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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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The Advantages Of Individual Sports And Team Sports
The Advantages of Individual Sports and Team Sports
Sport is an activity to train a person s body, not only physically but also spiritually. Sport is divided
into two, individual sports and team sports. Individual sports are a sport that played by one person,
and team sports is a sport that played by two or more people. Sport has many benefits. Individual and
team sports have the same both benefit. Especially for our health. Health is the most important thing in
life. Besides protecting ourself from the arrival of the disease, the body also feels fit after exercise, the
mood too, etc. A lot of us have encountered individual sports in daily life. For example, chess. Many
people like to play chess. In addition, sharpen the brain, train concentration, how to control
themselves, patience and more. Not only chess, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first benefit of team sport is you learn how to do a teamwork. You learns how you can support
other people to make the best team. Team sports is requiring for your ability to be good speaker and
listener to get along with your make easily. This sport is when you and your friends. When you play
with them. For example, when we play football. Many advantages we can got from this game. For
health of course, brain, controlling itself, learn how to discipline and etc. The main advantages is the
team still have a chance to reach the goal even injured during the match. Morever here are more
thought from different people and by summarize them the group can figure out a good strategy to win
the game, in fact this is a good exercise in working as a part of a team in ordinary situations. For
another example if people play volleyball, when your group practice, you need to practice with them
and youcould talk and share our emotions during the game. They have to manage their team well by
using energy and power in order to strengthed the match.We learn about family, we learn about how
we can get new family, to know each

Nwoye The Betrayer Of The Ibo Culture
Nwoye the betrayer of the ibo culture
Nwoye sense of identity was challenged with the introduction of Western ideas into the Ibo culture.
Nwoye started out in in the novel as a son of the mighty okonkwo, but the culture collision of the
british colonists and ibo people affected nwoye to the point of that he betrayed his family. The reason
for nwoye change in his sense of identity included his culture, religion and most important in all
family. He did this for what he believed in not for what is right. The first reason is culture sense of
identity was challenged the Western ideas was because nwoye did not like his culture he wanted to be
different. In the book nwoye did not want to be like his father. In things fall apart it says Amikwo saw
nwoye with the christians and said how is your father and nwoye said the okonkwo is not his father.
p113. And when nwoye got home his father grab him by the neck and choke him. And he did not treat
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We see evidence from the text when nwoye was going past the church everyday. This evidence
supports my claim because it says nwoye heard the voice of singing and its preaching. p112. He said
that the voice was confidence. That s why nwoye wanted to be a

The Bloody Mary Ritual Analysis
The Bloody Mary Ritual told by Bianca. I was the most affected in this story and here s why. It all
started on a saturday night and one friends house when we had all ran out of ideas on what to do. It
was around midnight and we had ran out of things to do so another friend Lacey suggested Let s do
the Bloody Mary Ritual. When Lacey suggested this I was for sure it was fake I just thought it was
something people told little kids to make them scared. We lit a candle and all of us stared at the mirror
in the bathroom and waited patiently. Finally I said Nothing s happening. Let s just get out of here. I
reached for the doorknob but it was locked, but no one locked it, at this point we knew someone or
something was holding the door shut. Suddenly, Alex (another girl at the sleepover) screamed and
pointed at the mirror. I whirled away from the locked door and ... Show more content on
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The ghost had scratched a message deep into the flesh of my right forearm. It said I AM REAL. When
I woke up I saw the message and I wanted to throw up, when I woke up the girls asked me what
happened I said. After that...that horrible ghost knocked the four of you down, it grabbed me by the
hair and pulled me through the mirror, Bianca said with a shudder. I felt something scratching my face
and hands, and I tried to fight back but I was knocked to the ground and dragged along a cold floor by
my hair. The ghost tossed me into a dark room. I couldn t see anything, but I felt the ghost clutched
my arm and there was this terrible pain. That s all I remember until I heard your voices and the light
came on. We still have sleepovers but we will never ever do the Bloody Mary ritual again who knows
what might

Agriculture In Dakota
Chapter one Introduction Throughout history, land employed for agricultural production has caused
greater environmental change to the biosphere than any other land use (Gliessman, 2010). Human
societies since the beginning of time have probably committed more land to Agricultural production
than for any other purpose. Demand for land especially for Agricultural production in many parts of
the globe is on the increase. Studies have revealed that the rise in demand for food to feed the world s
teaming population, the increased demand for agricultural output to produce alternative energy, high
agricultural product prices are amount other factors that have caused a surge in the demand for
agricultural land globally. In the U.S, it is widely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Evidence suggests that renewable fuel use mandates put in place after the Energy Policy Act of 2005
coupled with strong emerging market demand for both energy and feedstock are at least partly
responsible (Enders and Holt 2012). Another set of relevant policy interventions is federal crop
insurance program. Since 1980 use of crop insurance has grown rapidly, accompanied by increasingly
generous subsidies that amounted to about $7 billion per year over 2005 2009 (Glauber 2013).
Premium subsidy increases with yield riskiness. In light of poorer soils and aridity, production risk is
greater at the edge of the Corn Belt when compared with the center of the region (Shields

