative to
334 000 in June of 2017, from Magazine Cross Platform Audience, 12 Months to June 2017 (Roy
Morgan Research 2016). An
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Media convergence in the digital era constructs a global flat earth , allowing for interaction of old and
new mediums across various media platforms. Technology has become an increasingly dominant
means of communication as it allows for information to be stored and shared across great distances.
Flew (2005) suggests that this globalisation permissible through digital and online communication has
effected cultural change. Individuals can communicate from any part of the world, irrespective of
physical and geographic barriers via an interactive digital media environment across networked ICT
Devices. Thus he suggests that new media is synonymous with digital media and therein digitisation
the translation of information into binary code, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kindle s remediate books but improve certain features, inclusive of altering typography style and size,
offering highlighting tools, built in dictionaries and allowing the reader to purchase new books
through the device (Hitt 2013). Since its introduction in 2007, approximately 43.7 million Kindle e
readers have been sold as of late 2014 (Trefis Team 2014). The Kindle does not seek to replace
physical books; rather it uses technological convergence to store dense digital information on small,
portable physical spaces. This isn t to say that new mediums have replaced older formats altogether;
on the contrary, they have altered them to suit the change in how we communicate.
One could argue that the decline of traditional media at the hands of media convergence prompted the
incorrect presumption that old media was being superseded by the new (Lugmayr Dal Zotto 2015, pp.
4). Conversely, modern commentators have argued that new and old media interact across different
media forms and platforms. Jenkins asserts that new media technologies enabled the same content to
flow through many different channels and assume many different forms (2006, pg. 10). Acland (2007)
echoes this sentiment, reiterating that new digital media refashion old media formats. Vogue is a
global high fashion magazine with 304 000 Australian readers in December of 2015 comparative to
334 000 in June of 2017, from Magazine Cross Platform Audience, 12 Months to June 2017 (Roy
Morgan Research 2016). An
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Nt1310 Lab 8
Lab 8
Purpose
Using sodium borohydride as the reducing agent, to convert a ketone (camphor) to a mixture of
secondary alcohols (isoborneol or borneol). The product mixture will be characterized by melting
point and functional group tests (TLC and IR spectrum).
Pre Lab
1.
Structure of Camphor NaBH4 used as reducing agent to produce isborneol from camphor Structure of
isoborneol Isoborneol with wedged and dashed lines 2. Isoborneol can be produced by reduction of
camphor by using the NaBH4 in Methanol.
Because there are steric hindrance of two methyl groups on 4th carbon, the hydride is added to the
endo side of the carbonyl group.
3. Reduction of Camphor produces a mixture of diastereomers.
4. 0.53×2×180.192 g = 191gms
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Through the IR spectrum we can identify it as an isoborneol because it s basically a hydrocarbon with
a carbonyl. The C H stretching around 3000 wavenumbers, there isn t much else you can identify.
Camphor is fairly simple, so there is no anything other than the carbonyl and some C H stretching.
The spectrum of isoborneol should show an OH peak, though because it s a solid sample, the peak
won t be as broad as those seen for OH peaks in liquid samples. My guess is that the peak at ~3600
wavenumbers is the OH group. However, in my result, the wave doesn t seem to be clearly showed. It
probably means that my isoborneol sample has retained some amount of the precursor, either because
the reaction didn t go to completion or because my purification procedure was inadequate.
Borneol and isoborneol contain an asymmetric carbon atom (denoted by an asterisk), and therefore
each of them exists in two optically active forms and one inactive racemic form ( , +, and ±). Borneol
has an endo configuration; in other hand, its isomer, isoborneol, has an exo
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Lab 8
Purpose
Using sodium borohydride as the reducing agent, to convert a ketone (camphor) to a mixture of
secondary alcohols (isoborneol or borneol). The product mixture will be characterized by melting
point and functional group tests (TLC and IR spectrum).
Pre Lab
1.
Structure of Camphor NaBH4 used as reducing agent to produce isborneol from camphor Structure of
isoborneol Isoborneol with wedged and dashed lines 2. Isoborneol can be produced by reduction of
camphor by using the NaBH4 in Methanol.
Because there are steric hindrance of two methyl groups on 4th carbon, the hydride is added to the
endo side of the carbonyl group.
3. Reduction of Camphor produces a mixture of diastereomers.
4. 0.53×2×180.192 g = 191gms
5. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Through the IR spectrum we can identify it as an isoborneol because it s basically a hydrocarbon with
a carbonyl. The C H stretching around 3000 wavenumbers, there isn t much else you can identify.
Camphor is fairly simple, so there is no anything other than the carbonyl and some C H stretching.
The spectrum of isoborneol should show an OH peak, though because it s a solid sample, the peak
won t be as broad as those seen for OH peaks in liquid samples. My guess is that the peak at ~3600
wavenumbers is the OH group. However, in my result, the wave doesn t seem to be clearly showed. It
probably means that my isoborneol sample has retained some amount of the precursor, either because
the reaction didn t go to completion or because my purification procedure was inadequate.
Borneol and isoborneol contain an asymmetric carbon atom (denoted by an asterisk), and therefore
each of them exists in two optically active forms and one inactive racemic form ( , +, and ±). Borneol
has an endo configuration; in other hand, its isomer, isoborneol, has an exo
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Into The Wild Chris Mccandless Death Analysis
Jon Krakauer was incredibly cautious as to how and when to reveal information to his readers. Even
though Chris McCandless death was revealed prior to even opening to novel Krakauer still managed
to keep readers captivated and on the edge of their seat with each succeeding chapter within this
condemning story. By purposely feeding the readers bits and pieces along the story line allowed the
reader to capture the raw exposed chronicle of we can identify as Chris McCandless. The second
Krakauer revealed Chris death this was no longer a story of survival but of persistence and enduring
determination. Jon Krakauer has discovered a way to force the reader to give Chris a second chance
and to uncover his true character under all the false perceptions
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Jon Krakauer was incredibly cautious as to how and when to reveal information to his readers. Even
though Chris McCandless death was revealed prior to even opening to novel Krakauer still managed
to keep readers captivated and on the edge of their seat with each succeeding chapter within this
condemning story. By purposely feeding the readers bits and pieces along the story line allowed the
reader to capture the raw exposed chronicle of we can identify as Chris McCandless. The second
Krakauer revealed Chris death this was no longer a story of survival but of persistence and enduring
determination. Jon Krakauer has discovered a way to force the reader to give Chris a second chance
and to uncover his true character under all the false perceptions
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest Essay
Sudden cardiac arrest
Sudden cardiac arrest is a condition in which the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating.
When this happens blood stops flowing to the brain and other vital organs. Arrhythmias can cause
SCA. An arrhythmia is an irregular heartbeat and what causes an arrhythmia is when the electrical
system that controls the rate and rhythm of the heart isn t functioning properly. During an arrhythmia
the heart can beat too fast too slow or an irregular rhythm. Some arrhythmias can cause the heart to
stop pumping blood to the body which causes SCA. Some people think that SCA is the same as a heart
attack, but a heart attack happens if the blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked. During a
heart attack the heart doesn t usually suddenly stopped beating, however SCA can happen after or
during recovery from a heart attack. People who have heart disease are at a higher risk for SCA
however it still possible for people who appear to be healthy and have no known heart disease to have
SCA. Most people who have SCA do die from it within minutes. Fast treatment of SCA with a
defibrillator can sometimes help. Ventricular fibrillation causes most SCA. Ventricular fibrillation is
another type of arrhythmia. During ventricular fibrillation the heart s lower ... Show more content on
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Doctors rarely diagnose SCA with medical test as it is happening. SCA is often diagnosed after it
happened. Doctors do this by ruling out other causes of a person sudden collapse. Doctors do use
several tests to help detect what puts a person at risk for SCA. A few tests doctors use are EKG,
cardiac MRI, blood tests and more. EKG s test the rhythm and records the heart electric activity. This
test shows the rhythm of the heart. Cardiac MRI test are taken to show how well your heart is
pumping blood. Blood tests are even used to check levels of potassium and other chemicals in your
blood. These chemicals can play an important role in your heart s electrical
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Sudden cardiac arrest
Sudden cardiac arrest is a condition in which the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating.
When this happens blood stops flowing to the brain and other vital organs. Arrhythmias can cause
SCA. An arrhythmia is an irregular heartbeat and what causes an arrhythmia is when the electrical
system that controls the rate and rhythm of the heart isn t functioning properly. During an arrhythmia
the heart can beat too fast too slow or an irregular rhythm. Some arrhythmias can cause the heart to
stop pumping blood to the body which causes SCA. Some people think that SCA is the same as a heart
attack, but a heart attack happens if the blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked. During a
heart attack the heart doesn t usually suddenly stopped beating, however SCA can happen after or
during recovery from a heart attack. People who have heart disease are at a higher risk for SCA
however it still possible for people who appear to be healthy and have no known heart disease to have
SCA. Most people who have SCA do die from it within minutes. Fast treatment of SCA with a
defibrillator can sometimes help. Ventricular fibrillation causes most SCA. Ventricular fibrillation is
another type of arrhythmia. During ventricular fibrillation the heart s lower ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Doctors rarely diagnose SCA with medical test as it is happening. SCA is often diagnosed after it
happened. Doctors do this by ruling out other causes of a person sudden collapse. Doctors do use
several tests to help detect what puts a person at risk for SCA. A few tests doctors use are EKG,
cardiac MRI, blood tests and more. EKG s test the rhythm and records the heart electric activity. This
test shows the rhythm of the heart. Cardiac MRI test are taken to show how well your heart is
pumping blood. Blood tests are even used to check levels of potassium and other chemicals in your
blood. These chemicals can play an important role in your heart s electrical
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Darkness In The Sun Also Rises
On the other hand, Hemingway uses the element of darkness to show when a character is being
genuine. In the dark they are hidden from view of others and under this safety they show their real
emotions. Jake and Brett are walking together to a park to get away from the others back at the café.
In the light, Jake keeps his love for Brett a secret from all of his friends but gives the truth when it was
clouding over again. In the park it was dark under the trees. Do you still love me, Jake? [Brett] Yes,
[Jake] said (Hemingway 187). When the two are talking, the shade of the trees and the clouds blocks
sunlight making the atmosphere dark. Under cover from the light and away from the others, Brett asks
Jake for his true feelings and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Jake watches the bullfights in Spain, he meets a young bullfighter named Pedro Romero. He
mentions, Romero s face was very brown. He had very nice manners, (Hemingway 179). Romero s
dark skin replaces the need for dark lighting for showing the truth and also implies that he is always
genuine since his skin color cannot change. Unlike, Georgette and Harvey, Romero is also courteous
and pleasant even though the darkness of his skin would represent a character s ugliness. When Jake
watches the bullfights he realizes that, afterward, all that was faked turned bad and gave an unpleasant
feeling. Romero s bull fighting gave real emotion, because he kept the absolute purity of line in his
movements and always quietly and calmly let the horns pass him close each time (Hemingway 171).
Pedro Romero s bull fighting style was not exaggerated and staged like the others, but just what it
should be which makes it real. Jake gives Romero many compliments and even invites him to drink
together; meanwhile he merely ignores all the other bullfighters. This shows that Jake likes Romero as
a person, not just because he is a bullfighter. This attraction that Jake feels towards the young
bullfighter is due to the fighter s authentic way of tiring out and killing the bulls. Jake recognizes that
Romero is not just putting on a performance and acting to emphasize the danger but that Romero
enjoys
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On the other hand, Hemingway uses the element of darkness to show when a character is being
genuine. In the dark they are hidden from view of others and under this safety they show their real
emotions. Jake and Brett are walking together to a park to get away from the others back at the café.
In the light, Jake keeps his love for Brett a secret from all of his friends but gives the truth when it was
clouding over again. In the park it was dark under the trees. Do you still love me, Jake? [Brett] Yes,
[Jake] said (Hemingway 187). When the two are talking, the shade of the trees and the clouds blocks
sunlight making the atmosphere dark. Under cover from the light and away from the others, Brett asks
Jake for his true feelings and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Jake watches the bullfights in Spain, he meets a young bullfighter named Pedro Romero. He
mentions, Romero s face was very brown. He had very nice manners, (Hemingway 179). Romero s
dark skin replaces the need for dark lighting for showing the truth and also implies that he is always
genuine since his skin color cannot change. Unlike, Georgette and Harvey, Romero is also courteous
and pleasant even though the darkness of his skin would represent a character s ugliness. When Jake
watches the bullfights he realizes that, afterward, all that was faked turned bad and gave an unpleasant
feeling. Romero s bull fighting gave real emotion, because he kept the absolute purity of line in his
movements and always quietly and calmly let the horns pass him close each time (Hemingway 171).
Pedro Romero s bull fighting style was not exaggerated and staged like the others, but just what it
should be which makes it real. Jake gives Romero many compliments and even invites him to drink
together; meanwhile he merely ignores all the other bullfighters. This shows that Jake likes Romero as
a person, not just because he is a bullfighter. This attraction that Jake feels towards the young
bullfighter is due to the fighter s authentic way of tiring out and killing the bulls. Jake recognizes that
Romero is not just putting on a performance and acting to emphasize the danger but that Romero
enjoys
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Is Going To College Worth It
The question I want to ask and research about is Is going to college worth it? By worth it, I mean does
the experience of college and a college degree worth the money and time spent on it? There are tons of
evidences suggest that it is a right choice to go to college, but there are also some evidences counter
that idea, suggesting that going to college may not be the best choice. I agree with the former idea, and
I believe that not only going to college is important, but also going to graduate school is preferable.
From my experience, I think that a college degree is overall better than a high school degree, and a
graduate school degree is better than a college degree. There are different kinds of returns that a
college degree could offer
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The question I want to ask and research about is Is going to college worth it? By worth it, I mean does
the experience of college and a college degree worth the money and time spent on it? There are tons of
evidences suggest that it is a right choice to go to college, but there are also some evidences counter
that idea, suggesting that going to college may not be the best choice. I agree with the former idea, and
I believe that not only going to college is important, but also going to graduate school is preferable.
From my experience, I think that a college degree is overall better than a high school degree, and a
graduate school degree is better than a college degree. There are different kinds of returns that a
college degree could offer
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Seasonal Changes Within Reproductive Behavior
Jillian Greenwood
ADS 4613
10 24 2016
Seasonal changes in reproductive behavior and spermatogenesis in the stallion
Horses are polyestrous, seasonal breeders with mid summer foaling and mating seasons in late spring.
Breeding occurs when the mare experiences photoperiod, which is the exposure to daylight within a
24 hour period. As a result, the mare becomes receptive, and the stallion becomes more dominate.
Testosterone increases which promotes increased reproductive behavior, spermatogenesis, and libido.
