Writing Honors College Essays - UF Honors Progr
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UF Honors Progr
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The Svalbard Global Seed Vault
With all of the going s on in the world today, a disruptive political Presidential campaign, global
warming, countries at war with each other, financial deficit, drug abuse, refugee problems, political
and social instability, unequal distribution of financial resources, unemployment, population growth,
and the worlds top problems which are poverty, hunger and water crisis the world seems to be in a
pretty bleak place to be in. (listverse.us) The world s natural resources are quickly being used up to
extinction or are very close to that. From different species of animals to the planet s natural resources
from natural gas to fresh water, our planet s natural resources are quickly eroding. The Food and
Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has the prediction of complete water scarcity by 2025
to the 1.8 billion people that are predicted to be living in regions with absolutely no water available.
(theguardian.com) With oil, natural gas, phosphorus, coal, and rare earth elements such as scandium
and terbium which are only two of seventeen rare earth minerals that we use in things such as
powerful magnets in wind turbines to smart phone circuits and about 97 percent are only found in
China that can stop supplying when they wish, are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Opened by the Norwegian Government in February of 2008, it is built to hold crates of seeds, from
across the globe, for safe, secure long term storage inside the cold and dry rocks. Currently the vault
has the capacity to store 4.5 million different seed types. Each crate holds a maximum of 400 seed
types, and each seed sample generally contains about 500 seeds which are sealed in an airtight bag.
These are all collected from different countries, for free, in case of a global catasphrope, the remaining
people will be able to withdrawal their initial deposits in hopes of replanting what had been
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
With all of the going s on in the world today, a disruptive political Presidential campaign, global
warming, countries at war with each other, financial deficit, drug abuse, refugee problems, political
and social instability, unequal distribution of financial resources, unemployment, population growth,
and the worlds top problems which are poverty, hunger and water crisis the world seems to be in a
pretty bleak place to be in. (listverse.us) The world s natural resources are quickly being used up to
extinction or are very close to that. From different species of animals to the planet s natural resources
from natural gas to fresh water, our planet s natural resources are quickly eroding. The Food and
Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has the prediction of complete water scarcity by 2025
to the 1.8 billion people that are predicted to be living in regions with absolutely no water available.
(theguardian.com) With oil, natural gas, phosphorus, coal, and rare earth elements such as scandium
and terbium which are only two of seventeen rare earth minerals that we use in things such as
powerful magnets in wind turbines to smart phone circuits and about 97 percent are only found in
China that can stop supplying when they wish, are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Opened by the Norwegian Government in February of 2008, it is built to hold crates of seeds, from
across the globe, for safe, secure long term storage inside the cold and dry rocks. Currently the vault
has the capacity to store 4.5 million different seed types. Each crate holds a maximum of 400 seed
types, and each seed sample generally contains about 500 seeds which are sealed in an airtight bag.
These are all collected from different countries, for free, in case of a global catasphrope, the remaining
people will be able to withdrawal their initial deposits in hopes of replanting what had been
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What Is The Domino Theory Related To The Vietnam War
During World War II there was a total of about 40 days of combat in four years, whereas during the
Vietnam War there were 240 days of combat in one year. The Vietnam War was both devastating and
deceiving. America was not able to successfully save South Vietnam from communist rule, and yet
they still suffered a great amount of loss. The Vietnam War presented a plethora of issue to the United
States and Southeast Asia. The United States suffered a lot of casualties and the U.S. lost a lot of
money. Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos also suffered many casualties and Cambodia and Laos were no
longer peaceful. The war was deceiving because the United States government was not completely
honest about secret attacks on Laos and Cambodia. The Vietnam War should not have happened
because it affected citizens in America, it brought neutral countries into a war, and all of the countries
involved suffered tremendous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
President Dwight Eisenhower said, You have a row of dominoes set up; you knock over the first one,
and what will happen to the last one is that it will go over very quickly, which supports that he firmly
believed in this theory. Because of the domino theory, the United States felt it was their duty to stop
the spread of communism in Asia. So, the United States did have good intentions in the Vietnam War,
but in the end, the goal of protecting South Vietnam was not successful. The United States, after many
years of fighting, started to withdraw troops from Vietnam in June of 1969. Finally, on January 27,
1973, the United States fully withdrew from the Vietnam War. Even though the United States
withdrew before the end of the war, the damage was already gone. On April 30, 1975, Saigon fell to
North Vietnam; the United States had failed to complete their end goal and the loss was not worth
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
During World War II there was a total of about 40 days of combat in four years, whereas during the
Vietnam War there were 240 days of combat in one year. The Vietnam War was both devastating and
deceiving. America was not able to successfully save South Vietnam from communist rule, and yet
they still suffered a great amount of loss. The Vietnam War presented a plethora of issue to the United
States and Southeast Asia. The United States suffered a lot of casualties and the U.S. lost a lot of
money. Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos also suffered many casualties and Cambodia and Laos were no
longer peaceful. The war was deceiving because the United States government was not completely
honest about secret attacks on Laos and Cambodia. The Vietnam War should not have happened
because it affected citizens in America, it brought neutral countries into a war, and all of the countries
involved suffered tremendous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
President Dwight Eisenhower said, You have a row of dominoes set up; you knock over the first one,
and what will happen to the last one is that it will go over very quickly, which supports that he firmly
believed in this theory. Because of the domino theory, the United States felt it was their duty to stop
the spread of communism in Asia. So, the United States did have good intentions in the Vietnam War,
but in the end, the goal of protecting South Vietnam was not successful. The United States, after many
years of fighting, started to withdraw troops from Vietnam in June of 1969. Finally, on January 27,
1973, the United States fully withdrew from the Vietnam War. Even though the United States
withdrew before the end of the war, the damage was already gone. On April 30, 1975, Saigon fell to
North Vietnam; the United States had failed to complete their end goal and the loss was not worth
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pursuing and International Career in Logistics and Supply...
I am Chandan Kumar Gupta from Kathmandu, Nepal, presently employed with Tata Motors Ltd. as
Manager in Purchase and Supply Chain department for past four years. I appreciate this opportunity to
introduce myself to the admission committee and to apply for Management Engineering Laurea
Magistrale at esteemed Politecnico di Milano. I believe my educational and professional background
will enable me to make a strong contribution for the research and coursework carried out for the
Master s degree. This academic objective is a natural step towards my ultimate professional ambition
of pursuing international career in logistics and supply chain management.
I belong to a small town in Nepal, where I completed my secondary education, as the ... Show more
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During my time as Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET), I was exposed to best manufacturing practices
in the automotive industry and provided with an opportunity to learn as well as implement engineering
principles to various projects. My first assignment was to Stabilise Production and Delivery of Tata
Super Ace vehicle , where I was made in charge of a production shift and had to supervise 18 workers.
This assignment provided me with an opportunity to interact with workers and manage them. I
prepared a Skill Matrix Chart of these workers which helped me identify their skills and expertise, and
areas for improvement. Hence by assigning right person to do the right job and exposing them to
necessary training programs, I was able to substantially increase their workmanship skills. The
improvement in their skills had positive impact on their working and resulted into not only increasing
the productivity by 28% but also drastically increasing the build quality of the vehicles. My second
project was Mapping production capacities of Suppliers at Tata Motors Vendor park . As our plant was
targeting to reach production of 1250 vehicles per day, we had to map out existing capacities of the 65
odd suppliers located at our vendor, from whom we sourced 80% of our components. This opportunity
provided me with a platform to be exposed to diverse manufacturing
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
I am Chandan Kumar Gupta from Kathmandu, Nepal, presently employed with Tata Motors Ltd. as
Manager in Purchase and Supply Chain department for past four years. I appreciate this opportunity to
introduce myself to the admission committee and to apply for Management Engineering Laurea
Magistrale at esteemed Politecnico di Milano. I believe my educational and professional background
will enable me to make a strong contribution for the research and coursework carried out for the
Master s degree. This academic objective is a natural step towards my ultimate professional ambition
of pursuing international career in logistics and supply chain management.
I belong to a small town in Nepal, where I completed my secondary education, as the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
During my time as Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET), I was exposed to best manufacturing practices
in the automotive industry and provided with an opportunity to learn as well as implement engineering
principles to various projects. My first assignment was to Stabilise Production and Delivery of Tata
Super Ace vehicle , where I was made in charge of a production shift and had to supervise 18 workers.
This assignment provided me with an opportunity to interact with workers and manage them. I
prepared a Skill Matrix Chart of these workers which helped me identify their skills and expertise, and
areas for improvement. Hence by assigning right person to do the right job and exposing them to
necessary training programs, I was able to substantially increase their workmanship skills. The
improvement in their skills had positive impact on their working and resulted into not only increasing
the productivity by 28% but also drastically increasing the build quality of the vehicles. My second
project was Mapping production capacities of Suppliers at Tata Motors Vendor park . As our plant was
targeting to reach production of 1250 vehicles per day, we had to map out existing capacities of the 65
odd suppliers located at our vendor, from whom we sourced 80% of our components. This opportunity
provided me with a platform to be exposed to diverse manufacturing
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Asian Americans And African Americans
By the time of a century ago, Asian America has been considered lazy and stupid. So model minority
were described Asian Americans as a hard working, Well educated, successfully minority race. But
otherwise it s not the truly idea to believe in positive model minority because sometimes it s also
negative. It s happened to most of Asian Americans and they realized that, at the start point it s been
100 percent positive, but when you go along, then it will turn to be negative and sometime it s hurting
you. Even know that the result of the American based on an untruth of a model minority, the truth is
telling a different story. Consequently Asian Americans are twice as likely to be poor as non Hispanic
whites. They also have an incapacity of reading and writing rate that is five times over those non
Hispanic. So that, how could they say that Asian Americans are hard working, Well educated,
successfully minority race by looking at this situation. It s a stereotyping that hurting people by
looking down on the background, but exactly they don t. However, the half truth of the model
minority has not entirely gone off the mark. By the estimate of the bureau data Facts for Features:
Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month: May 2014 , there is some truth of thinking that American is
better educated and more successful. For example, The percentage of Native Hawaiians and Other
Pacific Islanders alone age 25 and older who had at least a high school diploma in 2012. This
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
By the time of a century ago, Asian America has been considered lazy and stupid. So model minority
were described Asian Americans as a hard working, Well educated, successfully minority race. But
otherwise it s not the truly idea to believe in positive model minority because sometimes it s also
negative. It s happened to most of Asian Americans and they realized that, at the start point it s been
100 percent positive, but when you go along, then it will turn to be negative and sometime it s hurting
you. Even know that the result of the American based on an untruth of a model minority, the truth is
telling a different story. Consequently Asian Americans are twice as likely to be poor as non Hispanic
whites. They also have an incapacity of reading and writing rate that is five times over those non
Hispanic. So that, how could they say that Asian Americans are hard working, Well educated,
successfully minority race by looking at this situation. It s a stereotyping that hurting people by
looking down on the background, but exactly they don t. However, the half truth of the model
minority has not entirely gone off the mark. By the estimate of the bureau data Facts for Features:
Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month: May 2014 , there is some truth of thinking that American is
better educated and more successful. For example, The percentage of Native Hawaiians and Other
Pacific Islanders alone age 25 and older who had at least a high school diploma in 2012. This
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparing Ray Bradbury s Dark They Were, And Golden-Eyed
In the story Dark They Were, and Golden Eyed by Ray Bradbury, there is this group of intelligent
human beings who realized that Earth would one day receive an atomic bomb that would end the
populations on Earth. These humans became very frightened of their predictions so they bought a
ticket to Mars and flew off to safety, or what they thought was safety. The humans thought they found
the perfect place to repopulate their species but they were wrong, they were restarting the Martian
species. They were completely changed and lost all memory of Earth. After this story was written,
Michael McDonough produced a radio play that had had different interpretations and details of the
original text. These two versions of the story both have differences and similarities of each ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the similarities in these two versions of the story is how the wind is constantly brought up
throughout the radio play and the original text. The wind represents something more than just the wind
and I am infer that the wind represents how do humans are getting changed day by day by this planet.
The wind is mention in both of the stories constantly and is described just about the same way. Even
though the wind is constantly mentioned throughout the versions of the story almost in the same way,
in the radio play the producers add in sound effects of the wind, music and silence that there original
text doesn t have. This gives the reader a better image to the setting problems and emotions based on
how the character says certain things and how the producer uses these sound effects. In the original
text the reader has to create their own voices of the characters and interpreter take an interprete this
gives the reader a better image to the setting problems and emotions based on how the character says
certain things and how the producer uses these sound effects. In the original text the reader
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the story Dark They Were, and Golden Eyed by Ray Bradbury, there is this group of intelligent
human beings who realized that Earth would one day receive an atomic bomb that would end the
populations on Earth. These humans became very frightened of their predictions so they bought a
ticket to Mars and flew off to safety, or what they thought was safety. The humans thought they found
the perfect place to repopulate their species but they were wrong, they were restarting the Martian
species. They were completely changed and lost all memory of Earth. After this story was written,
Michael McDonough produced a radio play that had had different interpretations and details of the
original text. These two versions of the story both have differences and similarities of each ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the similarities in these two versions of the story is how the wind is constantly brought up
throughout the radio play and the original text. The wind represents something more than just the wind
and I am infer that the wind represents how do humans are getting changed day by day by this planet.
The wind is mention in both of the stories constantly and is described just about the same way. Even
though the wind is constantly mentioned throughout the versions of the story almost in the same way,
in the radio play the producers add in sound effects of the wind, music and silence that there original
text doesn t have. This gives the reader a better image to the setting problems and emotions based on
how the character says certain things and how the producer uses these sound effects. In the original
text the reader has to create their own voices of the characters and interpreter take an interprete this
gives the reader a better image to the setting problems and emotions based on how the character says
certain things and how the producer uses these sound effects. In the original text the reader
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Kristens Cookie Company
Question 1
Rush order takes the least possible time for preparing the dozen of cookies. The following is a detailed
summary of time used to prepare the rush order:
Activity Time
Wash the bowl, add and mix ingredients 6 minutes
Dish up the tray (1 dozen) 2 minutes
Put the cookies in the oven, start timer 1 minute
Bake the cookies 9 minutes
Remove the tray from the oven* 0 minute
Let the cookies cool 5 minutes
Pack the cookies 2 minutes
Accept payment 1 minute
Total time: 26 minutes
* further the removing step will be ignored because it does not take any additional time
It will take 26 minutes to fill the rush order.
Question 2
Activity Output
Wash the bowl, add and mix ingredients 4 hours*60 minutes/6 minutes=40 ... Show more content on
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As soon as the Baking 1 is finished we have an empty try that can be dished up for the succeeding
baking. If we have one extra tray there will be no use of it.
Question 6 From this chart we can see that if we had an additional oven we could have filled a two
dozen order in 28 minutes which is 8 minutes less than having 1 oven. Valuable time (For two dozens
of cookies, 2 ovens)
Activity Kristen per dozen Roommate per dozen
Wash the bowl, add and mix ingredients 6 minutes X
Dish up the tray (1 dozen) 4 minutes X
Put the cookies in the oven, start timer X 2 minute
Bake the cookies X X
Let the cookies cool X X
Pack the cookies X 4 minutes
Accept payment X 1 minute
Total: 10 minutes 7 minutes
It will be more profitable to have a second oven because it does not add any working time but
Question 1
Rush order takes the least possible time for preparing the dozen of cookies. The following is a detailed
summary of time used to prepare the rush order:
Activity Time
Wash the bowl, add and mix ingredients 6 minutes
Dish up the tray (1 dozen) 2 minutes
Put the cookies in the oven, start timer 1 minute
Bake the cookies 9 minutes
Remove the tray from the oven* 0 minute
Let the cookies cool 5 minutes
Pack the cookies 2 minutes
Accept payment 1 minute
Total time: 26 minutes
* further the removing step will be ignored because it does not take any additional time
It will take 26 minutes to fill the rush order.