British Youth Culture s Perception Of Drugs Essay
There is a common notion that drugs in the modernist era were used as a tool for youths to enhance or
escape reality; much of this statement is true, though this has been the case for most of history. The
unique aspect of British youth culture and its recreational use of drugs is that it produces a platform
for the normalization of the perception of an array of drugs. Since the mid twentieth century, the
prevalence of drug use among adolescents has witnessed a steady, upward curve; this may indicate an
actual increase in the number of participants using drugs, but more so reveals a more open, honest
mindset towards recreational drug use, despite the obvious health risks. Since the 1950s, British youth
culture s approach to drugs radically changed people s perception of drugs; it not only embraced
recreational drug use, but gradually normalized it over time. This has resulted in an open, casual
attitude towards a series of narcotics within British youth culture. This is credited to social, economic,
and political issues as well as the evolving leisurely activities, music and trends that took place during
the Mod era to today.
While drugs have always been a part of society, its perception and sense of casualness changed after
the Second World War due to economic, social, and political factors. Post war Britain (as well as
America) saw a parallel increase in both population and the economy, creating the Boom Generation
as well as a new consumerist society. This is crucial in

Los Rancho Los Cerritos House
On Friday I had the honor to visit the historical Rancho Los Cerritos House; also known as Rancho
Los Cerritos or Casa de los Cerritos, in Long Beach, California, it was the largest and most impressive
adobe residence raised in southern California during the Mexican period. The structure of the house
was built in 1844 by merchant Jonathan Temple, a Yankee pioneer who became a Mexican citizen.
Los Cerritos means the little hills in English. It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1970. I
wasn t lucky enough to visit this phenomenal and historical place until I took advantage of my history
assignment and I decided to visit Rancho Los Cerritos with the company of some of my friends. On a
Friday morning we took the chance and we ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1929, Llewellyn Bixby (Jotham s nephew) bought the property, and made broad redesigns to the
house, including mortar bond covering, another red tiled rooftop, power, plumbing, chimneys, a sun
patio, new floors and a significant part of the landscaping. Llewellyn Bixby passed on in 1942, and the
family sold the house to the City of Long Beach in 1955. The City transformed the house into an
exhibition hall devoted to teaching the general population about California s rancho period, so that the
public can get the chance of exploring this phenomenal and historical site.
After watching the 15 minute video we moved outside of the building and we signed up to visit the
house. During this 5 minutes wait I saw Jean Bixby wedding dress, which she donated; it was a very
beautiful and unique wedding dress, it grabbed my attention, and I kept looking at it figuring its style.
Then we went to see the house. We entered from a big door where there was a left wing, right wing
and the house on the front. On the right wing were the laundry room in which there where two
servants that do the laundry once a week, it takes two full days; one day they do the laundry and then
the next full day they do the ironing. A thing that was really very interesting to know is that for their
dresses and suits they used to wash it once every two years as they take off every individual piece
wash it and then sew it all again together. Then the next room we visited was the food store room
where

Inherit The Wind Moral Analysis
Morals are everywhere in the movie Inherit The Wind and in everyday life. Morals are always
changing and there are different kinds of beliefs everywhere. Merriam Webster describes morals being
of or relating to principles of right and wrong in behavior and a belief as a state or habit of mind in
which trust or confidence is placed in some person or thing. Beliefs and morals go hand in hand when
you think about it. Each one of the billions of people on this earth has different morals depending on
who they and where they are. Our morals are challenged every day and we, ourselves, question them
every hour of the day if they are right or wrong; should we defend our morals or change them?. In the
movie characters beliefs are challenged and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When put to trial his beliefs are put to the test and at one point he was willing to give up. In the end,
Cate s stood his ground and fought for what he believed in. When Cate s is said to be guilty he
responds I ve been convicted of violating an unjust law. I will continue in the future as I have in the
past to oppose this law in any way I can. He once wavered but now he stood for what he believed in
becoming strong with his morals. Challenges for morals were very high in the movie, especially for
dear young Rachel. She believed her morals were just like her father s the priest of the town but
wanted to help her lover, Cates, despite his opposite beliefs. She admits in the movie that she fears her
father, later in the film he damns her to hell for associating with Cates. She fears if Cates doesn t
follow everyone else s beliefs she ll lose him, so she tells him to basically follow the townspeople like
a good little sheep so they don t get more in trouble. Through the rest of the movie, she battles herself
of what she believes in almost losing it. At the end, she comes to grasp herself and figures out what
she wants. She became a stronger person now that she knows her own morals letting go of her fear of
her cursing damnation father. She finally finds what her own morals are not what other s want her to
believe in as she stands with her lover proud. We fight, but truly, who is right we only know that we
have different