Thus, photoperiod, reproductive behavior, and spermatogenesis influences fertility and sexual
behavior of the stallion.
Photoperiod is a key player in the reproductive system of the horse. Increased daily light exposure has
been shown to hasten the onset of the ovulatory season in mares (Sharp and Ginther, 1975) increase
total scrotal width and sexual behavior in the stallion (Clay and Clay, 1992). In the stallion, LH
concentrations increase at the arrival of the breeding season and begin to fall again as the winter
months approach (Irvine and Alexander, 1982; Johnson and Thompson, 1983). Stallions under
photoperiod during the winter months experience an accelerated seasonal increase in LH
concentrations and increased testosterone concentrations (Thompson, 1977). Similarly, mares display
increased LH concentrations during spring and summer months because of exposure to constant light
for 28 d during the winter (Freedman et al., 1979). This exposure increases daily LH
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Jillian Greenwood
ADS 4613
10 24 2016
Seasonal changes in reproductive behavior and spermatogenesis in the stallion
Horses are polyestrous, seasonal breeders with mid summer foaling and mating seasons in late spring.
Breeding occurs when the mare experiences photoperiod, which is the exposure to daylight within a
24 hour period. As a result, the mare becomes receptive, and the stallion becomes more dominate.
Testosterone increases which promotes increased reproductive behavior, spermatogenesis, and libido.
Thus, photoperiod, reproductive behavior, and spermatogenesis influences fertility and sexual
behavior of the stallion.
Photoperiod is a key player in the reproductive system of the horse. Increased daily light exposure has
been shown to hasten the onset of the ovulatory season in mares (Sharp and Ginther, 1975) increase
total scrotal width and sexual behavior in the stallion (Clay and Clay, 1992). In the stallion, LH
concentrations increase at the arrival of the breeding season and begin to fall again as the winter
months approach (Irvine and Alexander, 1982; Johnson and Thompson, 1983). Stallions under
photoperiod during the winter months experience an accelerated seasonal increase in LH
concentrations and increased testosterone concentrations (Thompson, 1977). Similarly, mares display
increased LH concentrations during spring and summer months because of exposure to constant light
for 28 d during the winter (Freedman et al., 1979). This exposure increases daily LH
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Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas Essay
On October 27, 2015 I went to see Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (Gilliam, 1998). Adapted from the
novel of the same name, Raoul Duke adventures through the west with his lawyer in search of the
American dream. Experimental in nature, this film strays from the traditional formula of story telling.
Its plot is hard to discern due to the constant intoxication of the main characters. Through the various
psychedelic drugs Raoul and Dr. Gonzo consumed in the duration of this film, the audience was able
to experience a bad trip alongside the characters. Ralph Steadman and Terry Gilliam s method of
associating mental inebriation while fruitlessly searching for something, highlights the difficulty of
finding the American dream. During the October screening of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the
guest speaker spoke of the ideology approach ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example of counterculture is in opening scene of the film with the non diegetic inserts of race and
anti war protests. Toward the middle of the film when Dr. Gonzo abandoned Raoul, Raoul was pulled
over by a police officer for speeding. Despite being under the influence and in possession of drug
paraphernalia, Raoul was left to his devices under the guise that he would take a nap. In addition to
exposing the inconsistent application of judicial punishment, this scene subtlety shout outs to the
counterculture movement of the 1960s. Raoul and his lawyer s frequent violet escapades juxtaposes
the typical idea of American society; furthermore, the cause of their illegal activities is to find the
American dream. This is exemplified in the latter half of the film during a montage of Raoul and Dr.
Gonzo s week long drunken stupor. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas direct irony and tactic of subtly
protesting American society gives this film an additional layer of depth. This meaning is only
communicated through to the audience under the ideological
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On October 27, 2015 I went to see Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (Gilliam, 1998). Adapted from the
novel of the same name, Raoul Duke adventures through the west with his lawyer in search of the
American dream. Experimental in nature, this film strays from the traditional formula of story telling.
Its plot is hard to discern due to the constant intoxication of the main characters. Through the various
psychedelic drugs Raoul and Dr. Gonzo consumed in the duration of this film, the audience was able
to experience a bad trip alongside the characters. Ralph Steadman and Terry Gilliam s method of
associating mental inebriation while fruitlessly searching for something, highlights the difficulty of
finding the American dream. During the October screening of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the
guest speaker spoke of the ideology approach ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example of counterculture is in opening scene of the film with the non diegetic inserts of race and
anti war protests. Toward the middle of the film when Dr. Gonzo abandoned Raoul, Raoul was pulled
over by a police officer for speeding. Despite being under the influence and in possession of drug
paraphernalia, Raoul was left to his devices under the guise that he would take a nap. In addition to
exposing the inconsistent application of judicial punishment, this scene subtlety shout outs to the
counterculture movement of the 1960s. Raoul and his lawyer s frequent violet escapades juxtaposes
the typical idea of American society; furthermore, the cause of their illegal activities is to find the
American dream. This is exemplified in the latter half of the film during a montage of Raoul and Dr.
Gonzo s week long drunken stupor. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas direct irony and tactic of subtly
protesting American society gives this film an additional layer of depth. This meaning is only
communicated through to the audience under the ideological
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Review Of The Lord Of The Black Sands
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Eckhart felt sick, as he usually did when entering the castle. As loyal as he was to the Lord of the
Black Sands, something dark crawled and writhed about inside him whenever he was in the man s
presence. Not that Eckhart was a perfect or even moral man under any definitions, but Gammon, the
Demon Lord, took being evil to extremes that made even the most heartless and bloodthirsty men
cringe. Inside, the castle s floor and walls were a dense black material that seemed to absorb the
lighting from the braziers positioned every few feet in the hallways and took every inch of heat from
within the walls as well. Stifling a shiver, his metal bound boots made heavy clinking sounds on the
polished obsidian as he ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Madness filled that grin as he stared at the general fiendishly, his youthful features, well groomed with
golden eyeshadow and dark eyeliner making him look almost feminine, if not for the heavy brow
ridge and large nose that dominated his face. The velvet cloak he wore draped over him, all the way to
the ground, shoulders topped with spikes and large feathers, and elegant, manly hands emerging from
the sleeves with long, pointed nails on each finger. His exposed stomach and chest were slender yet
muscled, a thin trail of dark hair dusting above his groin, disappearing beneath his trousers, and a
golden ring put through his right nipple glistened in the available light. The entire package was
alluring, tempting and sensual and yet at the same time made him feel sick with fear and shame.
Without missing a beat during his quiet inspection, he answered, his deep voice, normally making
other men seem girlish in comparison now seemed unnatural and bizarre when compared to the
Demon s multiple voices. We have overtaken the Gillians and the Welks and have squashed all
rebellions in their territories. Our forces are moving steadily north and we should reach the capital by
the Tide months, as planned, my Lord.
Stalking
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Eckhart felt sick, as he usually did when entering the castle. As loyal as he was to the Lord of the
Black Sands, something dark crawled and writhed about inside him whenever he was in the man s
presence. Not that Eckhart was a perfect or even moral man under any definitions, but Gammon, the
Demon Lord, took being evil to extremes that made even the most heartless and bloodthirsty men
cringe. Inside, the castle s floor and walls were a dense black material that seemed to absorb the
lighting from the braziers positioned every few feet in the hallways and took every inch of heat from
within the walls as well. Stifling a shiver, his metal bound boots made heavy clinking sounds on the
polished obsidian as he ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Madness filled that grin as he stared at the general fiendishly, his youthful features, well groomed with
golden eyeshadow and dark eyeliner making him look almost feminine, if not for the heavy brow
ridge and large nose that dominated his face. The velvet cloak he wore draped over him, all the way to
the ground, shoulders topped with spikes and large feathers, and elegant, manly hands emerging from
the sleeves with long, pointed nails on each finger. His exposed stomach and chest were slender yet
muscled, a thin trail of dark hair dusting above his groin, disappearing beneath his trousers, and a
golden ring put through his right nipple glistened in the available light. The entire package was
alluring, tempting and sensual and yet at the same time made him feel sick with fear and shame.
Without missing a beat during his quiet inspection, he answered, his deep voice, normally making
other men seem girlish in comparison now seemed unnatural and bizarre when compared to the
Demon s multiple voices. We have overtaken the Gillians and the Welks and have squashed all
rebellions in their territories. Our forces are moving steadily north and we should reach the capital by
the Tide months, as planned, my Lord.
Stalking
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Technological Essays
Object Oriented Programming in C++, Fourth Edition Robert Lafore 800 East 96th St., Indianapolis,
Indiana 46240 USA Copyright  2002 by Sams Publishing All rights reserved. No part of this book
shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical,
photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the publisher. No patent
liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Although every
precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher and author assume no
responsibility for errors or omissions. Nor is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use
of the information contained herein. International ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
..............................10 Procedural Languages ......................................................................10 The Object
Oriented Approach ........................................................13 Characteristics of Object Oriented
Languages......................................16 Objects
..............................................................................................16 Classes
..............................................................................................18 Inheritance
........................................................................................18 Reusability
........................................................................................21 Creating New Data Types
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Object Oriented Programming in C++, Fourth Edition Robert Lafore 800 East 96th St., Indianapolis,
Indiana 46240 USA Copyright  2002 by Sams Publishing All rights reserved. No part of this book
shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical,
photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the publisher. No patent
liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Although every
precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher and author assume no
responsibility for errors or omissions. Nor is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use
of the information contained herein. International ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
..............................10 Procedural Languages ......................................................................10 The Object
Oriented Approach ........................................................13 Characteristics of Object Oriented
Languages......................................16 Objects
..............................................................................................16 Classes
..............................................................................................18 Inheritance
........................................................................................18 Reusability
........................................................................................21 Creating New Data Types
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The Screaming on the Beach
The Screaming on the Beach Less than 20 feet away from me, a bomb exploded. Blood spattered, and
bits of acrid smelling skin sailed passed my ear. Behind me, a group of American soldiers charged
forward, their machine guns aimed towards the sand dunes. I looked down at my little brother Martin,
who was laying curled up in the fetal position, his head pressed against my chest. Come on, Marty. Let
s go! I stood up and yanked him to his feet. We gotta follow the other guys! Martin didn t move. He
stood still, his eyes staring blankly off into the distance. His lower lip quivered. My heart went out to
him, but we had to keep moving. I grabbed him by the arm. Come on! I yelled as I ran in the direction
of the others. Martin started ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I think we can sleep now, he said. He swung his gun over his shoulder and held it at the ready. I ll
keep an eye out, you guys go to sleep. We did as he said and reached into our packs. I pulled out a
patched blanket and laid it in the sand. Martin still wasn t moving, so I reached into his pack and got
out his blanket for him. Get some sleep, Marty. I said, patting his shoulder gently. I ll be right next to
you. Obediently, he laid down on the blanket and shut his eyes. He still didn t say anything. I knelt
down and pulled off his shoes. I wasn t tired, so I sat next to Joey and kept watch with him. There was
no one alive in sight, but the scene of the beach was terrible. All around us, dead bodies laid bleeding
in the sand. Bullet smashed corpses and mutilated bodies were scattered everywhere across the beach.
Some of their faces were so damaged you couldn t tell if they were German or American. The low
sound of moaning echoed across the beach, but it was impossible to tell where it was coming from. I
lit a cigarette and tried to ignore it. Pretty soon, I started to get tired myself. Joey was content to keep
watch alone, so I went and laid down next to Martin. He didn t even make a sound as he slept. He just
laid quietly on his blanket, his chest moving steadily up and down. I laid next to him and listened to
him breathe. Marty was 14 when they bombed Pearl Harbor, and was adamant that he did
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The Screaming on the Beach Less than 20 feet away from me, a bomb exploded. Blood spattered, and
bits of acrid smelling skin sailed passed my ear. Behind me, a group of American soldiers charged
forward, their machine guns aimed towards the sand dunes. I looked down at my little brother Martin,
who was laying curled up in the fetal position, his head pressed against my chest. Come on, Marty. Let
s go! I stood up and yanked him to his feet. We gotta follow the other guys! Martin didn t move. He
stood still, his eyes staring blankly off into the distance. His lower lip quivered. My heart went out to
him, but we had to keep moving. I grabbed him by the arm. Come on! I yelled as I ran in the direction
of the others. Martin started ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I think we can sleep now, he said. He swung his gun over his shoulder and held it at the ready. I ll
keep an eye out, you guys go to sleep. We did as he said and reached into our packs. I pulled out a
patched blanket and laid it in the sand. Martin still wasn t moving, so I reached into his pack and got
out his blanket for him. Get some sleep, Marty. I said, patting his shoulder gently. I ll be right next to
you. Obediently, he laid down on the blanket and shut his eyes. He still didn t say anything. I knelt
down and pulled off his shoes. I wasn t tired, so I sat next to Joey and kept watch with him. There was
no one alive in sight, but the scene of the beach was terrible. All around us, dead bodies laid bleeding
in the sand. Bullet smashed corpses and mutilated bodies were scattered everywhere across the beach.
Some of their faces were so damaged you couldn t tell if they were German or American. The low
sound of moaning echoed across the beach, but it was impossible to tell where it was coming from. I
lit a cigarette and tried to ignore it. Pretty soon, I started to get tired myself. Joey was content to keep
watch alone, so I went and laid down next to Martin. He didn t even make a sound as he slept. He just
laid quietly on his blanket, his chest moving steadily up and down. I laid next to him and listened to
him breathe. Marty was 14 when they bombed Pearl Harbor, and was adamant that he did
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Cerebral Palsy Essay examples
Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral Palsy (CP) is brain damage. It cannot be cured, it is not contagious, it is not a disease, and it
does not get worse. According to Funk Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia, Cerebral Palsy is a broad
term for various nonprogressive disorders of motor function in people, resulting from brain damage
around the time of birth. Damage to the brain could occur before, during, or shortly after birth (
Cerebral ). Since the damage is done during the brain s formation, and occurs in the part of the brain
that controls motor and muscle functions, people with CP might have problems with motor skills,
muscle tone, muscle weakness, reflexes, balance, excessive drooling, difficulties swallowing or
speaking, shaking, tremors, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because CP describes a group of neurological and physical abnormalities, people affected by the
disorder may have other neurological and physical problems. CP may not be noticeable at birth.
Children with CP develop predictable developmental milestones slowly because of their motor
impairments, and these delays in reaching milestones are usually the first symptoms (Gale Enc).
