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1. Child Observation Essay
Crafting an essay on the subject of observing children is no simple feat. It requires a delicate
balance of keen observation, insightful analysis, and effective communication. Firstly, one must
possess the ability to observe children attentively, noting their behaviors, interactions, and
development in various contexts. This demands patience, keen observational skills, and an
understanding of child psychology.
Next comes the analytical aspect, where one must interpret and make sense of the observations.
This involves linking observed behaviors to theoretical frameworks, understanding
developmental milestones, and recognizing individual differences among children. It's essential
to delve into the significance of observed behaviors, considering factors such as environment,
socialization, and familial influences.
Finally, effectively communicating these observations and analyses in essay form is another
challenge altogether. Structuring the essay in a coherent manner, integrating observations with
relevant theories and concepts, and maintaining an engaging narrative flow are crucial aspects.
Additionally, ensuring clarity, precision, and depth in expression is essential to convey the
nuances of the observed behaviors and their implications accurately.
In summary, crafting an essay on child observation demands a combination of observational
prowess, analytical depth, and effective communication skills. It's a task that requires dedication,
patience, and a genuine interest in understanding the complexities of child development and
behavior.
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2. Narrative Voices in Shelley s Frankenstein and Fathers...
Narrative Voices in Shelley s Frankenstein and Fathers and Sons by Ivan Turgenev
I have chosen to compare the narrative voices of Frankenstein and
Fathers and Sons, as the perspectives in these two novels differ from one another.
Frankenstein s narrative voice contains tales of three characters within one narrative,
none belonging directly to the author, whereas the narrative voice of Fathers and
Sons, is that of the author alone.
Examples I will be using are taken from The Realist Novel (TRN), and from the
novels of Frankenstein (F) and Fathers and Sons (F S).
Mary Shelley s novel Frankenstein is an example of first person narrative, with
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(P53 F).
This novel also includes narrative perspectives that shape the fictional world in the
realist novel genre. Instances of this come from Victors childhood, which seemed
idyllic, with his mother and father devoted to him, the innocent and helpless
creature bestowed on them by heaven and I was so guided by a silken cord that all
seemed but one train of enjoyment to me (P.33 F). And when the monster is
relating his tale to Victor, of how he learnt the basic principles of survival, stating
when I was oppressed by cold, I found fire and
searching in vain for a few acorns to assuage the pangs of hunger and of his
hideout I found it an agreeable asylum from the snow and rain . (P.99 F). This
perspective is plausible, giving a romantic feel to the novel, when Frankenstein s
physical attempt to reconstruct the human frame serves as an image for the goal of
Romantic artists: the spiritual regeneration of man (p.65 TRN). The pathos
generated by his tale is intensified by the monster being inspired and consoled by
nature, as he describes to Victor my senses were gratified and refreshed by a
thousand scents of delight and a thousand sights of beauty with the onset of spring,
(p.111 F). Also, thankfulness towards the blessed sun, which bestowed such joy upon
me (p.134 F).
When the narrative perspective changes, we have a contrast to these joys as he is
rejected as an ugly detestable monster , at a
3. Expansionary Fiscal Policy
Expansionary fiscal policy results in a reduction of taxes and increased government
spending and therefore increasing the demand level in an economy. The institution of
expansionary fiscal policy raises disposable income through reduction of taxes in the
economy and this improves the rate of consumption. Therefore, tax reduction is an
appropriate expansionary fiscal policy that can be deployed to help an economy that
could be undergoing a recession (DeLong Summers, 2012). Consequently, tax
reduction could be a vital government tool for increasing the Gross Domestic
Product. Low taxes encourage individuals to work hard and thus boosting the county
s GDP. Income taxes have an impact on collective demand. An expansionary fiscal
policy reduces
4. Advantages And Disadvantages Of Perfect Competition
Introduction
Market:
Market refers to an arrangement, whereby buyers and sellers come in contact with
each other directly or indirectly, to buy or sell goods.
Thus, above statement indicates that face to face contact of buyer and seller is not
necessary for market. E.g. In stock or share market, the buyer and seller can carry on
their transactions through internet. So internet, here forms an arrangement and such
arrangement also is included in the market. 1. A pictorial representation of market.
Classification or Types of market:
The classification or types of market are depicted in the following chart: 2.
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Oligopoly has little or fewer (oligo) number of sellers.
4.Monopolistic competition has many or several numbers of sellers.
Imperfect Competition: Imperfect competition is a competitive market situation
where there are many sellers, but they are selling heterogeneous (dissimilar) goods.
Imperfect competition is a competitive market situation where there are many sellers,
but they are selling heterogeneous (dissimilar) goods as opposed to the perfect
competitive market scenario. As the name suggests, competitive markets that are
imperfect in nature.
Perfect competition Perfect Competition is a market structure where there is a
perfect degree of competition and single price prevails. Nothing is 100% perfect in
this world. So, this states that perfect competition is only a theoretical possibility and
it does not exist in reality.
Monopoly: The term monopoly is derived from Greek words mono which means
single and poly which means seller. So, monopoly is a market structure, where
there only a single seller producing a product having no close substitute. This single
seller may be in the form of an individual owner or a single partnership or a Joint
Stock Company. Such a single firm in market is called monopolist. Monopolist is
price maker and has a control over the market supply of goods. But it does not mean
that he can set both price and output level. A monopolist can do either of the two
things i.e. price or output. It means he can fix either price or output but not both
5. The Zika Virus Through Latin America And The Caribbean
The most recent outbreak of the Zika Virus through Latin America and the
Caribbean, and its association with microcephaly in newborns has attracted
significant attention from researchers and health specialists. In 2013 and 2015, large
outbreaks of the virus were respectively reported in French Polynesia and Brazil. In
1947, The Zika viruswas first identified in Uganda in Rhesus monkeys. It was then
identified in humans in 1952 in some parts of Uganda and the United Republic of
Tanzania The virus, also known as ZIKV, is an arbovirus of the Flaviviridae
family, and is closely related to dengue, yellow fever and Chikungunya viruses (Al
Qahtani et al., 2016.); an arbovirus refers to a group of viruses transmitted by
arthropod vectors (MedicineNet.com, 2016). The Zika disease is caused by the Zika
virus that is primarily transmitted through a bite of an infected Aedes mosquito.
