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Investigation to Find Out Whether Light Distribution...
Investigation to find out whether light distribution affects the abundance of daisy s on The Downs
School playing field, Compton.
Hypothesis: As the light intensity goes up the abundance of daisy s on The Downs School field will
also increase.
Equipment:
10 meter tape measure
light intensity meter
Identification key
Thermometer
soil depth spike
PH Probe
quadrat 0.5 by 0.5
Method:
1. Line up the tape measure from the chosen tree on the ground.
2. Place the quadrat on the ground next to the tape measure at 0cm
3. Count the number of squares in the quadrat where part of a daisy is present
4. Take the light intensity after each count of daisy s has being taken.
5. Move the quadrat to 1 meter and measure from 1 to 1.5 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We will take 3 measurements of how deep the soil is in 3 different places to get an overall average.
Mowing The whole of the grass has being mowed therefore all the plants have gone through the same
.
Season Because the experiment is only take place in 1 hour the season will not affect the results. If I
had a whole year to carry this experiment out I would do the experiment throughout different seasons
to see what affect the seasons has on the results.
Soil PH I will measure the soil PH in 5 different places to get an accurate and reliable results.
B(ii)
In transect 1 quadrat number 3 there is an anomaly, the sequence is broken 81, 82, 89, 84, this could
have been because Shelby pointed the light meter up into the sky instead of the 90 degree angle. If I
had more time then we would have repeated this result. Most of the other results are accurate and
reliable because looking at the graph there are no completely out of place results, there are a few that
do not fit with the line of best fit very well but ecology is very hard to get perfect as you cannot make
the environment do what you want to do. Some of the light measurements may not be accurate
because when we did the experiment the light was changing and was very unpredictable, sometimes
the sun would go behind a cloud which meant the light measurement would be low when actually
most
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The Transcontinental Railroad
America s Transcontinental Railroad
Since the beginning of recorded history, mankind has been caught in the middle of being frightened by
the unknown and having an intense desire to explore and conquer it. The magnetic draws of potential
land, wealth, and happiness have been perpetually found in juxtaposition against the possibilities of
exotic foes, disease, and ultimate death. The concept of the desire to command the unknown frontier is
clearly seen in mid
nineteenth century America, and has been revered as a foundational pillar of
American spirit. The westward expansion of early America was influenced by a multitude of factors
and is known in history as a crucial base to the growth of the political and economic superpower
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The overall impact of the Gold Rush is seen through the effects of this population boom
the
population of cities like San Francisco exploded, and a huge, modern infrastructure was built to
accommodate this population boom. The Gold Rush also played a large role in the desire for a
Transcontinental Railroad, and is seen by many as the foundation for today s West. However, the
effects of the Gold Rush were localized to the Western States, particularly California. The countrywide
effects of the Transcontinental Railroad strongly contrast the localized impacts of the Gold Rush,
making the Transcontinental Railroad far more impactful on Westward Expansion due to the fact that
its impact was seen in Eastern and Western

Persuasive Essay On Mental Health
It was October 1, 2017, at the Country Music Festival in Las Vegas, Nevada that Stephen Paddock
fired upon a concert, resulting in hundreds killed and wounded altogether (Fox). Going back further to
2011, Jared Lee Loughner killed six and injured twelve, including Congresswoman Gabrielle Gifford
(Moon 209). As more and more mass shootings emerge, it s unfortunate to think such tragedies could
be avoided by involuntarily committing the perpetrator. As of 2017, involuntary commitment, also
known as civil commitment, is a law where the court can order the mentally ill to get treatment against
their consent so long as they pose a danger to self or other (Evans and Salekin 325). By implementing
a less restrictive version of the current law where danger is not the only criteria, the U.S. can provide
equal access to mental health treatments, help get the homeless off the streets, and prevent violent
situations.
Occasionally while walking down the streets, a homeless man is seated against a wall talking
gibberish or a lady is pushing a cart around aimlessly for hours. That same homeless man commonly
overlooked by the law and passerby has the potential to be just like the average middle class person,
working a steady job, having a family, and owning a home of his own but is unfortunately held back
by his mental illness. These people are unable to receive treatment due to having no family, money,
and because they don t impose any danger. On the other hand, less restrictive involuntary commitment
laws would allow for this person to enter a treatment facility at no cost, help them get better, and start
their life anew. For example, less restrictive involuntary commitment laws would provide housing and
proper treatment to those who cannot afford or aren t able to get the help they need on their own. By
eliminating the worry of finding housing, a patient can focus more on getting better mentally and
getting off the streets for good. Supporters of the housing first method agree that once homeless
people have a safe, stable place to live, it is easier to get well and look for work ( Homelessness ).
Involuntary commitment of the patient would allow a bed in a mental health facility, routine care, and
a healthy environment

I Am Sam Essay
I Am Sam December 16th, 2010
In the movie I Am Sam, I will be discussing two elements of communication, facial expressions and
the social exchange theory of relationships. I will be describing two different scenes of the movie to
show how facial expressions are an important element of communication as well as two other scenes
to show how the social exchange theory of relationships works in this movie.
During the final custody hearing to determine if Sam, who has the mentality level of a seven year old,
is capable of raising his daughter Lucy on his own, it was apparently very easy for Mr. Turner to
manipulate him into agreeing with him. Because of Sam s facial expressions during this scene, we can
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When Rita goes to Sam s apartment when he did not show up for his first court ordered evaluation,
Sam ends up having an emotional breakdown when he said Lucy does not need him anymore because
she has a new family and he knows she does not need him. Rita asked him if that was what Lucy had
said and he said, No. I just know she does not need me. When Rita said that that was the first stupid
thing she ever heard him say, Sam s facial expressions showed that he was very upset, depressed, and
frustrated. Rita told Sam that he could get Lucy back, but he has to fight for her. Sam started yelling
because he was so upset and frustrated and he said, But I tried! I try and I tried hard! Rita told him to
try harder and he said, But you do not know! You do not know! You do not know what it is like when
you try, you try, you try, you try, and you do not ever get there! Because you were born perfect and I
was born like this and you were born perfect! People like you do not know! People like you do not
know what it is like to get hurt! People like you do not have feelings! People like you don t feel
anything! Rita s facial expressions at this point show that she is offended,