Doctors diagnose CP by checking the infant s motor skills, looking for developmental delays, and
considering the child s medical history. Many Doctors use the Early Motor Pattern Profile (EMPP) to
help in their evaluations. The EMPP indicates variations in muscle tone, reflexes, and movement and
is used to identify children during the first year of life who are at risk for the development of CP. The
EMPP can be done during a routine office visit. Observation and minimal handling can detect
abnormal motor patterns, making it quick and inexpensive. EMPP is the beginning of evaluation and
intervention ( Early 692). CP is a neurological disorder affecting motor control. It is the most common
physical disability in childhood. It is a lifelong condition that varies from person to person. It can be
very mild or extremely severe. There is no known cure, and the cause is not completely understood.
The four main categories of CP are spastic, athetoid, ataxic, and mixed. Spastic is stiff and difficult
movement. Athetoid is involuntary and uncontrolled movement. Ataxic is a disturbed sense of balance
and
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Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral Palsy (CP) is brain damage. It cannot be cured, it is not contagious, it is not a disease, and it
does not get worse. According to Funk Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia, Cerebral Palsy is a broad
term for various nonprogressive disorders of motor function in people, resulting from brain damage
around the time of birth. Damage to the brain could occur before, during, or shortly after birth (
Cerebral ). Since the damage is done during the brain s formation, and occurs in the part of the brain
that controls motor and muscle functions, people with CP might have problems with motor skills,
muscle tone, muscle weakness, reflexes, balance, excessive drooling, difficulties swallowing or
speaking, shaking, tremors, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because CP describes a group of neurological and physical abnormalities, people affected by the
disorder may have other neurological and physical problems. CP may not be noticeable at birth.
Children with CP develop predictable developmental milestones slowly because of their motor
impairments, and these delays in reaching milestones are usually the first symptoms (Gale Enc).
Doctors diagnose CP by checking the infant s motor skills, looking for developmental delays, and
considering the child s medical history. Many Doctors use the Early Motor Pattern Profile (EMPP) to
help in their evaluations. The EMPP indicates variations in muscle tone, reflexes, and movement and
is used to identify children during the first year of life who are at risk for the development of CP. The
EMPP can be done during a routine office visit. Observation and minimal handling can detect
abnormal motor patterns, making it quick and inexpensive. EMPP is the beginning of evaluation and
intervention ( Early 692). CP is a neurological disorder affecting motor control. It is the most common
physical disability in childhood. It is a lifelong condition that varies from person to person. It can be
very mild or extremely severe. There is no known cure, and the cause is not completely understood.
The four main categories of CP are spastic, athetoid, ataxic, and mixed. Spastic is stiff and difficult
movement. Athetoid is involuntary and uncontrolled movement. Ataxic is a disturbed sense of balance
and
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Roe V. Wade Essay
Many states had conflicting criminal laws due to the debate on whether life begins at conception or at
some other point in utero. These debates were based on religious belief systems, state laws, and
common law practices. There was no definitive line to be drawn upon when the fetus should be
considered a person with rights. Then, in 1973, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in the
decision Roe v. Wade that abortions in all states were generally legal and allowed pregnant mothers to
receive abortions. The legal reasoning that the Supreme Court utilized in their decision in Roe v. Wade
was the right to privacy, which began with Griswold v. Connecticut. This was the first time that the
Supreme Court recognized an individual right to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wade, the legal reasoning of right to privacy was further reviewed and solidified. The method used in
this form of legal reasoning was reasoning from precedent , as it follows from the standard of the right
to privacy set in Griswold. In the case, the Texas statute in question made it a crime to obtain an
abortion unless the purpose was to save the life of the mother. A single, unmarried woman Norma
McCorvey wished to terminate her pregnancy under with a licensed physician under safe, clinical
conditions and was unable to get a legal abortion in Texas because her life did not appear to be
threatened by the pregnancy and she could not afford to travel to another jurisdiction in order to secure
a legal abortion under safe conditions (410 U.S. 113, 1973). She filed suit under the alias of Jane Roe
that the Texas laws were unconstitutionally vague and that they abridged her right of personal privacy,
protected by the First, Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, and Fourteenth Amendments. On the merits, the District
Court held that the fundamental right of single women and married persons to choose whether to have
children is protected by the Ninth Amendment and that the Texas criminal abortion statutes were void
on their face because they were both unconstitutionally vague and constituted an overbroad
infringement of the plaintiffs Ninth Amendment rights (314 F. Supp 1217, 1970). Under Roe, is also
its federal companion Doe v. Bolton. In the case, married couple (the Doe s)
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Many states had conflicting criminal laws due to the debate on whether life begins at conception or at
some other point in utero. These debates were based on religious belief systems, state laws, and
common law practices. There was no definitive line to be drawn upon when the fetus should be
considered a person with rights. Then, in 1973, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in the
decision Roe v. Wade that abortions in all states were generally legal and allowed pregnant mothers to
receive abortions. The legal reasoning that the Supreme Court utilized in their decision in Roe v. Wade
was the right to privacy, which began with Griswold v. Connecticut. This was the first time that the
Supreme Court recognized an individual right to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wade, the legal reasoning of right to privacy was further reviewed and solidified. The method used in
this form of legal reasoning was reasoning from precedent , as it follows from the standard of the right
to privacy set in Griswold. In the case, the Texas statute in question made it a crime to obtain an
abortion unless the purpose was to save the life of the mother. A single, unmarried woman Norma
McCorvey wished to terminate her pregnancy under with a licensed physician under safe, clinical
conditions and was unable to get a legal abortion in Texas because her life did not appear to be
threatened by the pregnancy and she could not afford to travel to another jurisdiction in order to secure
a legal abortion under safe conditions (410 U.S. 113, 1973). She filed suit under the alias of Jane Roe
that the Texas laws were unconstitutionally vague and that they abridged her right of personal privacy,
protected by the First, Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, and Fourteenth Amendments. On the merits, the District
Court held that the fundamental right of single women and married persons to choose whether to have
children is protected by the Ninth Amendment and that the Texas criminal abortion statutes were void
on their face because they were both unconstitutionally vague and constituted an overbroad
infringement of the plaintiffs Ninth Amendment rights (314 F. Supp 1217, 1970). Under Roe, is also
its federal companion Doe v. Bolton. In the case, married couple (the Doe s)
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Life In The Mexican Military During The 1830 s
Life s in the Mexican Military during the 1830 s
Being the the Mexican Military in the 1830 s was certainly not the best job in the world, especially if
you were forcefully put into the ranks. There were a lot of things happening in Mexico. There s a lot
of rebellions, poor treatment as well as a war with Texas. Therefore with all of this, you can definitely
tell that it wasn t a great job.
The Mexican Military was a tough job, and most of the time, it wasn t even a choice. Being in the
Military meant long service time of eight years, with low pay. You would also have to work in harsh
conditions. For example, in the Texas Campaign, they had to suffer a very harsh winter. There was a
very bad blizzard which killed hundreds upon hundreds of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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In the book, lots of things happened in it like it did in real life. The book talks about the harsh blizzard
they went through, as well as their march with almost no supplies into Texas. Also, the Battle of San
Jacinto was almost exactly the same as it was in real life. The Mexicans lost decisively to the Texans
at that battle, as they were attacked during their siesta. They detailed the book down to the point of the
soldiers screaming, Me no Alamo! and other pleas. Sam Houston, in this book was also trying to stop
the slaughter of the Mexicans, just like he was in real life, but he was unable to. He then was injured
and talked about a peace deal with Santa Anna after they held him
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Life s in the Mexican Military during the 1830 s
Being the the Mexican Military in the 1830 s was certainly not the best job in the world, especially if
you were forcefully put into the ranks. There were a lot of things happening in Mexico. There s a lot
of rebellions, poor treatment as well as a war with Texas. Therefore with all of this, you can definitely
tell that it wasn t a great job.
The Mexican Military was a tough job, and most of the time, it wasn t even a choice. Being in the
Military meant long service time of eight years, with low pay. You would also have to work in harsh
conditions. For example, in the Texas Campaign, they had to suffer a very harsh winter. There was a
very bad blizzard which killed hundreds upon hundreds of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In the book, lots of things happened in it like it did in real life. The book talks about the harsh blizzard
they went through, as well as their march with almost no supplies into Texas. Also, the Battle of San
Jacinto was almost exactly the same as it was in real life. The Mexicans lost decisively to the Texans
at that battle, as they were attacked during their siesta. They detailed the book down to the point of the
soldiers screaming, Me no Alamo! and other pleas. Sam Houston, in this book was also trying to stop
the slaughter of the Mexicans, just like he was in real life, but he was unable to. He then was injured
and talked about a peace deal with Santa Anna after they held him
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The Lord s Preparing The First Generation
1. In section one of Numbers which is the Lord s Preparing the First Generation to Enter the Promised
Land covered in chapters one through ten there seems to a very specific message that God desires to
communicate to the original audience. Although various opinions may exist regarding what this
message may be the clearest message that appears to be displayed is that God has various ordinances
and rules regarding the worship, day to day life, and travel of the Israelite nation which set them apart
from the nations around them and must be strictly followed and adhered to. Chapter two of Numbers
gives an account of the organization of the camp of the Israelites after they had been numbered by
tribe. Each tribe had a specific leader, a specific head of each group of three thirds, and a specific
location in which they were supposed to camp relative to the tabernacle. The purpose for all of this
was set out by God in order to protect the ark and the tabernacle along with encampment as a whole
from the presence of God and invaders who sought to raid the encampment. Chapters three and four
along with seven, eight, nine, and ten all have to do very specifically with the roles of the Levities and
tabernacle worship and the very strict guidelines that applied to both of these. The Kohathite clan of
the Levities which was to transport the sacred articles of the tabernacle was not permitted to ever see
the articles that they were carrying lest God strict them dead. In addition, in the
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1. In section one of Numbers which is the Lord s Preparing the First Generation to Enter the Promised
Land covered in chapters one through ten there seems to a very specific message that God desires to
communicate to the original audience. Although various opinions may exist regarding what this
message may be the clearest message that appears to be displayed is that God has various ordinances
and rules regarding the worship, day to day life, and travel of the Israelite nation which set them apart
from the nations around them and must be strictly followed and adhered to. Chapter two of Numbers
gives an account of the organization of the camp of the Israelites after they had been numbered by
tribe. Each tribe had a specific leader, a specific head of each group of three thirds, and a specific
location in which they were supposed to camp relative to the tabernacle. The purpose for all of this
was set out by God in order to protect the ark and the tabernacle along with encampment as a whole
from the presence of God and invaders who sought to raid the encampment. Chapters three and four
along with seven, eight, nine, and ten all have to do very specifically with the roles of the Levities and
tabernacle worship and the very strict guidelines that applied to both of these. The Kohathite clan of
the Levities which was to transport the sacred articles of the tabernacle was not permitted to ever see
the articles that they were carrying lest God strict them dead. In addition, in the
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Battle Of Bataan Summary
December 7, 1941, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor brought the United States of America into
WW2. Japan launched an invasion on the commonwealth of the Philippines during the attack on Pearl
Harbor. The Japanese overwhelmed the province of Luzon with artillery and aerial bombing, this
forced General King to retreat with his 72,000 troops of American and Filipino Soldiers into the
mountains of the province of Bataan. After a month of guerrilla warfare, due to lack of supplies and
ammunition, General Edward P. King signed a surrender document on April 9, 1942 ending the 3
months Bataan Battle. The Philippines during WW2 was an American territory. General MacArthur
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The Japanese shot and killed the POW s who had Japanese memento on them. Tortures were rampant
in these shake down formations. The Japanese made the POW s stand in the hot sun for hours at a time
with no food or water. Anyone caught disobeying the rules were severely beaten or killed on the spot.
There was no special treatment between Officers or Enlisted, Americans or Filipino troops; they all
suffered the same consequences. The Japanese believed that if a warrior surrenders you are worthless
and treated with no dignity. Japanese guards beat and tortured the POW s at will with no consequence
during search shakedowns, Japanese Officers beheaded hundreds of U.S and Filipino POW for having
Japanese items on them; this was a common practice during the search
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December 7, 1941, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor brought the United States of America into
WW2. Japan launched an invasion on the commonwealth of the Philippines during the attack on Pearl
Harbor. The Japanese overwhelmed the province of Luzon with artillery and aerial bombing, this
forced General King to retreat with his 72,000 troops of American and Filipino Soldiers into the
mountains of the province of Bataan. After a month of guerrilla warfare, due to lack of supplies and
ammunition, General Edward P. King signed a surrender document on April 9, 1942 ending the 3
months Bataan Battle. The Philippines during WW2 was an American territory. General MacArthur
was the commanding General responsible for the American forces ... Show more content on
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The Japanese shot and killed the POW s who had Japanese memento on them. Tortures were rampant
in these shake down formations. The Japanese made the POW s stand in the hot sun for hours at a time
with no food or water. Anyone caught disobeying the rules were severely beaten or killed on the spot.
There was no special treatment between Officers or Enlisted, Americans or Filipino troops; they all
suffered the same consequences. The Japanese believed that if a warrior surrenders you are worthless
and treated with no dignity. Japanese guards beat and tortured the POW s at will with no consequence
during search shakedowns, Japanese Officers beheaded hundreds of U.S and Filipino POW for having
Japanese items on them; this was a common practice during the search
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Characteristics Of A Modern Day Hero
A doctor, a father, and, most importantly, a hero. Someone I would consider a modern day hero is
Derek Shephard, from the TV show Grey´s Anatomy . A hero is someone who is able to help others
without any interest that would benefit him/her behind his actions Derek is a perfect example of a
modern day hero. He is selfless and works as a doctor with the main goal of helping others. Right
before a surgery he says to everyone in the OR: Today is a beautiful day to save lives. Derek is worthy
of the title of a modern day hero because of all his good and selfless actions towards the others. What
is a modern day hero exactly? In order to understand a modern day hero, think about the
characteristics of a classical and epic hero. A classical heroes ... Show more content on
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As I said before, he is a person you can bump into easily in your life. He takes care of his family and
takes care of other people too in his job as a doctor. Chief of neurosurgery at Seattle Grace Hospital/
Grey + Sloan Memorial Hospital, Derek has to be brave and smart to look after every patient he has.
Braveness and intelligence are characteristics he has that match the ones classical and epic heroes
have. Even though his challenges are not fighting monsters, he has some pretty hard challenges like
saving a woman from a big aneurism in her brain, and the only powers he has are his skills with a
scalpel in hand. Derek does not fit perfectly the Hero s Journey idea, but he does match it in some
aspects. For example, during his last episode, Derek faces one of his major trials when he saves over
three people on the side of an empty highway after these three people suffered a car accident.