Question 2
Activity Output
Wash the bowl, add and mix ingredients 4 hours*60 minutes/6 minutes=40 ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As soon as the Baking 1 is finished we have an empty try that can be dished up for the succeeding
baking. If we have one extra tray there will be no use of it.
Question 6 From this chart we can see that if we had an additional oven we could have filled a two
dozen order in 28 minutes which is 8 minutes less than having 1 oven. Valuable time (For two dozens
of cookies, 2 ovens)
Activity Kristen per dozen Roommate per dozen
Wash the bowl, add and mix ingredients 6 minutes X
Dish up the tray (1 dozen) 4 minutes X
Put the cookies in the oven, start timer X 2 minute
Bake the cookies X X
Let the cookies cool X X
Pack the cookies X 4 minutes
Accept payment X 1 minute
Total: 10 minutes 7 minutes
It will be more profitable to have a second oven because it does not add any working time but
decreases the time needed to prepare 2 or more dozens of cookies. If Kristen and her roommate had
second oven they could have doubles number of orders per day. The difference is a cost they are
willing to pay for the rent of second
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second oven they could have doubles number of orders per day. The difference is a cost they are
willing to pay for the rent of second
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Technology Is The World Keep Changing
Introduction Technology is said to be usage of knowledge of various tools, techniques and other
sequence of mathematical coded electronic instruction by man to fabricate a model to solving
problems or to improve upon preexisting ones. Also, one may just say it is an application in which
human apply to solving problems. As the world keep changing, so do technology. Today technology
has inspired a lot of change into the way we do things or relate to certain problems. We will all agree
that, we cannot talk about technology without mentioning inventions. Most importantly, it is an
undeniable fact that, all the sophisticated gadget we see around were invented through the application
of science and technology. Some of these gadgets such as cell phones, computers, tablets, etc. have
indeed made life so easy to operate and also help in creating non existing jobs. Burkhardt, M. E.,
Brass, D. J. (1990) states that, the computer system offered distributed processing capabilities,
including file editing, data base management, statistical analysis, spreadsheet analysis, and word
processing to all employees. Prior to the introduction of distributive processing capabilities, an
external computing facility was accessed for computer analysis of research data for all employees .
Technological advancement and innovation has enhanced the definition of progress. Technology and
Social change Since the introduction of computers, the world has experience a tremendous change and
it is
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Introduction Technology is said to be usage of knowledge of various tools, techniques and other
sequence of mathematical coded electronic instruction by man to fabricate a model to solving
problems or to improve upon preexisting ones. Also, one may just say it is an application in which
human apply to solving problems. As the world keep changing, so do technology. Today technology
has inspired a lot of change into the way we do things or relate to certain problems. We will all agree
that, we cannot talk about technology without mentioning inventions. Most importantly, it is an
undeniable fact that, all the sophisticated gadget we see around were invented through the application
of science and technology. Some of these gadgets such as cell phones, computers, tablets, etc. have
indeed made life so easy to operate and also help in creating non existing jobs. Burkhardt, M. E.,
Brass, D. J. (1990) states that, the computer system offered distributed processing capabilities,
including file editing, data base management, statistical analysis, spreadsheet analysis, and word
processing to all employees. Prior to the introduction of distributive processing capabilities, an
external computing facility was accessed for computer analysis of research data for all employees .
Technological advancement and innovation has enhanced the definition of progress. Technology and
Social change Since the introduction of computers, the world has experience a tremendous change and
it is
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The Stranger
After only a few days of trial, the jury in The Stranger declares that the main character, Meursault, is
to be executed by guillotine in the town square. The trial and its verdict are one of the important parts
of the novel, as Albert Camus uses them as a metaphor to summarize the two main tenets of
absurdism. Camus uses the trial and persecution of Meursault to express his belief that the justice
system is flawed because of his absurdist ideals that truth does not exist, and human life is precious. In
order to reform the justice system, Albert Camus believes that capital punishment needs to be
abolished.
The trial portrays the absurdist ideal that absolute truth does not exist. This ideal destroys the very
purpose of the trial, which ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All the facts the prosecutor presents are valid and true, though unrelated to his case. From the
prosecutor s point of view, Meursault is a monster, a man without morals (96). Even Meursault agrees
that what he was saying was plausible (99). The reader, who knows all of Meursault s thoughts, knows
how absurd the prosecution s accusations are. Throughout the trial, Camus explains that perception
means everything, and there is no absolute truth.
The conviction of Meursault represents another main point of absurdism, that life is precious. It only
takes forty five minutes for an entire jury to unanimously decide to send Meursault to the guillotine,
which is unreasonable. Camus is trying to point this out as one of society s wrongdoings. The
prosecutor s argument had appealed to the jury s emotions and society s standards rather than reason.
If the jury had not felt the emotions that were supposed to influence their decision, the prosecutor s
argument would have seemed completely irrational. In a rational world, Meursault s emotions
regarding his mother or her funeral would not have influenced his verdict. Meursault commits a crime
against an Arab, while Raymond, who had also done so earlier in the book, did not get into any
trouble. He would still be found guilty, but only for the crime he committed. This would have
definitely lightened his sentence; however, Meursault is sentenced to death. Camus proves the court s
hypocrisy and shows how human
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
After only a few days of trial, the jury in The Stranger declares that the main character, Meursault, is
to be executed by guillotine in the town square. The trial and its verdict are one of the important parts
of the novel, as Albert Camus uses them as a metaphor to summarize the two main tenets of
absurdism. Camus uses the trial and persecution of Meursault to express his belief that the justice
system is flawed because of his absurdist ideals that truth does not exist, and human life is precious. In
order to reform the justice system, Albert Camus believes that capital punishment needs to be
abolished.
The trial portrays the absurdist ideal that absolute truth does not exist. This ideal destroys the very
purpose of the trial, which ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All the facts the prosecutor presents are valid and true, though unrelated to his case. From the
prosecutor s point of view, Meursault is a monster, a man without morals (96). Even Meursault agrees
that what he was saying was plausible (99). The reader, who knows all of Meursault s thoughts, knows
how absurd the prosecution s accusations are. Throughout the trial, Camus explains that perception
means everything, and there is no absolute truth.
The conviction of Meursault represents another main point of absurdism, that life is precious. It only
takes forty five minutes for an entire jury to unanimously decide to send Meursault to the guillotine,
which is unreasonable. Camus is trying to point this out as one of society s wrongdoings. The
prosecutor s argument had appealed to the jury s emotions and society s standards rather than reason.
If the jury had not felt the emotions that were supposed to influence their decision, the prosecutor s
argument would have seemed completely irrational. In a rational world, Meursault s emotions
regarding his mother or her funeral would not have influenced his verdict. Meursault commits a crime
against an Arab, while Raymond, who had also done so earlier in the book, did not get into any
trouble. He would still be found guilty, but only for the crime he committed. This would have
definitely lightened his sentence; however, Meursault is sentenced to death. Camus proves the court s
hypocrisy and shows how human
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Examples Of Medical Discourse
Medical Discourse
An example of a major discourse operating in the contemporary world is a medical discourse. Frow
states that discourse is a mode of organization of knowledge in relation to material institutions (2005,
pg. 93); some of these institutions include hospitals, government health care, and the World Health
Organization.
Constructs the topic:
According to Hall, discourse is the production of knowledge through language (1997, pg. 44) and it is
through discourse that the topic is constructed. It is because of medical discourse that we have a
universal definition of health and a set of socially accepted rules that dictate how we should talk about
and discuss illness. Medicine is the term we use to describe the science of treating ... Show more
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93) which lends itself to the idea that medical interaction is shaped by the context in which it takes
place (Anspach 1988, pg. 358). In a hospital, when doctors or nurses are discussing patients, the
language would usually be technical and clinical, perhaps using abbreviations and slang, and that is
what makes sense in the context of that conversation. However, if a doctor were to be talking to the
patient instead, the language would still be quite scientific but the doctor would likely adjust what they
re saying so the patient can understand them better. Both of these are customary ways of
communicating within the medical discourse and are accepted because of their individual contexts; as
Frow put it, certain regimes of treatment...are legitimized and prevail against others (2005, pg. 12).
However, if a patient went to the hospital and told the doctor they were getting migraines because of a
blockage in their third eye chakra the doctor would assert that that wasn t the case and would then
ascribe the patient s symptoms to a legitimate illness. The fact that the patient thought their illness was
related to their chakras would make sense if they had gone to a naturopath, but in the context of
modern medicine and the medical discourse this seems
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Medical Discourse
An example of a major discourse operating in the contemporary world is a medical discourse. Frow
states that discourse is a mode of organization of knowledge in relation to material institutions (2005,
pg. 93); some of these institutions include hospitals, government health care, and the World Health
Organization.
Constructs the topic:
According to Hall, discourse is the production of knowledge through language (1997, pg. 44) and it is
through discourse that the topic is constructed. It is because of medical discourse that we have a
universal definition of health and a set of socially accepted rules that dictate how we should talk about
and discuss illness. Medicine is the term we use to describe the science of treating ... Show more
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93) which lends itself to the idea that medical interaction is shaped by the context in which it takes
place (Anspach 1988, pg. 358). In a hospital, when doctors or nurses are discussing patients, the
language would usually be technical and clinical, perhaps using abbreviations and slang, and that is
what makes sense in the context of that conversation. However, if a doctor were to be talking to the
patient instead, the language would still be quite scientific but the doctor would likely adjust what they
re saying so the patient can understand them better. Both of these are customary ways of
communicating within the medical discourse and are accepted because of their individual contexts; as
Frow put it, certain regimes of treatment...are legitimized and prevail against others (2005, pg. 12).
However, if a patient went to the hospital and told the doctor they were getting migraines because of a
blockage in their third eye chakra the doctor would assert that that wasn t the case and would then
ascribe the patient s symptoms to a legitimate illness. The fact that the patient thought their illness was
related to their chakras would make sense if they had gone to a naturopath, but in the context of
modern medicine and the medical discourse this seems
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Economic Theories and Policies After World War II
Throughout the United States history, especially after World War I, there have been many competing
economic theories about government policy. The architects of the most referenced policies tend to be
John Maynard Keynes, Friedrich Hayek of the Austrian School of economic thought and Ayn Rand
(though it can be argued Rand s ideas are more philosophy than economic theory.) These three
theories seem to be always in the forefront of any economic discussions taking place in the United
States. Ayn Rand s main belief in the economic system is to have a completely unregulated laissez
faire economy. She espoused the need for government to leave the people alone, and let them try to
fulfill their own desires. She argues that the government are looters that take with threat of force the
earnings of the people and then redistributes the ill gotten capital to moochers , or people who depend
on the government for some sort of assistance (Seabrook, NPR). She contends that government
interference will cause the producers or capitalist to pack up and leave everyone else behind. She
demonstrates her argument through her most well known novels, The Fountainhead and Atlas
Shrugged (Ayn Rand, Wikipedia). Ayn Rand s theory tends to mesh well with libertarian and
conservative ideals, and has found a home with Congressman Rand Paul, Congressman Steve King,
and many Tea Party idealists (Seabrook, NPR). Friedrich Hayek s theories are based more on the
macro level than Ayn Rand s. Hayek
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Throughout the United States history, especially after World War I, there have been many competing
economic theories about government policy. The architects of the most referenced policies tend to be
John Maynard Keynes, Friedrich Hayek of the Austrian School of economic thought and Ayn Rand
(though it can be argued Rand s ideas are more philosophy than economic theory.) These three
theories seem to be always in the forefront of any economic discussions taking place in the United
States. Ayn Rand s main belief in the economic system is to have a completely unregulated laissez
faire economy. She espoused the need for government to leave the people alone, and let them try to
fulfill their own desires. She argues that the government are looters that take with threat of force the
earnings of the people and then redistributes the ill gotten capital to moochers , or people who depend
on the government for some sort of assistance (Seabrook, NPR). She contends that government
interference will cause the producers or capitalist to pack up and leave everyone else behind. She
demonstrates her argument through her most well known novels, The Fountainhead and Atlas
Shrugged (Ayn Rand, Wikipedia). Ayn Rand s theory tends to mesh well with libertarian and
conservative ideals, and has found a home with Congressman Rand Paul, Congressman Steve King,
and many Tea Party idealists (Seabrook, NPR). Friedrich Hayek s theories are based more on the
macro level than Ayn Rand s. Hayek
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Immature Satire
I always seem to fall for boys named after angels and saints. You were one of the best and worst things
to ever happen to me. I remember being an infant of a third grader when you first sat next to me in
class. I ate peanut butter every day at snack time and one day you told me you were allergic when my
meek hand offered some to you in the back row of the Catholic school classroom, but you avoided
telling me sooner because you saw the joy it brought to my juvenile face. I catch myself laughing at
the immature jokes of the boys who sit next to me and sometimes think that you would say something
like that. You are still rather immature it seems. Very immature indeed.
I haven t had the strength to write about you. Believe me, I have written practically
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I always seem to fall for boys named after angels and saints. You were one of the best and worst things
to ever happen to me. I remember being an infant of a third grader when you first sat next to me in
class. I ate peanut butter every day at snack time and one day you told me you were allergic when my
meek hand offered some to you in the back row of the Catholic school classroom, but you avoided
telling me sooner because you saw the joy it brought to my juvenile face. I catch myself laughing at
the immature jokes of the boys who sit next to me and sometimes think that you would say something
like that. You are still rather immature it seems. Very immature indeed.
I haven t had the strength to write about you. Believe me, I have written practically
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Fairies In A Midsummer s Night Dream
In A Midsummer s Night Dream by William Shakespeare, the struggle of balance and accord is
predominant, in many of the characters story. The mortal world and the fairy world have crossed over
many times in this play, and throughout their interactions, there has been forces of who is superior and
who is the weaker of the two. The Athenian lovers are just like any modern couples, and they have
fights or arguments at times, for example, both Lysander and Demetrius try to show their authority
and powers in their respective relationships. Puck is a mischievous fairy that tries to mess with the
mortals lives in any way possible. These interactions show to the mortals what the possibilities the
fairies have at their use, or to show that mortals are weaker than the fairies. The struggle of balance
and accord can be seen more clearly through the interactions of the fairy world and the ... Show more
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There are many instances of struggling with balance and accord between the two worlds, fairy, and
mortal. Puck was told to give a love potion to Demetrius for him to fall in love with Helena, but
instead messed with the lovers and their couples by giving the love potion to both Lysander and
Demetrius, [He anoints Lysander s eyelids with the nectar.] When thou wak st, let love forbid Sleep
his seat on thy eyelid. So, awake when I am gone, For I must now to Oberon (2.2.85 89). Through
Puck s mistake, he has made both Demetrius and Lysander fall in love with Helena. This can be seen
as a struggle of balance of power and accord as Puck is showing his superiority and show to the lovers
his capabilities. There is no true agreement in this part of the play, the Athenian lovers don t agree
with what has happened to them. The love potion that Oberon and Puck use has lead to many
disagreements for the couples, in this
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In A Midsummer s Night Dream by William Shakespeare, the struggle of balance and accord is
predominant, in many of the characters story. The mortal world and the fairy world have crossed over
many times in this play, and throughout their interactions, there has been forces of who is superior and
who is the weaker of the two. The Athenian lovers are just like any modern couples, and they have
fights or arguments at times, for example, both Lysander and Demetrius try to show their authority
and powers in their respective relationships. Puck is a mischievous fairy that tries to mess with the
mortals lives in any way possible. These interactions show to the mortals what the possibilities the
fairies have at their use, or to show that mortals are weaker than the fairies. The struggle of balance
and accord can be seen more clearly through the interactions of the fairy world and the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are many instances of struggling with balance and accord between the two worlds, fairy, and
mortal. Puck was told to give a love potion to Demetrius for him to fall in love with Helena, but
instead messed with the lovers and their couples by giving the love potion to both Lysander and
Demetrius, [He anoints Lysander s eyelids with the nectar.] When thou wak st, let love forbid Sleep
his seat on thy eyelid. So, awake when I am gone, For I must now to Oberon (2.2.85 89). Through
Puck s mistake, he has made both Demetrius and Lysander fall in love with Helena. This can be seen
as a struggle of balance of power and accord as Puck is showing his superiority and show to the lovers
his capabilities. There is no true agreement in this part of the play, the Athenian lovers don t agree
with what has happened to them. The love potion that Oberon and Puck use has lead to many
disagreements for the couples, in this
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Of Hospitality By Jacques Derrida
Jacques Derrida created controversy and theories that have influenced philosophy, literature,
linguistics, anthropology and a number of other fields. The scope of his work is so large that some
argue it unreasonable to accept his word as legitimate in0 certain fields. In Of Hospitality, Derrida
describes and brings to the forefront one of the primary issues of cosmopolitan ethics; what is the
appropriate approach to extending and receiving hospitality and what are the implications of such
action? Through an intensive understanding of this work, Derrida eventually reaches the conclusion
that the balance between being absolutely hospitable and conditionally hospitable is completely
necessary. Is it more just and more loving to question or not to question? (Of Hospitality, 29). Each
has the ability to corrupt the other but both are needed in order for hospitality and, in general, socially
responsible behavior.