Though the incubation period of Zika is not clear, it is estimated to be around 2 7
days after the bite of an infected Aedes mosquito (World Health Organization, 2016).
Symptomatic signs of the disease are mild fever, skin rashes, malaise, conjunctivitis
and muscle and joint pain (World Health Organization, 2016). Because the virus has
mild symptoms and no associated fatalities, it goes undiagnosed in several cases. In
newborns, however, the virus causes neurological and developmental conditions,
including but not limited to Guillain Barre syndrome and microcephaly. To fully
understand the mechanisms of
6. The Colostomy Procedure
The colostomy procedure has changed the medical world in a major way because it
allowed people with intestinal issues to live a longer life. Having a colostomy
means a portion of your colon (digestive tract) was removed, which left an opening in
your abdominal area; the opening is something many refer to as an ostomy with the
stoma being the correct terminology for the actual opening of the abdominal wall.
This makes the condition more efficient to handle whereas the surgerymakes it
possible for patients to defecate again without passage through the rectum or anus.
Having this surgery does not mean you possess any type of sickness, but that you
had to alter the way your body works due to an incident that did not allow you to
carry out regular human functions. The colostomyhas made it feasible for many
people to lead normal lives even though being gone through something. We are
unsure today who invented this glorious idea, but we do know the 1st known and
successful procedure was done by Dr. M. Pilore, a French surgeon in 1776. Getting
a colostomy can be the aftereffect of having an illness, colon cancer, a disease of the
stomach area, damage to the colon or rectum, or incomplete/complete blockage of the
large intestine. This technique was to made to permit the passage of bodily waste
out,yet it carries many risks and a number of things that could go wrong if not
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Having a colostomy can be looked upon as something horrible, but it has made
thousands of lives better. Some people after the surgery may have sociological
issues though, and the best way to get over them is by having a sense of humor and
/or a positive outlook on life. Nothing but the way the digestive tract works have
changed with the surgery so patients can lead their normal lives, therefore making the
procedure a world changing
8. Reality Tv
Television Corrupting the World I can remember when I was younger, coming home
from school into the house to change clothes and head back out the door to play. Any
entertainment I received was what I experienced outside. When I came into the
house, I was able to watch very little television. The most televisionI was able to
watch was on Saturday mornings and it was cartoons. Today, the young and old
come home and the first thing they do is turn on the television set. According to a
survey done by Emory H. Woodard and Natalia Grindina, on average, people are
watching over 51 hours of television that is five hours a day of TV on average for
the last quarter of the year. Teenagers (12 to 17) spend 103 hours watching TV a
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The last way television is corrupting us is by the gratification theory spoken by
Steven Reiss. He stated, People select media to fulfill certain needs. Media events
repeatedly allow people to experience 16 desires and joys . One of those
fulfillments is curiosity. People always want to know what is going on with
somebody else. Creating shows about people s lives gives television watchers a
first hand look of what someone else experiences or endures. The show Keeping up
with the Kardashians is a good example. Most people are curious about how
celebrities live. We have that desire for knowledge. Another fulfillment is
vengeance. Some people love to watch other people being humiliated since it is not
them. This is a key component in most reality television shows. An example of
such a reality show would be Hell s Kitchen. This show has normal working class
people aspiring to be a chef in an upscale restaurant owned by Chef Gordon
Ramsey. He speaks to the contestants on this show in a very degrading and
humiliating manner. He feels his ways are teaching the people to perform at their
best. I do not know of anyone, under normal work place circumstances, that would
sit there and allow themselves to be embarrassed and disrespected by their boss.
Behind the scenes, this attitude is encouraged to bring in more viewers. Another
gratification is lust. They have all kind of shows that represent lusting. One example
would be Flava of Love. How can these
9. Reflection Paper On Being A Nurse
Being a nurse takes its toll on emotions and really puts through tough times with
dying patients or patients that are just plain out rude. And at first, I thought that
being emotionally involved with the patient was not allowed because it made it
harder to do your job. I was wrong being emotionally involved makes you a better
nurse and makes it seem like you are an actual person and not a mechanical being
taking care of patients. We went to say goodbye. We went there for comfort from our
family. We went there to give comfort before the end. Arriving in Wyoming at around
eleven we wanted to see my auntRitti before she died. Getting to the hospital I was
calm and collected but as soon as I walked into the room my emotions were all
scrambled. Her head tilted back and her mouth was wide open so she could breathe,
she was skinnier, pale, and there were bags under her eyes. She was lying there
motionless, the only thing that she could move were her eyes. I only knew one way
to handle a situation dealing with death, cry. After saying hello to my aunt Ritti I said
hello to my aunts Tuesday and Rhonda, uncles Daryl and David, and my mother s
parents.We stayed in the hospital talking and catching up and including my aunt in
the conversation. Around one in the morning my uncleDaryl sent us to go get some
rest because the plan was to see her off. The next morning we got up at six, arrived
at seven and when we got into her room my uncle Daryl said she had declined in the
night so
11. My Research Idea At My Own Insight Into The World I
Lived...
First section: The context of my research idea in development
By exploring my research idea at the very early stages of development I wish to
highlight the nature of my experience and transfer my own insight into the world I
lived for seven years.
Initially, coming up with a topic of research that is not only of interest to me but being
able to position myself by engaging with my own experience, is a challenging,
thought provoking and daunting task. When something so internally deep has
changed you in a way you cannot articulate, this becomes an obstacle itself, coupled
with the reality that you want your research to be stimulating; in the hope it will have
resonance with another.
For me, as a twenty five year old female, who has been brought up in a middle class
family who has had parental love and support their whole life, it strikes a chord with
me that I am even in this position to be writing such a personal and expressive
narrative of my journey with having an eating disorder.