However, right after that, crisis comes and he is hit by the ambulance he called to take the people he
saved, from the highway to a hospital. Derek faces death as a consequence, however he does not come
back to life, because he is not a classical hero with superhuman characteristics, but a simple
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A doctor, a father, and, most importantly, a hero. Someone I would consider a modern day hero is
Derek Shephard, from the TV show Grey´s Anatomy . A hero is someone who is able to help others
without any interest that would benefit him/her behind his actions Derek is a perfect example of a
modern day hero. He is selfless and works as a doctor with the main goal of helping others. Right
before a surgery he says to everyone in the OR: Today is a beautiful day to save lives. Derek is worthy
of the title of a modern day hero because of all his good and selfless actions towards the others. What
is a modern day hero exactly? In order to understand a modern day hero, think about the
characteristics of a classical and epic hero. A classical heroes ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As I said before, he is a person you can bump into easily in your life. He takes care of his family and
takes care of other people too in his job as a doctor. Chief of neurosurgery at Seattle Grace Hospital/
Grey + Sloan Memorial Hospital, Derek has to be brave and smart to look after every patient he has.
Braveness and intelligence are characteristics he has that match the ones classical and epic heroes
have. Even though his challenges are not fighting monsters, he has some pretty hard challenges like
saving a woman from a big aneurism in her brain, and the only powers he has are his skills with a
scalpel in hand. Derek does not fit perfectly the Hero s Journey idea, but he does match it in some
aspects. For example, during his last episode, Derek faces one of his major trials when he saves over
three people on the side of an empty highway after these three people suffered a car accident.
However, right after that, crisis comes and he is hit by the ambulance he called to take the people he
saved, from the highway to a hospital. Derek faces death as a consequence, however he does not come
back to life, because he is not a classical hero with superhuman characteristics, but a simple
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Narrative Essay On Spanish Culture
Most people have terms or a language that they use in the comfort of their home, coming from a
Hispanic family I was always rooted to my culture; thus being the reason why I only speak Spanish in
my home. The Spanish language is important to me because it is a way I identify myself with my
culture, it defines who I am and how I view the world. Traditional Hispanic values consist of love,
respect, honesty, caring and humility all in which were installed in me by the women and men in my
family at a very young age. As a family we have experienced many bumps on the road but have found
a way to drive through them. These values that have been installed in me seem to have a much deeper
meaning to them in my home language, in which has made me the person I am ... Show more content
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Compañera, it means a female companion or friend. When I seemed to be sad my mother would
always sit on the couch and signaled for me to lie on her lap, when I arrived home minutes later my
head rested upon my mother s warm legs. I d hear my mother s sigh while she ran her fingers through
my curls and would feel her strong steady nails scratch at my roots. Soon the dripping of the bits of
salt ceased, and in seconds would dry at the base of my ear. My mother would then drift away into
deep sleep and I would sit up next to her so she can rest on my lap and return the comfort she had gave
me, I wondered if my lap felt as warm as hers or smelled of what seemed like a Spanish restaurant
with all the cooking she d be doing throughout the day. When she d wake up she would kiss my
forehead and whisper with her soft Spanish accent mi compañera, my companion. She too was mi
compañera, I know many people love their mother but I truly do love mine. When she is sad I feel like
my heart shrinks and a knot forms at the base of ribs and travels to the midsection of my throat, I
would do anything and everything for her as she would do for me. Mi
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Most people have terms or a language that they use in the comfort of their home, coming from a
Hispanic family I was always rooted to my culture; thus being the reason why I only speak Spanish in
my home. The Spanish language is important to me because it is a way I identify myself with my
culture, it defines who I am and how I view the world. Traditional Hispanic values consist of love,
respect, honesty, caring and humility all in which were installed in me by the women and men in my
family at a very young age. As a family we have experienced many bumps on the road but have found
a way to drive through them. These values that have been installed in me seem to have a much deeper
meaning to them in my home language, in which has made me the person I am ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Compañera, it means a female companion or friend. When I seemed to be sad my mother would
always sit on the couch and signaled for me to lie on her lap, when I arrived home minutes later my
head rested upon my mother s warm legs. I d hear my mother s sigh while she ran her fingers through
my curls and would feel her strong steady nails scratch at my roots. Soon the dripping of the bits of
salt ceased, and in seconds would dry at the base of my ear. My mother would then drift away into
deep sleep and I would sit up next to her so she can rest on my lap and return the comfort she had gave
me, I wondered if my lap felt as warm as hers or smelled of what seemed like a Spanish restaurant
with all the cooking she d be doing throughout the day. When she d wake up she would kiss my
forehead and whisper with her soft Spanish accent mi compañera, my companion. She too was mi
compañera, I know many people love their mother but I truly do love mine. When she is sad I feel like
my heart shrinks and a knot forms at the base of ribs and travels to the midsection of my throat, I
would do anything and everything for her as she would do for me. Mi
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Utilitarianism Benefits
Benefits of Utilitarianism According to the utilitarian theory it believes that the impartiality, fairness,
and greater social harmony requires us to balance our interests with those of others. In doing so,
utilitarianism provides an effective antidote for the evils of discrimination based on race, gender,
religion, and other unjust criteria. This means utilitarians try to find a way to make themselves and
others happy. The value of happiness for example, should be distributed to as many people as possible.
Considering this, I agree that using the utilitarianism theory will benefit a society in the distant future.
To begin with, negative consequences may be reached to receive a positive outcome. For instance,
there are five victims tied down to a railroad and there is a runaway trolley cart heading towards the
five victims. If there is a choice to divert that runaway trolley cart to kill that one victim instead of
those five, killing that one victim is considered ethical according to the utilitarian theory. Indeed,
diverting that runaway trolley from attacking those five victims is a better outcome for the society
rather than saving that one sufferer. The reason that is, those five victims are now able to create a
society that is far ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Those people who were saved were not saved based off their status in society. But they were judged
based on how many victims there were. Bentham himself writes, prejudice apart, the game of pushpin
is of equal value with the arts and sciences of music and poetry (Bentham 475). In other words,
Bentham believed that pleasure has no lesser or higher value. The principle of utility states that
property of any object, if its produces an benefit or an advantage to a certain party whose interest is
considered then it is the right solution. This means that the group of victims who were saved can
produce a society that will be successful in the
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Benefits of Utilitarianism According to the utilitarian theory it believes that the impartiality, fairness,
and greater social harmony requires us to balance our interests with those of others. In doing so,
utilitarianism provides an effective antidote for the evils of discrimination based on race, gender,
religion, and other unjust criteria. This means utilitarians try to find a way to make themselves and
others happy. The value of happiness for example, should be distributed to as many people as possible.
Considering this, I agree that using the utilitarianism theory will benefit a society in the distant future.
To begin with, negative consequences may be reached to receive a positive outcome. For instance,
there are five victims tied down to a railroad and there is a runaway trolley cart heading towards the
five victims. If there is a choice to divert that runaway trolley cart to kill that one victim instead of
those five, killing that one victim is considered ethical according to the utilitarian theory. Indeed,
diverting that runaway trolley from attacking those five victims is a better outcome for the society
rather than saving that one sufferer. The reason that is, those five victims are now able to create a
society that is far ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Those people who were saved were not saved based off their status in society. But they were judged
based on how many victims there were. Bentham himself writes, prejudice apart, the game of pushpin
is of equal value with the arts and sciences of music and poetry (Bentham 475). In other words,
Bentham believed that pleasure has no lesser or higher value. The principle of utility states that
property of any object, if its produces an benefit or an advantage to a certain party whose interest is
considered then it is the right solution. This means that the group of victims who were saved can
produce a society that will be successful in the
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Theme Of Perception In Hamm s Endgame
To be or to be perceived in Endgame In the play Endgame, Hamm could often be compared with
Hamlet. In addition to the derivation of the name, Hamm s presentation of the question to end or not to
end could remind readers of Hamlet s soliloquy to be or not to be. With the consideration of this
question, another question could be raised whether to be is to be perceived? In this essay, I think that
in fact to be may not be to be perceived from the perspectives of human relationship and the language
used in Endgame. In Endgame, the constant tension is whether Clov will leave Hamm or not. He
threatens to Hamm sometime, but he is never able to make a clear break. Likewise, although Hamm
always tell Clov to leave him alone, he still
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To be or to be perceived in Endgame In the play Endgame, Hamm could often be compared with
Hamlet. In addition to the derivation of the name, Hamm s presentation of the question to end or not to
end could remind readers of Hamlet s soliloquy to be or not to be. With the consideration of this
question, another question could be raised whether to be is to be perceived? In this essay, I think that
in fact to be may not be to be perceived from the perspectives of human relationship and the language
used in Endgame. In Endgame, the constant tension is whether Clov will leave Hamm or not. He
threatens to Hamm sometime, but he is never able to make a clear break. Likewise, although Hamm
always tell Clov to leave him alone, he still
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What Is The Controversy Of Huckleberry Finn
Some literary critics agree with Ernest Hemingway that all modern American literature comes from
one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn... it s the best book we ve had. All American writing
comes from that. There was nothing before. There has been nothing as good since, (Hemingway).
While others feel that The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn does not belong in the literary canon and
that it is itself literally incoherent (Jehlen). Unquestionably, it is now one of the most often debated
major work in American literature (Fertig). Although The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn has caused
several controversies, one major debate is whether if it is racist or not.
Due to Twain s personal experiences and opposition of slavery, and his often ... Show more content on
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Not only is the King selling Jim back into slavery cruel treatment in itself, but Twain portrays the
Phelpses as kind hearted, gentle Christians. Huckleberry mentions that Silas Phelps was the
innocentest, best old soul [he] ever see. But it warn t surprising; because [Silas] warn t only just a
farmer, he was a preacher, too and when his wife Sally Phelps sees Tom walking up to the house, who
she does not know is Tom, she does not hesitate to having him over and excitingly states, why, I do
believe it s a stranger... put on another plate for dinner (Twain 229). Even though they treat Jim better
than others have, they still treat him fit to their beliefs and keep him locked up in a shed since they
believe that it is right to own him as their property because the color of his skin makes him worth less
than a white person. The Phelpses are depicted as good, big hearted people even if they embrace the
South s institution of slavery. Tom Sawyer is actually harsher than the Phelpses, and decides to help
Huck free Jim. Unbeknownst to Huck and Jim, Jim s former owner actually passed away right after he
ran away so Jim has been free this whole time. There were multiple instances when the boys could
have set Jim free and all they had to do was to lift up the bedstead and slip off the chain to get him
freed, but Tom needed a lot of difficulties and dangers to free Jim
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Some literary critics agree with Ernest Hemingway that all modern American literature comes from
one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn... it s the best book we ve had. All American writing
comes from that. There was nothing before. There has been nothing as good since, (Hemingway).
While others feel that The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn does not belong in the literary canon and
that it is itself literally incoherent (Jehlen). Unquestionably, it is now one of the most often debated
major work in American literature (Fertig). Although The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn has caused
several controversies, one major debate is whether if it is racist or not.
Due to Twain s personal experiences and opposition of slavery, and his often ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Not only is the King selling Jim back into slavery cruel treatment in itself, but Twain portrays the
Phelpses as kind hearted, gentle Christians. Huckleberry mentions that Silas Phelps was the
innocentest, best old soul [he] ever see. But it warn t surprising; because [Silas] warn t only just a
farmer, he was a preacher, too and when his wife Sally Phelps sees Tom walking up to the house, who
she does not know is Tom, she does not hesitate to having him over and excitingly states, why, I do
believe it s a stranger... put on another plate for dinner (Twain 229). Even though they treat Jim better
than others have, they still treat him fit to their beliefs and keep him locked up in a shed since they
believe that it is right to own him as their property because the color of his skin makes him worth less
than a white person. The Phelpses are depicted as good, big hearted people even if they embrace the
South s institution of slavery. Tom Sawyer is actually harsher than the Phelpses, and decides to help
Huck free Jim. Unbeknownst to Huck and Jim, Jim s former owner actually passed away right after he
ran away so Jim has been free this whole time. There were multiple instances when the boys could
have set Jim free and all they had to do was to lift up the bedstead and slip off the chain to get him
freed, but Tom needed a lot of difficulties and dangers to free Jim
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Iran and Access to Nuclear Weapons
Currently, Iran does not have the capacity to launch a missile directly at the United States ( The
Iranian nuclear, 2013). This, however, may change. If the Iranians develop a nuclear weapon, they are
most likely going to develop a vehicle to deliver the warhead. This is where a direct threat to the
United States lies. Even without an ICBM, Iran can still load a nuclear device into a shipping
container, or even launch a missile off a ship from the coast. Iran would also most likely hand over
information on nuclear weapons to one of its state sponsored terrorist groups. In turn, the terrorists
would use the weapons against the U.S. and its allies all over the world. The President has stated that
America will not allow Iran to pursue a nuclear weapon, and that he is prepared to use all available
American power to prevent that from happening (Sherman, 2013). This begins with the strict
sanctions imposed on the country. Iran is currently under a lot of pressure to discontinue its uranium
enrichment. If Iran were to hand over any developed nuclear weapons information to its terrorist
groups, that would cause alarm for the entire world. Extremists with the most deadly weapon ever
could potentially destroy thousands, if not millions of innocent lives. This type of fear would give Iran
and its terrorists an edge on the world stage. The fear of launching a nuclear attack would drastically
change how the U.S. and its allies deal with Iran. To stop that, the U.S. and its allies
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Currently, Iran does not have the capacity to launch a missile directly at the United States ( The
Iranian nuclear, 2013). This, however, may change. If the Iranians develop a nuclear weapon, they are
most likely going to develop a vehicle to deliver the warhead. This is where a direct threat to the
United States lies. Even without an ICBM, Iran can still load a nuclear device into a shipping
container, or even launch a missile off a ship from the coast. Iran would also most likely hand over
information on nuclear weapons to one of its state sponsored terrorist groups. In turn, the terrorists
would use the weapons against the U.S. and its allies all over the world. The President has stated that
America will not allow Iran to pursue a nuclear weapon, and that he is prepared to use all available
American power to prevent that from happening (Sherman, 2013). This begins with the strict
sanctions imposed on the country. Iran is currently under a lot of pressure to discontinue its uranium
enrichment. If Iran were to hand over any developed nuclear weapons information to its terrorist
groups, that would cause alarm for the entire world. Extremists with the most deadly weapon ever
could potentially destroy thousands, if not millions of innocent lives. This type of fear would give Iran
and its terrorists an edge on the world stage. The fear of launching a nuclear attack would drastically
change how the U.S. and its allies deal with Iran. To stop that, the U.S. and its allies
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Assignment 8 Jewish Identity
Woodise Pierre
April 8th 2015
Assignment 8: Jewish Identity
A.What is the criteria for being Jewish? What does it mean to be Jewish?