The Battle On Terror And The War On Drugs
In many ways, the war on terror and the war on drugs have merged. The type of red scare rhetoric
from the McCarthy era became nearly interchangeable with the drug war and terrorism during the
Reagan administration. We re in the middle of a major epidemic...Parents have a right to feel terror,
said Donald Ian MacDonald, Reagan s top drug advisor. He was referring to drugs. Marlin Fitzwater,
Reagan s Press Secretary openly admitted that everybody wants to out drug each other in terms of
political rhetoric. This battle of hyperbole was waged on both sides of the political aisle. Even liberals
like former Rep. Stephen Solarz (D NY) compared the danger from the cartels to intercontinental
ballistic missiles and wondered why we treat (their) threat so lightly? Likewise, former Rep. Thomas
F. Hartnett (R SC) declared that drugs were a national security threat...worse than any nuclear warfare
or any chemical warfare waged on any battlefield.
The two issues officially fused during the Reagan administration when the term narcoterrorism was
coined and an effective propaganda tool was formed. The Reagan administration asserted that drug
money from Latin America would be a source of funds to support insurgencies and subversion. This
eased the way for the Reagan administration to amend the Posse Comitatus Act thereby allowing
military involvement in the drug war. The Posse Comitatus Act was an act of Congress in 1878 which
prohibited the government from using the

Forest Inc Case Study
Gareth Davies is a forest ecologist at the Forestry School in Fredericton, New Brunswick, he has been
in the forest industry for over 20 years. He recently stated that there are three main categories of land
in Canada, the vast majority is provincial land, next there are lesser pieces of land that are forest
research centers, and national parks. and the rest of the land belongs to First Nation communities.
According to Davies, ⅔ of the land in the province of New Brunswick is owned by the public, and the
remaining ⅓ is privatized. Only a microscopic 5% of the public forest in New Brunswick is protected
from thinning and/or herbicide treatment, sadly, the rest is open for spraying. Moreover, this is the
reason behind the clear cut location that was visited in Minto and the plantation location that was
visited at the UNB woodlot being heavily packed full with needle trees the areas were being sprayed
to rid the area of the broad leaf trees, this is especially costly, also. The companies, for example JDI
Irving, would be granted a 20 year lease for cutting ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One specie planting is typical on any plantation, with the spruce species being the most popular.
Davies expressed that historically spruce has held more value in the wood harvesting industry. The
mono planting method is the main reason behind the plantation that was visited being mostly single
species, all of the trees looked of similar height and width and color this is very unlike any natural
forest. A natural forest should have a wide array of species that wouldn t necessarily be there
otherwise. Davies stated that once a natural forest gets so old, it becomes more structurally diverse,
but the industries insist of keeping forest under 60 years of age. The mass deforestation seems to be
inevitably leading to loss of tree cover everywhere around the world, especially in New

Papa Johns Biography
John S. William Watson
John S. was born on the date of November, 23, 1961. He graduated from Ball State University in
1982. After he graduated, he founded the business Papa Johns was founded in 1983. John S. sold his
Z28 Camaro to buy $1,600 worth of pizza equipment, to help his business. After he started to make
lots of money, he had enough to buy his Camaro back from the family he sold it to. In 2002, Papa
John s became the first pizza chain to make online ordering available. This made ordering easier for
lots of people who couldn t drive, or call in to have a pizza made. On July, 10th, 2004, Papa John s
controlled about 6.6% of the market.
Biography
John S. was somewhat young when he started his business. He had started small, with a small shop
that his father owned. He sold his Camaro, so he could buy supplies for his restaurant. Once he had
the supplies, he started to make more money. Eventually, once he had enough money, he bought his
Camaro back from the family he sold it to. Along the years, his business became very popular; he
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In 2014, Papa John s spent a total of $63 million dollars (4% of its total income), on advertisements.
Technological advancements have helped this company generate 45% of its orders through digital
channels. In the same year as its investment in advertisements, Papa John s digital channels have
accounted for more than 50% of the company s total US sales. As of March 2015, North American
restaurants installed a new proprietary point of sale system, which is named FOCUS. Papa John s e
commerce allows an alternative payment option, which lets people use their Google Wallet, which is
compatible with iPhone and Android applications. The company also has a Papa Rewards program,
which helps increase loyalty and frequency of use of its e commerce ordering

Importance Of Parliamentary Sovereignty
To answer the question as to whether parliamentary sovereignty promotes good government and
strong democratic and constitutional values, this essay shall firstly define what is meant by the term
parliamentary sovereignty. Secondly, it will analyse what good government and democracy is said to
be in society today and if that corresponds to the role of parliamentary sovereignty in the United
Kingdom. This essay will also significantly look at namely the rule of law and the separation of
powers within the United Kingdom and if it in some way it generates democracy. Finally with
reference to various sources of law, the essay will describe the level as to which parliamentary
sovereignty has changed and shaped actions in the United Kingdom s government in response to the
Miller Case.
Parliamentary sovereignty or parliamentary supremacy is a notion in constitutional law. Dicey
depicted parliamentary sovereignty as the right to make or unmake any law whatever; and further, that
no person or body is recognised by the law of England as having a right to override or set aside the
legislation of Parliament. Three aspects are present in this definition of parliamentary sovereignty; the
first is that Parliament can make or unmake any laws. The second principle is that Parliament cannot
be bound by its predecessors nor does it have the legal right to bind its successors. An example of this
is the case of Ellen Streets Estates Ltd. v Minister for Health [1934] in which the courts held