Why this is important
Hospitality cannot be practically applied without the host establishing some set of limits, but at the
exact time these limits are created, the visitor/guest is put into a position of wanting in freedom. This
is the aporia that Derrida is concerned with. According to Niall Lucy in A Derrida Dictionary; Aporia
is a Greek term denoting a logical contradiction. The word choice here is interesting because
contradiction implies an issue that is resolvable in a certain light as well as being a foundation on
which to build. As Derrida puts
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Jacques Derrida created controversy and theories that have influenced philosophy, literature,
linguistics, anthropology and a number of other fields. The scope of his work is so large that some
argue it unreasonable to accept his word as legitimate in0 certain fields. In Of Hospitality, Derrida
describes and brings to the forefront one of the primary issues of cosmopolitan ethics; what is the
appropriate approach to extending and receiving hospitality and what are the implications of such
action? Through an intensive understanding of this work, Derrida eventually reaches the conclusion
that the balance between being absolutely hospitable and conditionally hospitable is completely
necessary. Is it more just and more loving to question or not to question? (Of Hospitality, 29). Each
has the ability to corrupt the other but both are needed in order for hospitality and, in general, socially
responsible behavior.
Why this is important
Hospitality cannot be practically applied without the host establishing some set of limits, but at the
exact time these limits are created, the visitor/guest is put into a position of wanting in freedom. This
is the aporia that Derrida is concerned with. According to Niall Lucy in A Derrida Dictionary; Aporia
is a Greek term denoting a logical contradiction. The word choice here is interesting because
contradiction implies an issue that is resolvable in a certain light as well as being a foundation on
which to build. As Derrida puts
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My Thoughts About Worldviews Essay
A worldview, in my opinion, is the way you look at the world and how you see God; a worldview is a
set of beliefs that directs the way you act. To determine your worldview, you must ask yourself a few
questions. Some of these questions include: Who is God? Where did I come from? Why do I exist?
What is my purpose in life? Answers in Genesis defines a worldview as the overall perspective from
which one sees and interprets the world. A worldview is a collection of beliefs about life and the
universe held by an individual or a group. [1] To make this definition easier to understand, I ll use an
analogy. A worldview is like a pair of glasses. If you get the right prescription, you ll be able to see
really clearly. If you get the wrong ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They believe that Allah is god and that Muhammad is his messenger. They do not think Allah is a
knowable god and they do not believe in the Trinity. They do not believe in heaven but they believe in
a paradise and to go there you must do a certain amount of good deeds. Also, Muslims must complete
some tasks, often called pillars. These pillars include: confession, prayer, fasting, almsgiving,
pilgrimage, and in some cases, jihad. Like Christians, Muslims have a book of scripture, called the
Qur an, written by Muhammad. Islam philosophy also believes in the supernatural because of Allah.
Muslim philosophers, and some Christian philosophers, use the Kalam Cosmological Argument for
the existence of God. Although Muslims do believe in miracles, Muhammad never performed any.
This created some doubts but they still had faith in Muhammad. Some great Islamic philosophers are
Ahmad and Yusif Ali Hammuda Abdalat. Like Christians, Muslims believe in moral absolutes.
However, these absolutes come from Muhammad and the Qur an (or Hadith), rather than Allah,
because Muslims believe that Allah cannot be known. To help Muslims follow moral obligations, they
follow the Five Pillars. Unlike Christians, Muslims are motivated to do good because of their fear of
judgement. Another similarity with Christians and Muslims is the belief that a god created the earth
with order, design, and purpose. Sometimes, there can be
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A worldview, in my opinion, is the way you look at the world and how you see God; a worldview is a
set of beliefs that directs the way you act. To determine your worldview, you must ask yourself a few
questions. Some of these questions include: Who is God? Where did I come from? Why do I exist?
What is my purpose in life? Answers in Genesis defines a worldview as the overall perspective from
which one sees and interprets the world. A worldview is a collection of beliefs about life and the
universe held by an individual or a group. [1] To make this definition easier to understand, I ll use an
analogy. A worldview is like a pair of glasses. If you get the right prescription, you ll be able to see
really clearly. If you get the wrong ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They believe that Allah is god and that Muhammad is his messenger. They do not think Allah is a
knowable god and they do not believe in the Trinity. They do not believe in heaven but they believe in
a paradise and to go there you must do a certain amount of good deeds. Also, Muslims must complete
some tasks, often called pillars. These pillars include: confession, prayer, fasting, almsgiving,
pilgrimage, and in some cases, jihad. Like Christians, Muslims have a book of scripture, called the
Qur an, written by Muhammad. Islam philosophy also believes in the supernatural because of Allah.
Muslim philosophers, and some Christian philosophers, use the Kalam Cosmological Argument for
the existence of God. Although Muslims do believe in miracles, Muhammad never performed any.
This created some doubts but they still had faith in Muhammad. Some great Islamic philosophers are
Ahmad and Yusif Ali Hammuda Abdalat. Like Christians, Muslims believe in moral absolutes.
However, these absolutes come from Muhammad and the Qur an (or Hadith), rather than Allah,
because Muslims believe that Allah cannot be known. To help Muslims follow moral obligations, they
follow the Five Pillars. Unlike Christians, Muslims are motivated to do good because of their fear of
judgement. Another similarity with Christians and Muslims is the belief that a god created the earth
with order, design, and purpose. Sometimes, there can be
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Ethanol Interactions with Receptors
Introduction
Ethanol, the alcohol found in alcoholic beverages, has a wide range of effects. Unlike many drugs,
ethanol does not have a specific area of the brain in which it exerts its effects. For this reason, ethanol
has a large diversity of symptoms and varying effects among individuals. In general, it binds with and
alters the function of voltage gated ion channels. Typically ethanol inhibits neurons directly or
stimulates the release of inhibitor neurotransmitters. Ethanol may have undesirable side effects such as
deficits in cognitive ability and long term brain damaged if used frequently.
Ethanol Interactions with Receptors
Ethanol interacts with the several neurochemical systems that play a role in the effects and reinforcing
factors during consumption. It is a depressant that interacts with ion gated channels in a way that
generally decreases brain activity. These interactions either facilitate the channel, opening mostly Cl ,
but also facilitate 5 HT3 receptors that are NA+ and K+ channels, or the interactions inhibit the
opening of channels usually NA+, CA+, and K+. Some of the receptors that it affects include,
GABAA, GABAB, NMDA, serotonin, and Dopamine. The GABAergic systems play a major role in
the reinforcing factors of alcohol consumption. Ethanol tends to enhance GABA activity, most likely
by increasing GABA release from the neurons. However, the mechanism is not the same for every
GABA receptor, and the exact mechanism may be difficult to determine
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Introduction
Ethanol, the alcohol found in alcoholic beverages, has a wide range of effects. Unlike many drugs,
ethanol does not have a specific area of the brain in which it exerts its effects. For this reason, ethanol
has a large diversity of symptoms and varying effects among individuals. In general, it binds with and
alters the function of voltage gated ion channels. Typically ethanol inhibits neurons directly or
stimulates the release of inhibitor neurotransmitters. Ethanol may have undesirable side effects such as
deficits in cognitive ability and long term brain damaged if used frequently.
Ethanol Interactions with Receptors
Ethanol interacts with the several neurochemical systems that play a role in the effects and reinforcing
factors during consumption. It is a depressant that interacts with ion gated channels in a way that
generally decreases brain activity. These interactions either facilitate the channel, opening mostly Cl ,
but also facilitate 5 HT3 receptors that are NA+ and K+ channels, or the interactions inhibit the
opening of channels usually NA+, CA+, and K+. Some of the receptors that it affects include,
GABAA, GABAB, NMDA, serotonin, and Dopamine. The GABAergic systems play a major role in
the reinforcing factors of alcohol consumption. Ethanol tends to enhance GABA activity, most likely
by increasing GABA release from the neurons. However, the mechanism is not the same for every
GABA receptor, and the exact mechanism may be difficult to determine
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Thomas Herzog Essay
My argument is how sustainable architecture can be used and how it can benefit the Earth and it s
residence in an environmental or cost effective way. Thus, leading to exploration of the different
forms, of technology and materials used. Further developing my research on how culture, or time,
might have affected, what or why, the building might have been constructed in a certain way, and also
how the location might have affected the designs, of the buildings.
Thomas Herzog was born in 1941, In Germany. Where in 1965, he completed his diploma for
architecture at the Technische Universität München (University of München) and in 1973 he became
Germany s youngest professor of architecture at the tender age of thirty two. He is now known ...
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The materials used in the construction were mainly locally sourced. Local wood features prominently
give a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Where small, unpolished limestone slabs were used for the
flooring, with pieces chosen to correspond exactly to the cross section of the timber supports, to avoid
wastage. Concludes, being more environmental friendly.
The layout of the house is divided into a series of four parallel linearly zones, each having it s own
function. Thus, along the north face of the building, is the external access route, between the house
wall and the plant trellis. Within the house on this is a tract containing ancillary spaces and service
installations, adjoined by a south facing zone in which the main living rooms are allocated. Also the
temperature buffer zones with its two conservatives, these, in turn, give on to greenhouse spaces that
face the garden.
The upper area consists of mono pitch roof, which is covered with locked double welt zinc sheeting on
veneered panels, and the lower part is covered with toughened safety glass. There are pressed steel
battens which are coated in zinc sheet, that run through the length of the fall line, thus holding the
eaves flashing in place in the middle of the surface and the glass panes at the edge.
The exterior shows the large areas of glazing, which are intensely experienced internally, thus
meaning, that changes in weather condition rain, drizzle, etc.,
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My argument is how sustainable architecture can be used and how it can benefit the Earth and it s
residence in an environmental or cost effective way. Thus, leading to exploration of the different
forms, of technology and materials used. Further developing my research on how culture, or time,
might have affected, what or why, the building might have been constructed in a certain way, and also
how the location might have affected the designs, of the buildings.
Thomas Herzog was born in 1941, In Germany. Where in 1965, he completed his diploma for
architecture at the Technische Universität München (University of München) and in 1973 he became
Germany s youngest professor of architecture at the tender age of thirty two. He is now known ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The materials used in the construction were mainly locally sourced. Local wood features prominently
give a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Where small, unpolished limestone slabs were used for the
flooring, with pieces chosen to correspond exactly to the cross section of the timber supports, to avoid
wastage. Concludes, being more environmental friendly.
The layout of the house is divided into a series of four parallel linearly zones, each having it s own
function. Thus, along the north face of the building, is the external access route, between the house
wall and the plant trellis. Within the house on this is a tract containing ancillary spaces and service
installations, adjoined by a south facing zone in which the main living rooms are allocated. Also the
temperature buffer zones with its two conservatives, these, in turn, give on to greenhouse spaces that
face the garden.
The upper area consists of mono pitch roof, which is covered with locked double welt zinc sheeting on
veneered panels, and the lower part is covered with toughened safety glass. There are pressed steel
battens which are coated in zinc sheet, that run through the length of the fall line, thus holding the
eaves flashing in place in the middle of the surface and the glass panes at the edge.
The exterior shows the large areas of glazing, which are intensely experienced internally, thus
meaning, that changes in weather condition rain, drizzle, etc.,
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Alice In Wonderland Loss Of Identity
When one s identity is lost, the happiest place is one of which is the most familiar to us. In Lewis
Carroll s Alice in Wonderland, Alice is having a history lesson before she decides to follow a rabbit
down a rabbit hole. Inside the rabbit hole, Alice is unable to sustain a sense of herself (insecurity)
which contributes to the reader seeing her lost of object of desire (objet petit a) in the form of images
standing in for the womb (female imagery). As a result, Alice goes through regression, which is a
return to previous psychological state. Carroll uses the rabbit hole scene to show Alice regressing as
she searches for her identity within society, ultimately suggesting, one desires to escape rather than
face their unstable sense of self. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alice falls down the rabbit hole when [s]he trie[s] to look down and make out what she [is] coming to,
but it [is] too dark to see anything (8). The nothingness Alice sees while falling suggests a feeling of
emptiness and disconnection. Then before her appears maps [,] pictures... and a jar labeled ORANGE
MARMALADE, which represents society (8). The maps and pictures reference the historical aspect of
society in a geographic sense to show parts that make up a bigger area, but also implies a search;
therefore, suggesting Alice s loss as a part of society. The orange marmalade references culture and
peering into the jar is Alice searching for an aspect of herself as a part of the culture and society.
However, the jar is disappointedly empty (8), thus demonstrating Alice s empty sense of self that she
is searching to fill and sustain a sense of identity. In addition to the maps, pictures, and the jar, there
are doors promoting Alice s search for her
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When one s identity is lost, the happiest place is one of which is the most familiar to us. In Lewis
Carroll s Alice in Wonderland, Alice is having a history lesson before she decides to follow a rabbit
down a rabbit hole. Inside the rabbit hole, Alice is unable to sustain a sense of herself (insecurity)
which contributes to the reader seeing her lost of object of desire (objet petit a) in the form of images
standing in for the womb (female imagery). As a result, Alice goes through regression, which is a
return to previous psychological state. Carroll uses the rabbit hole scene to show Alice regressing as
she searches for her identity within society, ultimately suggesting, one desires to escape rather than
face their unstable sense of self. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alice falls down the rabbit hole when [s]he trie[s] to look down and make out what she [is] coming to,
but it [is] too dark to see anything (8). The nothingness Alice sees while falling suggests a feeling of
emptiness and disconnection. Then before her appears maps [,] pictures... and a jar labeled ORANGE
MARMALADE, which represents society (8). The maps and pictures reference the historical aspect of
society in a geographic sense to show parts that make up a bigger area, but also implies a search;
therefore, suggesting Alice s loss as a part of society. The orange marmalade references culture and
peering into the jar is Alice searching for an aspect of herself as a part of the culture and society.