When looking at Judaism, one has to go far back to biblical times to fully understand its origins. It
started with the Hebrew people in the country of Israel. The bloodline of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob is
what constitutes people as being Jewish. Being classified as a Jew, or a Jewish citizen has more to do
with family ties, then what you believe in. The standard for being considered Jewish is that you have
to be born to a Jewish mother. Some sects of Judaism like to include being born to a Jewish father as
part of being Jewish. It can be looked at as more of a nationality or an ethnicity than a ... Show more
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They still practice within the Jewish faith, and they have not adopted outside rituals, that go against
Jewish law.
E. Do an internet search on Simeon Bar Kochba and Zevi Shabbatai and Lubavitch Hasidism. Did the
Jews who believed in these movements continue to be considered Jewish?
Those who followed Bar Kochba, Shabbatai Tzv, and Lubavith strongly believed that they were the
messiah. These people were rabbis, many of the Jewish faith strongly believed in the words that they
were saying. They truly thought that they were the messiah. Many Jewish people still consider those
who followed Bar Kochba and Shabbatai Zevi are still Jewish. They are called kidnapped or
misguided children. They should not lose their inheritance, and not be considered Jewish. The same
does not go for Lubavitch, those who followed him are said to be a disgrace to the Jewish
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Woodise Pierre
April 8th 2015
Assignment 8: Jewish Identity
A.What is the criteria for being Jewish? What does it mean to be Jewish?
When looking at Judaism, one has to go far back to biblical times to fully understand its origins. It
started with the Hebrew people in the country of Israel. The bloodline of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob is
what constitutes people as being Jewish. Being classified as a Jew, or a Jewish citizen has more to do
with family ties, then what you believe in. The standard for being considered Jewish is that you have
to be born to a Jewish mother. Some sects of Judaism like to include being born to a Jewish father as
part of being Jewish. It can be looked at as more of a nationality or an ethnicity than a ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
They still practice within the Jewish faith, and they have not adopted outside rituals, that go against
Jewish law.
E. Do an internet search on Simeon Bar Kochba and Zevi Shabbatai and Lubavitch Hasidism. Did the
Jews who believed in these movements continue to be considered Jewish?
Those who followed Bar Kochba, Shabbatai Tzv, and Lubavith strongly believed that they were the
messiah. These people were rabbis, many of the Jewish faith strongly believed in the words that they
were saying. They truly thought that they were the messiah. Many Jewish people still consider those
who followed Bar Kochba and Shabbatai Zevi are still Jewish. They are called kidnapped or
misguided children. They should not lose their inheritance, and not be considered Jewish. The same
does not go for Lubavitch, those who followed him are said to be a disgrace to the Jewish
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Friar Lawrence Death Quotes
Friar Lawrence s Responsibility: Death of Two Lovers In Shakespeare s play Romeo and Juliet two
lovers are not meant to be together resulting in the tragic death of both Romeo and Juliet. The two
lovers meet at a ball and fall in love at once, but they do not know until the end of the night that they
are each from different feuding houses. They decide to marry in secret the next day. However, on that
same day Romeo gets banished from Verona for killing Tybalt, Juliet s cousin, and Juliet is being
forced to marry County Paris in the next three days. Friar Lawrence, give Juliet a sleeping potion that
will make her appear dead for three day. But when Romeo arrives to see her dead, he kills himself
leaving Juliet to wake up and seeing him ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, they were both teenagers with no good role models to look up to. Everything was out of
Juliet s control, all the decisions were being made for her and she had no say in the matter. Her father
told her, An you be not, hang, beg, starve, die in the streets, for by my soul ne er agnolage thee nor
what is mine shall never do thee good (III.v. 202 204). If she said no to her parents, she would be out
in the streets. She didn t have a choice, it was either death or, to her, something way worse than death,
marrying someone while she was already married. Romeo was only a growing teenager trying to learn
what s right in the world without a good role model to look up to. The book shows his confusion when
he says, Why then brawling love, O loving hate, O anything of nothing first create. O heavy lightness,
serious vanity (I, i, 176 178). He did not have a positive role model to influence his life. If Friar
lawrence had led him to the right decisions things would not have turned out the way they did. So it is
not Romeo s and Juliet s fault for their own deaths, it is Friar Lawrence who lead them toward their
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Friar Lawrence s Responsibility: Death of Two Lovers In Shakespeare s play Romeo and Juliet two
lovers are not meant to be together resulting in the tragic death of both Romeo and Juliet. The two
lovers meet at a ball and fall in love at once, but they do not know until the end of the night that they
are each from different feuding houses. They decide to marry in secret the next day. However, on that
same day Romeo gets banished from Verona for killing Tybalt, Juliet s cousin, and Juliet is being
forced to marry County Paris in the next three days. Friar Lawrence, give Juliet a sleeping potion that
will make her appear dead for three day. But when Romeo arrives to see her dead, he kills himself
leaving Juliet to wake up and seeing him ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, they were both teenagers with no good role models to look up to. Everything was out of
Juliet s control, all the decisions were being made for her and she had no say in the matter. Her father
told her, An you be not, hang, beg, starve, die in the streets, for by my soul ne er agnolage thee nor
what is mine shall never do thee good (III.v. 202 204). If she said no to her parents, she would be out
in the streets. She didn t have a choice, it was either death or, to her, something way worse than death,
marrying someone while she was already married. Romeo was only a growing teenager trying to learn
what s right in the world without a good role model to look up to. The book shows his confusion when
he says, Why then brawling love, O loving hate, O anything of nothing first create. O heavy lightness,
serious vanity (I, i, 176 178). He did not have a positive role model to influence his life. If Friar
lawrence had led him to the right decisions things would not have turned out the way they did. So it is
not Romeo s and Juliet s fault for their own deaths, it is Friar Lawrence who lead them toward their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Wife s Lament Essay
The Wife s Lament
Over the years, there have been many interpretations of who the speaker of The Wife s Lament could
be. These range from very interesting ideas to ones that seem a little rough around the edges. It is
obvious that no sure answer can be found due to the fact that whoever wrote this poem is dead and
that the answer will always be in speculation even if it is correct. Hopefully, at the end of this quest I
will be slightly more enlightened as to who the true speaker may really be.
There are some things that we do know about this poem. It is most often referred to as an elegy
because of the mood of mourning and regret. Upon further reading I discovered that this poem is like
others of its time period. Many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have the right to say what miseries I have endured since I grew up, new or old never greater than
now. Even though this poem is relatively short, the vivid expression of grief is somewhat awe
inspiring.
The first interpretation of who the speaker is in The Wife s Lament is very shaky and not well
accepted among scholars and even the average reader. This interpretation is that the speaker may be a
male and not a female as we all believe. It was very common in Anglo Saxon times for the lord of a
group of people to be more to them than a ruler. Very often he would become a close friend to his
people and they loved him like family. The relationship between lord and man was more than just a
business arrangement and although they were working for the lord, he was respected much like a
father figure would be. The problem with this interpretation is that the grammatical gender is
feminine. This is the reason why everyone assumes that the speaker is a female. Supporters of this
reading of The Wife s Lament believe that somewhere along the line of translating the poem the
translator made a mistake and changed the gender of the speaker. As I have already said, this
interpretation is very rough around the edges and rather hard to believe. I believe that if the speaker
were male then there would be no real reason for his being exiled in this fashion. It was not a custom
for communities to allow foreigners in thus falsifying
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The Wife s Lament
Over the years, there have been many interpretations of who the speaker of The Wife s Lament could
be. These range from very interesting ideas to ones that seem a little rough around the edges. It is
obvious that no sure answer can be found due to the fact that whoever wrote this poem is dead and
that the answer will always be in speculation even if it is correct. Hopefully, at the end of this quest I
will be slightly more enlightened as to who the true speaker may really be.
There are some things that we do know about this poem. It is most often referred to as an elegy
because of the mood of mourning and regret. Upon further reading I discovered that this poem is like
others of its time period. Many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have the right to say what miseries I have endured since I grew up, new or old never greater than
now. Even though this poem is relatively short, the vivid expression of grief is somewhat awe
inspiring.
The first interpretation of who the speaker is in The Wife s Lament is very shaky and not well
accepted among scholars and even the average reader. This interpretation is that the speaker may be a
male and not a female as we all believe. It was very common in Anglo Saxon times for the lord of a
group of people to be more to them than a ruler. Very often he would become a close friend to his
people and they loved him like family. The relationship between lord and man was more than just a
business arrangement and although they were working for the lord, he was respected much like a
father figure would be. The problem with this interpretation is that the grammatical gender is
feminine. This is the reason why everyone assumes that the speaker is a female. Supporters of this
reading of The Wife s Lament believe that somewhere along the line of translating the poem the
translator made a mistake and changed the gender of the speaker. As I have already said, this
interpretation is very rough around the edges and rather hard to believe. I believe that if the speaker
were male then there would be no real reason for his being exiled in this fashion. It was not a custom
for communities to allow foreigners in thus falsifying
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Research Paper On Small Intestine
Small Intestine
Interesting facts:
The small intestine is about three times the length of your body
The small intestine, which is the longest part of the digestive system, is about twice the length of the
large intestine and three times the length of the body. It is named small intestine as it measures only 1
inch in diameter.
The surface area of the small intestine measures the size of a tennis court
If the small intestine were a simple tube, it would occupy a very small area. But the presence of villi in
the small intestine increase the surface area to around 200 square meters, which is about the size of a
tennis court.
Food stays in the small intestine anywhere for 1 to 4 hours
Food can stay in the small intestine anywhere from 1 to 4 hours. It is because most of ... Show more
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In humans, the ileum is around 2 to 4 m long, and it stretches from the jejunum to the cecum.
Description:
The small intestine is the part of the gastrointestinal tract that lies between the stomach and the large
intestine. This is the place where maximum digestion and absorption of food takes place. The small
intestine is divided into three regions the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. When undigested food
enters the small intestine, various juices and enzymes act upon it to digest it. Once the food is digested
properly, it is ready for absorption. The walls of the small intestine are folded many times over to
increase the surface area of the small intestine, which helps to maximize the absorption of nutrients.
Diseases and Conditions:
Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that results from sensitivity to gluten a form of protein
found in some foods. When foods containing gluten are eaten, the lining of the intestine gets damaged.
The body is unable to absorb nutrients properly like calcium, fat, iron, and folate. Patients may
experience disorders like diabetes, weight loss and gastric
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Small Intestine
Interesting facts:
The small intestine is about three times the length of your body
The small intestine, which is the longest part of the digestive system, is about twice the length of the
large intestine and three times the length of the body. It is named small intestine as it measures only 1
inch in diameter.
The surface area of the small intestine measures the size of a tennis court
If the small intestine were a simple tube, it would occupy a very small area. But the presence of villi in
the small intestine increase the surface area to around 200 square meters, which is about the size of a
tennis court.
Food stays in the small intestine anywhere for 1 to 4 hours
Food can stay in the small intestine anywhere from 1 to 4 hours. It is because most of ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In humans, the ileum is around 2 to 4 m long, and it stretches from the jejunum to the cecum.
Description:
The small intestine is the part of the gastrointestinal tract that lies between the stomach and the large
intestine. This is the place where maximum digestion and absorption of food takes place. The small
intestine is divided into three regions the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. When undigested food
enters the small intestine, various juices and enzymes act upon it to digest it. Once the food is digested
properly, it is ready for absorption. The walls of the small intestine are folded many times over to
increase the surface area of the small intestine, which helps to maximize the absorption of nutrients.
Diseases and Conditions:
Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that results from sensitivity to gluten a form of protein
found in some foods. When foods containing gluten are eaten, the lining of the intestine gets damaged.
The body is unable to absorb nutrients properly like calcium, fat, iron, and folate. Patients may
experience disorders like diabetes, weight loss and gastric
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Chicago
Chicago Style Citation Quick Guide The Chicago Manual of Style presents two basic documentation
systems: (1) notes and bibliography and (2) author date. Choosing between the two often depends on
subject matter and the nature of sources cited, as each system is favored by different groups of
scholars. The notes and bibliography style is preferred by many in the humanities, including those in
literature, history, and the arts. This style presents bibliographic information in notes and, often, a
bibliography. It accommodates a variety of sources, including esoteric ones less appropriate to the
author date system. The author date system has long been used by those in the physical, natural, and
social sciences. In this system, sources are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cicero, Quintus Tullius. Handbook on Canvassing for the Consulship. In Rome: Late Republic and
Principate, edited by Walter Emil Kaegi Jr. and Peter White. Vol. 2 of University of Chicago Readings
in Western Civilization, edited by John Boyer and Julius Kirshner, 33 46. Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 1986. Originally published in Evelyn S. Shuckburgh, trans., The Letters of Cicero, vol.
1 (London: George Bell Sons, 1908). Preface, foreword, introduction, or similar part of a book 1.
James Rieger, introduction to Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, by Mary Wollstonecraft
Shelley (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1982), xx xxi. 2. Rieger, introduction, xxxiii. Rieger,
James. Introduction to Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, xi
xxxvii. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1982. Book published electronically If a book is
available in more than one format, cite the version you consulted. For books consulted online, list a
URL; include an access date only if one is required by your publisher or discipline. If no fixed page
numbers are available, you can include a section title or a chapter or other number. 1. Jane Austen,
Pride and Prejudice (New York: Penguin Classics, 2007), Kindle edition. 2. Philip B. Kurland and
Ralph Lerner, eds., The Founders Constitution (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987), accessed
February 28, 2010, http://press pubs.uchicago.edu/founders/. 3. Austen, Pride and
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Chicago Style Citation Quick Guide The Chicago Manual of Style presents two basic documentation
systems: (1) notes and bibliography and (2) author date. Choosing between the two often depends on
subject matter and the nature of sources cited, as each system is favored by different groups of
scholars. The notes and bibliography style is preferred by many in the humanities, including those in
literature, history, and the arts. This style presents bibliographic information in notes and, often, a
bibliography. It accommodates a variety of sources, including esoteric ones less appropriate to the
author date system. The author date system has long been used by those in the physical, natural, and
social sciences. In this system, sources are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cicero, Quintus Tullius. Handbook on Canvassing for the Consulship. In Rome: Late Republic and
Principate, edited by Walter Emil Kaegi Jr. and Peter White. Vol. 2 of University of Chicago Readings
in Western Civilization, edited by John Boyer and Julius Kirshner, 33 46. Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 1986. Originally published in Evelyn S. Shuckburgh, trans., The Letters of Cicero, vol.
1 (London: George Bell Sons, 1908). Preface, foreword, introduction, or similar part of a book 1.