Little Altars Everywhere by Rebecca Wells Essay
Throughout the novel Little Altars Everywhere , written by Rebecca wells, there are changes between
the relationships of its characters. Viviane, the mother of Siddalee, Baylor and Little Shep, is one of
the main characters, and most of the changes revolve around her. Throughout the novel, it is portrayed
that Viviane has a closer relationship with her eldest daughter, Siddalee. Viviane has always been a
distant mother, who is more worried with social things such as her Yaya sisterhood , than developing a
close relationship between her and her family. Viviane is not only distant with her children, but she
does not have a solid relationship with her husband, Big Shep.
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She was able to complete one of her dreams, to move away from her home town, and to become
independent. She now has a job and is happy, although still lonely. In the last chapter, The First
Imperfect Divine Compassion Baptism Video , Siddalee returns to Louisiana for the baptism of her
goddaughter Lee, Baylor s daughter. All the family is there for the event. It has been a while since Viv
and Sidda have seen each other. On their first encounter they try to act as normal as possible, while
complementing eachother. Mother, I reply, you ve got to be kidding! Aqua was made for this time of
the year. You will be the belle of the baptism. (215) This happened when Viv called Baylor s house to
speak to Siddalee so she could ask her about what to wear for the baptism. Viviane then mentions how
she had no one else to call, as her Yaya s were all unavailable. Viv made It seem like Sidda was her
last choice.
At the ceremony, as a godmother Sidda is carrying the child around, while everyone is looking at her,
and Viviane is trying to film at her and take pictures. Siddalee believes that this is what is making the
baby cry and she tries to avoid the flashes. When Viv tries again to film her granddaughter, Siddalee,
for the first time stood up to her mother and turned away with the baby. Mama makes a frantic gesture
for me to turn Lee back around to face the camara, but I ignored her. (220) This can be seen as how
Sidda

Ms Taylor Waste
The prise from parents is very important for children. It makes children s confidence. Mother and
father s reactions, words, and opinions affected to their children so much even if it is not good for
children. Parents can create first children s idea that would be base idea of children. If parents always
against them, they won t have confidence in themselves. Sometimes, children struggle between their
opinion and their parents opinion. When children have own opinion that against their parents, they
wouldn t be happy, and they lost their original idea. Most of the parents hope their children follow
their ideas or opinion. However, sometimes children can t do this, so it would make the conflict of
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Frances didn t have a father that mean, when she was children, she listened only her mother s word.
That was made her field of vision be narrow because she only knows her mother s ideas or opinions.
She heard the word waste from Ms. Taylor when suggested to Frances join the speech team. Frances
thought that the meaning was a negative thing because that was when she heard waste from the mother
that mean was always, she did something bad or she shouldn t do this and should do opposite way.
However, it wasn t Ms. Taylor s meaning, but Frances thought that was bad meaning. She didn t
understand or know other meaning of waste because her mother was never used for her. Then she
agreed she was waste that was her mother s meaning. She was up set between her mother s word that
was waste and her new word that was also waste .
Moreover, in this scene, she struggled between her interest and duty that her mother gave to her. She
was interested to join speech team, but she needed to go practice for speech competition, it was
coming soon. However, the day of the practice was overlapped her Princeton Review that her mother
already paid for Frances to go the university of California Berkeley. She was puzzled she go to the
practice that was she wanted to do or go to the Princeton Review class that was her mother told her to
she must go there. She chose she skipped the review class even if she lied to her mother. Frances knew
if she didn t go the review her mother would

Three Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs
Today you will learn about three ancient egyptian pharaohs. The first one we will be talking about is
Pharaoh Ramses II. Ramses II was born 1303 and died in July or August 1213(90 years old). When he
was pharaoh he built/finished these three things he finished the main hall at Karnak, he built a shrine
himself, and he added to the temple at Luxor. This man had hundreds of wives and had 150 kids. His
family was so big that they were honored class in Egyptian society for four centuries. Ramses II built
Abu Simbel which is a temple and outside of the the temple are four statues of himself. The temple
door strategically placed to capture each day, the temple door strategically placed to capture sunlight.
The colossi of the temple was raised

Distortion In Doctor Strange
It s easy to go from having it all and fall straight to the bottom, but it is not easy to come back from
the bottom and return to the top. As shown in Doctor Strange, Stephen Strange is a phenomenally
known neurosurgeon who loses all use of his hands after a car accident. Due to the stubborn
tendencies of Strange, he is left alone as he experiments in vain surgeries trying to quickly return to
his successful life. Once learning of a man who said to be paralyzed, yet walked again somehow,
Strange hunts him down to learn how he did it so fast. He is lead to a place called Kamar Taj and
taken under the wing of The Ancient One and learns of the mystic energy they wield while also
catching on quickly and also having to stop Kaecilius the villain. Doctor Strange wields the strong
characteristics of visual distortion, abstractionism and exaggerated costuming, just like a German
expressionist film. The use of distortion was superiorly used in the film as it was used with the sets
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These characteristics definitely helped the film and didn t hurt it at all, but the distortion was definitely
the film s main focus, as it was used the entire time, and was executed perfectly by the director.
Derricksons use of these characteristics was able to effectively leave a lasting mark on the movie,
even if it wasn t his intention, these characteristics were easily spotted and made the movie better from
a movie goers opinion. This film, in honesty, showed even more characteristic but the ones mentioned
definitely proved themselves to be the top ones to be mentioned. In conclusion, it s made clear that
even in American produced films, German expressionist characteristics can be seen and found even if
the intention wasn t to include