I have been intuitively drawn to the narrative approach as I feel this will aid my
research as it is intended to be context dependent, and in an exploratory way, offering
my knowledge and experiences to others who have faced hurdles of a complex and
addictive nature. This research will aim to develop, internalise and explore what I
believe to be a very important and necessary awareness of the lived experience and
co construction of eating
12. Property Dualism
Dualism is generally defined as the division of a concept into two contrasting aspects.
Dualism addresses the mind body problem by claiming that the body and mind are
separate. Various alternatives to the dualist theory propose the mind and body is
connected, materialism everything is physical. Nevertheless, dualists agree, that the
essential essence nature of conscious intelligence resides in something nonphysical,
in something forever beyond the scope of science (7, Churchland). This nonphysical
realm of the mindis considered to have a causal systematic connection with the body,
driving a person to act with purpose. This connection, between the physical and
nonphysical, is supposed to be what makes your body you and not someone else.
Dualists try to offer an explanation behind the connection and separation of the mind
and body by using senses and experiences to characterize conscious intelligence....
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Substance dualism theorizes that the mind is divided into two substances, one that is
a physical substance(body) and one that is a nonphysical substance(mind). This
nonphysical substance, the immortal soul, is seen as a part of you separate from your
body, a part that could possibly live on past your body s physical degradation.
Property dualism is slightly different in the sense that it attributes the physical brain
as having a set of non physical properties, rather than a substance. This theory
works to narrow the gap in empirical evidence by no longer claiming some mystical
substance that lives on forever, but still attempts to account for the part of our minds
we have yet to understand. As a property, this theory can then be regarded as a
concept that cannot be reduced to the physical or explained by science, a science of
mental
13. Things Fall Apart Okonkwo
Okonkwo is the main character of this story Things Fall Apart and he is a man of
title and strength. In the beginning of the story Okonkwo is said to be a fearless
warrior who defeated the cat in a wrestling match. The cat is the strongest before
Okonkwo arrive and that is because the cat never got his back to touch the ground in
an wrestlting match, but OKonkwois the only one that defeated the cat making he the
strongest.
Okonkwo is also strongest in intertribal war. He is fearless of the enemy and he
brought home victories. In the store Okonkwo tribe went to war with Mbaino and
won. With the victory Okonkwo brought home a young lad and a virgin. The virgin
is to replace the wife of Ogbuefi since she got murder and the young lad belong
14. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles ( Uav )
Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), are pilotless and non
crewed aircraft that are capable of flight either by remote control or through the
use of on board computers. Other names for these types of aircraft are remotely
piloted vehicle (RPV), remotely piloted aircraft (RPA), and remotely operated
aircraft (ROA). Drones are commonly used by the military, but are also being
implemented in search and rescue operations and being utilized in other civil
applications, such as policing and firefighting. The technology is also allowing for
hobbyists and other enthusiasts to become avid drone operators, albeit on a
relatively smaller scale. During the American Civil War, an inventor patented an
unmanned balloon that carried explosives that could be dropped after a time delay
fuse mechanism triggered the basket to overturn its contents. Air currents and
weather patterns made it difficult to estimate for how long to set the fuse, and the
balloon was never successfully deployed. By 1883, the first aerial photograph was
taken using a kite, a camera and a very long string attached to the shutter release of
the camera. In 1898, this technology was put to use in the Spanish American War,
resulting in the first military aerial reconnaissance photos. World War I saw the
development and testing of various radio controlled unmanned aircraft, but none
emerged from the testing phase in time to be used before the war ended. In the¬
1930s, the British Royal Navy developed a
15. Michelangelo s David Essay
When thinking of sculptures, one of the first that comes to mind is David. This
statue was created of marble between 1501 and 1504 and stands over 14 feet high.
David is a symbol that represents strength and anger. The statue had intended political
connotations for the ruling of the Medici family. Michelangelo used Davidas model of
heroic courage to demonstrate that spiritual strength can be more effective than arms
. Michelangelo insisted that David should stand as a symbol of the republic and act
as a warning that Florenceshall be governed justly and bravely . This was the first
time since antiquity that a large nude statue be exhibited in a public place.
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David is extremely buff, a quality that was highly revered during the Greek and
Roman eras, and he shows off the male body very well. He is in a slight contraposto
stance, where the artist illustrates the natural counterbalance of the body through the
bending of the hips in one direction and the legs in another direction.
The well defined muscular build is the ideal form to our culture today. Personally I
strive to better myself to be physically strong and muscular in appearance. Though
David is a male model, he makes a gorgeous physical role model for me. His facial
expression is tense and determined, as it should be before the battle of Goliath.
Determination, fighting for what one stands for, is noble and stunning.
Unlike the David of Donatello, Michelangelo s David is not shown after
conquering his enemy. Instead, he is portrayed as an extremely athletic and manly
character; the sculpture even depicts a worried look cast upon David s face and the
carved marble veins seem to pulse with anticipation as he contemplates the
upcoming fight. Cast over David s shoulder is his sling, and the stone is clutched in
his right hand. Michelangelo s David depicts the ideal youth who has just reached
manhood and is capable of great physical and intellectual feats, which is part of the
classical tradition. Michelangelo s David portrays one man in a very powerful and
intelligent light, and even hinting that this one man may be some
16. The Music And Arts Festival
Go with the flow I have been to multiple concerts before but nothing compares to the
Resonance Music and Arts Festival, a weekend long camp out of like minded,
motived, music loving individuals. In simpler terms, modern day hippies. These
hippies focus more on medication, dancing, and yoga as a way to reach the ultimate
state of joy. The people around me, the clothing they wore, the smell of weed that
filled the air, and the music that blared through the speakers were all things I will
never forget about that summer weekend. The life style of hundreds of individuals in
a crowd was different from anything I had ever laid my eyes on. Although I never
imagined to be in a new environment, I had no choice. I My dad works for
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Suddenly I could not take my eyes off what was in front of me. Hammocks were
hung from trees and even hung from car mirrors. There were hippies sleeping in, and
on their cars. I saw people cooking on small grills, selling food right from the trunk
of their car. A simple sign that read, Fish tacos. I was memorized by all the booths
that lined the entrances of Legend Valley. People sold paintings, jewelry, tie dyed
bags, shirts, skirts, and head bands. I made my dad stop at one booth because I
saw a dress that I absolutely loved. It was priced at $30. When I paid for my
purchase the woman expressed how grateful she was that I was buying her clothing
because that is how she made a living. She told me the story of how she lives in her
car, and travels to these festivals. I felt sad for a brief moment until I realized this
was her calling and she was truly happy. It inspired me to appreciate the little things
that surround me.