James Rieger, introduction to Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, by Mary Wollstonecraft
Shelley (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1982), xx xxi. 2. Rieger, introduction, xxxiii. Rieger,
James. Introduction to Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, xi
xxxvii. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1982. Book published electronically If a book is
available in more than one format, cite the version you consulted. For books consulted online, list a
URL; include an access date only if one is required by your publisher or discipline. If no fixed page
numbers are available, you can include a section title or a chapter or other number. 1. Jane Austen,
Pride and Prejudice (New York: Penguin Classics, 2007), Kindle edition. 2. Philip B. Kurland and
Ralph Lerner, eds., The Founders Constitution (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987), accessed
February 28, 2010, http://press pubs.uchicago.edu/founders/. 3. Austen, Pride and
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Why Did The Stamp Act Cause Riots And Disobedience
King George II died on as a result from a ruptured artery. He lived a pretty long life, he was 77 years
of age and that was very old back then, but he was also blind in one eye which wasn t mentioned in
the book. His son George III took over and was only 23. George was very smart and the people loved
him. He helped guide the military to defeat the French and Spaniards. After the war Britain had a hard
time recovering financially. Prime Minister George Grenville tried to pass the Stamp Act and it failed
miserably. I was not surprised that King George dismissed Grenville after attempts like this. The
Stamp Act caused riots and disobedience throughout America. What I found fascinating was from the
Pontiac Rebellion, is that the British knew
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King George II died on as a result from a ruptured artery. He lived a pretty long life, he was 77 years
of age and that was very old back then, but he was also blind in one eye which wasn t mentioned in
the book. His son George III took over and was only 23. George was very smart and the people loved
him. He helped guide the military to defeat the French and Spaniards. After the war Britain had a hard
time recovering financially. Prime Minister George Grenville tried to pass the Stamp Act and it failed
miserably. I was not surprised that King George dismissed Grenville after attempts like this. The
Stamp Act caused riots and disobedience throughout America. What I found fascinating was from the
Pontiac Rebellion, is that the British knew
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Emotional Development Stages of Childhood Essay
Emotional development ages birth to five Emotional development of infant Children grow, and
develop at different rates, however most pass through developmental milestones during a predictable
period, in order to move forward with developmental stages. Starting from birth babies are learning
who they are everyday through interactions with others. From birth until death the interactions a
person has with others can affect permanent everyday behaviors. Babies learn through love and
guidance. Loving relationships give infants and young children a sense of comfort, safety, confidence,
and encouragement. (Benorach, MD, 11). Thus help children develop trust, empathy, compassion, and
a sense of right and wrong. Newborns are completely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During this period, a baby will only want his/her parent figure to take care of their needs and is more
hesitant around strangers. By nine months fear is fully formed, and is in response to something,
someone, or certain situations. (Berger, 2013). Between twelve and twenty four months a child is able
to point and name pictures in book or body parts. He/ she should have a vocabulary of at least fifty
words, and by twenty four months be able to make simple two to three word sentences. By age 3, a
quarter of his/her speech should be clear. At eighteen months anger will become less frequent and
more focused on a certain person, or situation. Laughing and crying will become louder and more
discriminating, and temper tantrums may appear. (Berger, 2013). New emotions that will develop
during this stage are pride, shame, embarrassment, guilt and self awareness. Social awareness in
toddlers is the recognition of one s own body, mind and actions, separate from others. Emotional
development of toddler At age three a child should begin to become their own person, and will
develop a sense of humor, receiving immediate gratification from making others laugh. By this time
children begin to show interest in other children, and will like playing with others. Children at this age
do not have much self control and will act on impulse, like taking a toy out of another
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Emotional development ages birth to five Emotional development of infant Children grow, and
develop at different rates, however most pass through developmental milestones during a predictable
period, in order to move forward with developmental stages. Starting from birth babies are learning
who they are everyday through interactions with others. From birth until death the interactions a
person has with others can affect permanent everyday behaviors. Babies learn through love and
guidance. Loving relationships give infants and young children a sense of comfort, safety, confidence,
and encouragement. (Benorach, MD, 11). Thus help children develop trust, empathy, compassion, and
a sense of right and wrong. Newborns are completely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During this period, a baby will only want his/her parent figure to take care of their needs and is more
hesitant around strangers. By nine months fear is fully formed, and is in response to something,
someone, or certain situations. (Berger, 2013). Between twelve and twenty four months a child is able
to point and name pictures in book or body parts. He/ she should have a vocabulary of at least fifty
words, and by twenty four months be able to make simple two to three word sentences. By age 3, a
quarter of his/her speech should be clear. At eighteen months anger will become less frequent and
more focused on a certain person, or situation. Laughing and crying will become louder and more
discriminating, and temper tantrums may appear. (Berger, 2013). New emotions that will develop
during this stage are pride, shame, embarrassment, guilt and self awareness. Social awareness in
toddlers is the recognition of one s own body, mind and actions, separate from others. Emotional
development of toddler At age three a child should begin to become their own person, and will
develop a sense of humor, receiving immediate gratification from making others laugh. By this time
children begin to show interest in other children, and will like playing with others. Children at this age
do not have much self control and will act on impulse, like taking a toy out of another
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US and the Cold War Era
While the U.S. maintained a relatively confusing agenda regarding foreign policies during the Cold
War era, its attitudes are clearer in the present as globalization has strengthened connections between
all international actors and made it more difficult for some to focus on maintaining hostile outlooks.
The U.S. has had a long history with Syria and Israel, as the superpower has struggled to keep the two
countries from abusing each other and has, at times, provided the latter with significant financial and
military support. However, U.S. involvement in Israel Syrian relations has declined significantly in the
recent decades, only to emerge in the last few years as a consequence of the fact that the Middle East
currently experiences a serious political crisis.
The U.S. has focused on strengthening relations with Israel ever since the end of the Cold War. In
contrast, the superpower has come to consider that Syria is not necessarily an important actor when
taking into account international affairs and did not invest a great deal of resources in securing a
strong connection with the country. The Clinton Administration picked up foreign relations
consequent to the end of the Cold War and acknowledged that Syria was an actor that needed to be
provided with significant attention by an international body. George W. Bush, however, did understand
the U.S. role in keeping Syrians from expressing interest in extremist ideas. The Bush Administration
s overall policy toward Syria
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While the U.S. maintained a relatively confusing agenda regarding foreign policies during the Cold
War era, its attitudes are clearer in the present as globalization has strengthened connections between
all international actors and made it more difficult for some to focus on maintaining hostile outlooks.
The U.S. has had a long history with Syria and Israel, as the superpower has struggled to keep the two
countries from abusing each other and has, at times, provided the latter with significant financial and
military support. However, U.S. involvement in Israel Syrian relations has declined significantly in the
recent decades, only to emerge in the last few years as a consequence of the fact that the Middle East
currently experiences a serious political crisis.
The U.S. has focused on strengthening relations with Israel ever since the end of the Cold War. In
contrast, the superpower has come to consider that Syria is not necessarily an important actor when
taking into account international affairs and did not invest a great deal of resources in securing a
strong connection with the country. The Clinton Administration picked up foreign relations
consequent to the end of the Cold War and acknowledged that Syria was an actor that needed to be
provided with significant attention by an international body. George W. Bush, however, did understand
the U.S. role in keeping Syrians from expressing interest in extremist ideas. The Bush Administration
s overall policy toward Syria
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New Forms Of Punishment Foucault
Have you ever been at a stoplight and wondered why everyone obeys the rules even though there are
no police officers around? Foucault stated that the dominant class uses various disciplinary techniques
to control individuals and maintain order in society. Throughout human history, we can see a certain
kind of evolution occurring in the way we punish individuals for committing deviant acts. For the
majority of human history, punishment has consisted of brutal public displays of punishment, where
individuals were tortured in front of large crowds of people. Recently, these public displays of
punishment have been viewed as barbaric and unethical, resulting in the creation of our new forms of
punishment. The current penal system has transitioned ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We can see how our society s disciplinary methods have been used to create docile bodies. As
technology increases, so does the level of surveillance each member of society experiences daily. We
are surrounded by security cameras and other forms of surveillance all day long. The recent scandal
with the NSA and the passage of the Patriot Act, has created a heightened level of paranoia in the
minds of people and served as a reminder that we are all vulnerable to surveillance and publication of
our most personal and secret information. This whole scandal relates to Foucault s description of the
panopticon, enforcing the fact that we are under constant state of potential surveillance from
government agencies. Through our disciplinary society, we have become docile and controlled far
more severely than Foucault ever could have imagined. With incarceration rates at an all time high,
constant warfare, and an increase in medicalization and education, it is easy to understand that we are
currently under extreme control in Foucault s
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Have you ever been at a stoplight and wondered why everyone obeys the rules even though there are
no police officers around? Foucault stated that the dominant class uses various disciplinary techniques
to control individuals and maintain order in society. Throughout human history, we can see a certain
kind of evolution occurring in the way we punish individuals for committing deviant acts. For the
majority of human history, punishment has consisted of brutal public displays of punishment, where
individuals were tortured in front of large crowds of people. Recently, these public displays of
punishment have been viewed as barbaric and unethical, resulting in the creation of our new forms of
punishment. The current penal system has transitioned ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We can see how our society s disciplinary methods have been used to create docile bodies. As
technology increases, so does the level of surveillance each member of society experiences daily. We
are surrounded by security cameras and other forms of surveillance all day long. The recent scandal
with the NSA and the passage of the Patriot Act, has created a heightened level of paranoia in the
minds of people and served as a reminder that we are all vulnerable to surveillance and publication of
our most personal and secret information. This whole scandal relates to Foucault s description of the
panopticon, enforcing the fact that we are under constant state of potential surveillance from
government agencies. Through our disciplinary society, we have become docile and controlled far
more severely than Foucault ever could have imagined. With incarceration rates at an all time high,
constant warfare, and an increase in medicalization and education, it is easy to understand that we are
currently under extreme control in Foucault s
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Treatment Of Women In Trifles
In the play, Trifles, women are not treated as well as the men. The play is about a woman who killed
her husband because he killed her bird. An exploration of the play reveals a fundamental difference
between the women s actions and the men s, a difference grounded in varying understandings of the
home space. (Holstein) The place is then looked over by the officers to find out if she really did kill
her husband, but the officers find nothing because the wives of the officers hide the dead bird from
them. They did not have all the same rights as the men back in the day. Susan Glaspell depicts the
marriage between men and women as men being upper class and telling the women what to do, and
the women as almost slaves, forced to do what their husbands tell them to do. The women in the play,
Trifles, were treated like second class citizens. They are many examples of this like when the officers
tell the wives to stay behind, the officers do not investigate the women because they do not think they
could be involved or know anything, and the women were described by how their husbands were. ...
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The officers do not want the women to be involved in the investigation and they do not want them to
get in the way, even though the women played a bigger role than the men. If the officers would have
let the women help in the case, then all the evidence that the women found could have been used. The
officers were looking at the main scene and all the bigger stuff, but they needed to look at the smaller
things to find the evidence they needed to convict Mrs. Wright. The officers do not let the women use
their full potential. The potential that is being crushed in Trifles is definitely that of women, a theme
which becomes even more prominent in her 1917 short story version of the play, entitled A Jury of Her
Peers. (Grose) The author uses more than one play to distinguish how badly women are
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In the play, Trifles, women are not treated as well as the men. The play is about a woman who killed
her husband because he killed her bird. An exploration of the play reveals a fundamental difference
between the women s actions and the men s, a difference grounded in varying understandings of the
home space. (Holstein) The place is then looked over by the officers to find out if she really did kill
her husband, but the officers find nothing because the wives of the officers hide the dead bird from
them. They did not have all the same rights as the men back in the day. Susan Glaspell depicts the
marriage between men and women as men being upper class and telling the women what to do, and
the women as almost slaves, forced to do what their husbands tell them to do. The women in the play,
Trifles, were treated like second class citizens. They are many examples of this like when the officers
tell the wives to stay behind, the officers do not investigate the women because they do not think they
could be involved or know anything, and the women were described by how their husbands were. ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The officers do not want the women to be involved in the investigation and they do not want them to
get in the way, even though the women played a bigger role than the men. If the officers would have
let the women help in the case, then all the evidence that the women found could have been used. The
officers were looking at the main scene and all the bigger stuff, but they needed to look at the smaller
things to find the evidence they needed to convict Mrs. Wright. The officers do not let the women use
their full potential. The potential that is being crushed in Trifles is definitely that of women, a theme
which becomes even more prominent in her 1917 short story version of the play, entitled A Jury of Her
Peers. (Grose) The author uses more than one play to distinguish how badly women are
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Elephant Research Paper
Elephants are large mammals of the family Elephantidae and the order Proboscidea. Three species are
currently recognized. These three species are the African bush elephant, the African forest elephant,
and the Asian elephant. All elephants have the same distinctive features which are long trunks, sharp
tusks, large ear flaps, and pillar like legs, but most people don t notice the differences between them.
Although the Asian and African elephants are very similar, they have very distinctive differences.
There are several distinguishable differences between these two species. African elephants are the
largest land mammals on Earth, weighing up to eight tons. They are distinguished by their massive
body, large ears, and long trunk with many uses
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Elephants are large mammals of the family Elephantidae and the order Proboscidea. Three species are
currently recognized. These three species are the African bush elephant, the African forest elephant,
and the Asian elephant. All elephants have the same distinctive features which are long trunks, sharp
tusks, large ear flaps, and pillar like legs, but most people don t notice the differences between them.
Although the Asian and African elephants are very similar, they have very distinctive differences.
There are several distinguishable differences between these two species. African elephants are the
largest land mammals on Earth, weighing up to eight tons. They are distinguished by their massive
body, large ears, and long trunk with many uses
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Comparing Europe s Architecture In Ancient Greece And...
Architecture is a medium to give creativity and phantasy full scope. Different styles are contained and
combined in sometimes only one building. To trace the origin of Europe s architecture, on have to
look in times before Christ. What is proved is the use of columns and stonework in cultures like the
Egyptian, which might have influenced the Greek s culture, who subsequent spread their style in
Europe. Therefore Europe gained the most diverse styles and eras whereas American architecture had
a modest beginning. It started with the Native American architecture. After Christopher Columbus
found the North American continent, colonist, during the great colonial times, fought the Indian
Americans and demolished not only their architecture but also
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Architecture is a medium to give creativity and phantasy full scope. Different styles are contained and
combined in sometimes only one building. To trace the origin of Europe s architecture, on have to
look in times before Christ. What is proved is the use of columns and stonework in cultures like the
Egyptian, which might have influenced the Greek s culture, who subsequent spread their style in
Europe. Therefore Europe gained the most diverse styles and eras whereas American architecture had
a modest beginning. It started with the Native American architecture. After Christopher Columbus
found the North American continent, colonist, during the great colonial times, fought the Indian
Americans and demolished not only their architecture but also
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Outline Of A Finance Manager Position Falls Under The...