However, the jar is disappointedly empty (8), thus demonstrating Alice s empty sense of self that she
is searching to fill and sustain a sense of identity. In addition to the maps, pictures, and the jar, there
are doors promoting Alice s search for her
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Comparison Of Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory
Everyone grows up with their favorite childhood movies. Whether born in the 1970s or the 2000s, you
were able to enjoy Roald Dahl s, Charlie in the Chocolate Factory. Dahl originally wrote the book in
1964, which sold over twenty million copies worldwide. With such huge success with his book he
wrote the 1971 screenplay as well. The 1971 screenplay was Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,
as it focused more on the Charlie s life than Willy Wonka, but the film used Willy Wonka for the title
because Quaker Oats was financing the movie and wanted to release their Wonka bars at the same
time as the movie (Paur). Shortly after the 1971 film was released, Dahl revised his book and re
released it. Unfortunately, Dahl was unable to see the creation ... Show more content on
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He wanted the film to be an authentic candy world, that if you watched the film you would smell the
smells of candy and taste the delicious flavors on your tongue that were being displayed on the screen
Like the 1971 film, they also made a real chocolate river but unlike the 1971 film the chocolate was
thick like real melted chocolate instead of a water mixture. The film also used real lollipops in the
trees, giant pink sugar canes and also had real giant humbugs. Unlike the original movie, Veruca Salt
wanted a squirrel instead of a golden egg. In this scene forty squirrels were trained to crack nuts and
pounce on Veruca. (Trivia) To continue to ensure authenticity, In the same room, as the machine that
makes the three course meal gum, there are large rotating drums that look like bowls filled with
colored balls. These are real machines, that make large jawbreakers, or Gobstoppers, which are sold
under the Willy Wonka brand (Trivia). Burton takes it a step further and makes sure that a lot of the
trees and flowers featured in the movie were candy, they were created by a chocolate shop called
Choccywoccydoodah which is in Brighton, England. It does not end there, the pink viking inspired
row boat was also made of candy and took over twenty weeks to build and get to float on the
chocolate river. As hard as they tried there were a few things that
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Everyone grows up with their favorite childhood movies. Whether born in the 1970s or the 2000s, you
were able to enjoy Roald Dahl s, Charlie in the Chocolate Factory. Dahl originally wrote the book in
1964, which sold over twenty million copies worldwide. With such huge success with his book he
wrote the 1971 screenplay as well. The 1971 screenplay was Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,
as it focused more on the Charlie s life than Willy Wonka, but the film used Willy Wonka for the title
because Quaker Oats was financing the movie and wanted to release their Wonka bars at the same
time as the movie (Paur). Shortly after the 1971 film was released, Dahl revised his book and re
released it. Unfortunately, Dahl was unable to see the creation ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He wanted the film to be an authentic candy world, that if you watched the film you would smell the
smells of candy and taste the delicious flavors on your tongue that were being displayed on the screen
Like the 1971 film, they also made a real chocolate river but unlike the 1971 film the chocolate was
thick like real melted chocolate instead of a water mixture. The film also used real lollipops in the
trees, giant pink sugar canes and also had real giant humbugs. Unlike the original movie, Veruca Salt
wanted a squirrel instead of a golden egg. In this scene forty squirrels were trained to crack nuts and
pounce on Veruca. (Trivia) To continue to ensure authenticity, In the same room, as the machine that
makes the three course meal gum, there are large rotating drums that look like bowls filled with
colored balls. These are real machines, that make large jawbreakers, or Gobstoppers, which are sold
under the Willy Wonka brand (Trivia). Burton takes it a step further and makes sure that a lot of the
trees and flowers featured in the movie were candy, they were created by a chocolate shop called
Choccywoccydoodah which is in Brighton, England. It does not end there, the pink viking inspired
row boat was also made of candy and took over twenty weeks to build and get to float on the
chocolate river. As hard as they tried there were a few things that
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Summary Of Kotter sOur Iceberg Is Melting
In Our Iceberg Is Melting, Kotter s means 5 Empowering Others to Act, and 6 Produce Short Term
Wins are exhibited in a base up movement, particularly while considering Step 5 Empowering Others
to Act. When Louis (Head Penguin) acknowledged there was legitimacy to Fred s worries about their
ice sheet home, he started the procedures of enabling others by his movement of trust in the activities
exhibited by Alice and Buddy. Mate shows his comprehension of youth control to realize change by
enabling the individuals who did not have the immediate energy to achieve change. In building up the
arrangement, Buddy s significant part in the arrangement was to converse with the kindergarten
instructor. This prompted the kindergarten educator to tell the understudies stories of courageous
activity to help other people under troublesome and evolving conditions (Kotter and Rathgeber, 2006,
p.94). This without a doubt drove the adolescent to consider ways they could effectuate change, which
Alice later found when she experienced kindergarten understudy Sally Ann. Alice strengthened the
seeds of progress that had been planted by Buddy s underlying discussion with the kindergarten
educator, the kindergarten instructor s courageous stories sustained the planted seed, and Sally Ann s
cooperation with Alice showed the growing of strengthening. These previously mentioned activities
set the establishment for Stage 6 Produce Short Term Wins when the scouts chosen to strike out and
find
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In Our Iceberg Is Melting, Kotter s means 5 Empowering Others to Act, and 6 Produce Short Term
Wins are exhibited in a base up movement, particularly while considering Step 5 Empowering Others
to Act. When Louis (Head Penguin) acknowledged there was legitimacy to Fred s worries about their
ice sheet home, he started the procedures of enabling others by his movement of trust in the activities
exhibited by Alice and Buddy. Mate shows his comprehension of youth control to realize change by
enabling the individuals who did not have the immediate energy to achieve change. In building up the
arrangement, Buddy s significant part in the arrangement was to converse with the kindergarten
instructor. This prompted the kindergarten educator to tell the understudies stories of courageous
activity to help other people under troublesome and evolving conditions (Kotter and Rathgeber, 2006,
p.94). This without a doubt drove the adolescent to consider ways they could effectuate change, which
Alice later found when she experienced kindergarten understudy Sally Ann. Alice strengthened the
seeds of progress that had been planted by Buddy s underlying discussion with the kindergarten
educator, the kindergarten instructor s courageous stories sustained the planted seed, and Sally Ann s
cooperation with Alice showed the growing of strengthening. These previously mentioned activities
set the establishment for Stage 6 Produce Short Term Wins when the scouts chosen to strike out and
find
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A Guide to Computer Networks
Network+ Guide to Networks, 4th Edition
Solutions 4 1
Chapter 4 Solutions
Review Questions
1. What type of information must a protocol suite supply to be routable? b. Network layer address 2.
Which protocol suite grew popular in part because software developers have always been able to
modify it freely? a. TCP/IP 3. What field in an IP datagram can be used to indicate that a packet
should be routed before any other packets? b. the Differentiated Services field 4. What happens to an
IP datagram when its TTL reaches 1? c. It is discarded by the connectivity device. 5. What would be
the effect on your overtaxed network if you reprogrammed all client and server Application layer
protocols to use UDP rather than TCP? c. Due to UDP s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What is she attempting to do? c. open a Web page that s on her own computer 23. Which IPX/SPX
core protocol provides data reliability services? b. SPX 24. Why is NetBEUI unsuitable for Internet
connections? a. It s not routable. 25. Which of the following protocols will assist in determining
whether packets reached their destinations? b. ICMP
Hands On Projects
Project 4 1 In this project, students learn how to view and modify TCP/IP properties on a Windows XP
workstation. Steps 1 3: Students should obtain the results of a simple ipconfig command issued from a
C: prompt. Steps 4 5: Students observe the output of an ipconfig /all command. Steps 6 8: Students
learn how to release and renew a DHCP assigned address. Project 4 2 In this project, students learn
how to modify the TCP/IP configuration of a workstation running Windows XP using the operating
system interface. Steps 1 4: Students access the TCP/IP properties for a LAN interface. Steps 5 8:
Students modify the configuration by entering a static IP address and default gateway. Step 9: Students
observe how their changes affected the output of the ipconfig /all command. Steps 10 11: Students
access the LAN interface s TCP/IP configuration once more, this time to restore the default values.
Project 4 3 In this project students experiment with the ping command. Note that the exercise can be
conducted on either a Windows XP or UNIX type of system. Steps 1 3: Students run a simple
loopback
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Network+ Guide to Networks, 4th Edition
Solutions 4 1
Chapter 4 Solutions
Review Questions
1. What type of information must a protocol suite supply to be routable? b. Network layer address 2.
Which protocol suite grew popular in part because software developers have always been able to
modify it freely? a. TCP/IP 3. What field in an IP datagram can be used to indicate that a packet
should be routed before any other packets? b. the Differentiated Services field 4. What happens to an
IP datagram when its TTL reaches 1? c. It is discarded by the connectivity device. 5. What would be
the effect on your overtaxed network if you reprogrammed all client and server Application layer
protocols to use UDP rather than TCP? c. Due to UDP s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What is she attempting to do? c. open a Web page that s on her own computer 23. Which IPX/SPX
core protocol provides data reliability services? b. SPX 24. Why is NetBEUI unsuitable for Internet
connections? a. It s not routable. 25. Which of the following protocols will assist in determining
whether packets reached their destinations? b. ICMP
Hands On Projects
Project 4 1 In this project, students learn how to view and modify TCP/IP properties on a Windows XP
workstation. Steps 1 3: Students should obtain the results of a simple ipconfig command issued from a
C: prompt. Steps 4 5: Students observe the output of an ipconfig /all command. Steps 6 8: Students
learn how to release and renew a DHCP assigned address. Project 4 2 In this project, students learn
how to modify the TCP/IP configuration of a workstation running Windows XP using the operating
system interface. Steps 1 4: Students access the TCP/IP properties for a LAN interface. Steps 5 8:
Students modify the configuration by entering a static IP address and default gateway. Step 9: Students
observe how their changes affected the output of the ipconfig /all command. Steps 10 11: Students
access the LAN interface s TCP/IP configuration once more, this time to restore the default values.
Project 4 3 In this project students experiment with the ping command. Note that the exercise can be
conducted on either a Windows XP or UNIX type of system. Steps 1 3: Students run a simple
loopback
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Rhetorical Pathos In Never Cry Wolf By Farley Mowat
What do you think of wolves? Do you think they re blood thirsty killers, or do you think they are
rather friendly animals? In the book, Never Cry Wolf, (1963) the author, Farley Mowat, writes about
his excursion to the sub arctic Barren Lands of Canada to study how wolves act and how the
community is being affected by the wolves. The people of Churchill lead Mowat to believe the wolves
are something that they aren t, which is a blood thirsty killer. Mowat then uses the rhetorical strategy
Pathos throughout the book to show you how he personifies the wolves and how fear is all in our
minds. Pathos represents an appeal to the emotions of the audience. Mowat uses this rhetorical
strategy to get us to feel the emotions that he felt. When arriving in Churchill, Mowat says that he
discovered that although wolves reputedly devour several people in the Arctic Zone every year, they
will always refrain from attacking a pregnant eskimo (24). In Chapter 4 When is a Wolf Not a Wolf?,
Mowat shares his fear. He hears howling in the distance and quickly hides saying I found myself
wishing I were a pregnant eskimo (42). Although this is funny, it made me feel fear for Mowat
because of Churchill s rumors that you would be eaten. It turns out the howling was just huskies which
led Mowat to the realization that maybe everything that the people said isn t true. A couple chapters
later in Chapter 7 The Watcher Watched, Mowat learned that maybe wolves aren t savage killers and
maybe just the opposite of that. This lesson was learned when Mowat was out searching for the
wolves and they were behind him the whole time. A struck of shock lit Mowat up when he realized
that the wolves had any chance to attack him and they didn t, instead they sat quietly and observed
Mowat. This sent fear through me because it led Mowat to new ideas which means he s going to put
more trust into the wolves and go right into it with an open mind. From Chapter 7 on, the whole
perspective changes. Personification is the attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to
something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form. To get you attached
to the wolves, Mowat personifies them. This mostly starts in Chapter 9
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What do you think of wolves? Do you think they re blood thirsty killers, or do you think they are
rather friendly animals? In the book, Never Cry Wolf, (1963) the author, Farley Mowat, writes about
his excursion to the sub arctic Barren Lands of Canada to study how wolves act and how the
community is being affected by the wolves. The people of Churchill lead Mowat to believe the wolves
are something that they aren t, which is a blood thirsty killer. Mowat then uses the rhetorical strategy
Pathos throughout the book to show you how he personifies the wolves and how fear is all in our
minds. Pathos represents an appeal to the emotions of the audience. Mowat uses this rhetorical
strategy to get us to feel the emotions that he felt. When arriving in Churchill, Mowat says that he
discovered that although wolves reputedly devour several people in the Arctic Zone every year, they
will always refrain from attacking a pregnant eskimo (24). In Chapter 4 When is a Wolf Not a Wolf?,
Mowat shares his fear. He hears howling in the distance and quickly hides saying I found myself
wishing I were a pregnant eskimo (42). Although this is funny, it made me feel fear for Mowat
because of Churchill s rumors that you would be eaten. It turns out the howling was just huskies which
led Mowat to the realization that maybe everything that the people said isn t true. A couple chapters
later in Chapter 7 The Watcher Watched, Mowat learned that maybe wolves aren t savage killers and
maybe just the opposite of that. This lesson was learned when Mowat was out searching for the
wolves and they were behind him the whole time. A struck of shock lit Mowat up when he realized
that the wolves had any chance to attack him and they didn t, instead they sat quietly and observed
Mowat. This sent fear through me because it led Mowat to new ideas which means he s going to put
more trust into the wolves and go right into it with an open mind. From Chapter 7 on, the whole
perspective changes. Personification is the attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to
something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form. To get you attached
to the wolves, Mowat personifies them. This mostly starts in Chapter 9
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Training Battle Technique
Imagine a samurai and a knight face to face ready to fight. Even though their training battle technique,
and their codes of honor were very similar, the knights have more advantages in a battle against a
samurai. In a one on one battle, the advantage would be to the knight and this can be seen in their
training, weapons and armor, also their beliefs. One important way that knights have an advantage is
in their training. In document C2 adapted by the PBS Series Warrior Challenge it states, ... sent to
serve as a page (youth training to be a knight)... This included practice with...wooden swords. He
would also refine his horse riding skills...Squires would continue with weapons training...a squire
gained approval... to become a knight around the age of twenty one. This goes to show that to become
a knight you started young so they would be training their whole life. So only the best would go out
into battle. They had different ranks that pushed them to be proficient to move up a level so knights
had to master all skills which gives them the advantage of knowing exactly how to use the sword and
to control the horse. Another piece of evidence that supports the claim is in document C1, again ...
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When it comes to a decision, there is only the quick choice of death...This is the heart of the Way of
the Samurai. This evidence helps support that knights would win in a battle because the samurai
would kill themselves before the knight would if that was an option. Dying was the way! Compared to
in document F by Christine de Pizan it states ...not certain that an oath made to save one s life should
be kept...even worse to put yourself in a position to be killed. A knight should not feel bound by such
an oath, for it is not valid...if he avoids his own death. Knights did not view death the same giving
them the advantage of determination in a battle which makes a stronger
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Imagine a samurai and a knight face to face ready to fight. Even though their training battle technique,
and their codes of honor were very similar, the knights have more advantages in a battle against a
samurai. In a one on one battle, the advantage would be to the knight and this can be seen in their
training, weapons and armor, also their beliefs. One important way that knights have an advantage is
in their training. In document C2 adapted by the PBS Series Warrior Challenge it states, ... sent to
serve as a page (youth training to be a knight)... This included practice with...wooden swords. He
would also refine his horse riding skills...Squires would continue with weapons training...a squire
gained approval... to become a knight around the age of twenty one. This goes to show that to become
a knight you started young so they would be training their whole life. So only the best would go out
into battle. They had different ranks that pushed them to be proficient to move up a level so knights
had to master all skills which gives them the advantage of knowing exactly how to use the sword and
to control the horse. Another piece of evidence that supports the claim is in document C1, again ...
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When it comes to a decision, there is only the quick choice of death...This is the heart of the Way of
the Samurai. This evidence helps support that knights would win in a battle because the samurai
would kill themselves before the knight would if that was an option. Dying was the way! Compared to
in document F by Christine de Pizan it states ...not certain that an oath made to save one s life should
be kept...even worse to put yourself in a position to be killed. A knight should not feel bound by such
an oath, for it is not valid...if he avoids his own death. Knights did not view death the same giving
them the advantage of determination in a battle which makes a stronger
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How Does Emerson Characterize The Scholar
Emerson elaborates upon the necessity of the scholar by describing his pivotal role in society. He first
describes the responsibilities of the scholar as to cheer, to raise, and to guide men by showing them
facts amid appearances. The description introduces the idea that the world brims with illusions
intended to prey upon the weakness of the common man, and that the scholar must help him navigate
this labyrinth of truths and inaccuracies. Furthermore, Emerson elucidates that the scholar s
responsibility encompasses interpreting the world around him by personifying Reason as an entity that
pronounces on the passing men and events of today, and tasking the scholar with interpreting her
observations. Emerson goes on to characterize the scholar
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Emerson elaborates upon the necessity of the scholar by describing his pivotal role in society. He first
describes the responsibilities of the scholar as to cheer, to raise, and to guide men by showing them
facts amid appearances. The description introduces the idea that the world brims with illusions
intended to prey upon the weakness of the common man, and that the scholar must help him navigate
this labyrinth of truths and inaccuracies. Furthermore, Emerson elucidates that the scholar s
responsibility encompasses interpreting the world around him by personifying Reason as an entity that
pronounces on the passing men and events of today, and tasking the scholar with interpreting her
observations. Emerson goes on to characterize the scholar
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Current Legislation in the UK Governing Registered Trade...