Summary Of Salinger s The Rye
The Theme of Innocence in Salinger s Novel In today s world innocence is a difficult quality to
achieve and maintain because of the corruption that exists everywhere among us. Many say that
children are the most innocent of beings. However, a child can never be shielded by the danger and
risk that constantly encompasses them in our society today. Children are subjected to this world and
once they are exposed to the corruption it is difficult to maintain the innocence that they once
embodied. In J.D. Salinger s Catcher in the Rye there is an evident need and desire to preserve a sense
of innocence among the characters in a world that lacks innocence. Holden Caulfield, the main
character in Salinger s novel, is a force that tries to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although we never find out if anything did happen between the two Holden s is furious. We see
Holden become infuriated as he questions his roommate about his night. What d you do? I said. Give
her the time in Ed Banky s goddam car? My voice was shaking something awful. What a thing to say.
Want me to wash your mouth out with soap? Did you? That s a professional secret, buddy. This next
part I don t remember so hot. All I know is I got up from the bed, like I was going down to the can or
something, and then I tried to sock him, with all my might, right smack in the toothbrush, so it would
split his goddam throat open. ( Salinger ) When Holden hears that his old innocent checkers partner
possibly did things with his womanizing roommate Stradlater this bothers him a great deal as he feels
her innocence has been stolen, Her virginity being her innocence in this situation. He does not see
Jane as a person who is changed or been affected by the world around her, but as his old friends and
checkers partner. When Holden realizes that his former checkers partner may not be as innocent as she
once was, the idea of purity in people diminishing hits Holden. This is the turning point in his head as
he feels it is his duty to protect people like Jane from a dangerous world. Holden takes the
responsibility of protecting children from a world of corruption. He calls

Profit Maximization Model
SAMPLE ANSWER FOR QUESTION 5
Profit making is one of the most traditional, basic and major objectives of a firm. Profit motive is the
driving force behind all business activities of a company. It is the primary measure of success or
failure of a firm in the market. Profit earning capacity indicates the position, performance and status of
a firm in the market. In spite of several changes and development of several alternative objectives,
profit maximization has remained as one of the single most important objectives of the firm even
today.
Both small and large firms consistently make an attempt to maximize their profit by adopting novel
techniques in business. Specific efforts have been made to maximize output and minimize production
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They are as follows
1. Profit maximization is the main goal of the firm.
2. Rational behavior on the part of the firm to achieve its goal of profit maximization.
3. The firm is managed by owner entrepreneur.
Determination of profit maximizing price and output
Profit maximization of a firm can be explained in two different ways.
· Total Revenue and Total Cost approach.
· Marginal Revenue and Marginal Cost approach.
Profits of a firm are estimated by making comparison between total revenue and total costs. Profit is
the difference between TR and TC. In other words, excess of revenue over costs is the profits. Profit =
TR TC. If TR is equal to TC in that case, there will be break even point. If TR is less than TC, in that
case, a firm will be incurring losses. In this case, we take in to account of total cost and total revenue
of the firm while measuring profits.
It is clear from the following diagram how profit arises when TR is greater than that of TC.
2. MR and MC approach
In this case, we take in to account of revenue earned from one unit and cost incurred to produce only
one unit of output. A firm will be maximizing its profits when MR= MC and MC curve cuts MR curve
from below. If MC curve cuts MR curve from above either under perfect market or under imperfect
market, no doubt MR equals MC but total output will not be maximized and hence total profits also
will not be maximized. Hence, two conditions are

Kate Chopin The Awakening Thesis
The American author this paper and project was based upon was Kate Chopin and her book The
Awakening. The Awakening was based back on the late 1800s about a women who was struggling to
find herself in the crazy world that was beginning to rapidly change. Women empowerment was major
in the late 1800s due to the women fighting for their rights. Through the novel Edna, the main
character, finds herself, tastes independence, and then throws it all away with suicide to go out in
peace. The Author Kate Chopin is a very skilled and professional author. Her book The Awakening
was published in a rough time making her success take a fall. She was upon the peak of success for
her career but this books lead to a bit of a down fall they say. However, she ... Show more content on
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Kate Chopin (1850 1904) is an American writer best known for her stories about the inner lives of
sensitive, daring women (Kate Chopin). She rote and published The Awakening during the late 1800s
when the movement for women s rights was beginning to outbreak. Immediately after the Civil War,
Susan B. Anthony, a strong and outspoken advocate of women s rights, demanded that the Fourteenth
Amendment include a guarantee of the vote for women as well as for African American males
(Woman s). After Susan B. Anthony numerous women followed and joined behind her creating certain
organizations and fighting the government, or men, for their own individual rights as women and then
equal right with men. During the late 1800s and early 1900s, women and women s organizations not
only worked to gain the right to vote, they also worked for broad based economic and political
equality and for social reforms. Between 1880 and 1910, the number of women employed in the
United States increased from 2.6 million to 7.8 million (Woman s). However, critics did not agree with
Chopin s openness and realism about how women felt during this time. They believed that The
Awakening was vaguer and cruel for how the women acted out and committed suicide in the end to
put herself at

Essay about Barbie as a Real Woman is Anatomically...
Millions of girls around the world are dressing their Barbie dolls in skimpy designer outfits and high
heel shoes, and slide her slender legs into a bright pink convertible next to her male counterpart, Ken.
These same girls will gaze into the mirror, staring at their thighs and hair, and attempt to balance
themselves in a pair of their mother s high heel shoes. They will wonder why they do not look like
Barbie. They will wonder today, just as I wondered years ago. As the years of make believe with the
American plastic icon of girlhood nostalgia passed, I discovered Barbie s hidden effects. Although
Barbie lent herself to fond memories of childhood, she also influenced my early ideal image of the
female body. As I began to realize ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Over the years, the hair and outfit changed, but the body has remained the same, an ample chest, long
legs, and lean arms and neck. Her firm, plastic body did not compare with my short legs and chunky
arms. What do an anorexic woman and a Barbie doll have in common? They are the same size. If
Barbie was a real woman, out in the real world, she would not be standing, but actually be on all fours.
Her feet would be too small to hold up her abundant upper half. She would tower at 7 2 and weigh 101
pounds. This skyscraper of a woman would not be able to bear children and only have enough room
for a few inches of intestines. I, on the other hand, am blessed to have twenty five feet of intestines
and the room to hold them. Barbie is a girl s introduction to the ideal image of the female body. As she
matures, she picks up an issue of Glamour or Allure, Elle or Fitness, in an attempt to educate her on
how to fight off every bulge and run off the weight to keep her man. I know these women, these girls,
as I am and was one of them. If only Matell could create a doll after Sandro Botticelli s painting of the
ideal woman in his masterpiece, Birth of Venus. If she were the ideal image of the female body, it
would be much more realistic. If Venus were a real woman, she would be 5 4 and 140 pounds. Unlike
Barbie, she would have plenty of room for