Americas Colonization
The seeking of power and new lands started all the way back to centuries ago. It was the time were
Empires colonized the Americas establishing their own sets of rules that the Native Americans in the
lands must followed. This Empires cause an enormous effect on this people because their lives
changed completely, in a way that they had to adapt to a new way of living. However, not all Empires
had the same success on the colonization or even the same process of colonizing these new lands.
Spanish and Portuguese established their Empires in the Americas, creating all new political structure,
religious believed, economical changes and social interactions.
Let s begin with explaining the foundation of every nation, this is obvious; politics. Without the latter
content people will have a disorganized, uncivilized, unstructured and violent society. Spain was
considered to be monarchy, since it was ruled by a queen and king during the sixteen and seventeen
centuries. It got so much power and territory that it was considered the largest Empire in history. Their
politics were extremely strict and firm control over their empire (Esler, 2004). It consisted of a
Council of Indies, whose job was to maintain the colonies under control and not letting them to take
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As for interest, they always looked for an opportunity to trade. By the sixteen and seventeen centuries,
this country was considered the leader of the entire power in Europe. It got to the point that Portugal
power over lands was so big that it ruled millions inhabitants areas. They were the empire to give the
independence of the colony of New Hemisphere. Both of this country have the similarities of being a
monarchy even though there weren t rule by the same queen and king. They were the first countries
that expanded their colonies throughout the Americas. This made them two of the largest global
empires in the entire

Automatic Driving School
If you are out to purchase a car and need to learn how to drive, it would be best if you register in an
intensive driving crash course guaranteed pass London. Crash here obviously does not mean literally
you crash your car, but this is a fast way to speedily learn how to drive your car. There are numerous
driving schools across the nation offering driving courses of diverse duration. They all teach driving
methods required to operate a car of either manual or automatic transmission. The solitary difference
in these schools would be in the experience level of their coaches and also in some way the nature of
the course and the vicinity of the school.
A driving crash course
This kind of driving course is envisioned to teach an individual how

White People In Sports Essay
White people did not allow black people at first in the sport activity. White people did not want to
have any contact with black community. Black people were only allowed to have their own leagues.
They were not allowed to be in the leagues that they had white athletes. The black people could only
compete with themselves. It was very hard for black people to even have any competition with other
races in that period of time. After a while when white people started noticing that black people were
actually very good at sports, at first they tried to not let them compete with white people. After some
time that black people compete with white people, then they were sure that black people were actually
better than white people at specific sports.

Reasons For Going Hybrid Cars
8 Reasons to Go Hybrid 8 Reasons to Go Hybrid Sales of hybrid vehicles in the United States have
jumped from a curiosity of 17 sales in 1999 to 470,383 in 2014.[1] The annual growth rate of the
hybrid market has advanced across all makes and models and includes luxury vehicles, family sedans
and economy vehicles. Hybrid car owners can save hundreds of dollars on fuel costs, get maintenance
costs that are comparable to gas powered vehicles by spreading them over the life of the cars, enjoy
tax incentives and driving perks and find hybrid vehicles in attractive models from their favorite
manufacturers.[2] Hybrid Technology Becomes Increasingly Common This article will explore some
of the benefits of going hybrid, which include getting lower fuel costs, driving greener, cutting noise
pollution and reducing dependency on foreign oil. Increased hybrid options include affordable and
indulgent Hondas, Subarus, Acuras and many other models for single drivers, families and business
transportation. Benefits of going hybrid include but aren t limited to the following advantages: 1.
Increased Fuel Efficiency The Toyota Prius leads the market in hybrid fuel efficiency, according to
FuelEconomy.org, because the model gets almost about 50 MPG no matter where you drive or live.[2]
Other hybrid cars also get mileage ratings of more than 40 MPG. Hybrid cars can achieve these
astonishing efficiency ratings while enjoying the full range of torque, acc acceleration and driving
range