Matt Carnahan
Mrs. Houser
Principles of Business Management
10 April 2015
Career Research Paper
The Job Itself
Finance Managers
The finance manager position falls under the Finance Career Cluster. Finance managers direct and
control the financial operations of a business. They are responsible for developing, planning, and
coordinating the accounting, investing, banking, and insurance activities of a company. Finance
managers should take an active role in monitoring and analyzing a company s finances in order to
advise the top executives on the financial health of the company. The outlook of finance manager
positions is about a 9% growth until 2022. The growth of the economy, the development of new
businesses, and the globalization of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Top Executives
The top executive position falls under the Business, Management Administration Career Cluster. Top
executives plan, control and coordinate the activities of business to ensure that its goals are being met.
The responsibilities of top executives largely depend on the size of the company. A top executive in a
smaller company would have more general range of responsibilities within the organization. A top
executive in a larger company would have a more specific title with more specific responsibilities. For
instance, a top executive who oversees a company s financial activities would be considered a
financial executive, while a top executive who manages general activities related to production would
be considered an operational executive.
Like finance managers, top executives often have 40 60 hour work weeks and 10 12 hour work days.
Due to the management aspect of the position, many top executives are required to late into the
evenings and on the weekends. This will depend on the specialization of the position and its
responsibilities. The median pay for top executives in 2012 was $101,650 per year. However, this pay
is relatively variable because the title of top executive encompasses a wide range of positions from
general manager to chief executive officer. Companies often give their top executives the greatest
benefits they can offer such as stock options, bonuses, and
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Matt Carnahan
Mrs. Houser
Principles of Business Management
10 April 2015
Career Research Paper
The Job Itself
Finance Managers
The finance manager position falls under the Finance Career Cluster. Finance managers direct and
control the financial operations of a business. They are responsible for developing, planning, and
coordinating the accounting, investing, banking, and insurance activities of a company. Finance
managers should take an active role in monitoring and analyzing a company s finances in order to
advise the top executives on the financial health of the company. The outlook of finance manager
positions is about a 9% growth until 2022. The growth of the economy, the development of new
businesses, and the globalization of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Top Executives
The top executive position falls under the Business, Management Administration Career Cluster. Top
executives plan, control and coordinate the activities of business to ensure that its goals are being met.
The responsibilities of top executives largely depend on the size of the company. A top executive in a
smaller company would have more general range of responsibilities within the organization. A top
executive in a larger company would have a more specific title with more specific responsibilities. For
instance, a top executive who oversees a company s financial activities would be considered a
financial executive, while a top executive who manages general activities related to production would
be considered an operational executive.
Like finance managers, top executives often have 40 60 hour work weeks and 10 12 hour work days.
Due to the management aspect of the position, many top executives are required to late into the
evenings and on the weekends. This will depend on the specialization of the position and its
responsibilities. The median pay for top executives in 2012 was $101,650 per year. However, this pay
is relatively variable because the title of top executive encompasses a wide range of positions from
general manager to chief executive officer. Companies often give their top executives the greatest
benefits they can offer such as stock options, bonuses, and
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Advantages Of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is giving us everything we could ever want, at the same time stealing everything
we really need. Over the past few years, artificial intelligence has proven it existence vital in our daily
lives i.e. makes our lives much easier by performing complex operations at the same time it reduces
our life span, hence it encourages laziness. Artificial intelligence What is Artificial intelligence?
Artificial intelligence refers to the worldliness and productiveness of non human machines (reference).
Such as computers, robots and software s which can be able to perform tasks that can be performed by
human kind by much more faster and productive than human beings. Advantages of Artificial
intelligence: Productivity Artificial ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In terms of predicting what a user I mostly likely to type in his/her phone or computer and at the same
time correcting those spelling mistakes. Software s like Siri that can assist you, Google maps that
gives car users the best alternative way of travelling as well as traffic and estimating the approximate
time of arriving to your destination. Applications on smart phones or tablets that can measure the heart
rate and health of a person are also an example of AI. Disadvantages of artificial intelligence: Loss of
job opportunities Machines increases an unemployment rate in our country as it already is. Machines
perform task far better than us as human beings. So they take out our jobs and we as human beings we
will feel useless and if they are no jobs, people will turn into violence. This can lead us to damage of
properties, health problems, such as being obsess. People will no longer see the reason of them getting
educated, because they are machines who can almost imitate what we can do. Misuse If technology
falls at the wrong hands, the entire universe can suffer in various ways. Hackers (black hat hackers)
can make use of this machines to perform theft such as fraud in banks, providing you with false
information in order to get your personal details, such as account numbers, banks status or identity
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Artificial intelligence is giving us everything we could ever want, at the same time stealing everything
we really need. Over the past few years, artificial intelligence has proven it existence vital in our daily
lives i.e. makes our lives much easier by performing complex operations at the same time it reduces
our life span, hence it encourages laziness. Artificial intelligence What is Artificial intelligence?
Artificial intelligence refers to the worldliness and productiveness of non human machines (reference).
Such as computers, robots and software s which can be able to perform tasks that can be performed by
human kind by much more faster and productive than human beings. Advantages of Artificial
intelligence: Productivity Artificial ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In terms of predicting what a user I mostly likely to type in his/her phone or computer and at the same
time correcting those spelling mistakes. Software s like Siri that can assist you, Google maps that
gives car users the best alternative way of travelling as well as traffic and estimating the approximate
time of arriving to your destination. Applications on smart phones or tablets that can measure the heart
rate and health of a person are also an example of AI. Disadvantages of artificial intelligence: Loss of
job opportunities Machines increases an unemployment rate in our country as it already is. Machines
perform task far better than us as human beings. So they take out our jobs and we as human beings we
will feel useless and if they are no jobs, people will turn into violence. This can lead us to damage of
properties, health problems, such as being obsess. People will no longer see the reason of them getting
educated, because they are machines who can almost imitate what we can do. Misuse If technology
falls at the wrong hands, the entire universe can suffer in various ways. Hackers (black hat hackers)
can make use of this machines to perform theft such as fraud in banks, providing you with false
information in order to get your personal details, such as account numbers, banks status or identity
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Fear And Trembling Kierkegaard
Kierkegaard claims that, Infinite resignation is the last stage before faith, so anyone who has not made
this movement does not have faith, for only in infinite resignation does an individual become
conscious of his eternal validity, and only then can one speak of grasping existence by virtue of faith,
(page 52). This idea is demonstrated when Abraham surrenders himself to his fate and surrenders the
life of his son to God. This infinite resignation is the reason God grants Abraham his son s life because
he proves his eternal love and faith in God, by his willingness to sacrifice Isaac. Faith is put to the test
when Abraham must sacrifice what he loves most to prove his love to God, while Antonius Block
suffers from a similar problem of giving faith to God, which seems hopeless and invisible. Faith is put
to the test when one must pursue infinite resignation in order to have faith. In the book Fear and
Trembling, Soren Kierkegaard describes an either/or situation of either God or the world. This is the
idea that faith must be built from infinite resignation, the resignation of everything besides God, and
God must come primarily before the world. To Abraham, his only son, Isaac, is his world, and he is
told to sacrifice his world for God. I can still save my soul as long as my concern that my love of God
conquer within me is greater than my concern that I achieve earthly happiness, (page 49). Abraham
accepts his task and sacrifices his son, whom he loves dearly, for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Kierkegaard claims that, Infinite resignation is the last stage before faith, so anyone who has not made
this movement does not have faith, for only in infinite resignation does an individual become
conscious of his eternal validity, and only then can one speak of grasping existence by virtue of faith,
(page 52). This idea is demonstrated when Abraham surrenders himself to his fate and surrenders the
life of his son to God. This infinite resignation is the reason God grants Abraham his son s life because
he proves his eternal love and faith in God, by his willingness to sacrifice Isaac. Faith is put to the test
when Abraham must sacrifice what he loves most to prove his love to God, while Antonius Block
suffers from a similar problem of giving faith to God, which seems hopeless and invisible. Faith is put
to the test when one must pursue infinite resignation in order to have faith. In the book Fear and
Trembling, Soren Kierkegaard describes an either/or situation of either God or the world. This is the
idea that faith must be built from infinite resignation, the resignation of everything besides God, and
God must come primarily before the world. To Abraham, his only son, Isaac, is his world, and he is
told to sacrifice his world for God. I can still save my soul as long as my concern that my love of God
conquer within me is greater than my concern that I achieve earthly happiness, (page 49). Abraham
accepts his task and sacrifices his son, whom he loves dearly, for
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The Role Of Choice In John Steinbeck s Of Mice And Men
The Threat and Prestige of Choice Mankind has assumed the role of Godlike power that was once left
in the hand of deities. As a soldier walks onto a battlefield the power that he holds is in the barrel of
the gun. He makes the decisions whether to pull the trigger or not. He makes his way towards the
enemy s base and sees a target. He fires. The power that that soldier had was once only associated
with God. That God has the ability to bring people into this Earth as well as to take people from it.
With mankind s divine powers comes great responsibility. This is what John Steinbeck is emphasizing
in his 1962 Nobel Prize speech. He believes that because human s have taken Godlike power, we must
seek responsibility for our actions. He ties this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This decision that George has to make is not one he wants to do, but one he has to do. While in hiding
George contemplates, And George raised the gun and steadied it, and he brought the muzzle of it close
to the back of Lennie s head. The hand shook violently, but his face set and his hand steadied. He
pulled the trigger (Steinbeck 106). This quote relates to Steinbeck s nobel speech because they both
relate to the idea that choice is a pain and a virtue. As Steinbeck states in his speech, The danger and
glory and the choice rest finally in man. The test of his perfectibility is at hand. Having taken Godlike
powers, we must seek in ourselves for the responsibility and the wisdom we once prayed for some
deity might have (John Steinbeck Banquet Speech). This quote from Steinbeck s speech and the quote
from Of Mice and Men are linked through the idea that choice is both a pain and a virtue, and that
with choice comes responsibility and wisdom. George s decision to shoot Lennie is a test of
perfectibility in George s morals if killing Lennie is the right or wrong thing. George is taking Godlike
powers as he contemplates whether to take George from this world.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Threat and Prestige of Choice Mankind has assumed the role of Godlike power that was once left
in the hand of deities. As a soldier walks onto a battlefield the power that he holds is in the barrel of
the gun. He makes the decisions whether to pull the trigger or not. He makes his way towards the
enemy s base and sees a target. He fires. The power that that soldier had was once only associated
with God. That God has the ability to bring people into this Earth as well as to take people from it.
With mankind s divine powers comes great responsibility. This is what John Steinbeck is emphasizing
in his 1962 Nobel Prize speech. He believes that because human s have taken Godlike power, we must
seek responsibility for our actions. He ties this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This decision that George has to make is not one he wants to do, but one he has to do. While in hiding
George contemplates, And George raised the gun and steadied it, and he brought the muzzle of it close
to the back of Lennie s head. The hand shook violently, but his face set and his hand steadied. He
pulled the trigger (Steinbeck 106). This quote relates to Steinbeck s nobel speech because they both
relate to the idea that choice is a pain and a virtue. As Steinbeck states in his speech, The danger and
glory and the choice rest finally in man. The test of his perfectibility is at hand. Having taken Godlike
powers, we must seek in ourselves for the responsibility and the wisdom we once prayed for some
deity might have (John Steinbeck Banquet Speech). This quote from Steinbeck s speech and the quote
from Of Mice and Men are linked through the idea that choice is both a pain and a virtue, and that
with choice comes responsibility and wisdom. George s decision to shoot Lennie is a test of
perfectibility in George s morals if killing Lennie is the right or wrong thing. George is taking Godlike
powers as he contemplates whether to take George from this world.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Isaac And Ishmael In The 1972 Munich Olympics
The disaster that occurred during the 1972 Munich Olympics can be looked upon as another casualty
in the cultural and political warfare that has been going on hundreds, maybe thousands, of years
between the Arabic and Israeli communities. It can be seen that this warfare has been going on
throughout biblical times. An example of this can be seen in the story of Esther, Queen of Persia or
dating back as far as the story of Isaac and Ishmael. The story of Isaac and Ishmael can be found in the
book of Genesis in the Bible. The story of Isaac and Ishmael is that Isaac was the true son of Abraham
and Ishmael was his illegitimate son. Isaac s mother, Sarah, felt threatened by Ishmael s presence so
she banished him and his mother from their tribe. When this happened, Isaac vowed to have his
revenge on the descendents of Isaac. This relates to the Israeli and Arabic conflict because the
descendents of Ishmael are the Arabic people and the children of Isaac are the people of Israel. The ...
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Israel was there with eleven men who were competing in the weightlifting competitions. When the
first terrorists ambushed the Israeli weightlifters, two of terrorists were killed but then two
weightlifters were killed then. The rest of the Israeli athletes were then rounded up and taken hostage.
The terrorists then demanded that 200 terrorists be set free from Israeli prison (bard). The local and
Israeli government agreed to these terms. Once the arrangements were made the terrorist and athletes
left for the airport. A local policeman tried to save the athletes but this led to the death of all the
athletes, five terrorists, and the policeman. This monstrosity was not just another episode in the Arab
Israeli conflict, but went against everything the Olympic games stand for. International cooperation,
sportsmanship, and respect for human life epitomizes the Olympic
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The disaster that occurred during the 1972 Munich Olympics can be looked upon as another casualty
in the cultural and political warfare that has been going on hundreds, maybe thousands, of years
between the Arabic and Israeli communities. It can be seen that this warfare has been going on
throughout biblical times. An example of this can be seen in the story of Esther, Queen of Persia or
dating back as far as the story of Isaac and Ishmael. The story of Isaac and Ishmael can be found in the
book of Genesis in the Bible. The story of Isaac and Ishmael is that Isaac was the true son of Abraham
and Ishmael was his illegitimate son. Isaac s mother, Sarah, felt threatened by Ishmael s presence so
she banished him and his mother from their tribe. When this happened, Isaac vowed to have his
revenge on the descendents of Isaac. This relates to the Israeli and Arabic conflict because the
descendents of Ishmael are the Arabic people and the children of Isaac are the people of Israel. The ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Israel was there with eleven men who were competing in the weightlifting competitions. When the
first terrorists ambushed the Israeli weightlifters, two of terrorists were killed but then two
weightlifters were killed then. The rest of the Israeli athletes were then rounded up and taken hostage.