Also there were hundreds of tents on the opposite side of our camper, each one a
bright color with some article of tie dye draped over it. In front of the tents sat
chairs, empty. I asked my dad, Where is everyone? He just chuckled and said, You ll
see them when we attend the concert.
When we made our way back to the camper, there was a car full of young modern
day hippies parking next to us. My eyes wondered to each
17. NMSA 51-1-7 (1978) disqualification of unemployment
benefits
Sandra Bergner
PA205 unit 2 assignment
March 10, 2014
Disqualification of Unemployment Benefits
The Statute N.M.A.S. 51 1 17, (2011) which is defined as New Mexico s Annotated
Statute describes the disqualification of employee benefits. A individual shall be
disqualified and not be eligible to receive benefits if the individual voluntarily left
employment, misconduct associated to the individuals employment, or has failed to
apply for available work when it was offered. The unemployment statute was created
and enacted by The Legislature of The State of New Mexico. In section 2. 51 1 44
NMSA (1978) (being Laws 1977, Chapter 227, and section 6 as amended. The
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Most companies do not allow such behavior or misconduct resulting in termination.
So an individual cannot turn around and collect unemployment benefits; NMSA 51 1
7 Paragraph A. Sec 2. In addition, one can be denied because if it is determined by
the division that the individual has failed without good cause either to apply for
available, suitable work when so directed or referred by the division to accept work
when offered. This is meaning that an individual must continue to look for
18. Ptolemy s Life And Accomplishments
Ptolemy was an Egyptian astronomer, mathematician, and geographer of Greek
descent who flourished in Alexandria during the 2nd century. Ptolemy was born c.
100 CE and died c. 170 CE. He was born in Alexandria, Egypt. There aren t many
resources that can say or that know a lot about Ptolemy s personal life. There are no
indications that he was married. Ptolemy was focused more on his career. In several
fields, his writings represent the culminating achievement of Greco Roman science,
particularly his geocentric model of the universe. This is now known as the
Ptolemaic system. Virtually nothing is known about Ptolemy s life except what can
be inferred from his writings. His first major astronomical work, the Almagest, was
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The class that I take is called Algebra II. I don t believe that it is that hard. It is
unbelievable how much mathematics has an impact on my life. I love
mathematics. I am not the best at it but it is one of my favorite subject. Some
people don t realize how important mathematics can be in life. You will need
mathematics for a lot of things. When you go to college, a lot of the courses
require mathematics. Yes, it can be hard but it is worth it. Sometimes you have to
push through the hard things and make it through life. Trigonometry developed
from a need to compute angles and distances in such fields as astronomy,
mapmaking, surveying, and artillery range finding. Problems involving angles and
distances in one plane are covered in plane trigonometry. Applications to similar
problems in more than one plane of three dimensional space are considered in
spherical trigonometry. Even though Ptolemy didn t have much information about
his family or personal life, there was a lot of information about his career. As you
can tell, Ptolemy was very focused on his work. That isn t a bad thing. He got a lot
of things accomplished. He did a lot more than people who had a lot of family and
friends. Ptolemy thought it was better to focus on his career rather than focus on
other things. He put his mind to what he was doing. I believe that you can do
anything that you put your heart, soul, and mind to. Ptolemy changed the world by
putting his mind to
19. Native Bundle Of Rights
The bundle of rights metaphor is mentioned regularly in property law cases. It is a
useful way to explain property rights in general. However, it does not prove to be
as useful in forming an accurate concept of native title rights. Bundle of rights was a
metaphor used by many courts during native title land claims such as that of Western
Australia v Ward (2002) 213 CLR 1. The metaphor is used in a useful way to assist
the Crown in using its power to extinguish native title rights. Although, this does not
determine whether this action were done ethically or not. DEFINITIONS: The
bundle of rights metaphor is a broad topic, which is used in relation to many claims
in property law. Thus, before explaining and examining its usefulness it... Show more
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The joint judgment of the High Court, in Yanner v Eaton agrees with this. However
in Ward bundle of rights is considered useful in two respects, the first being that
under traditional law and customs there may be more than one right or interest and
the second one is that there may be several types of rights and interest. Although the
bundle of rights may be considered as a useful tool it can also impoverish native title
rights by not having a holistic view when describing the rights. The bundle of rights
metaphor is useful only from the view of the Australian legal system as the system
wants to be able to accommodate partial extinguishment of native title this will make
more sense in due course. Thus, it was useful in Ward as the metaphor emphasizes
that the Native Title Act provides for the concept of partial extinguishment.
20. Mean Girls Transcript
Mean Girls Transcript Ta da! The Mean Girls transcript is here for all you Lindsay
Lohan fans out there. Every piece of dialogue, all the quotes, the whole shebang. I
know, I know, I still need to get the character names in there...I m workin on it, trust
me. If you have any corrections, feel free to drop me a line. You won t hurt my
feelings. Honest. Swing by Drew s Script O Rama for more free movie scripts! Mean
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Except for the fact that both my parents are research zoologists and we ve spent the
last years in Africa. I had a great life. But then my mom got offered tenure at
Northwestern University. So it was goodbye Africa and hello high school. I m OK.