African Americans And African American Culture
Based on my life experiences, the characteristics described by McNamara and Burns (2009) were
essentially consistent with my experiences and perception of the African American culture. One
common characteristic is that African Americans are much more likely to live in poverty and poverty
stricken areas than White Americans (McNamara Burns, 2009). What I have learned it is not as simple
as African Americans are poorer than White Americans. While the statement is true, it is simplistic.
There are many reasons and. causes for the disparity in wealth and income between African
Americans and White American. One explanation given by McNamara and Burns (2009) is that
African Americans lived in slavery for over two centuries in what is now the United States. This is one
cause, but to rely on this as the reason for the disparity is simplistic. Slavery was outlawed only to be
replaced by discrimination against African Americans (McNamara Burns, 2009). While the law
changed, the attitudes of people did not. No law can force how a person thinks. The attitudes of White
Americans continued to see African Americans are having less rights than White Americans
(Williams, n.d.). This was especially true in the South where in the majority of the states slavery was
legal (McNamara Burns, 2009). The attitudes and discrimination are still evident today in all areas of
life. The criminal justice system purports to be color blind when it comes to the administration of
justice,

Prison Braille Program Essay
When Two Disadvantaged Sectors Help Each Other: The Prison Braille Program
Name
University
The Prison Braille Program
According to the Disability Statistics from the American Community Survey (2015), around 678,000
people in the United States (U.S.), ages four to 19 years old, reported a visual disability in 2015
(Erickson, Lee, von Schrader, 2017). In total, around 6.9 million people or 2.7% of the general
population stated that they had visual impairments (Erickson et al., 2017). While the blind are in
millions by population, they are considered as a minority group and tend to have the worse economic
conditions that can be connected to social stigma against them in everyday life, including schools
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By definition, tangible representations pertain to objects and photographs or pictures that can be
considered as highly iconic, or strongly resembling what they stand for, called the referent (Bruce et
al., 2016, p. 425). Moreover, tangible representations can be employed expressively or receptively.
Bruce et al. (2016) reviewed studies on literacy for the deaf blind from 1990 to 2015. Findings showed
the role of tangible representations and technologies in improving communicative expressiveness.
Furthermore, different kinds of literacy lessons that are normally given to prelinguistic learners who
are deafblind can improve self expression. Some examples are: 1) using daily schedules to form
anticipatory skills; 2) personalized story boxes to boost access and engagement with content; 3)
experience books that enable the development of distancing (i.e. separation in time and space between
the object of representation and the referent), and 4) chances for choice making to perform preference
expression (Bruce Conlon, 2005). For effective lessons, learners must be in a setting that promotes
literacy growth. As McKenzie (2009) pointed out, an environment that is rich in plentiful literacy
resources will benefit all kinds of learners, with or without disabilities. Books and other resources
should be in classrooms in different forms if possible, including Braille, tactile adaptations, large print,

Australian History And The Canadian Government
In our society, people with different cultures, backgrounds, and religions were considered unequal.
One of the many people that were treated unequally in Canadian History were the Aboriginals. Before
the war began, Aboriginals were not treated fairly by the Canadian government. Aboriginals struggled
to get a permanent job therefore clearly displaying Aboriginals struggling to get the resources they
need in order to survive. Canada s leader ignored this situation and continued to discriminate
Aboriginals (Marshall 2). Several times, Aboriginals were being used by their own country to do their
dirty jobs. The Canadian government did not want to risk true Canadian lives, so they used the
Aboriginals. By the 1990 s, one would think that the government would come to their senses and
realize that the Aboriginals are just like any other human being. However, this was not the case
because the Canadian Government tried stealing and taking Aboriginal belongings for their own needs
later on. Ultimately, the Aboriginal people were mainly treated unequally by the Government in the
Great War, The Manhattan Project, and the Oka Crisis. Aboriginal citizens in the Great War were more
than willing to enlist and volunteer however, they were not permitted to do so by the Canadian
Government (Armstrong et al.1). Aboriginals hoped that one day, their voices would be heard and that
they would get the rights that they deserve. Furthermore, in 1915, the Aboriginals thought the
Canadian

Charlotte Doyle Use Mutiny Against The Crew Or Captain...
In the beginning of this book Charlotte Doyle has to board this boat to go to a boarding school in
Providence. But as she is on her voyage she starts to get sea sick and her trunk wont even fit in her
room! Also she meets this crew member named Zachariah. Zachariah is a black old crew member who
has a kind heart and has been a crew member for a long time. As Zachariah is talking to Charlotte he
gives her a dirk (knife). He tells Charlotte to keep this hidden in a safe place and that she might need it
in the future. As the book goes on Charlotte gets caught in a mishap with the crew and Captain
Jaggery. The problem was that the crew was going to try and commit mutiny against the Captain. The
leader of this mutiny was a crew member named Cranick

The Physics Of The Universe Beyond Earth
Astronomers are the type of scientists who study the physics of the universe beyond Earth. Galileo
Galilei is a famous astronomer and is often known as the father of modern astronomy. He created the
first telescope with 30x magnification. Nicolaus Copernicus was a famous Polish astronomer who
established the concept that the Sun, rather than the Earth, is the center of the solar system and is Earth
s main source of light. His discovery lead to the concept that the Earth and other planets rotate around
the Sun. Therefore, because of his discovery, he changed the way people viewed our solar system.
Vocabulary
Axis a real or imaginary line through the center of an object, around which the object turns.
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N.p., n.d. Web. 12 Feb. 2017. .
Common Misconceptions about Day and Night, Seasons Polar Patterns: Day, Night, and Seasons
Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears. (n.d.). Retrieved February 11, 2017, from
http://beyondpenguins.ehe.osu.edu/issue/polar patterns day night and seasons/common
misconceptions about day and night seasons
Nicolaus Copernicus. (2016, May 20). Retrieved February 21, 2017, from
http://www.biography.com/people/nicolaus copernicus 9256984
Sun Earth Moon. Sun Earth Moon interactive simulations eduMedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Feb. 2017. .
St. Paul Public Schools. Como Planetarium: Night and Day. NSTA, National Science
Teachers Association, 2014, ngss.nsta.org/Resource.aspx?ResourceID=494.
Materials:
Teacher Materials:
(5) Day and Night in Space! answer key (1 per teacher) attached
(5) Lesson plan outline (1 per teacher)
(1) Chart paper (for whole class)
(5) Markers (1 per teacher)
Internet access (YouTube)
SMART Board
Doc cam
(2) iPads (1 at each media station)
(2) Extension cords (1 for each lamp)
Paper shades for classroom windows
Earth Orbit Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2lP146KA5A
Student Materials:
(12) Field hockey balls (6 at each demonstration station)

(2) Lamps (1 at each demonstration station)
(24) Day and Night in Space! Worksheets (1 per student) attached
(48) Drawing papers (2 per student, 1 for each station)
(24) Pencils
Rulers (optional)
Advanced