Battles That Changed the Outcome of the American...
Battles that Changed the Outcome The Americans started out as a bunch of uncivilized colonies, but
after the revolutionary war, they become a strong country that beat Britain for freedom. On Christmas
night General George Washington makes a bold decision to cross the Delaware and ambushed the
Hessians. Although risky, Washington brought new life to his rag tag army. General Burgoyne decides
that in order to win this war, he needs to cut off New England from the rest of the colonies. Burgoyne
s plan sounded like a good idea to the British, but this action could be argued to be the reason why
Britain did not win this war. Nearing the end of the war, the British were scarce on man and supplies.
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Getting across the Delaware was slow due to bad conditions. Temperature were constantly changing,
which makes at different times rain and other times sleet. Washington knew that a strong boat would
be needed to travel through ice. That is why General Washington chooses the Durbam boat. Durbam
boats were the boats used to cross the Delaware River (Washington s Crossing Historic Park). It was
Ideal for transporting goods, which made it good to bring troops and supplies across the Delaware. Ice
chunks and storms delayed the army. Having completed the crossing around 3:00 AM, they began
their march south towards Trenton. Both columns approached the outskirts of Trenton shortly before
8:00 AM on December 26. Getting across the Delaware was only half the battle; the other part was
physically fighting the Hessians. The Hessians, men hired by British to fight, were under complete
surprise from the attack on Christmas by Washington. Commander John Rall ignored hints that
showed that they might be under attack. Americans fought from behind trees and in houses, while
cannons and other weapons took down two major streets in the town. The Battle of Trenton lasted
about 40 minutes; thirty Hessians are killed including commander Rall, one thousand were taken as
prisoners, while only four Americans were wounded. The American Army were down in the war, and
this victory at Trenton brought confidence, new life for the Americans, and the Congress

The Journey Of Aeneas From Virgil s Aeneid And The...
At a first glance, the journeys of Aeneas from Virgil s Aeneid and Saint Augustine in his
autobiography The Confessions, do not seem to have much in common. In Confessions, Augustine
embarks on a spiritual journey, while Aeneas endures a physical one. After closely reading both texts,
readers can see the powerful, striking connection between Saint Augustine s journey and Aeneas . The
Confessions serves as a personal inspiration to readers by showcasing Augustine s journey towards
God, and His presence throughout that journey. Aeneas ability to overcome hardships because of his
belief in the gods and divine grace, is closely related to Augustine s ability to be exposed to God s
mercy and companionship, even when he did not have faith in Him, because of the notion instilled in
him by God. Divine Providence is evident in both The Aeneid and The Confessions through examples
such as, characters enduring storms as a result of the gods, or dreams confirming that God is in
complete control of the world. Although Augustine has strayed from God, God remains with him.
Throughout The Aeneid, Aeneas showcases divine grace, divine Providence, and self sacrifice, which
makes him relate more closely with Augustine s journey of life than the one written by Virgil. Divine
grace can be defined as the divine influence within humans, which inspires them to resist temptation
and endure tribulations. It also signifies the reawakening of people to God. Throughout The Aeneid,
Aeneas faces many

Family, Friends And Lovers
In the film, The Emotional Life there was a very interesting episode called Family, Friends and Lovers
. Family, Friends and Lovers reminded me of situations that I have experienced in the past. I can
honestly relate to this episode in so many ways, such as my outlook on family and friends. The first
few people that babies ever know are their family. Infants value their mother/caregiver more than
anyone. From birth they tend to form a bond with their caregiver, in which is known as attachment.
Due to their family members being the first people they interact with they learn how to relate with
people at home. Family relationship is practice to what is next; meaning the relationships people gain
with their family helps them prepare for future relationship with others. Friendships can be very
helpful because no one wants to be lonely. It is quite nice to have someone else to hang and interact
with besides family. It is great to have a friend that you can connect with. In the episode, Family,
Friends and Lovers Harry Harlow Monkey Love Experiment was mentioned. In this experiment, he
separated infant monkeys from their mothers a few hours after birth, and then arranged for them to be
raised by two kinds of surrogate monkey mothers. One mother was made out of bare wire mesh and
the other was a wire mother covered with cloth. Given a choice, the infant monkeys preferred the
mother covered with soft terry cloth, and they spent a great deal of time cuddling with them.

Social Security And Health Insurance Program
At its initiation in 1965, Medicare expected to provide health insurance to Americans age 65 and older
and to younger people with certain disabilities or health conditions. It was a two part plan. Part A
providing payment to the hospital, home health following hospital stays, skilled nursing facility, and
hospice care for the aged and disabled. Part A is paid by payroll deductions with no premiums for
those who contributed. Part B, is an optional medical insurance program for which enrollees pay a
monthly premium. Part B can be used to pay for physician, outpatient hospital, home health, and other
services for the aged and disabled. Although it was considered during the 1930 s as a part of president
Roosevelt new deal. It was believed that the inclusion of the plan could jeopardize the success of
social security and hence was not added at that time. President Truman officially initiated the talks on
national health insurance program, but LBJ finally signed it into law and added it to the Social
security amendment in 1965. Since 1965 Medicare had changed multiple times with extended
eligibility to individuals under age 65 who have long term disabilities or end stage renal disease.
Addition of Part C (Medicare+Choice), also known as Medicare Advantage, drug benefit inclusion or
Medicare Part D, the most recent Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The responsibility for
overseeing Medicare and it funding lies with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