Sorry. I ll be
21. Glaucoma Is Not A Specific Disease
2.LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1Glaucoma
Glaucoma is not a specific disease but rather a group of diseases characterised by a
large variety of clinical and histopathologic signs (Allingham et al., 2012). If left
untreated, there is a high chance of becoming blind and loss of vision. The two main
types of glaucoma include open angle and angle closure glaucoma. Most of the
research done is on primary open angle glaucoma as it is an age related and can
remain undetected until it becomes serious (Weinreb Khaw, 2004). Primary open
angle glaucoma is the most common form of glaucoma in the United States (Scheetz
et al., 2013).
In general, all glaucoma diseases involve glaucomatous optic neuropathy (Bourne,
2006) and therefore it is vital for a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, a research conducted by Harizman et al. (2006) suggested that the
inferior, superior, nasal and temporal (ISNT) rule is a helpful method in the
diagnosis of glaucoma and risk evaluation during practice. Based on this rule, it is
thought that the inferior rim is always thicker than the superior rim followed by nasal
rim and lastly the temporal rim is the thinnest (Bourne, 2006).
Although one of the series of method in diagnosing glaucoma is by using
intraocular pressure (IOP) (Cheng et al., 2013), it is not sensitive enough as some
people are able to tolerate higher levels of eye pressure as well as the pressure varies
across the day. Not only that, as the proposed project is on developing an
application on screening and classifying glaucoma based on optic disc of the given
retinal photograph, it is hard to use this as a parameter.
2.2Retina Fundus Image
Retina Fundus Image is obtained by using a fundus camera. This photograph
captures the image of the retina which includes the optic disc, blood vessels and the
macula region. Usually non mydriatic retinal photographs are taken unless if the
patient s pupils are too small where a mild drop is given to dilate the pupil,
especially among children (Bruce, Newman, Perez, Biousse, 2013). With the captured
image, ophthalmologists can use to follow up on eye conditions, diagnosing eye
diseases such as
22. The Tortilla Curtain
The Tortilla Curtain Summary
I thoroughly enjoyed reading the book Tortilla Curtain. The main ideas of the book
are especially significant in the political climate today. The books titles expresses the
main idea of the book. The Tortilla Curtain refers to the physical boundary between
Mexico and the California boarder. It also represents the deeper ideological and
sociological chasm separating the Mexican immigrants and Americans.
The book has two main character Delaney Mossbacher and Candido Rincon. They
live in the same area but have very different upbringing and life s. Delaney is white
and lives in an upper middle class town called Arroyo Blanco Estates in Los
Aneles. He lives with his wife and kids and lives a normal middle class America
life. He hikes, enjoys nature, and is financially stable. He considers himself pro
immigration and says he likes immigrants. Candido is an illegal immigrant. He has
spent his entire life chasing the American dream. Due to various previous setback
Candido has never been able to achieve the American dream. We first meet Candido
when he returns to America with his former wife s sister and new lover to pursue the
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Candido can t work due to the injures that he sustained in the car accident with
Delaney. With no money and no way to provide Candidos pregnant lover is forced
to get a job. It is hard for them to get legitimate jobs so they are forced to go
through shady cash only jobs. A Mexican man who s always in a poncho and his
shady friend end up raping Candidos lover. These men often appear when trouble is
happening in the book and are often in Delaney s community. Candido and his
lover can t find work and become homeless forcing them to garbage dive for food.
They end up giving birth to their daughter in a hut. They believe that their daughter
could even be blind due to the rape and they can t afford to take her to a doctor for
her to be
23. Research Paper On Stephen King
Chronological: Stephen King
The king of horror best known for creating a lifetime of spine chilling books. Many
of them turned into movies, which were visually horrifying. I bet you have heard my
name before but just incase you haven t, I m Stephen King.
I was born on September 21st, 1947. When I was just 2 years old my father left my
life. As I grew older, I went into school and I began my writing career in 1959. I
finally decided to publish a local newspaper with my friend, David. When I
graduated from Lisbon Falls High School in 1966, I went to Maine University to get a
degree in English. I graduated in 1970 and went on in life.
I created my first book named Carrie, it was accepted by Doubleday Company in
1973 for 2,500 dollars in advance.
24. Applied Behavior Analysis ( Aba )
This paper focuses on applied behavior analysis (ABA). The concept of ABA in
definition is the use of knowledge gained within science of behavior to improve
behaviors that are socially crucial. The researchers of this paper focus not the
importance of having parents use ABA training when working with their children
who have autismspectrum disorder (ASD). There has been a large amount of
research done on ABA techniques and it is something that has been used in many
different fields of practice. Areas such as social work, education, medicine, etc have
benefited from the ABA approach. Now it is important to distinguish what the views
of parents using ABA are. Although there is no specific or determined reasoning to
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This is why it is important that parents become trained in ABA. However, it is
important that parents do not think that one approach will solve any child s autism
difficulties. The idea of using a cookbook recipe to fix their child is something that
must be thrown out the window and techniques that encourage parents to become
educated about the broadness of autism should be used. This includes learning
how their child functions and ways to help design a ABA for their child rather
than basing it off of statistics (Dillenburger et al.,2004). Autism is an independent
variable when looking at this study, regardless of whatever we do the child will
always have ASD. As for a dependent variable there are many contributing factors
that may effect the child with ASD. These are things like having goals, such as
quality of life, skills development, interaction, independence and skills
maintenance. These are things that can be regulated with a good ABA and
empowerment of parents. The current study consisted of 22 families in home based
ABA programs in Northern Ireland. The groups were separated depending on the
length of time they had been trained in ABA . The long term group were involved
in the ABA program for an average of 35.5 months while the short term group were
involved for an average of 6.1 months. The age of the individuals were substantially
average. The average age
25. Exothermic Reaction Lab
Introduction
The importance of this lab is to see if the temperature changes during a chemical
reaction. A chemical reaction is accompanied by a change in temperature.