The current legislation in the UK governing registered trade marks is contained in the TMA 1994 and
governs trade marks registered in UK register with the UK intellectual Property Office. (IPO) in
Newport, Gwent. The TMA 1994 was introduced as a result of the EU Council Directive 89/104/EEC
of 21 December 1988 to approximate the laws of the Member States relating to Trade Marks which
was in turn codified as Directives 2008/95/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22
October 2008 to approximate the law relating to trade marks.
Intellectual Property Law: Text, Cases, and Materials By Tanya Aplin, Jennifer Davis
PG 384
Infringement of trade marks/ what constitutes TM?
We are about to discuss about the proprietor s right to prevent third parties from infringing trademarks
which are being governed by Article 5 of the TMD. According to Article 5(1), there will be an
infringement of trademarks if third party uses similar or identical signs to the trade mark in the course
of trade. As an alternative way to protect trademark infringements, the UK has incorporated another
legislation through the directive, which is s10(3) of TMA 1994 with the effect of an anti dilution
provision. As stated under Article 5(2) : Any Member State may also provide that the proprietor shall
be entitled to prevent all third parties not having his consent from using in the course of trade any sign
which is identical with, or similar to, the trade mark in relation to goods or services
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The current legislation in the UK governing registered trade marks is contained in the TMA 1994 and
governs trade marks registered in UK register with the UK intellectual Property Office. (IPO) in
Newport, Gwent. The TMA 1994 was introduced as a result of the EU Council Directive 89/104/EEC
of 21 December 1988 to approximate the laws of the Member States relating to Trade Marks which
was in turn codified as Directives 2008/95/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22
October 2008 to approximate the law relating to trade marks.
Intellectual Property Law: Text, Cases, and Materials By Tanya Aplin, Jennifer Davis
PG 384
Infringement of trade marks/ what constitutes TM?
We are about to discuss about the proprietor s right to prevent third parties from infringing trademarks
which are being governed by Article 5 of the TMD. According to Article 5(1), there will be an
infringement of trademarks if third party uses similar or identical signs to the trade mark in the course
of trade. As an alternative way to protect trademark infringements, the UK has incorporated another
legislation through the directive, which is s10(3) of TMA 1994 with the effect of an anti dilution
provision. As stated under Article 5(2) : Any Member State may also provide that the proprietor shall
be entitled to prevent all third parties not having his consent from using in the course of trade any sign
which is identical with, or similar to, the trade mark in relation to goods or services
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Fountain Valley Arthritis
Arthritis can inflict any joint in the human body. Knee arthritis occurs when the gliding surface or
articular cartilage becomes reduced between the bone areas. The effects of arthritis can make the
moving of the knee joints painful. Swelling and stiffness of the area reduces range of motion, making
the simplest of daily activities seem overwhelming. Some people may experience problems walking or
climbing a small set of stairs. In Fountain Valley knee arthritis treatment may take place in a variety of
way, the cost will depend on program utilized. Accurate Diagnosis The first step in the knee arthritis
treatment process should be an accurate diagnosis. In Fountain Valley, the cost of a consultation with
orthopedic specialist will depend on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Depending on the amount of coverage, the potential patient may be responsible for co pays or
deductibles. Without any insurance the cost of an office consultation will be much higher. An accurate
diagnosis will help in planning a treatment program to give the patient an optimal outcome. Non
Operative Approach The least expensive and less invasive knee arthritis treatment is with non
operative methods. Change in lifestyle by minimizing high impact activities can help protect the
patient s knee joint while slowly the progress of the arthritis. Keeping a healthy weight will reduce the
stress on the knee joints. Physical therapy may help increase the range of motion in the knee joint. The
exercises are used to strengthen leg muscles which helps reduce the stress on the knees. Support aids
may be prescribed including a brace or knee support sleeve. Using a cane when walking can help
minimize the extra stress on the knees. Applying ice or heat to reduce the pain in the joints. Applying
pain relieving creams to the knee area can help reduce the pain, swelling and stiffness. Over the
counter or prescribed medications may be used to reduce
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Arthritis can inflict any joint in the human body. Knee arthritis occurs when the gliding surface or
articular cartilage becomes reduced between the bone areas. The effects of arthritis can make the
moving of the knee joints painful. Swelling and stiffness of the area reduces range of motion, making
the simplest of daily activities seem overwhelming. Some people may experience problems walking or
climbing a small set of stairs. In Fountain Valley knee arthritis treatment may take place in a variety of
way, the cost will depend on program utilized. Accurate Diagnosis The first step in the knee arthritis
treatment process should be an accurate diagnosis. In Fountain Valley, the cost of a consultation with
orthopedic specialist will depend on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Depending on the amount of coverage, the potential patient may be responsible for co pays or
deductibles. Without any insurance the cost of an office consultation will be much higher. An accurate
diagnosis will help in planning a treatment program to give the patient an optimal outcome. Non
Operative Approach The least expensive and less invasive knee arthritis treatment is with non
operative methods. Change in lifestyle by minimizing high impact activities can help protect the
patient s knee joint while slowly the progress of the arthritis. Keeping a healthy weight will reduce the
stress on the knee joints. Physical therapy may help increase the range of motion in the knee joint. The
exercises are used to strengthen leg muscles which helps reduce the stress on the knees. Support aids
may be prescribed including a brace or knee support sleeve. Using a cane when walking can help
minimize the extra stress on the knees. Applying ice or heat to reduce the pain in the joints. Applying
pain relieving creams to the knee area can help reduce the pain, swelling and stiffness. Over the
counter or prescribed medications may be used to reduce
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Strategic Management And Strategic Planning In The Four...
Introduction
A formalized procedure to produce an articulated result, in the form of an integrated system of
decisions. (1994, Mintzberg) Strategic planning is a core that leads to every successful business. It
gives the direction of the business by creating the elements such as vision, mission, internal and
external analyses. The goal is to define where that the business is heading to. In order to reach our aim
of outstanding strategic planning, outside of box thinking, a solid construction of external, internal
analysis and strategic management tools with supports from various professional views are
compulsory.
Importance of Strategic Planning
The Strategic Management is a main principle that involves taking action wisely and promptly ...
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The Four Seasons Hotel is incorporating web tactics into their CRM strategy. (2012, Business
Development Strategies) Such tactics within the strategy plans of Four Seasons Hotel not only build a
strong relationship with the customers but knowing share their mission and vision of the hotel to the
worldwide. The Golden Rule: To treat others as we d wish to be treated ourselves. The Golden Rule
guides our interaction with our guests, our business partners and investors, but most importantly with
each other. Isadore Sharp the Founder and Chairman of The Four Seasons Hotel. (2014, Four Seasons
Press Room)
SWOT Analysis
Moreover, the inside out strategy also affects company within its internal value. SWOT is one of the
methods to construct for a successful strategic planning. To start with, strength is the advantages that
the company owns the most than others as the internal factors. Take SONY the electronic manufacture
company as an instance; the strong brand image SONY has highest reputation for the electronic
consumers with its guaranteed values and modern designs are the
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Introduction
A formalized procedure to produce an articulated result, in the form of an integrated system of
decisions. (1994, Mintzberg) Strategic planning is a core that leads to every successful business. It
gives the direction of the business by creating the elements such as vision, mission, internal and
external analyses. The goal is to define where that the business is heading to. In order to reach our aim
of outstanding strategic planning, outside of box thinking, a solid construction of external, internal
analysis and strategic management tools with supports from various professional views are
compulsory.
Importance of Strategic Planning
The Strategic Management is a main principle that involves taking action wisely and promptly ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Four Seasons Hotel is incorporating web tactics into their CRM strategy. (2012, Business
Development Strategies) Such tactics within the strategy plans of Four Seasons Hotel not only build a
strong relationship with the customers but knowing share their mission and vision of the hotel to the
worldwide. The Golden Rule: To treat others as we d wish to be treated ourselves. The Golden Rule
guides our interaction with our guests, our business partners and investors, but most importantly with
each other. Isadore Sharp the Founder and Chairman of The Four Seasons Hotel. (2014, Four Seasons
Press Room)
SWOT Analysis
Moreover, the inside out strategy also affects company within its internal value. SWOT is one of the
methods to construct for a successful strategic planning. To start with, strength is the advantages that
the company owns the most than others as the internal factors. Take SONY the electronic manufacture
company as an instance; the strong brand image SONY has highest reputation for the electronic
consumers with its guaranteed values and modern designs are the
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Resilience In Charter School
Resilience
There have been times when bouncing back from a difficult situation is hard, but it doesn t always
have to be. You use this tool everyday and you don t even know it. Those little times when you feel
like quitting but know it s worth it or even flexibility can mess you up a bit, resilience comes in handy
there too. There are many times in school where I have wanted to give up, this could be in school,
during a game or match but that doesn t mean I gave up. I used resilience without even knowing that
this word existed! In my charter school we play a lot of four square, I really sucked at the game when
we first started but after a while, even when I really hated the game, I knew I wanted to be the best so
I kept playing and now
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Resilience
There have been times when bouncing back from a difficult situation is hard, but it doesn t always
have to be. You use this tool everyday and you don t even know it. Those little times when you feel
like quitting but know it s worth it or even flexibility can mess you up a bit, resilience comes in handy
there too. There are many times in school where I have wanted to give up, this could be in school,
during a game or match but that doesn t mean I gave up. I used resilience without even knowing that
this word existed! In my charter school we play a lot of four square, I really sucked at the game when
we first started but after a while, even when I really hated the game, I knew I wanted to be the best so
I kept playing and now
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The Daunting Task of Buying a Computer
Buying a computer can be a daunting task fraught with many choices, depending on your needs. The
process can be simplified by determining what your primary use for the computer will be and picking
specific components geared towards your use. The main components that one must select from is the
CPU, Video Card, Hard Drive, and Memory or RAM as it s known in the Tech world. The CPU is an
acronym for the Central Processing Unit . The CPU is the brains of the computer, where all the
calculations take place. The faster the CPU, the faster your computer will run, calculating intensive
tasks. A good place to start researching for CPU s is on the internet at http://www.cpubenchmark.net/.
One glance at the website will show the multitude of CPU s available. In fact, this website ranks over
1,200 processors against each other based on based on 8 different tests (PassMark Software), and lists
them in a chart based on how they do on all the tests combined. When deciding on the CPU, one must
decide if they want the traditional Intel chip, whose chips have been integrated into IBM compatible
machines since the start of the personal computing era, or if the want an AMD chip, which is a
younger company that makes a comparable product at a cheaper price. One must also look at the
overall speed of the CPU, as this determines how fast it operates. A huge difference in the CPU is if it
is a Single Core, Dual Core, or a Quad Core. Simply put, a Dual Core processor, can process
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Buying a computer can be a daunting task fraught with many choices, depending on your needs. The
process can be simplified by determining what your primary use for the computer will be and picking
specific components geared towards your use. The main components that one must select from is the
CPU, Video Card, Hard Drive, and Memory or RAM as it s known in the Tech world. The CPU is an
acronym for the Central Processing Unit . The CPU is the brains of the computer, where all the
calculations take place. The faster the CPU, the faster your computer will run, calculating intensive
tasks. A good place to start researching for CPU s is on the internet at http://www.cpubenchmark.net/.
One glance at the website will show the multitude of CPU s available. In fact, this website ranks over
1,200 processors against each other based on based on 8 different tests (PassMark Software), and lists
them in a chart based on how they do on all the tests combined. When deciding on the CPU, one must
decide if they want the traditional Intel chip, whose chips have been integrated into IBM compatible
machines since the start of the personal computing era, or if the want an AMD chip, which is a
younger company that makes a comparable product at a cheaper price. One must also look at the
overall speed of the CPU, as this determines how fast it operates. A huge difference in the CPU is if it
is a Single Core, Dual Core, or a Quad Core. Simply put, a Dual Core processor, can process
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Medea Internal Conflict Essay
In Medea, by Euripides, conflicts play a major role in the creation of the play. Some examples of these
conflicts are with Medea and Jason, Medea and herself, and Medea and Creon. Medea is shown to be
a strong, independent woman who does what she wants as well as doesn t let anything stand in her
way. She shares qualities of a traditional male at the time, and the qualities of a traditional female.
Euripides makes this clear in the play by creating conflicts to prove women can be a powerful
character and that the play in general challenges the idea of misogyny.
Internal conflicts within Medea shed light on her true character and her difficulties to make decisions.
Throughout the play, there are many cases of Medea contemplating her ... Show more content on
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It shows how she does have a heart and a conscience, which was something readers weren t too sure
about prior to this internal conflict, since she killed her brother without any issues. Euripides makes it
obvious that she is strong, and headstrong about her decision to destroy Jason.
Medea s conflict with Jason proves to be the main conflict in the play, which really sheds light into the
fact that Euripides created this play to challenge the notion of feminism. After Jason s betrayal, Medea
decides to take control. It is evident in the way she manipulates other characters within the play, and
how she handles situations she is in, that she is quite intelligent. Her motivation and will to
accomplish her own goals, portrays Medea as the complete opposite of a typical patriarchal woman
who embodies the norms of patriarchy in Greek society. In the play, Jason says, I married you, chose
hatred and murder for my wife no woman, but a tiger... (1. 1343 44) This quote shows the misogyny
with Jason, because he is saying that him and the society have made Medea this way. But maybe
Medea started acting
McBane 3 this way because of how Jason lacked respect for her and drove her to do the horrendous
actions. Medea lashing out on Jason further proves the fact that she is her own woman, and becomes
the first symbol of feminism in the Greek culture. Another example of Medea s
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In Medea, by Euripides, conflicts play a major role in the creation of the play. Some examples of these
conflicts are with Medea and Jason, Medea and herself, and Medea and Creon. Medea is shown to be
a strong, independent woman who does what she wants as well as doesn t let anything stand in her
way. She shares qualities of a traditional male at the time, and the qualities of a traditional female.
Euripides makes this clear in the play by creating conflicts to prove women can be a powerful
character and that the play in general challenges the idea of misogyny.
Internal conflicts within Medea shed light on her true character and her difficulties to make decisions.
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It shows how she does have a heart and a conscience, which was something readers weren t too sure
about prior to this internal conflict, since she killed her brother without any issues. Euripides makes it
obvious that she is strong, and headstrong about her decision to destroy Jason.
Medea s conflict with Jason proves to be the main conflict in the play, which really sheds light into the
fact that Euripides created this play to challenge the notion of feminism. After Jason s betrayal, Medea
decides to take control. It is evident in the way she manipulates other characters within the play, and
how she handles situations she is in, that she is quite intelligent. Her motivation and will to
accomplish her own goals, portrays Medea as the complete opposite of a typical patriarchal woman
who embodies the norms of patriarchy in Greek society. In the play, Jason says, I married you, chose
hatred and murder for my wife no woman, but a tiger... (1. 1343 44) This quote shows the misogyny
with Jason, because he is saying that him and the society have made Medea this way. But maybe
Medea started acting
McBane 3 this way because of how Jason lacked respect for her and drove her to do the horrendous
actions. Medea lashing out on Jason further proves the fact that she is her own woman, and becomes
the first symbol of feminism in the Greek culture. Another example of Medea s
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Research Paper On Cadillac
The name Cadillac is well known all over the world because of the Detroit based General Motors
division manufactured Cadillac car. Few know however that it comes from the name of the French
founder of Detroit, Antoine Laumet de La Mothe, sieur de Cadillac, a name that makes reference to
the little French town of Cadillac situated in the heart of the Bordeaux wine region. Historically
Cadillac is a bastide founded in 1280 by the Edward I, King of England for the defense of Bordeaux.