Although there are advantages and disadvantages to both a...
Although there are advantages and disadvantages to both a representative government and deliberative
democracy the benefits are largely dependant on the context of policy making and whose interests are
being considered. A representative democracy is one that is currently in place across Australia and, for
the most part, the rest of the world whereby a group of representatives deliberate without unequal
distributions to power on behalf of the nations citizens by denoting their beliefs, attitudes and
perspectives. Recent and ongoing concerns regarding the self interested, bureaucratic nature of
government has lead to increased interest in a more classical deliberative form of democracy
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The argument being that representative democracy allows for politically educated and aware elected
representatives, who have the resources and expertise, to make informed decisions. This views the
decision to allow the general public who may lack political awareness or inclination to make rational,
well considered judgments, incredibly detrimental as average citizens may not consider long term
solutions or may marginalise individuals and minorities. Begging other questions in regards to
whether elected officials should utilise their skill and knowledge to lead the public through more
informed decision that may be better for the greater good of the community by acting independently
or operate merely as relay mechanisms for the views of their constituents (Australian Politics 2010).
Some advocates of representative democracy acknowledge its limitations, but argue that deliberative
democracy is simple unfeasible in modern conditions. A direct government with high levels of
participation may be possible amongst relatively small communities, because personal communication
can take place between and amongst its citizens, however it is impractical and ineefgctive when it
comes to larger nations or states. The idea of consulting the general public on all issues, sanctioning
wide ranging discussion and debate, and holding mass meetings conducted in modern

Nietzsche s Influence On Religion
Friedrich Nietzsche on Religion
Friedrich Nietzsche was born in Germany and was originally a very religious person. But while he
was studying Theology the study of religion from University of Bonn, he became a loyal atheist after
reading Arthur Schopenhauer s Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung. Nietzsche is the most. There can
be little doubt that Nietzsche is the most influential figure in modern atheism.
Friedrich Nietzsche was one of the most interesting, litigious and probably one of the clearest thinkers
in western history. His philosophy still fascinates enthusiasts and the curious till date. He is considered
one of the fathers of a still popular philosophical movement called existentialism. He was of the view
that people are free and they can control their destiny on their own. They are capable of having a good
life if they want. Since the beginning of the 20th century, the philosophy of religion by Nietzsche has
had great brilliant influence around the world. He was the creator of the famous quote God is dead...
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According to him people follow religion as a shield to protect themselves from their fears of their
death and triviality. In doing so they justify that they are very weak. Nietzsche believed that sooner or
later a better kind of human race shall emerge whom he called the Ubermensch in German meaning a
superior human. He claimed that as man was evolved from apes, this Ubermensch will emerge from
this weak man as a superior human who will be without fear. So Nietzsche was sure that one day the
Ubermensch will be able to do whatever they wished and the weaker folk, will simply have to adjust
with it. According to Nietzsche there is no such thing as the truth, lawfulness or parity. There is only
individuality, power and

I Am A Leader Of The New Iphone
I am a colossally faithful Apple brand shopper. I got the iPod Nano around a week after it turned out,
the iPhone 3G the day it turned out, and now am a pleased owner of the new iPhone 6S . Allowed I
don t have a Mac or an iPad, regardless I surrender that the majority of Apple s items are mechanically
and tastefully better than the greater part of its adversaries (yes, even to the cherished Wake Forest
version ThinkPad). The traditional consumer decision process starts with problem recognition. I would
say, I totally skirted this underlying stage. Since I was taking after web journals and declarations about
the arrival of the most up to date era iPhone since last year like it was my employment, I realized that
the iPhone would have been released on September 25th I likewise realized that you would have the
capacity to preorder it on September 12. Thus at 8am on September 12, I preordered the fresh out of
the plastic new iPhone 6S for $700 in addition to some expense, and hence started the expectation
until get day on October started. So glancing back at my purchase, I never truly encountered a minute
when I understood that I had an issue which should have been tended to or a trigger that made me
need the phone. I as of now had a phone (a working Samsung as a substitution for my dead iPhone
5s), I basically recently concluded that I needed the freshest and best innovation out there which the
iPhone advertised.
The following stride in

How Did Grace Coyle Contribute To Social Work
Born in Massachusetts in 1892, Grace Longwell Coyle was going to grow up to become a major
contributor to the field of social work, especially through her quest for studying groups and the way in
which social work interacts with groups on a mezzo level ( Overview, 2013). Grace received her
bachelor s degree from Wells Lake College and then went on to receive her master s in economics and
a doctoral degree in sociology ( Grace Coyle, n.d.). Some major contributions that Grace Coyle made
to social work came with her work with various settlement houses and also with the YWCA ( Grace
Coyle, n.d.). She also happened to create the first course about groups to be taught at Western Reserve
University ( Grace Coyle, n.d.). Grace was also involved

Marcus Ulpius Nerva Personality
Marcus Ulpius Nerva Traianus, Trajan for short, was a highly successful Roman general and Emperor
in the early part of the first millennium. He started his career as a successful general, expanding the
Roman Empire. He was later the first Roman Emperor not to be Italian and successfully extended the
Roman Empire to its greatest extent as well as initiated many public building projects, some of which
survived into the present day.
Trajan was born into a non practician family on the 18th of September at Italica near Seville, Spain in
53 CE and he died on the 9th of August in Selinus in Cilicia in 117 CE. His Dad was a senator and a
general. This gave him a start in his political and military career. As a young man, he rose through the
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Trajan s main military achievement was that he greatly increased the size and wealth of the Roman
Empire by either Annexing or taking over neighbouring areas. Trajan s biggest campaign was against
the Dacia, a powerful kingdom north of modern Romania. In 101, he launched the first campaign
against the Dacians and their king, Decebalus, who lived in modern day Romania. After defeating the
Decian Army in 102, Trajan returned to Rome, only to fight them again in 105. This time the Dacians
were utterly destroyed and they officially became part of Rome in 106. He also conquered Armenia
and the whole of Mesopotamia. While Trajan was emperor, Rome expanded farther than it ever had,
going all the way from Scotland to the Caspian