Endothermic reaction is when the temperature drops. Exothermic reaction is when
the temperature rises. For lab A you will need 3% hydrogen peroxide, measuring
spoons, 3 table spoons of yeast, a plastic or paper cup, thermometer, watch, and 2
partners. Lab B you will need vinegar, baking soda, measuring spoon, water, paper,
plastic or paper cup, and a thermometer. My hypothesis for Lab A was if yeast is
added to Hydrogen peroxide, then, it will be an Exothermic reaction. My hypothesis
for Lab B was if baking soda was added to vinegar, then it will have an endothermic
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Then pour 2 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide into a cup and place a thermometer
into the same cup. Pour one tables spoon of yeast into the cup and record the
temperature every 10 seconds. Lastly make a graph that tells you the temperature
per every ten seconds. For lab B make another chart like lab A s then place 2
tablespoons of vinegar into a cup and pace a thermometer into that cup. After that put
one tablespoon of baking soda into the into the cup with vinegar. Lastly record the
temperature every 3 seconds and then make a graph telling the temperature per every
3 seconds. Observation and Results
I noticed in lab A that when the hydrogen peroxide was added to the yeast it bubbled
right away. When looking at the thermometer I noticed the temperature changed, and
it had an exothermic reaction. The changes I noticed in lab B where that it bubbled
right away and it had an endothermic reaction.
26. Range Of Nonfiction Standards
Students will learn sequencing and reading comprehension of nonfiction pieces of
work. This will cover the learning outcome 2.RN.1 and the standard that we will be
focusing on is 2.RN.2.1 for second graders. Learning outcome 2.RN.1 states that the
students need to read and comprehend a variety of nonfiction within a range of
complexity appropriate for grades 2 3. By the end of grade 2, students interact with
texts proficiently and independently at the low end of the range and with scaffolding
as needed at the high end. The standard 2.RN.2.1 states that the student will be ask
and expected to answer questions about the main idea and supporting facts and details
in a text to confirm understanding. To cover this standard the student will need...
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This activity will cover the standards 3.RN.2.1, 3.RN.3.1, and 3.RN.3.2.The learning
outcome states that the student will be able to read and comprehend a variety of
nonfiction within a range of complexity appropriate for grades 2 3. By the end of
grade 3, students interact with texts proficiently and independently. The standard
3.RN.2.1 states that the student will be able to ask and answer questions to
demonstrate understanding of a text, referring explicitly to the text as the basis for
the answers. This activity will have questions to test their comprehension of the
material and they will have to follow the directions or else the slime will not turn out
right. 3.RN.3.1 states that the student will apply knowledge of text features to locate
information and gain meaning from a text (e.g., maps, illustrations, charts, font
/format). In this assignment the students will have to follow the directions for the
slime to be successful and they will be able to locate information throughout the text.
3.RN.3.2 states that the students will identify how a nonfiction text can be structured
to indicate a problem and solution or to put events in chronological order. The
question will ask about the chronological order of the
27. Research Paper On Roberto Firmino
Big Game Player
Roberto Firmino also has the innate ability to turn up in the big games. We have
seen relatively little of him in the Premier League so far but his record in crunch
games is good. Against the likes of Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea
and Arsenal he has scored 5 and assisted 3 in 8 appearances across all competitions.
If you also simply look at the games where Liverpool made tough work of the
opposition, you will notice how crucial Roberto has been in the scoring. For
instance he struck twice in the 3 3 draw at Anfield to Arsenal, he scored twice and
assisted once in the thrilling last gasp 5 4 victory to Norwich at Carrow Road, he
scored one and assisted the other in a draw vs. Sunderland at Anfield and assisted
the only goal of the game at Anfield against league leaders Leicester. This of course
isn t counting the second goal scored against Manchester United in the Europa
League first leg right at the death to extend Liverpool s lead crucially, thus allowing
the Merseyside club a crucial added advantage going into the second leg. Roberto
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Most would have one straight look and say the idea is simple, without Firmino
Liverpool win only a third of their games and with him they win half of them.
However, the point here is Roberto hasn t featured mostly in those games which have
been fixtures for the Capital One Cup or FA Cup, two competitions where Liverpool
have fielded weakened teams . Hence, this statistic is a little difficult to trust.
However, two very obvious occasions when a strong side bereft of Roberto Firmino
has been fielded to detrimental effect are, Liverpool s away fixture at Old Traffold
against Manchester United and more recently against Southampton in the
28. New South Vs Old South
The New South was 2/3 new in the areas of politics and economics; however, it was
not new in race relations. Before Reconstruction initiated in 1865, slaves were
treated very austerely jobs and rules. However, this changed after the Union victory
in the Civil War. This gave some 4 million slaves their freedom, but the process of
rebuilding the south brought a set of substantial challenges. In 1865, a period of
Presidential Reconstruction began because President Lincoln was assassinated. This
meant that all of Lincolns plans for reconstruction had to fall to his successor
Andrew Johnson. Black codes were then passed in Legislation controlling the work
and behavior of former slaves and African Americans. These codes were not liked by
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The old south was very dependent on agriculture especially the crop of cotton. If
the cotton plants were eaten by Boll Weevil, the agriculture field would
significantly fall. However, the old south was also dependent on their secondary
plant tobacco. Southern tobacco production rose after the Civil War as two new
varieties had been founded and a new way to cure the tobacco. Textiles began to
boom and industrialization was in full force. Cotton consumption went from
182,000 bales before the war to 1,479,000 bales after the war. Railroad lines were
crossing the country, so the south could profit from other country s productivity.
Refrigerated rail cars also allowed southern produce to reach northern markets,
which further expanded the economy. Not only did agriculture better, but so did
textiles. Birmingham, Alabama was known for its iron, limestone, and coal
production which was a very important resource for the traveling of trains.