In 1315 the bastide surrounds itself with a defensive wall form which we still can see 2 gates, 3 towers
and almost the entire rampart. The most important historic monument of the town is the Cadillac
Castle . The castle was built between 1599 and1610 by Jean Louis
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The name Cadillac is well known all over the world because of the Detroit based General Motors
division manufactured Cadillac car. Few know however that it comes from the name of the French
founder of Detroit, Antoine Laumet de La Mothe, sieur de Cadillac, a name that makes reference to
the little French town of Cadillac situated in the heart of the Bordeaux wine region. Historically
Cadillac is a bastide founded in 1280 by the Edward I, King of England for the defense of Bordeaux.
In 1315 the bastide surrounds itself with a defensive wall form which we still can see 2 gates, 3 towers
and almost the entire rampart. The most important historic monument of the town is the Cadillac
Castle . The castle was built between 1599 and1610 by Jean Louis
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Proposed Stand Alone Store Near The Auburn Market
The recommendation is for Shuzworld to build the proposed stand alone store near the Auburn market.
As we will get into the details of this decision, it is important to understand the outcome and
recommendation early in case there are key questions to answer during the presentation. A decision
tree was used to analyze all of the data provided by Gloria Rodriguez. The results show that
Shuzworld should build a stand alone store in Auburn. The decision tree analysis has broken down the
expected monetary value (EMV) for each alternative.
In the decision tree, the squares represent decision nodes. A decision node is where the decision maker
will need to chose between one or the other option presented. The decision maker will need to
evaluate the impacts and expected results of each option in order to intelligently choose the best
strategy. The other symbol in the decision tree is a circle. A circle represents a state of nature, which is
an occurrence where the decision maker has little or no control. (Heizer Render, 2001, p. 669)
The decision tree approach is the best method because of the multiple sequential decisions and
dependency of outcome between the decisions. Decision trees are best when there are two or more
sequential decisions. A decision tree should be structured to define the problem, write the decisions,
assign respective probabilities to each states of nature, and estimate the payoffs for each likely
combination. The end result is to solve for the expected
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The recommendation is for Shuzworld to build the proposed stand alone store near the Auburn market.
As we will get into the details of this decision, it is important to understand the outcome and
recommendation early in case there are key questions to answer during the presentation. A decision
tree was used to analyze all of the data provided by Gloria Rodriguez. The results show that
Shuzworld should build a stand alone store in Auburn. The decision tree analysis has broken down the
expected monetary value (EMV) for each alternative.
In the decision tree, the squares represent decision nodes. A decision node is where the decision maker
will need to chose between one or the other option presented. The decision maker will need to
evaluate the impacts and expected results of each option in order to intelligently choose the best
strategy. The other symbol in the decision tree is a circle. A circle represents a state of nature, which is
an occurrence where the decision maker has little or no control. (Heizer Render, 2001, p. 669)
The decision tree approach is the best method because of the multiple sequential decisions and
dependency of outcome between the decisions. Decision trees are best when there are two or more
sequential decisions. A decision tree should be structured to define the problem, write the decisions,
assign respective probabilities to each states of nature, and estimate the payoffs for each likely
combination. The end result is to solve for the expected
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Oral Traditions Of A Female
In Africa there are oral traditions of a Female, Mawu in some languages, who is related to the Creator,
thought there are a variety of opinions on how that came about. (see vodun, under Occult
Philosophies).
Australopithecus Sediba
In a 2010 article in Science , Dr. Berger and a team of experts described the fossils of a boy and a
woman, who were discovered near Johannesburg. The bones were a surprise because they displayed a
mixture of primitive and modern human attributes, therefore qualifying as a distinct species. They
have been named Australopithecus sediba, and lived about 2 million years ago.
These individuals travelled upright on long legs, with human shaped hips and pelvis, but still climbed
through trees on ape like arms. They had the small teeth and more modern face of Homo genus that
includes modern humans, but the relatively primitive feet and tiny brain of Australopithecus. Its
primitive anatomy included a brain the size of an average orange. Other Australopithecines and early
species of Homo, like H. naledi, were its contemporaries. Dr. Berger indicated that the species evolved
near or at the root of the Homo genus, about 2.5 million to 2.8 million years old. Geologists think the
cave in which they were located is no older than three million years.
The Australopithecines in general, succeeded for millions of years in Africa. Then new experimental
types developed, perhaps because of the influence of Nu Wa and other Great Teachers, who continued
to offer
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In Africa there are oral traditions of a Female, Mawu in some languages, who is related to the Creator,
thought there are a variety of opinions on how that came about. (see vodun, under Occult
Philosophies).
Australopithecus Sediba
In a 2010 article in Science , Dr. Berger and a team of experts described the fossils of a boy and a
woman, who were discovered near Johannesburg. The bones were a surprise because they displayed a
mixture of primitive and modern human attributes, therefore qualifying as a distinct species. They
have been named Australopithecus sediba, and lived about 2 million years ago.
These individuals travelled upright on long legs, with human shaped hips and pelvis, but still climbed
through trees on ape like arms. They had the small teeth and more modern face of Homo genus that
includes modern humans, but the relatively primitive feet and tiny brain of Australopithecus. Its
primitive anatomy included a brain the size of an average orange. Other Australopithecines and early
species of Homo, like H. naledi, were its contemporaries. Dr. Berger indicated that the species evolved
near or at the root of the Homo genus, about 2.5 million to 2.8 million years old. Geologists think the
cave in which they were located is no older than three million years.
The Australopithecines in general, succeeded for millions of years in Africa. Then new experimental
types developed, perhaps because of the influence of Nu Wa and other Great Teachers, who continued
to offer
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Roles Of Men And Women
When you think of the roles for men and women in a relationship, what do you think of? Do you see
both men and women working full time jobs or do you only see the man working and the wife staying
at home? Roles are continuing to change in many ways. People can choose to either get married young
or wait until they are older. We get this picture in our head of how our love lives are supposed to be
from the media. Some people consider their jobs to be just as important as their relationships.
Expectations of relationship roles of men and women have changed greatly from in the past. Katherine
Davis stated, Wilson and I are fortunate to have a relationship that allows us to be as committed to our
professions as we are to each other (Davis 257). I believe that is the way it is now in the world, both
the men and women focusing on their careers. In the past, men were expected to go to work and
provide for their families. The women were expected to stay home and take care of the house and the
children if they had any. Some people take the same route that Katherine Davis took. She was not
necessarily looking for love and she was focused on her career. She then met her fiancé at her summer
internship. Back in the day, women were expected to find husbands and have kids as soon as possible.
They were unable to just sit around and wait while being occupied by their jobs. Love can be
perceived in many different ways. Part of the reason for that is the way the media has changed our
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When you think of the roles for men and women in a relationship, what do you think of? Do you see
both men and women working full time jobs or do you only see the man working and the wife staying
at home? Roles are continuing to change in many ways. People can choose to either get married young
or wait until they are older. We get this picture in our head of how our love lives are supposed to be
from the media. Some people consider their jobs to be just as important as their relationships.
Expectations of relationship roles of men and women have changed greatly from in the past. Katherine
Davis stated, Wilson and I are fortunate to have a relationship that allows us to be as committed to our
professions as we are to each other (Davis 257). I believe that is the way it is now in the world, both
the men and women focusing on their careers. In the past, men were expected to go to work and
provide for their families. The women were expected to stay home and take care of the house and the
children if they had any. Some people take the same route that Katherine Davis took. She was not
necessarily looking for love and she was focused on her career. She then met her fiancé at her summer
internship. Back in the day, women were expected to find husbands and have kids as soon as possible.
They were unable to just sit around and wait while being occupied by their jobs. Love can be
perceived in many different ways. Part of the reason for that is the way the media has changed our
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Essay about Reasons behind Suicidal Terrorist Attacks
Emile Durkheim s theory of suicide:
Any form of public death be it an execution, a disaster, a brutal murder, or a suicide sends shockwaves
through society and stimulates a great deal of emotion, especially among the witnesses. (44, Sociology
in a Changing World)
Suicide bombing, or suicidal terror, is an effective means of achieving political and psychological
devastation to societies and cultures the world over. This violent tactic is the weapon of choice for
Islamic militants seeking to undermine the American dominance in the 21st century. Obviously, the
brutal acts appear to be the work of insane, desperate human beings. Nevertheless, many suicide
bombers, such as those affiliated with al Qaeda, are part of a middle class ... Show more content on
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Fueled by the prospect of becoming heroes and lacking the maturity to understand the dangers they
are seeing, young Palestinians are easily provoked to enter into harms way. The children on the front
lines of this uprising are not accidental. The Palestinian Authority (PA) has intentionally provoked
children to drop their toys and pick up stones against the occupying forces of Israel. A number of
Palestinian teenagers, some as young as 13 and 14 have gone on suicide missions because the societal
conditioning has deceived children into believing that combat and a heroic Death for Allah are
expected of them. The subject matter of the PA national curriculum and state owned media coach the
children into armed conflict. The objective; to irrevocably plant seeds of hatred into entire generations.
The children are almost conditioned to take up collective behavior that conforms to violent ideological
social movements. For many in the Palestinian society the one goal in life is death. The PA leadership
consistently accuses Israel of violating human rights for the killing of innocent children while they are
fully responsible for placing the children in the heat of the battle. This is a cynical attempt to
undermine human rights tensions.
How does one effectively protest on behalf of women s rights in a region where women are
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Emile Durkheim s theory of suicide:
Any form of public death be it an execution, a disaster, a brutal murder, or a suicide sends shockwaves
through society and stimulates a great deal of emotion, especially among the witnesses. (44, Sociology
in a Changing World)
Suicide bombing, or suicidal terror, is an effective means of achieving political and psychological
devastation to societies and cultures the world over. This violent tactic is the weapon of choice for
Islamic militants seeking to undermine the American dominance in the 21st century. Obviously, the
brutal acts appear to be the work of insane, desperate human beings. Nevertheless, many suicide
bombers, such as those affiliated with al Qaeda, are part of a middle class ... Show more content on
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Fueled by the prospect of becoming heroes and lacking the maturity to understand the dangers they
are seeing, young Palestinians are easily provoked to enter into harms way. The children on the front
lines of this uprising are not accidental. The Palestinian Authority (PA) has intentionally provoked
children to drop their toys and pick up stones against the occupying forces of Israel. A number of
Palestinian teenagers, some as young as 13 and 14 have gone on suicide missions because the societal
conditioning has deceived children into believing that combat and a heroic Death for Allah are
expected of them. The subject matter of the PA national curriculum and state owned media coach the
children into armed conflict. The objective; to irrevocably plant seeds of hatred into entire generations.
The children are almost conditioned to take up collective behavior that conforms to violent ideological
social movements. For many in the Palestinian society the one goal in life is death. The PA leadership
consistently accuses Israel of violating human rights for the killing of innocent children while they are
fully responsible for placing the children in the heat of the battle. This is a cynical attempt to
undermine human rights tensions.
How does one effectively protest on behalf of women s rights in a region where women are
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Case Study Separation Anxiety Disorder
Diagnosis and Treatment of Separation Anxiety Disorder
CASE STUDY 6
CLIENT DETAILS
Diagnosis: Separation Anxiety Disorder.
Age: 6 years.
Client Gender: Male.
Initial Consultation: 20th May 2011.
Number of Sessions: 12 sessions.
Place of Treatment: The agency.
Treatment Approach: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
Treatment Mode: Weekly one hour sessions.
Referral Information
The client s mother referred her son to the agency because he was suffering from anxiety. He was
resisting going to go to school and becoming distressed when his parents tried to leave him at home.
Presenting Problem
The client attended his first assessment session with his mother. He was of average size and weight for
his age and was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The parents reported that their child s pre and post natal development was normal without illness or
injury. However, as an infant/toddler, he had been difficult to soothe when upset and demanded
constant attention which his parents found difficult to manage.
Twelve months before attending the agency the client began to demonstrate increasing levels of
anxiety. This anxiety commenced with significant difficulties being separated from his mother or
father at home, to go to school, stay with family and play with friends. The parents said the client s
behaviours included clinging on to them and chasing after them as they were leaving the house or
school. He would also check their location in the house to confirm that they were still there. On
occasion his behaviour deteriorated into tantrums, although this only happened at home. The parents
also expressed concern that the boy s teacher noticed he was refusing to eat at school. The parents also
reported their child was unable to get to sleep without their presence. He would awaken with
nightmares at least three times a week saying he was frightened something bad was happening to
them. The parents stated that it was becoming increasingly difficult for them to manage their son s
behaviour.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Separation Anxiety Disorder
CASE STUDY 6
CLIENT DETAILS
Diagnosis: Separation Anxiety Disorder.
Age: 6 years.
Client Gender: Male.
Initial Consultation: 20th May 2011.
Number of Sessions: 12 sessions.
Place of Treatment: The agency.
Treatment Approach: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
Treatment Mode: Weekly one hour sessions.
Referral Information
The client s mother referred her son to the agency because he was suffering from anxiety. He was
resisting going to go to school and becoming distressed when his parents tried to leave him at home.
Presenting Problem
The client attended his first assessment session with his mother. He was of average size and weight for
his age and was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The parents reported that their child s pre and post natal development was normal without illness or
injury. However, as an infant/toddler, he had been difficult to soothe when upset and demanded
constant attention which his parents found difficult to manage.
Twelve months before attending the agency the client began to demonstrate increasing levels of
anxiety. This anxiety commenced with significant difficulties being separated from his mother or
father at home, to go to school, stay with family and play with friends. The parents said the client s
behaviours included clinging on to them and chasing after them as they were leaving the house or
school. He would also check their location in the house to confirm that they were still there. On
occasion his behaviour deteriorated into tantrums, although this only happened at home. The parents
also expressed concern that the boy s teacher noticed he was refusing to eat at school. The parents also
reported their child was unable to get to sleep without their presence. He would awaken with
nightmares at least three times a week saying he was frightened something bad was happening to
them. The parents stated that it was becoming increasingly difficult for them to manage their son s
behaviour.
The client s parents reported that there was no known family history of anxiety and depression on
either side of their family.
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either side of their family.
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Comparing The Bourne Supremacy And The Power Trip
When someone tells a person what to do the person receiving the request rarely questions carrying out
what is asked of him or the validity of the requester. Obedience to authority is encountered almost
everyday whether in the classroom or in the workplace. Throughout the engaging plot, the 2004 action
movie, The Bourne Supremacy explores topics such as the legitimacy of authority and obeying those
in charge that are also investigated in the articles Disobedience as a Psychological and Moral Problem
by Jonah Lehrer and The Power Trip by Erich Fromm. Towards the beginning of the film an exchange
that was going down in Berlin, Germany in effort to uncover some files concerning stolen Central
Intelligence Agency (CIA) funds goes terribly ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Towards the end of the movie the audience finds out that Ward was Gretov s partner in pilfering the
CIA s twenty million dollars. In his article The Power Trip, Jonah Lehrer brings up a point concerning
people with high power who go down the wrong track. He says that While a little compassion might
help us climb the social ladder, once we re at the top we end up morphing into a very different kind of
beast (Lehrer 646). The movie doesn t provide any information regarding how Ward landed his
position, but due to his fraudulent actions the audience knows that Ward is a beast. Lehrer then quotes
Dacher Keltner, a psychologist at the University of California... It s an incredibly consistent
effect...when you give people power, they basically start acting like fools (646). Ward definitely acts
like a fool. He is constantly having to watch his back throughout the movie and knows that the only
thing that will save him is if Bourne dies before Landy discovers any further information. When
Landy becomes tired of Ward inferring that she needs to kill Bourne she lashes out at him, What now?