Evolution And Its Impact On Human Evolution
Humans have gone through many stages of adaptation, allowing for great expansion and our unrivaled
dominance of the earth. So it could seem as though humans have reached the peak of evolutionary
development. Evolution is often thought of as a natural process, and were it not for humans, this might
be true. However, evolution, in the strictest sense, is a change in the genetic structure of a population
(Jurmain, et al., 5). While natural selection is a major contributor to the process of evolution, humans
are no longer as heavily influenced by these forces, as they once were.
In fact, since the dawn of medicine, humans have actively impeded the process of evolution. By
ensuring the survival and reproductive success of those who would otherwise be considered unfit, in
that they would not otherwise survive. Francis Galton, and others, suggested regulation to control
reproduction, and reduce/eliminate unfit characteristics. The eugenics movement led to a number of
concerns over what the concept of fitness entails, often prioritizing physical characteristics over
beneficial traits (Jurmain, et al., 391).
Even today, and with great understanding of human genetics, concerns exist regarding the ability to
control reproduction, and by extension, evolution. Some early works used genetics as a way to
describe how humans differentiated. In one study, researchers sought to reconstruct a history of human
evolution. By combining genetic findings with pre existing archaeological and

health and safety in the health and social care workplace
1. How Health and Safety legislation is implemented in the workplace ( Learning Outcome 1)
2. The ways in which health and safety requirements impact on customers and the work of
practitioners, staff, visitors and clients in the health and social care workplace (Learning Outcome 2)
3. The monitoring and review of health and safety policies in the health and social care workplace
(Learning Outcome 3) TASK ONE Health Safety Policy Manual, Risk Assessment and Organogram
a) Produce an H S Policy Manual which demonstrates your knowledge and understanding of how
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f.
3.2 Analyse the effectiveness of health and safety policies and practices in the workplace in promoting
a positive health and safety culture.
g.
3.3 Evaluate own contribution to placing the health and safety needs of individuals at the Centre of
practice.
Assessment and grading criteria
PASS GRADE
CONTEXTULISED MERIT GRADE
CONTEXTULISED DISTINCTION GRADE
In order to achieve a pass in this unit, all learning outcomes and associated assessment criteria must be
met
In order to achieve a merit in this unit, pass requirements and all merit grade descriptors stated here
must be achieved
In order to achieve a distinction in this unit, all pass and merit requirements and distinction descriptors
must be achieved 1.1 Review systems, policies and procedures for communicating information on
health and safety in the health and social care workplace in accordance with legislative requirements
M3 Present and communicate appropriate findings using a range of methods of presentation.
Use an appropriate structure for the communication and monitoring process
1.2 Assess the responsibilities in a specific health and social care workplace for the management of
health and safety in relation to organisational structure
M3 Present and communicate appropriate findings using a range of

Elements Of Femme Fatale
Abstract:
This research is a study of the term femme fatal. The femme fatale are those women who use bad
manners to attract other men. The first objective of the study is to find out femme fatale elements in
Christabel. The other objective is to find out the femme fatale elements in the poem. The other
objective is to know how Geraldine enchants Sir Leoline and Christabel.
Topic:
Femme Fatale in Christabel by St. Coleridge
Objectives:
There are two objectives of study:
1.The study attempts to identify the elements of femme fatale in Christabel.
2.To explore how Geraldine seduces Christabel and Sir Leoline.
Introduction:
Author s philosophy:
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, wrote Christabel in two parts first part in 1797 and the second part in
1800.He has written many poems like Kublai Khan and The pains of Sleep. ... Show more content on
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Christabel deals with the female character. Coleridge wrote this poem in a very thematically way. He
wrote this in a beautiful way like his precedent works as in Kublai Khan. He has written this poem in a
lesbian and feminist issues of the poem. Christabel is a poem influenced by Edgar Allan Poem. It is
also said that his poem The Sleeper (1831) is written in the same framework. Christabel is his poem of
realization of affectivity as well as poetic form. In this poem, poet has given the idea about a contrast
between two things at a same time. On first hand he was dealing with good and evil and on the other
side he was dwelling among purity and motiveless malice. Christabel is on good side and Geraldine
showing evil elements. She trying to attract other by her evil tricks and spelled upon Christabel. She
was under her influenced and she got the idea that there is a conflict among dark and light. Coleridge
is of the view that anyone who loses her dignity, must have the right to marry in a respected

Campbell Lawless Job Application Essay
I am expressing my interest in the Staff Accountant position at Campbell Lawless Professional
Corporation. As individual with the belief that exposure to new opportunity allows me to grow, I have
a passion for exploring different learning opportunities. I believe that Campbell Lawless, a well
established accounting firm in Canada that encourages employees excellence, is a precious
environment for me in pursuing a CPA designation as well as my personal development.
Simultaneously, I am confident that I can apply my interpersonal, teamwork and organizational skills
along with my strong academic knowledge in accounting courses in contributing to the success of
Campbell Lawless as a part of the team.
I have always desired to grow by engaging in various teams and events and acquired different skills by
getting involved. Being a member of the School Chinese Orchestra, I have developed strong
interpersonal and teamwork skills, which are essential in Campbell Lawless s team oriented
environment. Orchestra is an art piece of group harmony. In order to perform in the best quality, I had
not only communicated effectively with my section members, but also worked closely with the other
orchestra members and the conductor. Moreover, I had many opportunities ... Show more content on
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This position has led me to focus on details when measuring the effectiveness of plans, especially on
large scale event proposals, including the proposal for School Open Day with over 5500 visitors. To
carry out the best results of our plans, I kept track closely of other committees work which, at the
same time, had enriched my time management and problem solving skills. This position has well
prepared me to contribute to the success of providing superior accounting services to clients as a team
member of Campbell

Bias In The Crucible
Society has always been based on how we all are combined into one. Most of the time there are
different categories where they stand out more. Not all communities share the same things, maybe
some of them have different beliefs than others so they base their town upon what they believe in the
strongest. ¨The crucible¨ by Arthur Miller has its own categories they stand out in. The crucible is
based on courage, weakness, and truth. Many of the people in the community shows these
characteristics in their everyday life. The characters in the crucible were all different, but they still
manage to fall in the three main categories stated before. The crucible is about several young girls who
accused multiple people for being witches. This was seen ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sometimes children don t do anything at home so they make up things for their own entertainment.
The point is that most of the people around us in most important in The Crucible tend to lie to just
save themselves of the girls entertainment. Many times the girls in this play were accused of lying.
They were not saying the truth, they were being untrustworthy. In Act Three Francis said ¨Excellency,
we have proof for your eyes; God forbid you shut them to it. The girls, sir, the girls are frauds.¨ (page
87) Francis certainly believes that the girls are lying and he wants everyone to know the truth, so he
tells the judge so they can reevaluate the situation. An example of a person telling the truth is, when
Marry Warren states ¨ I cannot lie no more. I am with God, I am with God.¨ (page 102) Religion is a
big part of this play and since most of the characters go to church regularly they are religious and they
believe in saying the truth. In Act Four Hale is speaking to Elizabeth and he wants her to make sure
her husband tells the truth and confess. Hale tells Elizabeth ¨ I beg you, woman, prevail upon your
husband to confess.¨ Hale wants proctor to confess so the townspeople can know what is truly going
on and the innocent people can be free. Also it is very important for them to know the truth because
they are in a court