Southern coal production increased from 5 million tons per year to 49 million tons
per year. Hydroelectricity was a growing source in the south which was a big step in
the industrialization process. Lastly, the south was offered pine trees which helped
restore those homes taken down in the war. The lumber industry grew to create
paper, clay, glass, and stone were in high demand, non fresh vegetables were sent on
railroad carts and canned in other places,
29. Factors That Influenced The Partition Of Africa
In 1828 Shaka, leader of the Zulu tribe prophesied that the swallows , white men
building mud houses, would come to conquer his people. By the end of the century
his prophecy was reality. The extraordinary expansion drift of all major industrialised
countries in Europe led to an unparalleled division of the African in the last two
decades of the nineteenth century.
Key reason to expand pivoted around the European economy. The industrial
revolution in Europe had changed the landscape from rural agricultural to urban
industrialised. The economic system that prevailed was capitalism. Trademark of
capitalism is a constant search for markets to establish economic growth. During the
great depression of 1873 1896 many continental countries opted for a protective
system. For instance the average French tariff rose from 5.2% in 1875 to 10.4% in
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Events were not planned or controlled. All actors had different reasons and it were
not only the decision making rulers who affected the events. Ordinary people
influence by the patriotic nationalism and romantic adventures of explorers and
missionaries influences politicians. Industrialist and merchants influenced politicians
and international politicians influenced each other. The mixture or reasons and events
led to the rapid uncontrolled expansion. However, in hindsight not all reasons lived
up to the expectations. Economically it did provide markets and a source of
commodities but most investors preferred other regions for business. The cost of
sustaining the colonies were immense. Politically it led to mistrust and deep rooted
animosity and while the Europeans plundered their way through the continent the
most controversial reason, the civilising quest had terrible outcomes for the African
society and the world as a whole. As Koponen stated it was just not reality but
expectations that led to a scramble for a
30. Our City s Name Is Z.e.l.k And We Are Focused On A Solid...
Our city s name is Z.E.L.K and we are focusing on a solid waste solution. Our city
is located in United Arab Emirates in Asia. The climate of our city is hot and it is
practically always sunny with acres of rain. What generates our climates
favorability is that we have loads of recycling centers and composting bins in
helping the environment. We have numerous physical features like rain, tons of
water, plenty of trees, and plenty of flat land with rivers flowing through the city
and where people live. The geography causes this a favorable place as a result of
having plentiful physical features in our city and people will enjoy their natural
surroundings. In conclusion, we have several features in our city, but we do have
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Some of our innovations are underground domes that we bury trash in.We also have
a galore of creative ways to transport. Two of the ways are that we provide compost
bins of trucks with natural gas that will give farmers VermiCompost. The other one is
that we also use roller coasters so that we can transport better without pollution.Those
are some of the innovations we have in our future city.
Our city has several different types of innovations. For our solid waste solution is to
provide compost and recycling bins for our citizens. The solution to reduce air
pollution is for us to have rollercoasters in our city. Also to have our cars and trucks
run on natural gas. Our plan is to reduce the amount of trash buildup, pollution in
the air, not enough recycling or compost, and reduce the use of plastic use. We will
collect our trash by providing compost bins, recycling bins, and trash bins in our
city. That will reduce the amount of trash buildup. We will use roller coasters for
less air pollution and run our cars on the trash that we burn. We will also melt
down the plastic materials to use for bricks to build our city. In the doom that we
build to burn trash we will have 1 conveyor belt that will soon go onto three different
convayorbelts that will separate metal, plastic, and trash. That will soon go onto two
machines that separate the objects into recycling and compost. The trash will fall to
the bottom and be made into vast cubes. That will be
31. Determining Mastery For Instructional Strategies
Determining Mastery for Instructional Strategies Determining mastery can be a
complex procedure even for the most experienced educators. It involves not only a
designated percentage on assessments, but also must take into account the cognitive
complexity of the assessment as well as the nature of the learning goal students are
being asked to master. This further requires consideration for the rigor of
expectations set for students performance (Guskey, 2001). An assessment can
contain items or tasks that are so challenging that even students who receive a low
cutoff score can be deemed as having achieved mastery. For example, think about
the Graduate Records Examination (GRE). Though a student may only answer half
of the test questions for the GRE physics exam correctly, due to the complexity of
the questions, they will have performed better than over 70 percent of those who
take the test. Another factor in determining mastery is professional judgement. Like
it or not, scores on assessments aren t always completely accurate and some level of
professional judgement is required to adjust scores for error, for example, slightly
lowering the score out of concern for false rejection or incorrectly classifying a
master as a non master (Guskey Andermann, 2014). This false rejection could be
detrimental for borderline students in that it would affect their confidence and their
desire to continue pursuing mastery as well as causing otherwise talented students
not to pass a
32. Vikings
Vikings Close your eyes for a moment. Now imagine that you re an English monk
going about your eclectic duties, when a noise suddenly grabs your attention. You
look towards the beach and you see a boat, massive in size and awe inspiring in
appearance, sitting right there on the beach where there was only sand a moment
before. Then armed warriors pour off the boat, five at first, then ten, then fifteen,
then twenty. To you, they re giants, a good 4 inches in height greater than you;
heavily muscled and of fair hair and complexion, running up the beach towards you,
howling, brandishing large swords and axes and wooden shields more than half the
size of your body. It s easy to imagine how those monks blood ran cold at the sight...
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Women enjoyed the right to divorce, not the men. And if marriage ended in a
divorce, the dowry was refundable. Also, women were allowed to own land and
were very often left alone to manage it while their husbands went off to barter at
markets or went overseas to trade or raid. Social structure among the Norse wasn t
what one could call equal for all. Though class distinctions were not absolute and
fixed, they did separate the masses from those most likely to succeed. Slaves, or
thralls, occupied the lowest rung of the social ladder, although prisoners of war,
bankrupts, and sons and daughters of slaves also inhabited this class, though they
may not have started there. They performed the most manual tasks on their owners
farms and could be bought and sold like any piece of property. Depending on the
master, a slave s life was not always grim, and it was even possible for a slave to
work his or her way to freedom. Next in line were the Karls, or free peasants, who
hired out their services to landowners. Also in this class were artisans, peddlers,
fishermen, shipwrights, small time merchants, and mercenary soldiers who sold
their services to whichever leaders seemed the most likely to lead them to fame and
fortune. The jarls, or chieftains, made up the third rung of Norse society. They
owned large tracts of land that they usually parceled out to karls. The more ambitious
of propertied jarls
33. Symbolism In Elie Wiesel s Night
Night. No one prayed, so that the night would pass quickly. The stars were only
sparks of fire which devoured us. Should that fire die out one day, there would be
nothing left in the sky but dead stars, dead eyes ( Wiesel 18). This quote comes
from the text of Night by Elie Wiesel. This quote contains one of the most obvious
symbols from the book Night. This is not the only symbol that is used in the book.