Terminate him? You ve been pushing that agenda ever since we got here (The Bourne Supremacy).
Since Ward doesn t want her to be able to complete her investigation he starts trying to use his
authority to push a foolish
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When someone tells a person what to do the person receiving the request rarely questions carrying out
what is asked of him or the validity of the requester. Obedience to authority is encountered almost
everyday whether in the classroom or in the workplace. Throughout the engaging plot, the 2004 action
movie, The Bourne Supremacy explores topics such as the legitimacy of authority and obeying those
in charge that are also investigated in the articles Disobedience as a Psychological and Moral Problem
by Jonah Lehrer and The Power Trip by Erich Fromm. Towards the beginning of the film an exchange
that was going down in Berlin, Germany in effort to uncover some files concerning stolen Central
Intelligence Agency (CIA) funds goes terribly ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Towards the end of the movie the audience finds out that Ward was Gretov s partner in pilfering the
CIA s twenty million dollars. In his article The Power Trip, Jonah Lehrer brings up a point concerning
people with high power who go down the wrong track. He says that While a little compassion might
help us climb the social ladder, once we re at the top we end up morphing into a very different kind of
beast (Lehrer 646). The movie doesn t provide any information regarding how Ward landed his
position, but due to his fraudulent actions the audience knows that Ward is a beast. Lehrer then quotes
Dacher Keltner, a psychologist at the University of California... It s an incredibly consistent
effect...when you give people power, they basically start acting like fools (646). Ward definitely acts
like a fool. He is constantly having to watch his back throughout the movie and knows that the only
thing that will save him is if Bourne dies before Landy discovers any further information. When
Landy becomes tired of Ward inferring that she needs to kill Bourne she lashes out at him, What now?
Terminate him? You ve been pushing that agenda ever since we got here (The Bourne Supremacy).
Since Ward doesn t want her to be able to complete her investigation he starts trying to use his
authority to push a foolish
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A Rainbow Comes After The Storm Short Story
A Rainbow Comes After the Storm
Newaygo, Michigan, a small, little, suburban town north of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Their tubing and
rafting was a hotspot for families to spend quality time together. I was part of one of them. I was filled
with excitement. While we were waiting in line, we were cracking jokes and having a good time.
Group number 43, head your way to the pink bus! the announcer called. My family of 7 got onto the
bus. It was my uncle, my aunt, my 6 year old cousin, Avi, My 11 year old cousin, Preet, my parents
and me. We were on the bus, in this strange tiny town. We drove down the dirt road, down to the
forest. I found this quite sketchy, but the only thing that was in my head was jumping into the cold,
crisp, and clear water as I imagined. Then, the bus began to shake as the bus driver announced through
the radio, Don t be frightened, we are almost there! Just a few more of these sharp turns and you ll be
on your tubes down the refreshing water. Just remember to get off at the bridge, or you ll be in deep
trouble.
The bridge, the bridge, the bridge. I kept on repeating that in my head so I would not forget. Suddenly,
everyone started clapping. It was finally time to get off. Preet and I rushed to get the tubes for
everyone in our family, and some twine to attach it. We were filled with excitement. Time flew by, and
we were finally on the dock. We got our tubes tied up, and went into the water. The sun was shining
through the dancing, tall, trees and everyone was smiling. Groups started to pass us by, to the point we
were isolated. We couldn t see anyone else in the vast river. There was no possible way to get of
neither. The land was all slanted, so you would have to climb, along with that it was all private
property. I was slightly worried about this.
Mommy, is that a sea monster? My cousin, Avi questioned. Then all of a sudden there was a BOOM!
A tree log stuck us. This tree log was gigantic; it looked like it weighed a million pounds. It was so big
that we couldn t get around it. We couldn t use it to hold onto as it was all mushy and wet. I thought to
myself, should I go under the log, but it s way too low, I would drown. We are going to be stuck here
forever. We have nothing
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A Rainbow Comes After the Storm
Newaygo, Michigan, a small, little, suburban town north of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Their tubing and
rafting was a hotspot for families to spend quality time together. I was part of one of them. I was filled
with excitement. While we were waiting in line, we were cracking jokes and having a good time.
Group number 43, head your way to the pink bus! the announcer called. My family of 7 got onto the
bus. It was my uncle, my aunt, my 6 year old cousin, Avi, My 11 year old cousin, Preet, my parents
and me. We were on the bus, in this strange tiny town. We drove down the dirt road, down to the
forest. I found this quite sketchy, but the only thing that was in my head was jumping into the cold,
crisp, and clear water as I imagined. Then, the bus began to shake as the bus driver announced through
the radio, Don t be frightened, we are almost there! Just a few more of these sharp turns and you ll be
on your tubes down the refreshing water. Just remember to get off at the bridge, or you ll be in deep
trouble.
The bridge, the bridge, the bridge. I kept on repeating that in my head so I would not forget. Suddenly,
everyone started clapping. It was finally time to get off. Preet and I rushed to get the tubes for
everyone in our family, and some twine to attach it. We were filled with excitement. Time flew by, and
we were finally on the dock. We got our tubes tied up, and went into the water. The sun was shining
through the dancing, tall, trees and everyone was smiling. Groups started to pass us by, to the point we
were isolated. We couldn t see anyone else in the vast river. There was no possible way to get of
neither. The land was all slanted, so you would have to climb, along with that it was all private
property. I was slightly worried about this.
Mommy, is that a sea monster? My cousin, Avi questioned. Then all of a sudden there was a BOOM!
A tree log stuck us. This tree log was gigantic; it looked like it weighed a million pounds. It was so big
that we couldn t get around it. We couldn t use it to hold onto as it was all mushy and wet. I thought to
myself, should I go under the log, but it s way too low, I would drown. We are going to be stuck here
forever. We have nothing
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The Impact Of Globalisation And Globalization
Modern world is full of new technologies and innovative ideas that can be useful and harmful to many
people. They can be easily spread and shared due to our interconnected world; globalisation allows
everyone to connect and find information in a matter of minutes. Societies are no longer secluded and
can affect each other with ease. This can end in cultural appropriation or appreciation of the different
cultures that surround us. Cultural identity is the feeling of belonging to a certain social group, it is
related to nationality, ethnicity, social class, generation, locality and others (Moho, 2005).
Globalisation is a controversial topic because it is far from being black and white, it affects people
differently and can be viewed from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Particularly English words and slang became very prominent around the world and can be found in
nearly every home or store from Japan to Spain. The English language has also been affected and
influenced by foreign speech. The Oxford English Dictionary has fairly recently added words such as
Izakaya (a type of Japanese bar) or shvitz (sauna or steam bath) (Arau, 2016), however, languages
even centuries ago assimilated and exchanged words from different cultures. To see the consequences
of prolonged linguistic contact we can observe the Latin American people who have travelled and
settled in North America. Hispanic Americans who speak both English and Spanish welded the
languages lexical and grammatical items to create a new urban dialect Spanglish . This can be seen in
many minority communities since common language is a tool of sharing a way of life by social
groups, this way they feel connected and unique in their environment where not many other people
share the same experiences and struggles as them. In our globalised world a lot of individuals have
internalised more than one culture. Contrary to popular belief, biculturalism and bilingualism do not
have to coincide, however, it is highly common for a bicultural person to use more than one language
while navigating between their different cultures. Immigrants, refugees, international students and
ethnic minorities have knowledge about multiple customs and often adjust their
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Modern world is full of new technologies and innovative ideas that can be useful and harmful to many
people. They can be easily spread and shared due to our interconnected world; globalisation allows
everyone to connect and find information in a matter of minutes. Societies are no longer secluded and
can affect each other with ease. This can end in cultural appropriation or appreciation of the different
cultures that surround us. Cultural identity is the feeling of belonging to a certain social group, it is
related to nationality, ethnicity, social class, generation, locality and others (Moho, 2005).
Globalisation is a controversial topic because it is far from being black and white, it affects people
differently and can be viewed from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Particularly English words and slang became very prominent around the world and can be found in
nearly every home or store from Japan to Spain. The English language has also been affected and
influenced by foreign speech. The Oxford English Dictionary has fairly recently added words such as
Izakaya (a type of Japanese bar) or shvitz (sauna or steam bath) (Arau, 2016), however, languages
even centuries ago assimilated and exchanged words from different cultures. To see the consequences
of prolonged linguistic contact we can observe the Latin American people who have travelled and
settled in North America. Hispanic Americans who speak both English and Spanish welded the
languages lexical and grammatical items to create a new urban dialect Spanglish . This can be seen in
many minority communities since common language is a tool of sharing a way of life by social
groups, this way they feel connected and unique in their environment where not many other people
share the same experiences and struggles as them. In our globalised world a lot of individuals have
internalised more than one culture. Contrary to popular belief, biculturalism and bilingualism do not
have to coincide, however, it is highly common for a bicultural person to use more than one language
while navigating between their different cultures. Immigrants, refugees, international students and
ethnic minorities have knowledge about multiple customs and often adjust their
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Examples Of Argumentative Essay On The Great Gatsby
The Great Gatsby Argumentative Essay
In the novel the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the observations of the character named Nick
Carraway reflects upon the life of Jay Gatsby and his surroundings. The 20th century is masked by the
glamour and parties. It displays a wondrous era full of wealth. Even though money is the key to this
fantasy it is just that... a fantasy. The happiness and reality of life fails to complete on behalf of these
rich people. Gatsby seems to have all the riches and fame, although these things cannot fulfil the
happiness he desires of Daisy Buchanan.
The roaring twenties was a era that defines the word magnetism. It attracts people to this day because
of the beauty and golden environment. Jay Gatsby symbolizes the thriving society of this era. He
could acquire anything he desires at any moment needed. Although, once time passes the desires
become a normality. The excitement of obtaining a new object or going to explore seize. Gatsby loses
the happiness once felt and begins to feel the loneliness within his heart. Bliss and happiness reflects
upon those receiving love of some sort. In this case, Gatsby lacks this precious gift. In acquiring
Daisy, a long lost love, he believes his life will find its meaning. ... Show more content on
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Carraway observes his odd behaviors and soon discovers of the sparkling love within these two. He
watches the love of two forbidden souls thrive in each other s presence. The smile Gatsby holds stands
out from any other time in the novel for the simple fact of it being genuine. The author assures the
reader of the 20th century for the example of true happiness. All the amazing aspects override the
novel in order to prove this point. Gatsby could be the richest man alive, but to look into his life such
as Carraway did the reality would
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The Great Gatsby Argumentative Essay
In the novel the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the observations of the character named Nick
Carraway reflects upon the life of Jay Gatsby and his surroundings. The 20th century is masked by the
glamour and parties. It displays a wondrous era full of wealth. Even though money is the key to this
fantasy it is just that... a fantasy. The happiness and reality of life fails to complete on behalf of these
rich people. Gatsby seems to have all the riches and fame, although these things cannot fulfil the
happiness he desires of Daisy Buchanan.
The roaring twenties was a era that defines the word magnetism. It attracts people to this day because
of the beauty and golden environment. Jay Gatsby symbolizes the thriving society of this era. He
could acquire anything he desires at any moment needed. Although, once time passes the desires
become a normality. The excitement of obtaining a new object or going to explore seize. Gatsby loses
the happiness once felt and begins to feel the loneliness within his heart. Bliss and happiness reflects
upon those receiving love of some sort. In this case, Gatsby lacks this precious gift. In acquiring
Daisy, a long lost love, he believes his life will find its meaning. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Carraway observes his odd behaviors and soon discovers of the sparkling love within these two. He
watches the love of two forbidden souls thrive in each other s presence. The smile Gatsby holds stands
out from any other time in the novel for the simple fact of it being genuine. The author assures the
reader of the 20th century for the example of true happiness. All the amazing aspects override the
novel in order to prove this point. Gatsby could be the richest man alive, but to look into his life such
as Carraway did the reality would
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The Use Of Sexual Gratification On College Campuses
Hookups are a type of brief sexual relationship that typically occur on only one occasion between two
people who are usually strangers or have briefly become acquainted (Paul, McManus Hayes, 2000).
Hooking up may be considered to be the contemporary term for the older phrase one night stand
which also implies a no strings attached interlude. In this sort of association, sexual gratification can
be the primary goal, with companionship being a distant consideration. This variety of alliance can
certainly involve both heterosexual and homosexual couples and can be facilitated through friends or
like minded individuals. According to one study, this casual and non committal sexual encounter
based form of interaction now finds itself as the predominating heterosexual relationship on college
campuses (Stinson, 2010). It may be easy to see why this is the case as the lifestyles of students are
busy ones and often little time is available to devote to what is necessary to maintain a more serious
involvement. Friends with Benefits Friends with benefits relationships are generally considered to be a
relationship that occurs between friends of the opposite sex who participate in sexual practices but
view their bond as being non romantic (Hughes, Morrison, Asada, 2007). However, there is no reason
to believe that this type of strictly platonic relationship cannot have its equivalent parallel with
members of the same sex. There are advantages to this type of arrangement that are
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Hookups are a type of brief sexual relationship that typically occur on only one occasion between two
people who are usually strangers or have briefly become acquainted (Paul, McManus Hayes, 2000).
Hooking up may be considered to be the contemporary term for the older phrase one night stand
which also implies a no strings attached interlude. In this sort of association, sexual gratification can
be the primary goal, with companionship being a distant consideration. This variety of alliance can
certainly involve both heterosexual and homosexual couples and can be facilitated through friends or
like minded individuals. According to one study, this casual and non committal sexual encounter
based form of interaction now finds itself as the predominating heterosexual relationship on college
campuses (Stinson, 2010). It may be easy to see why this is the case as the lifestyles of students are
busy ones and often little time is available to devote to what is necessary to maintain a more serious
involvement. Friends with Benefits Friends with benefits relationships are generally considered to be a
relationship that occurs between friends of the opposite sex who participate in sexual practices but
view their bond as being non romantic (Hughes, Morrison, Asada, 2007). However, there is no reason
to believe that this type of strictly platonic relationship cannot have its equivalent parallel with
members of the same sex. There are advantages to this type of arrangement that are
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Essay on Fight Club and Our Consumer Identity
Fight Club and Our Consumer Identity
The narrator in the film Fight Club is questioned about his devastated condo and declares, That condo
was my life, okay? I loved every stick of furniture in that place. That was not just a bunch of stuff that
got destroyed, that was me! This attitude of defining self identity through a consumer culture has
become institutionalized in the American society. The film Fight Club addresses the excessive
consumerism as a sign of emotional emptiness and as a form of self distinction. While the title
suggests that it is just another cliché action movie, it is not so shallow or narrowly focused. It instead
provides the viewer with a provocative view on American society and it raises valid questions about ...
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Together, they end up creating the underground fight club that becomes wildly popular with blue
collar workers. Shirt less men beat each other into bloody messes every Saturday night in the
basement of a bar. As the movie progresses, this underground club becomes more of a renegade
resistance group that causes mayhem to corporate America. While Tyler is leading his cult to more
mischief and mayhem, Jack thinks it has gotten out of hand. Fight club has spread across the country
and Tyler s next mission is to blow up all the major credit companies to erase everyone s credit thus
leveling the economic playing field. Jack, in an attempt to stop him, chases Tyler around the country
but it always appears that he has just missed Tyler. Jack slowly comes to the conclusion that he
himself and Tyler are the same person. While Jack thought he was sleeping, in reality his
schizophrenic other half was working Tyler s jobs, making soap and trying to blow Americas
materialistic views to pieces. Jack is able to destroy his alter ego by over coming Tyler s influence and
shooting himself through the cheek; however, he is not able to stop Tyler s explosions. The last scene
shows the buildings collapsing while Jack and Marla are kissing.