The terrorists then demanded that 200 terrorists be set free from Israeli prison (bard). The local and
Israeli government agreed to these terms. Once the arrangements were made the terrorist and athletes
left for the airport. A local policeman tried to save the athletes but this led to the death of all the
athletes, five terrorists, and the policeman. This monstrosity was not just another episode in the Arab
Israeli conflict, but went against everything the Olympic games stand for. International cooperation,
sportsmanship, and respect for human life epitomizes the Olympic
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Climate Change In Alaska
The temperature in Alaska changes a lot because of the pollution that people have caused as they have
been mining for oil and other natural resources causing greenhouse gases.The climate in Alaska is
extremely cold only certain animals can live there because of the temperature. People who live there
always have to be prepared for the weather that can change any second. The people who live in Alaska
have adapted to the environment so it isn t as cold for them but if someone came from Florida and
went to Alaska they would have adapted to the warm temperature of Florida and not Alaksa so
negative five degrees would feel like negative forty degrees because they are not used to the cold
weather. The temperature in Alaska is changing alot the regular ... Show more content on
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Amphibians and Reptiles
a. There is a very limited amount of Amphibians and Reptiles in Alaska, out of the total amount of
reptiles and amphibians there is only four different types of reptiles and they are all turtles. There is
four different amphibians Toad, Newt, Salamander, Frog. The reason why the amphibians and reptiles
can t live in Alaska is because they need to be in the water and you can t go in water when it is either
frozen or negative twenty degrees so if they tried to lay their eggs they could die in the coldness of the
water, and they could not make it to adulthood.
.VIII. Endangered Species
a. There is many different types of endangered species in Alaska because of all of the hunting going
on one of the endangered birds is the blue tailed albatross and the Right Whale these are very
endangered animals. There are many other endangered animals in Alaska. If you kill one of these
endangered animals you could have ruined their species for the rest of their life and you could go to
jail or you could never be able to hunt ever again and you would get fined a lot of money because
there is only a few left of that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The temperature in Alaska changes a lot because of the pollution that people have caused as they have
been mining for oil and other natural resources causing greenhouse gases.The climate in Alaska is
extremely cold only certain animals can live there because of the temperature. People who live there
always have to be prepared for the weather that can change any second. The people who live in Alaska
have adapted to the environment so it isn t as cold for them but if someone came from Florida and
went to Alaska they would have adapted to the warm temperature of Florida and not Alaksa so
negative five degrees would feel like negative forty degrees because they are not used to the cold
weather. The temperature in Alaska is changing alot the regular ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Amphibians and Reptiles
a. There is a very limited amount of Amphibians and Reptiles in Alaska, out of the total amount of
reptiles and amphibians there is only four different types of reptiles and they are all turtles. There is
four different amphibians Toad, Newt, Salamander, Frog. The reason why the amphibians and reptiles
can t live in Alaska is because they need to be in the water and you can t go in water when it is either
frozen or negative twenty degrees so if they tried to lay their eggs they could die in the coldness of the
water, and they could not make it to adulthood.
.VIII. Endangered Species
a. There is many different types of endangered species in Alaska because of all of the hunting going
on one of the endangered birds is the blue tailed albatross and the Right Whale these are very
endangered animals. There are many other endangered animals in Alaska. If you kill one of these
endangered animals you could have ruined their species for the rest of their life and you could go to
jail or you could never be able to hunt ever again and you would get fined a lot of money because
there is only a few left of that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Star Wars Social Culture
The cultural features of Star Wars series and its impact on social culture
I. Introduction
A. Research background
Star Wars series is an indispensable part in contemporary American culture. From 1977 until now, the
whole series has been an incredible legend and a worldwide cultural phenomenon. Great changes has
it made in various aspects. In 2005, Wired writer Michelle Devereaux created an infographic that
explicitly explained the impact of Star Wars, mainly in the film industry. How Star Wars change the
world created by Michelle Devereaux
Many famous film director, like Steven Spielberg and Ron Howard, were inspired by Star Wars and a
few celebrities, like David Fincher (the director of Se7en) and John Knoll (the creator of Adobe
Photoshop) have participated in the production of Star Wars films.
Besides, things related to Star Wars series can be easily detected in language, politics, pop culture,
music and so on, influencing millions of thousands of people all over the world.
B. Significance of research
This research is aimed to analyze the cultural features of Star Wars series and its impact on social
culture. Through this lens, I hope to offer a better understanding about the cultural value of Star Wars
series and the American culture it represents.
C. Research plan
1. Research method ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is followed by the introduction of Star Wars series, including the history of Star Wars, the plot
overview, and the cultural background. Then comes the main section the cultural features of Star Wars
which focuses on three main bodies: settings, plot and characters. The fourth part is to discuss the
impact of Star Wars on social culture, especially in three aspects (filmmaking, politics, and pop
culture). The final part is the conclusion, containing the summary of research findings, limitations of
research and implications for further
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The cultural features of Star Wars series and its impact on social culture
I. Introduction
A. Research background
Star Wars series is an indispensable part in contemporary American culture. From 1977 until now, the
whole series has been an incredible legend and a worldwide cultural phenomenon. Great changes has
it made in various aspects. In 2005, Wired writer Michelle Devereaux created an infographic that
explicitly explained the impact of Star Wars, mainly in the film industry. How Star Wars change the
world created by Michelle Devereaux
Many famous film director, like Steven Spielberg and Ron Howard, were inspired by Star Wars and a
few celebrities, like David Fincher (the director of Se7en) and John Knoll (the creator of Adobe
Photoshop) have participated in the production of Star Wars films.
Besides, things related to Star Wars series can be easily detected in language, politics, pop culture,
music and so on, influencing millions of thousands of people all over the world.
B. Significance of research
This research is aimed to analyze the cultural features of Star Wars series and its impact on social
culture. Through this lens, I hope to offer a better understanding about the cultural value of Star Wars
series and the American culture it represents.
C. Research plan
1. Research method ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is followed by the introduction of Star Wars series, including the history of Star Wars, the plot
overview, and the cultural background. Then comes the main section the cultural features of Star Wars
which focuses on three main bodies: settings, plot and characters. The fourth part is to discuss the
impact of Star Wars on social culture, especially in three aspects (filmmaking, politics, and pop
culture). The final part is the conclusion, containing the summary of research findings, limitations of
research and implications for further
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A Report On The Disease
Introduction The disease discussed in this article is eumycetoma, a chronic granulomatous
subcutaneous infectious disease that is endemic in the mycetoma belt of 30 degrees North to 15
degrees South of the equator (Hellemond et al., 2013). Sudan has the highest country wide prevalence
of eumycetoma, with 2% of the population being infected in the endemic villages in the Gezira area
(Ahmed et al., 2004). Although mycetoma can be caused by various bacteria and fungi agents, the
majority of mycetoma cases in Sudan, which is around 70%, are caused by the fungus Madurella
mycetomatis (eumycetoma) (Hellemond et al., 2013). Nonetheless, while most people living in the
endemic areas have been exposed to the fungi, only a few actually develop ... Show more content on
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Schistosomiasis can even convert an already established Th1 response to a Th 2 response.
Furthermore, in eumycetoma endemic countries schistosomiasis is often a chronic disease that lasts
the duration of a person s life, and this could lead to a persistent Th2 type immune response
(Hellemond et al., 2013).Thus, if Schistosomiasis predisposes the development of eumycetoma,
efforts to eradicate Schistosoma in a population could also lower the number of eumycetoma cases. If
this is the case, then intervention strategies could be developed to target both Schistosoma and
eumycetoma in a population. Hypothesis The primary association examined in this study is the
relationship between a Th2 type immune response and the susceptibility to eumycetoma. Hellemond
et al. (2013) have previously shown that eumycetoma patients increased concentrations of IL 10
circulating in their bodies. Thus, it is hypothesized that an infection of schistosomiasis, which induces
a Th2 type response that is accompanied by increased levels of IL 10, might increase the susceptibility
of a patient to eumycetoma. However, toxoplasmosis, which induces a Th1 type immune response,
should not be associated with increased susceptibility to eumycetoma. Methods and Materials
Hellemond et al. (2013) collected 84 serum samples from the endemic areas of Sudan between 2001
and 2008. Of the 84 samples collected, there were 53 from
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction The disease discussed in this article is eumycetoma, a chronic granulomatous
subcutaneous infectious disease that is endemic in the mycetoma belt of 30 degrees North to 15
degrees South of the equator (Hellemond et al., 2013). Sudan has the highest country wide prevalence
of eumycetoma, with 2% of the population being infected in the endemic villages in the Gezira area
(Ahmed et al., 2004). Although mycetoma can be caused by various bacteria and fungi agents, the
majority of mycetoma cases in Sudan, which is around 70%, are caused by the fungus Madurella
mycetomatis (eumycetoma) (Hellemond et al., 2013). Nonetheless, while most people living in the
endemic areas have been exposed to the fungi, only a few actually develop ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Schistosomiasis can even convert an already established Th1 response to a Th 2 response.
Furthermore, in eumycetoma endemic countries schistosomiasis is often a chronic disease that lasts
the duration of a person s life, and this could lead to a persistent Th2 type immune response
(Hellemond et al., 2013).Thus, if Schistosomiasis predisposes the development of eumycetoma,
efforts to eradicate Schistosoma in a population could also lower the number of eumycetoma cases. If
this is the case, then intervention strategies could be developed to target both Schistosoma and
eumycetoma in a population. Hypothesis The primary association examined in this study is the
relationship between a Th2 type immune response and the susceptibility to eumycetoma. Hellemond
et al. (2013) have previously shown that eumycetoma patients increased concentrations of IL 10
circulating in their bodies. Thus, it is hypothesized that an infection of schistosomiasis, which induces
a Th2 type response that is accompanied by increased levels of IL 10, might increase the susceptibility
of a patient to eumycetoma. However, toxoplasmosis, which induces a Th1 type immune response,
should not be associated with increased susceptibility to eumycetoma. Methods and Materials
Hellemond et al. (2013) collected 84 serum samples from the endemic areas of Sudan between 2001
and 2008. Of the 84 samples collected, there were 53 from
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Determinism And The Part It Plays With Free Will
Determinism is an idea that states that everything can be explained because it has an adequate reason
for being the way it is rather than a different way, meaning that the world has natural laws and
everything happens for a reason. This is important as many philosophers have argued between the
extent of determinism and the part it plays with free will, taking the claim that if our behavior is
governed by natural causes, we are not morally free. Everything will happen due to reasons that have
built upon themselves and bringing forth an effect, which then brings about more causes. This is
taking the case of hard determinism. This issue is very significant when talking about ethics, as blame
and morality surround free will, and if we do not have free will can we be held responsible for our
actions? Before we blame a person we must decide if they could have refrained from what they did or
if it was inevitable due to causal determinism. I believe that free will and fatalistic/ determinism both
have an effect on our human lives and the way we make our choices, contributing to our moral
freedom.
Determinism does not necessarily mean we make no choices; simply put, it is that we make our own
choices and decisions and they are part of the causal process whereby we create further effects in the
world, leading to inevitable causes. Leucippus believed that nothing occurs randomly; everything has
a specific reason. An argument for the claim is that determinism deprives us of the power
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Determinism is an idea that states that everything can be explained because it has an adequate reason
for being the way it is rather than a different way, meaning that the world has natural laws and
everything happens for a reason. This is important as many philosophers have argued between the
extent of determinism and the part it plays with free will, taking the claim that if our behavior is
governed by natural causes, we are not morally free. Everything will happen due to reasons that have
built upon themselves and bringing forth an effect, which then brings about more causes. This is
taking the case of hard determinism. This issue is very significant when talking about ethics, as blame
and morality surround free will, and if we do not have free will can we be held responsible for our
actions? Before we blame a person we must decide if they could have refrained from what they did or
if it was inevitable due to causal determinism. I believe that free will and fatalistic/ determinism both
have an effect on our human lives and the way we make our choices, contributing to our moral
freedom.
Determinism does not necessarily mean we make no choices; simply put, it is that we make our own
choices and decisions and they are part of the causal process whereby we create further effects in the
world, leading to inevitable causes. Leucippus believed that nothing occurs randomly; everything has
a specific reason. An argument for the claim is that determinism deprives us of the power
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Phillips Vs Amazon
Hygiene is one of the most important attributes of human body and every individual wants to stay
clean and healthy. It is a big issue for frequent travelers to find products which can accompany them
on long trips without breaking down. Every person utilizes a toothbrush at least twice a day and it is
something very personal that no one shares with anyone. Since a long time, people have switched to
electric toothbrush because it is more convenient to use and offers much more cleanliness compared to
a regular toothbrush.
Dozens of manufacturers produce electric toothbrushes and it can become extremely confusing on
which one to choose. There are some big name manufacturers which have a reputation of producing
quality products while others are cheap rip offs which can do the job but they are not reliable in terms
of quality. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The design enables the toothbrush to go deeper and clean those places which were inaccessible by
standard tooth brushes.
Oral B and Phillips are the most highly rated manufacturers on Amazon. Their products are extremely
popular amongst the users. Oral B and Phillips spend a lot of money on research and development, as
a result they develop some great products at reasonable prices. It is hard to distinguish amongst these
two companies because both have their own advantages and disadvantages.
Oral B Pro 1000 Electric Rechargeable Power Toothbrush and Phillips Sonicare HX5610 Essence are
one of the best electric toothbrushes you can find at the moment. Both are similarly priced at $34 and
$39.95 respectively.
Oral B Pro 1000 is backed by dozens of dentists who recommend it for daily use and for good reasons
as well. It has a very elegant slim design with a base station for recharging. The toothbrush is
manufactured by Braun which is one of the best home appliances manufacturer in the world. It
produces quality products which are reliable and last for a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hygiene is one of the most important attributes of human body and every individual wants to stay
clean and healthy. It is a big issue for frequent travelers to find products which can accompany them
on long trips without breaking down. Every person utilizes a toothbrush at least twice a day and it is
something very personal that no one shares with anyone. Since a long time, people have switched to
electric toothbrush because it is more convenient to use and offers much more cleanliness compared to
a regular toothbrush.
Dozens of manufacturers produce electric toothbrushes and it can become extremely confusing on
which one to choose. There are some big name manufacturers which have a reputation of producing
quality products while others are cheap rip offs which can do the job but they are not reliable in terms
of quality. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The design enables the toothbrush to go deeper and clean those places which were inaccessible by
standard tooth brushes.
Oral B and Phillips are the most highly rated manufacturers on Amazon. Their products are extremely
popular amongst the users. Oral B and Phillips spend a lot of money on research and development, as
a result they develop some great products at reasonable prices. It is hard to distinguish amongst these
two companies because both have their own advantages and disadvantages.
Oral B Pro 1000 Electric Rechargeable Power Toothbrush and Phillips Sonicare HX5610 Essence are
one of the best electric toothbrushes you can find at the moment. Both are similarly priced at $34 and
$39.95 respectively.
Oral B Pro 1000 is backed by dozens of dentists who recommend it for daily use and for good reasons
as well. It has a very elegant slim design with a base station for recharging. The toothbrush is
manufactured by Braun which is one of the best home appliances manufacturer in the world. It
produces quality products which are reliable and last for a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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