An Analysis of Hemingway’s A Moveable Feast
When a writer picks up their pen and paper, begins one of the most personal and cathartic experiences
in their lives, and forms this creation, this seemingly incoherent sets of words and phrases that, read
without any critical thinking, any form of analysis or reflexion, can be easily misconstrued as
worthless or empty. When one reads an author s work, in any shape or form, what floats off of the ink
of the paper and implants itself in our minds is the author s personality, their style. Reading any of the
greats, many would be able to spot the minute details that separates each author from another; whether
it be their use of dialogue, their complex descriptions, their syntax, or their tone. When reading an
excerpt of Hemingway s A ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I said that I did not believe that anyone could write any way except the very best he could write
without compromising his talent. This meta cognitive piece of writing is an exact reflection of
Hemingway s own work. His clinical tone is maintained straight up to the end of the chapter, where he
writes, I did not know Zelda yet, and so I did not know the terrible odds that were against him. But we
were to find them out soon enough. The gloom that carried us through the chapter concludes with an
end that foreshadows more pain and sorrow in the lives of both writers. While Hemingway s sullen
tone carries the underlying theme of his work, it is Hemingway s use of details, what he decides to
divulge into rich descriptions of and what he chooses to leave a mystery, that opens up a text that
comes across as simple to deeper analysis. Hemingway strays away from overly complicated
descriptions of events, keeping his thoughts focused on specific descriptions of character, and of
personal thoughts and opinions. Hemingway s detailed explanations in regards to his arguments with
Scott, such as their one on whether pneumonia is the correct term for a disease or not, and his detailed
recalling of his and Scott s adventures with a thermometer can easily come across as banal and self
indulgent. His detailed recollections of his first encounter with Scott, where he critiques his facial
features, his

Isotopes and Its Uses
ISOTOPES
History of the term:
In the bottom right corner of JJ Thomson s photographic plate are the separate impact marks for the
two isotopes of neon: neon 20 and neon 22.
The term isotope was coined in 1913 by Margaret Todd, a Scottish physician, during a conversation
with Frederick Soddy (to whom she was distantly related by marriage).[4] Soddy, a chemist at
Glasgow University, explained that it appeared from his investigations as if each position in the
periodic table was occupied by multiple entities. Hence Todd made the suggestion, which Soddy
adopted, that a suitable name for such an entity would be the Greek term for at the same place .
Soddy s own studies were of radioactive (unstable) atoms. The first observation of different ... Show
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For the 80 elements that have one or more stable isotopes, the average number of stable isotopes is
257/80 = 3.2 isotopes per element.
Even/odd N | Mass | E | O | All | Stable | 145 | 101 | 246 | Longlived | 20 | 6 | 26 | Primordial | 165 | 107
| 272 |
Even and odd nucleons numbers
The proton:neutron ratio is not the only factor affecting nuclear stability. Adding neutrons to isotopes
can vary their nuclear spins and nuclear shapes, causing differences in neutron capture cross sections
and gamma spectroscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance properties.
Even mass number
Beta decay of an even even nucleus produces an odd odd nucleus, and vice versa. An even number of
protons or of neutrons are more stable (lower binding energy) because of pairing effects, so even even
nuclei are much more stable than odd odd. One effect is that there are few stable odd odd nuclei, but
another effect is to prevent beta decay of many even even

Prostitution And Prostitution
Within the research surrounding sex trafficking and its relation to prostitution, an important question
is: do different laws and policies on prostitution have a noticeable effect on human trafficking? Which
is more likely to decrease sex trafficking: decriminalization of prostitution or strict enforcement of anti
prostitution laws? The literature suggests that decriminalizing prostitution may lead to better working
conditions for a minority of workers, however legalization can lead to higher rates of sex trafficking.
Along with this, other identity factors such as age and immigration status limit any positive impact
legalizing prostitution may have on reducing sex trafficking. The research highlights the different
ways in which women enter into the field of prostitution. In relation to sex trafficking, not all women
who are sex trafficked are simply kidnapped and directly forced into prostitution. According to
Leuchtag, a scholar and social worker in this field of study, many women are coerced into sex slavery
through different means of manipulation. Often, distributors of sex slaves will claim there is a work
opportunity in a nearby region doing manual labor, such as working on a farm. Though the context
may seem risky, women who are in great economic distress will often take such ambiguously titled
jobs in order to send money to their families. These women only find out after they have accepted the
job offer the reality of their situation. Other women are kidnapped and

Eisenhower Intro Paragraph
Intro Paragraph Dwight David Eisenhower had an interesting early life. He was born on October 14,
1890. Dwight was born in Denison, Texas, however, he never considered Denison his hometown
(Mara 7). Eisenhower was the third child of seven children of Ida Elizabeth Stover Eisenhower and
David Jacob Eisenhower ( Dwight D. Eisenhower ). One of Dwight s younger brothers, Paul, was
born in 1894, but died in 1896 due to scarlet fever. In the early 1890s the Eisenhower family moved to
Abilene, Kansas. His father was a mechanical engineer that repaired equipment in a creamery (Brown
13, 15). Dwight s father was also strict. Dwight was always a hard worker who had a positive attitude
and a responsible person who never quit. He was also stubborn. ... Show more content on
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They both also like piano. Eisenhower and Truman were interested in war. Both were hard workers.
Truman and Eisenhower both moved early in their life. Both liked to study famous generals and
political leaders. Introduction Sentence Eisenhower had six brothers while Truman had one brother
and one sister. Eisenhower s family was on the poorer side, but the Trumans did not have to worry
about money as much. Eisenhower grew up in a non fighting home. Eisenhower was fully involved in
sports, but Truman was restricted because of his glasses. Eisenhower was not sure of his religion, but
Truman was a definite Baptist. Introduction Sentence (Eisenhower s Military Career) Dwight
Eisenhower started his military career by applying to West Point, New York or Annapolis, Maryland.
Annapolis worked with navy training and West Point was for the army. Eisenhower wanted to go there
because the tuition was free. He ended up going to West Point. He traveled to there in June of 1911.
His parents, mostly his mother, disapproved of going to an army school, but they allowed him to go.
The newcomers to the school were called plebes and for the first few weeks they were ridiculed by the
older students. Eisenhower was tough and went through this with no problem. Eisenhower gained a
reputation as a troublemaker, but nothing big. Ike tried to play sports but he did not make the baseball
team, which was his favorite sport, but he made the football team. A football injury ruined a future in
athletics. Dwight Eisenhower graduated from West point in 1915 with a ranking of 61 out of 164
(Mara