Influence Of Political Parties In The United States
Influence of Political Parties The American government runs on the party system. To be specific, it s
divided between Democrats and Republicans. A large part of the public also associates themselves as
Individuals because they feel that neither one of the parties represents their beliefs properly. Both
parties have very opposite beliefs from each other. The Republican party mainly consists of
conservatives and believes that the government should not be too involved in the economy because a
large government poses a threat to citizen s freedom. The Democratic party, on the other hand,
believes that government intervention in the economy is needed. Democrats are mainly Liberals and
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For the most part, America employs single member districts which means that the electorate only
chooses one representative from each district. During presidential elections, every state is given votes
through the electoral college which equals to the amount of U.S. senators and House members. Single
member districts tend to weaken third parties. In 1992, an Individual named Ross Perot ran for the
presidential election and although he gained 19% of the popular votes, he didn t receive any electoral
votes. This happened because the Electoral College leverages the two party system. To decrease the
amount of influence political parties have on the government, other governments like Sweden elect
legislators in multimember districts instead of single member districts, and the number of seats that a
party wins is proportional to the amount of its support among voters. For example, In Sweden 310
seats are allocated in 29 constituencies. This helps everyone s opinions and voices to be

Huntington s Disease ( Hd ) Essay
Huntington s disease (HD) is a late onset, usually between 35 and 50 years old, neurodegenerative
disorder prevalent in 3 7 per 100,000 people of European ancestry1. The disease, inherited in an
autosomal dominant pattern2, is characterized by motor disturbance, intellectual decline, and
psychiatric manifestations3. The disease is difficult to detect at an early stage of an individual s life
since its symptoms appear in the third to fifth decade of life. To better understand the disease,
investigations were done to identify the gene that is linked with the disease. The researchers in this
paper relied on the polymorphic protein markers or enzymes which they excluded in the 20% of the
genome. However, the lack of additional markers made it impossible to test the remaining part of the
genome.
With the use of recombinant DNA technology, the study aimed to use the restriction fragment length
polymorphisms (RFLPs) as DNA markers to determine linkage of the disease gene in large
multigenerational families. Two large families, with Huntington s disease, were used in the study.
Pedigrees of the American and Venezuelan families showing a clear autosomal dominant pattern of
inheritance of the disease were established. Family members having the disease were examined by an
experienced and knowledgeable neurologist to make sure that these individuals really possessed the
said disease. Blood samples from these individuals were collected and analyzed using 20 red blood
cell markers to

Dr. Kristina Tansavatdi s Life Essay
Dr. Kristina Tansavatdi is one of the top facial reconstructive and plastic surgeons near the city of
Camarillo; in addition, she is the only female plastic surgeon in the areas of Santa Barbara and
Westlake Village. Dr. Tansavatdi focuses on providing each of her patients with the most innovative
cosmetic care available for the neck and the face. Dr. Tansavatdi uses her expertise as a fellowship
trained facial plastic surgeon to provide each of her patients with a personalized experience.
Dr. Tansavatdi is Serving the City of Camarillo
At her Thousand Oaks plastic surgery practice in Westlake Village, she and her staff pamper and
refresh her patients as they enjoy Dr. Tansavatdi s lavish, private sanctuary. For years, she has offered
her services to the private and fashionable residents of Montecito, Malibu and Beverly Hills: Now, she
is offering her expertise to individuals who reside in the city of Camarillo.
Dr. Tansavatdi is a Double Board Certified Facial Reconstructive and Plastic Surgeon Near Camarillo
Dr. Tansavatdi is Board Certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,
as well as by the American Board of Otolaryngology. As a Double Board Certified facial plastic
surgeon, she is a highly sought after facial plastic surgeon.
People from Around the World Choose Dr. Tansavatdi as Their Facial Reconstructive and Plastic
Surgeon
Due to her warm disposition and meticulous attention to detail, Dr. Tansavatdi is esteemed

Massage Therapy Research
It s supposed to be a professional secret, but I ll tell you anyway. We doctors do nothing. We only help
and encourage the doctor within (Schweitzer 179). Conventional medicine is often the first option
people seek when experiencing pain or illness, but when this option doesn t work, especially in
dealing with chronic illness; patients often look to other possibilities such as natural or complementary
medicine (Birla and Hemlin). In a 2014 study conducted by the American Massage Therapy
Association, 92% of respondents agree that massage can be effective in pain reduction, 91% assert
that massage can be beneficial to health and wellness, and 74% believe that massage therapy should
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Mainstream medicine, defined as methods such as drugs, radiation, and surgery used to treat illness, is
contrasted against natural medicine, defined as unorthodox therapies used to treat illness that are not
accepted by the mainstream medical community. Natural medicine was used throughout history in
many different cultures for treating all sorts of maladies and diseases. The discovery of penicillin
brought on the dispensation of, what is referred to as, the mainstream medical era until the comeback
of alternative remedies and natural medicine in the 1970s. Mainstream medicine is practical in certain
situations in which the cause can easily be ascertained and prevented in future cases. It is also used to
cover up symptoms of illness or disease in situations where a root problem needs to be discovered and
addressed. These are the situations in which natural medicine should be utilized. Acupuncture,
chiropractic, massage therapy, and reflexology are a few practices that have been shown to greatly
reduce pain and stress in the body. These techniques have also been displayed as effective methods in
promoting the restoration of the body to homeostasis, a relatively stable balance. Natural medicine
should be viewed as a feasible option, alongside