Fight Club challenges the typical American consumer identity by creating two contradicting
characters. Jack starts out as a consumer defining his life by possessions, while Tyler lives his life on
his own terms. One of the better
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Fight Club and Our Consumer Identity
The narrator in the film Fight Club is questioned about his devastated condo and declares, That condo
was my life, okay? I loved every stick of furniture in that place. That was not just a bunch of stuff that
got destroyed, that was me! This attitude of defining self identity through a consumer culture has
become institutionalized in the American society. The film Fight Club addresses the excessive
consumerism as a sign of emotional emptiness and as a form of self distinction. While the title
suggests that it is just another cliché action movie, it is not so shallow or narrowly focused. It instead
provides the viewer with a provocative view on American society and it raises valid questions about ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Together, they end up creating the underground fight club that becomes wildly popular with blue
collar workers. Shirt less men beat each other into bloody messes every Saturday night in the
basement of a bar. As the movie progresses, this underground club becomes more of a renegade
resistance group that causes mayhem to corporate America. While Tyler is leading his cult to more
mischief and mayhem, Jack thinks it has gotten out of hand. Fight club has spread across the country
and Tyler s next mission is to blow up all the major credit companies to erase everyone s credit thus
leveling the economic playing field. Jack, in an attempt to stop him, chases Tyler around the country
but it always appears that he has just missed Tyler. Jack slowly comes to the conclusion that he
himself and Tyler are the same person. While Jack thought he was sleeping, in reality his
schizophrenic other half was working Tyler s jobs, making soap and trying to blow Americas
materialistic views to pieces. Jack is able to destroy his alter ego by over coming Tyler s influence and
shooting himself through the cheek; however, he is not able to stop Tyler s explosions. The last scene
shows the buildings collapsing while Jack and Marla are kissing.
Fight Club challenges the typical American consumer identity by creating two contradicting
characters. Jack starts out as a consumer defining his life by possessions, while Tyler lives his life on
his own terms. One of the better
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Black Mold Research Paper
Black Mold
If you have a mold infestation in your home you should hire an expert that is trained specifically in
mold removal. Mold infestation are mostly found in a moist and damp part of your home, especially
during the rainy season. The infestations can cause various health issues and damage to the structure
of a house if not treated. Mold is mostly found on the flooring, bathroom tiles, drywall, and so on.
Symptoms of Black Mold
As mentioned previously, mold cause health issues in humans and animals, not only can mold be
identified visually, there are some symptoms and warning signs that you should note, it will help
identify that you have a mold problem in your home:
Breathing problems
Fatigue, headaches, tiredness
Nausea
Confusion/brain fog
Anxiety
Difficulty concentrating or paying attention
Asthma attacks
Coughing or sneezing excessively
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It smells very musty and a lot like mildew. You can find mold underneath carpet, on the furniture,
under sinks, roofing, behind wallpaper, and other places that become damp. The smell of mold cannot
be detected if it is located in air ducts or AC units unless the air is blown through it causing it to cover
the whole house.
Methods of Mold Removal
Damp wiping: This method involves scrubbing, wiping, or using detergent and water techniques.
Wet vacuums: this vacuum designed for the collection of water deposited on the home surfaces
High efficiency Particulate Air Vacuum (HEPA) this method includes the use of machines that have
filters and powerful suction that can help remove the mold from areas that are dry.
Blasting: this method is used to remove mold on cement or wooden surfaces using dry ice, media,
and soda blasting.
Removing material infested with mold: if you can t clean a mold infestation, it will be advisable to
get rid of the parts infested by mold, seal and properly dispose of
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Black Mold
If you have a mold infestation in your home you should hire an expert that is trained specifically in
mold removal. Mold infestation are mostly found in a moist and damp part of your home, especially
during the rainy season. The infestations can cause various health issues and damage to the structure
of a house if not treated. Mold is mostly found on the flooring, bathroom tiles, drywall, and so on.
Symptoms of Black Mold
As mentioned previously, mold cause health issues in humans and animals, not only can mold be
identified visually, there are some symptoms and warning signs that you should note, it will help
identify that you have a mold problem in your home:
Breathing problems
Fatigue, headaches, tiredness
Nausea
Confusion/brain fog
Anxiety
Difficulty concentrating or paying attention
Asthma attacks
Coughing or sneezing excessively
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It smells very musty and a lot like mildew. You can find mold underneath carpet, on the furniture,
under sinks, roofing, behind wallpaper, and other places that become damp. The smell of mold cannot
be detected if it is located in air ducts or AC units unless the air is blown through it causing it to cover
the whole house.
Methods of Mold Removal
Damp wiping: This method involves scrubbing, wiping, or using detergent and water techniques.
Wet vacuums: this vacuum designed for the collection of water deposited on the home surfaces
High efficiency Particulate Air Vacuum (HEPA) this method includes the use of machines that have
filters and powerful suction that can help remove the mold from areas that are dry.
Blasting: this method is used to remove mold on cement or wooden surfaces using dry ice, media,
and soda blasting.
Removing material infested with mold: if you can t clean a mold infestation, it will be advisable to
get rid of the parts infested by mold, seal and properly dispose of
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Is Mormonism Really A Cult
Mormonism Is it really a cult?
Many people see The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, also known as LDS or Mormonism,
as a cult. But are they really a cult? Again others see them as a valid denomination of Christianity.
Which of these is more correct?
A great deal of people consider Mormonism to be a cult. They think that they have strange customs,
such as not eating fruit. It is true that Mormonism is different in many ways from most Christianity,
but does that really make it a cult? To quote the textbook: A cult represents a distinct break from other
traditions . So by that definition, all religion is cultist in nature. One major difference between
Mormonism and most Christianity is Baptism of the Dead. Mormons believe that
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Mormonism Is it really a cult?
Many people see The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, also known as LDS or Mormonism,
as a cult. But are they really a cult? Again others see them as a valid denomination of Christianity.
Which of these is more correct?
A great deal of people consider Mormonism to be a cult. They think that they have strange customs,
such as not eating fruit. It is true that Mormonism is different in many ways from most Christianity,
but does that really make it a cult? To quote the textbook: A cult represents a distinct break from other
traditions . So by that definition, all religion is cultist in nature. One major difference between
Mormonism and most Christianity is Baptism of the Dead. Mormons believe that
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Essay How to Tame a Wild Tongue
Natalie Gonzalez 3/14/2007 Gloria Anzaldua, author of the article How to tame a Wild Tongue ,
expresses very strong views on how she feels her native Chicano Spanish language needs to be
preserved in order to maintain cultural unity when used as a private form of communication. Her
statement, for a people who cannot identify with either standard (formal, Castilian) Spanish, nor
standard English, what recourse is left to them but to create their own language? suggests that despite
the societal pressures of needing to learn more formal and properly accepted English and Spanish,
the very nature of the Chicano language is a unique creation of acceptance, through language within
the Mexican culture. She is opposed to assimilation on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The English language is universal. It has very set rules, forms and functions. The Chicano language at
best represents a personal story, a private communication that is not understandable or even acceptable
by non chicanos. By contrast, Richard Rodriquez, in his article entitled Aria , strongly believes in
surrendering to learning the proper English language, despite how strongly he feels his native tongue
is a private language that once functioned to unite his family. Rodriguez creates a division of a public
and a private discourse. He feels that he has a right to learn the public language of los gringos . He
creates a visual clash of two worlds: a public world as represented by school and the need to learn
English; and a private world as represented by his family and the use of Spanish within the home. He
feels that in order to adapt and create assimilation that he needs to abandon the comfort of using
Spanish to communicate and force himself to learn English even if it meant alienating his family
members. He does not believe as Anzaluda does that you have to create your own language if you
cannot identify with more formal forms of acceptance. Although he admits it is heartbreaking to have
shared fewer words with his parents because of the language barrier, he thinks his choice in learning
and practicing English was necessary. In fact, the more he learned
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Natalie Gonzalez 3/14/2007 Gloria Anzaldua, author of the article How to tame a Wild Tongue ,
expresses very strong views on how she feels her native Chicano Spanish language needs to be
preserved in order to maintain cultural unity when used as a private form of communication. Her
statement, for a people who cannot identify with either standard (formal, Castilian) Spanish, nor
standard English, what recourse is left to them but to create their own language? suggests that despite
the societal pressures of needing to learn more formal and properly accepted English and Spanish,
the very nature of the Chicano language is a unique creation of acceptance, through language within
the Mexican culture. She is opposed to assimilation on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The English language is universal. It has very set rules, forms and functions. The Chicano language at
best represents a personal story, a private communication that is not understandable or even acceptable
by non chicanos. By contrast, Richard Rodriquez, in his article entitled Aria , strongly believes in
surrendering to learning the proper English language, despite how strongly he feels his native tongue
is a private language that once functioned to unite his family. Rodriguez creates a division of a public
and a private discourse. He feels that he has a right to learn the public language of los gringos . He
creates a visual clash of two worlds: a public world as represented by school and the need to learn
English; and a private world as represented by his family and the use of Spanish within the home. He
feels that in order to adapt and create assimilation that he needs to abandon the comfort of using
Spanish to communicate and force himself to learn English even if it meant alienating his family
members. He does not believe as Anzaluda does that you have to create your own language if you
cannot identify with more formal forms of acceptance. Although he admits it is heartbreaking to have
shared fewer words with his parents because of the language barrier, he thinks his choice in learning
and practicing English was necessary. In fact, the more he learned
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Ethical Delemis
Running head: ETHICAL DILEMMA: BRAIN DEATH
Ethical Dilemma: Brain Death
Mike Baker
University of Phoenix
Introduction
There has been an increase in the number of organs donated for transplantation since the development
and acceptance of brain death. (Guidelines for the determination of death, 1981) The strict rules
surrounding the diagnosis and the ability to develop individualized Policy and Procedures in the
determination of brain death has removed the fear of law suite surrounding this definition of death.
(Guidelines for the determination of death, 1981)
Old vs. New
Until brain death was introduced the diagnosis of death was the lack of cardiac function. Without a
heart beat blood did not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this case AMH has requested the SWOB to responded and recover organs for transplant. Once the
brain death diagnosis is made the attending doctor does not have any more contact with the patient.
This prevents the conflict of interest question from being raised.
The responding organ bank, as well as the centers that receive the organs for transplant, provide on
call doctors to assist in the recovery process. The hospital however maintains control of the patient.
This chain of command is for the protection of all involved in the recovery and transplant process.
In this situation the organ bank was challenging the diagnosis of brain death made by a member of the
professional staff of AMH. Not only was there a challenge but it was being made by some one other
then a doctor. Only a doctor can pronounce a patient dead. So here was another dilemma in that there
was a challenge to the doctor s diagnosis being made by a nurse. This in it self goes against the State
Nursing Rules for licensure. Nurses are not allowed to diagnosis nor practice medicine.
The transplant coordinator nurse needed the support of the organ bank s medical staff. The organ bank
s medical staff was not on scene and thus had to take the word of the transplant coordinator.
In this case the transplant coordinator could have just continued with the recovery and not said
anything. The coordinator could have
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Running head: ETHICAL DILEMMA: BRAIN DEATH
Ethical Dilemma: Brain Death
Mike Baker
University of Phoenix
Introduction
There has been an increase in the number of organs donated for transplantation since the development
and acceptance of brain death. (Guidelines for the determination of death, 1981) The strict rules
surrounding the diagnosis and the ability to develop individualized Policy and Procedures in the
determination of brain death has removed the fear of law suite surrounding this definition of death.
(Guidelines for the determination of death, 1981)
Old vs. New
Until brain death was introduced the diagnosis of death was the lack of cardiac function. Without a
heart beat blood did not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this case AMH has requested the SWOB to responded and recover organs for transplant. Once the
brain death diagnosis is made the attending doctor does not have any more contact with the patient.
This prevents the conflict of interest question from being raised.
The responding organ bank, as well as the centers that receive the organs for transplant, provide on
call doctors to assist in the recovery process. The hospital however maintains control of the patient.
This chain of command is for the protection of all involved in the recovery and transplant process.
In this situation the organ bank was challenging the diagnosis of brain death made by a member of the
professional staff of AMH. Not only was there a challenge but it was being made by some one other
then a doctor. Only a doctor can pronounce a patient dead. So here was another dilemma in that there
was a challenge to the doctor s diagnosis being made by a nurse. This in it self goes against the State
Nursing Rules for licensure. Nurses are not allowed to diagnosis nor practice medicine.
The transplant coordinator nurse needed the support of the organ bank s medical staff. The organ bank
s medical staff was not on scene and thus had to take the word of the transplant coordinator.
In this case the transplant coordinator could have just continued with the recovery and not said
anything. The coordinator could have
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Robert Cialdini The 6 Principle Of Influence Summary
Wakettu Cortez Robert Cialdini The video is an interview of Robert Cialdini talking about his theories
of influence presented in The 6 Principle of Influence . He starts by mentioning and explaining the 6
principles in details, and the real meaning of this theory. The 6 principles of influence are: social
proof, commitment, reciprocation, liking, authority and consistency. He is very specific on authority
and reciprocity and defines then as: reciprocity as the desire of all of us to give back to someone who
is given back to us and authority the desire to make people follow are directions by claiming to be
good at a certain topic. He also explains how people are easily influenced and manipulated and says
that we feel more identified with
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Wakettu Cortez Robert Cialdini The video is an interview of Robert Cialdini talking about his theories
of influence presented in The 6 Principle of Influence . He starts by mentioning and explaining the 6
principles in details, and the real meaning of this theory. The 6 principles of influence are: social
proof, commitment, reciprocation, liking, authority and consistency. He is very specific on authority
and reciprocity and defines then as: reciprocity as the desire of all of us to give back to someone who
is given back to us and authority the desire to make people follow are directions by claiming to be
good at a certain topic. He also explains how people are easily influenced and manipulated and says
that we feel more identified with
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Cyber Bullying And Its Effects On Society Essay
Cyber bullying
The saying, if sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt me was ever true, it
sure isn t true today (Alexander, 2011). The survey of 9 years olds in 35 countries found that New
Zealand is the one most second highest rate of school bullying. (nzherald, 2012). Especially in this
case parents really need to take a stand against bullying to help prevent it and to stop it. We as parents
need to be a part of the solution, not the problem. Cyberbullying is harmful to society because it
encourages poor behaviour many harshly affect the victim and makes the internet an unsafe
environment for children.
Children should be able to live a life free from bullying and harassment and it is time that we all took
a stand against this (Katherine,2015). Of course cyber bullying has showed itself in popular
networking sites such as twitter, Facebook and Tumblr. Those websites are meant to be socializing
between friends and family. Cyber bullying is a big concern in New Zealand society. How are children
and young people affected?
Firstly cyberbullying in social media it has shown in the article sudden loss of girl saddens community
by Alicia bailey. Stephanie Garrett, age 15 committed suicide after being cyberbullied on a website
called ask. FM.(bailey,2013) Cyberbullying can happen to any age group even if you are male or
female. In this article, statistics shows that suicide has been a significant rise to is to 19 years, age
group. (Bailey,
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Cyber bullying
The saying, if sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt me was ever true, it
sure isn t true today (Alexander, 2011). The survey of 9 years olds in 35 countries found that New
Zealand is the one most second highest rate of school bullying. (nzherald, 2012). Especially in this
case parents really need to take a stand against bullying to help prevent it and to stop it. We as parents
need to be a part of the solution, not the problem. Cyberbullying is harmful to society because it
encourages poor behaviour many harshly affect the victim and makes the internet an unsafe
environment for children.
Children should be able to live a life free from bullying and harassment and it is time that we all took
a stand against this (Katherine,2015). Of course cyber bullying has showed itself in popular
networking sites such as twitter, Facebook and Tumblr. Those websites are meant to be socializing
between friends and family. Cyber bullying is a big concern in New Zealand society. How are children
and young people affected?
Firstly cyberbullying in social media it has shown in the article sudden loss of girl saddens community
by Alicia bailey. Stephanie Garrett, age 15 committed suicide after being cyberbullied on a website
called ask. FM.(bailey,2013) Cyberbullying can happen to any age group even if you are male or
female. In this article, statistics shows that suicide has been a significant rise to is to 19 years, age
group. (Bailey,
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