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Unit 3 Analysis of Fiction This Unit Activity will help you meet these educational goals 21st Century
SkillsYou will use critical thinking and problem solving skills, employ online tools for research and
analysis and communicate effectively. Introduction Literature has long been a major source of
information and entertainment. Learning to analyze literary work systematically can significantly add
to your enjoyment and appreciation of literature. The aim of literary analysis is to extract information
about a work of literature from the text itself. Literary analysis essentially involves a detailed
examination of the text to answer predefined types of questions, including what the author intended to
say or why and to what effect he or she ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The low wattle fence surrounded the shrines and the gate made of black wood gave and awesome
dignity. Task 4 Analyze Part II of Genji Monogatari Read HYPERLINK
http//redirect.platoweb.com/344127 Part II of Genji Monogatari. After you have finished, answer the
following questions. Analyze the development of the plot in Part II. Note the major events in the order
in which they occur. Type your response here They develop the plot by talking about all the gifts from
the Suzaku emperor and many other people. They explain that the Third Princess is receiving these
gifts because she is having an initiation ceremony. The major events are Genjis birthday, the Third
Princess marries Genji, Princess Akashi gives birth to a baby boy, a large party was held at the Rokujo
mansion, Describe the events around Murasakis death Type your response here The events around the
time of Murasakis death include Genji and the Third Princess of the Suzaku emperor marry,Murasaki
helps with the arrangements of the wedding, then Genji finds Murasaki dead at her house out in the
garden early in the morning lying alone and completely wet in the snow. Why does Genji agree to
marry the daughter of the Suzaku emperor Why does their marriage fail Type your response here
Genji decides to agree to marry the daughter of the Suzaku emperor because he needs someone to take
care of his daughter. Their marriage fails because he still is not ready to settle down and sees other
women in secret. Name and

Lucifer Monologue
I can show you where the brimstone sun has no remorse
Where the shattered souls fall with the ashen rain
Where the robes of reapers bear symbols of well being
Yet they burn our homes And take our children,
And bury us
All.
Oh how I recall the drum of the gun They tried to flee, but died, each
One.
The deafening screams,
Like wails of a banshee
They haunt me so
For I was there, Amongst the damned
I was a fly on grimy prison walls
Circling decomposing mothers, fathers and children alike Retching and gagging
As an entire nation was fumigated
Clinging onto life
Like autumn leaves on hickory trees
But like a leaf
The human spirit crumbles
Under the iron fist.
My eyes transfixed on that pit of hell

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How was the world to know?
We were but walking ghosts,
Only numbers,
And blistered souls
Where were the flowers that used to bloom?
And the voices that once I knew?
There are no flowers here. No time to grieve,
Just abandoned spirits in knee deep dust
For I was there,
Amongst the damned
I was just a boy, or at least I was....for some time.
I once had a mother and a father, who made me smile
Why this bloodshed, I don t understand
Spilling blood as if for fun?
For thrill?
For what?
Where were the Gods,
While we trudged through the layers of our loved ones with blood stained heels?
Auschwitz,
The name, I cannot say
For I was there,
Amongst the damned
I try to sleep, but I cannot...
I always remember,

But I am lost,
The cost too much
A swollen heart and calloused feet,
Across a barren land of bleached white bones
For I was there,
Amongst the

Treatment For Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia
ABSTRACT
Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia is a chronic medical condition with a wide variety of clinical
presentations making it, sometimes, very insidious at the time of the diagnosis. Several therapeutic
options including, pharmacotherapy, cardiac rehabilitation and modification or ablation of the sinus
node have been proposed for the management of Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia. But due to the
complexity and not well understood pathophysiology, it can be difficult to manage despite the
numerous treatment options currently available. The purpose of this review is to analyze the treatment
for Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia focusing on the role of newer therapy and the potential benefits in
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[4]
The clinical presentation of patients with IST can vary due to the diversity of its multiple symptoms
including: intermittent palpitations, dyspnea, dizziness, lightheadedness, pre syncope, syncope, chest
pain, myalgia, and fatigue. [12] Associated psychological and emotional problems can also be seen,
but no relationship with IST has been identified. [8]
Using a criteria of a resting heart rate 100 bpm and an average heart rate of 90 bpm on 24 hour Holter
monitoring, Still et al., estimated the prevalence of IST in a middle aged population of men and
women. The IST prevalence was 1.2% (7 of 604 patients) [2], including both symptomatic and
asymptomatic patients. IST has also been reported in older population. [5] Although, IST is believed
to be a chronic condition, long term complications are few. IST has been associated with tachycardia
induced cardiomyopathy in isolated cases [6][7] and no mortality has been yet reported.
IST is a medical entity that should be diagnosed by exclusion, medical history and physical
examination and should be assessed thoroughly, aiming to the potential causes of sinus tachycardia,
thus, thyroid disease, medications, hypovolemia, panic attacks, anxiety and substance abuse should be
ruled out. A 12 lead EKG is useful for recording tachycardia and defining sinus rhythm, which helps
differentiate IST from

Entropy
SAFETY HANDBOOK
Student s name
Course title
Date
Safety Handbook
Introduction
Safety is the state of serenity being devoid of harm or any form of event that may be considered non
desirable. In any type of institution, be it, a business, school, industry, laboratory or even the common
workplace, safety plays a major role in ensuring activities run smoothly and no one gets hurt while
doing their job. Safety encompasses protection from a wide host of potential hazards which could be
physical, financial, emotional or biological. In the common workplace health is a major concern and
infection control is the main aim of a safety handbook. Biosafety in the work setup starts by assuming
every individual is a potential source of infection. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Use different or fresh pair of gloves for each procedure or client handled where necessary.3. Personal
items should not be shared e.g. razors, toothbrushes, towels or clothing. B. Cleanliness: The
workplace should be kept clean by carrying out scheduled cleaning procedures on a regular basis. Spot
cleaning should also be done when necessary. Disinfectants should be utilized when cleaning up
bodily fluids e.g. blood. Wash floors and surfaces with a mixture of warm water and detergent
regularly while walls and ceilings should be cleaned periodically. Special procedures involving
isolation of area, wearing protective attire, disinfecting using chlorine for 10mins,irrigation with
water, washing with hot water and detergent followed by drying should be followed when dealing
with bodily fluid spillage. C. Disposal of Waste: During disposal of possible contaminated infectious
waste wear appropriate protective attire including heavy duty gloves. Place the waste in clearly
labeled containers and dispose according to EPA regulations. D. Handling sharps: Contaminated sharp
objects should be handled with care e.g. needles should be handled by their barrel and you should
never attempt to bend or re cap used ones. They should then be placed in yellow clearly labeled
containers marked with a biohazard symbol. E. Occupational exposure: In case of accidental