William Shakespeare s The Duke
The Duke is the pivotal character of the play but neither his character nor his action is clears enough.
After his departure and delegation of his power the play really begins and the readers are kept waiting
for the solution of the problem in the city of Vienna. The Duke who is called a scholar a statesman and
a soldier ( Shakespeare, Measure for Measure Act III, sc ii line 126) and yet has ever loved life
removed ( Shakespeare, Measure for Measure Act I, sc iii line 9) and contented especially to know
himself ( Shakespeare, Measure for Measure Act III, sc ii line 199 200) can not overcome by argument
why he delegated authority and yet wanted to watch the trusted man, Angelo. On the part of Angelo ,
authority was drive upon him. Angelo himself says: Let there be some more test made of my metal (
Shakespeare, Measure for Measure Act I, sc i line 49) In the play, the duke and Angelo show different
attitude towards their ruling and applying law. The Duke being an authoritative figure and holder of
kingship neglects to apply the law for many years in the city where vices are grown in its fullest form
again he fears to re apply the law. Because he is concerned about his image before the citizen of
Vienna as he speaks I love the people,/But do not like to stage me to their eyes ( Shakespeare,
Measure for Measure Act I, sc i line 67 68). On the other hand, Angelo is considered a strict person
that knows much about the city laws. When he is appointed in

Brief Summary of the Endocrine System
The field of study dealing with the endocrine system and its disorders is endocrinology, a branch of
internal medicine. The endocrine system is an umbrella term used to describe the complexity of
different types of endocrine glands which are responsible to help the body carry out many of its
functions. This system regulates our mood, growth, metabolism, tissue development, sexual functions
and reproductive process. The endocrine system is made of a series of glands that produce chemicals
called hormones. Like many medical terms, it originates from the Greek words endo meaning inside,
within, and crinis for secrete. The endocrine system is an information signal system similar to the
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These hormones play vital roles in regulating metabolism, body heat production and bone
growth.
Pancreas
Pancreas is the endocrine gland that is situated in the abdominal region, behind the stomach.
One of the major pancreas function is maintaining appropriate levels of sugar throughout the
body. The hormones which get secreted into the blood stream by these glands serve to
control proper

Unit 1.1 Data Security Research Paper
1.1 Overarching Concern
Security is now and again called an overall concern in light of the fact that everything required in the
Web administrations environment needs some level of insurance against the numerous dangers and
difficulties that IT divisions must manage all the time. For instance, SOAP messages should be secure,
WSDL records may should be secured against unapproved get to, firewall ports may require extra
systems to make preparations for overwhelming burdens and to assess Web administrations messages,
et cetera. Since Web administrations are intended for interoperability, an imperative objective of the
security innovations is to empower execution environment advances to keep on working while adding
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These systems are frequently utilized as a part of mix in light of the fact that a wide assortment of
dangers must be considered. As showed in Figure 8 2, WS Security headers can be added to SOAP
messages before they are sent to the administration supplier.
The headers can incorporate verification, authorization,1 encryption, and mark so that the supplier can
approve the certifications of the requester before executing the administration. Invalid certifications
normally result in the arrival of a blunder message to the requester. The requester normally includes
the validation and approval data as tokens. Hence, there s a need to share and organize security data,
for example, tokens, amongst requester and supplier or over a chain of requesters, suppliers, and
conceivably SOAP delegates. To effectively oversee encryption and verification for end to end
message trade designs, the WS Security detail characterizes a few SOAP header

Shirley Temple
America s little darling, everyone knows her but where did she come from? George Francis Temple
was her father (Shirley Temple). He was born in 1888 and eventually became a banker (Shirley
Temple). Her mother s name was Gertrude Amelia Krieger, she was born in 1893(Shirley Temple).
They had two sons whose names were: Jack Temple and George Jr. Temple (Shirley Temple). While
expecting their first daughter Gertrude played the phonograph and attended dance recitals (Shirley
Temple). Finally on April 23, 1929 a beautiful baby girl was born (Shirley Temple). Shirley was a
baby who would bring smiles to everyone s face during the great depression (Hall). They named her
Shirley Jane Temple. Shirley was born at 9:00 p.m. She once said ... Show more content on
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Some people said that her teeth were filled to make them look more child like (Lindeman). But when
the day finally came and she lost her very first baby tooth, Times Square went into an up roar (Hall).
People were yelling Shirley has lost a baby tooth (Hall). Shirley received many positive things out of
acting. At age six she attended the Oscars (Shirley Temple). In 1935 not only did she attend the Oscars
that year, she was also the youngest person ever to present an Oscar at age six (Shirley Temple). That
year at the Oscars Shirley was presented with an Oscar, which was a great privilege, but she was very
upset because her trophy was not normal size (Bankston 24). They made her trophy tiny because she
was small (Bankston 24). She thought this was very unfair (Bankston 24). In 1937, she presented Walt
Disney with his special Academy Award, which was a normal sized Oscar with seven mini Oscars
surrounding it, which symbolized his movie Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Shirley Temple).
During this time she began taking over the American screen (Hall). America fell in love with America
s little darling after her first big movie, Stand Up and Cheer (Glennon). Her salary began to increase
greatly (Bankston 18). After many raises, she was making more than $60,000 a movie (Bankston 18).
In 1934 1936 she grossed five million dollars for Fox when a movie ticket cost only

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