Misandry Thesis
No, woman s rights or FEMINISM is not off base. It is a political and social development that looks
for EQUAL treatment of ladies and men
Individuals need to acknowledge then woman s rights, misandry and matriarchy are three altogether
different things. Matriarchy is indistinguishable to patriarchy, with the special case that the parts are
saved and the lady is the power figure, women s liberation does NOT bolster that. Misandry is the
statement of disdain towards the male sexual orientation, women s liberation does NOT bolster that,
either. Women s liberation strikes to right some exceptionally clear and harmful medications and
social convictions towards ladies until they are equivalent to men. It is extremely straightforward. The
motivation behind why this development was named woman s rights is that ladies are thought to be
abused more in correlation to men. It is much like prejudice towards dark individuals. Misandry
exists, however it doesn t hurt men socially or politically. While misogyny has brought about the
abuse of ladies as well as the lives of ladies. Honestly, there are people who call themselves women s
activists keeping in mind the end goal to pardon their sexist activities, however this rate is extremely
minor and the entire development ought not be cut down in view of the mix ups of minor. ... Show
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It is an issue that in assault, the lady gets loathe for being to inciting or wearing unseemly garments,
no will be no. Ladies don t say no and they mean yes, they say no on the grounds that that is their
answer. It is additionally an issue, that young ladies are being sent home from school as a result of
wearing shorts, young men s training is not more essential than a young lady s

RC F Advertisement Analysis Essay
What is perfection? Perfection is a process and plays a vital role in this advertisement. The 2016
Lexus RC F stands for perfection, which the car manufacturer highlights in this ad. This advertisement
was from a February 2016 issue of Motor Trend on a website called Issuu. In this ad, there are three
photos of the car from the top, wheel close up, and rear views. In the pursuit to go beyond perfection,
the RC F is engineered to showcase a highly capable vehicle to a higher performance standard. In an
everyday world, Lexus is conveying that power and the desire to go fast are strengths. Lexus wants
consumers to know that this message is not only possible but also admirable. Through several visual
elements, Lexus makes consumers yearn for a car that is worth owning. Overall, the advertisers were
successful in presenting this concept. To begin with, by looking at the textual element of the RC F
advertisement, one can understand the features and attitude of the car. One part of the ad is on top of
the page in a big, Helvetica white font. The phrase in the ad, A 467 horsepower line in the sand could
be defined as a car that has great speed and precision. The line in the sand can be like leaving a mark
for the world to see. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Lexus RC F ad gives three views of the car. On the top view, there is a glance of the carbon fiber
roof. Lexus wanted to give a sense of mystery when revealing a partial view of the RC F. The next
picture is a close up of the wheel and tire. In this picture, there is a slash that indicates a cooling vent.
The final shot includes a rear view of the vehicle. The car looks like it is slightly tilted to the left and
the rear portion is pointing upward to the right. This imagery can lead the viewer s eyes into the next
image. As a whole, the RC F advertisement is a puzzle with multiple parts. As shown above, Lexus is
using perspective to engage the viewer s

Universal Basic Income
Universal Basic Income is the idea that all citizens should receive a certain amount of money from the
government, with no regulations on spending attached.Universal basic income is favorable as a result
of everyone gets their basic needs, for example, food, water, shelter, and clothing. In my opinion I
think that the universal basic income should function considering that it s a policy that s been lauded
by tech leaders from Mark Zuckerberg to Elon Musk as a proposed solution to job loss due to
automation. It officially became part of California s Democratic Party platform signaling that the idea
is beginning to enter the political mainstream. Y combinator research piloted a program in Oakland
that gave people $1,500 a month for a year,

The Truth Machine By Chuck Palahniuk
The Truth Machine had a terrifying aspect about it. Halperin s idea of a future with no lies sounds
delightful at first, but once you scratch the surface and realize that includes white lies you can see the
complications that may commence. I could see his future happening if we used the machine only in
trials, but I would not eliminate a jury completely. Machines are able to be tampered with, no matter
how well they are engineered. The Truth Machine furthered my belief that humans create themselves
from their past experiences. Illusions may be the most bizarre book I have held in my hands. And that
is saying something since Chuck Palahniuk is my favorite author. I found that as I was reading this
book I began to question the world I lived in. How amazing it would be if we could wake up and
realize that we are a continuous cycle. What I gathered from this book is that we create our own
reality. Don was seen as a messiah to all who met him, but he was only a simple man who had life
figured out. Esquith s Teach like Your Hair s on Fire should open new doors to anyone who reads it.
His methods to teaching keep children interested and urge them to good citizens outside of the
classroom. He gives his pupils respect, because he wants them to understand to gain respect you have
to give it. Esquith s story has taught me to break tradition and to stand for what I believe in, no matter
who stares. He also reminded me not to judge people on where they come from, because it does not

Why Do Big Data And Product Design Are All Important...
Introduction
Big data, defined as a popular term used to describe the exponential growth and availability of data
(What is Big Data? , n. d. ), has attracted considerable interest in many fields as it promises to offer a
level of analytic detail that has not been reached so far. Whilst it is often promoted as the solution to
many marketing problems, it has some significant disadvantages. Cost, data selection, problems
relating to the interpretation of the data and difficulties deciding how to apply the new knowledge to
existing products and product design are all important problems.
Situation There is a line chart above from Google Trends which illustrates the searching record (Big
Data) from 2005 to 2015.As can be seen, Big Data has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Probably, Big Data can be the future of marketing. However, there are some problems in using Big
Data because of these characteristics. If the enterprises do not know how to address problems, the
investment will be wasted while enterprises still search around in the haystack for the needle.
Therefore, some problems will be illustrated followed by the solutions for Big Data.
Problems
Firstly, the main problem is deciding which data should be selected. The data, explaining customers
desires and needs, is important to be collected while most of the enterprises are confusing about what
data they should concentrate on. A recent Gartner report (2014) stresses that 64% of firms raced to
plan or launch a Big Data project, though they did not have enough professional knowledge yet. To
understand what customers need through Big Data possibly turns into the core of companies target.
The large data volumes and different varieties of data lead to data complexity.
Secondly, the result predicted by Big Data probably may not be true at last. (MARCUS, DAVIS.
2014).This phenomenon happen frequently in many companies. Take Google Flu Trends as an
example, they predicted that the Disease Control and Protection Center was not able to control the
spread of flu quickly and effectively as time went on. Later, this conclusion was proved wrong. Hence,
it means that future prediction contains inconsistencies compared with reality.

Gary Vetedrcuk s Life And Culture
Gary Vaynercuk (Gary Vee) is a Belarusian, Russian. Gary and his eight family members immigrated
to the U.S. in 1978. After they immigrated to the U.S., they lived in a studio apartment in Queens,
New York. Then, they moved to Edison, New Jersey where Gary operated a lemonade stand franchise
and earned thousands of dollars on weekends by trading baseball cards. 2.2 Career Gary took over his
father s Liquors store after he graduated from college in 1998 and renamed the store to Wine Library,
also Gary started a daily webcast, Wine Library TV, which covering wine in 2006 (Hammer, 2013). In
2005, he has successfully grew his business from $3 million to $60 million a year by combining e
commerce, email marketing and pricing. However, he decided

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