This memoir of Night started when Elie and his family were living in Sighet, then
they were transferred by cattle car to a concentration camp during the Holocaust. Elie
and his dad were split up from the rest of their family. Then it is a fight to survive the
Holocaust. Elie Wieseluses figurative language and symbolism to describe his life at
the concentration camp. The author uses symbolism to give more deeper meaning or
more of a visual of the object, person, animal, or color which is being described....
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This representation of death is apparent when Madame Schachter is seeing visions
of fire while riding on the cattle car (22). Another example of death can be found
on page 106: I awoke on January 29 at dawn. In my father s place lay another
invalid. They must have taken him away before dawn and carried him to the
crematory. He may still have been breathing. This symbolism helps the reader
visualize a new person laying in Elie s father s place. It also gives deeper meaning
that Elie s dad may have not been dead, but too sick, so he had to face death. Death
is a symbol of fire which appears often in the memoir
34. Shanghai Offers An Eclectic Range Of Scenes
Shanghai offers an eclectic range of scenes including but not limited to those with
large influences from western cultures. The Bund has become the most iconic
feature of the city that fits this description and ranks at the around the top of the list
for must see places for the whole country. Currently, its peculiar architecture entices
tourists from all over the world for sightseeing, shopping, and adventure. In less
than a century from the mid 1800 s to the mid 1900s, the area along the Huangpu
River has changed in a dramatic but gradual fashion logistically, culturally,
economically, and architecturally. What was once just a small port center soon
would transform into a global metropolitan attraction. When the harbor finally
opened to international trade in 1843 with the signing of the Treaty of Nanjing,
there was no special infrastructure for junks and sampans (the boats used at that
time). It was only on the eastern gate was there some kind of embankment for ships;
otherwise the riverbank was just used as it was. This all would soon change, as the
foreign enclaves would slowly modernize the Bund. However during the first few
decades of Shanghais international influence it did not seem like the Bund would
turn into a famous international icon anytime soon. In the following paragraphs are
small but noteworthy glimpses into each foreign enclave over this time period.In the
English Settlement the land regulations that were approved by the Chinese
authorities prohibited
35. Robert Greenleaf And James Hunter
Robert Greenleaf and James Hunter are both experts when it comes to leadership.
Greenleaf coined the term servant leadership and published his first essay regarding
this topic in 1970. Hunter is a world renowned author and speaker because of his
leadership forte, and has worked with thousands of business executives on developing
leadershipskills that create successful businesses (Hunter 1998). Both of these men
are distinguished professionals because of their philosophies and approaches to
efficacious leadership, but they each have a different approach of how they present
and represent these ideas.
Greenleaf takes a very direct approach in presenting his beliefs about leadership. He
speaks in absolutes. Using headings in his writings, he addresses a specific
component of leadership and explicitly states what he means in the succeeding
paragraphs. Leaving little room for subjection or argumentation, Greenleaf does not
pose open ended questions towards his readers, but rather, speaks with an assertive
tone that makes his ideas sound factual. Congruently, many facts are presented
throughout Greenleaf s writing, giving readers a reliable platform on which to found
their beliefs. Greenleaf writes:
People who go for leadership (whether they are servants or non servants) may be
viewed as one of two extreme types. There are those who are so constituted
physically and emotionally that they like pressure seek it out and they perform best
when they are totally intense.
36. Pope Francis Of Assisi
Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio on December 17 1936, is the 266th and
current Pope of the Catholic Church, having been elected Bishop of Rome and
absolute Sovereign of Vatican City.
Born in Buenos Aires as the son of Italian parents, Jorge Mario Bergoglio was
ordained a priest in 1969. From 1973 to 1979 he was Argentina s Provincial superior
of the Society of Jesus. He became Archbishop of Buenos Aires in 1998, and a
cardinal in 2001. Following the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI in February 2013,
on March 13, 2013 the papal conclave elected Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who chose the
papal name Francis in honor of Saint Francis of Assisi. Pope Francis is the first Jesuit
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He is calling upon the Church and the world with encouragement to begin a new
chapter in evangelization.
Pope Francis has captured the attention of the world with his simple ways,
humbleness, and love for the poor and sick.
After reading Pope Francis new book, The Name Of God Is Mercy . It s a written
in the form of conversation with the Vatican reporter and writer Andrea Tornielli. It s
worth reading whatever one s belief system. At the intellectual level, it gives a sense
of which direction one of the largest religious groups in the world is heading, and at
the human level, it gives an expression of something unifying.
In the book, the Pope has as relentless focus on mercy and forgiveness and indeed
has called this year, the Holy Year of Mercy. Critical to this is his reframing of sin.
Rather than seeing it as something to be despised, he sees it as an opportunity for
mercy and forgiveness to manifest itself.
In religious terms, he writes about how the original sin meant humanity is forever
wounded. This means we can distinguish right from wrong, but we will inevitably
falter. The mercy of God is such that he sacrificed his Son, Jesus, to redeem
humanity for its sins. And precisely because there is sin, God revealed himself as
37. Similarities Between Gilgamesh And The Flood Of Noah
The earth will end only when God declares it s time to be over. Man will not
destroy this earth. This earth will not be destroyed by a flood, says John Shimkus, a
U.S representative and devout member of his Lutheran church in Illinois. In the epic
of Gilgamesh and the Flood of Noah, both stories depict deluges meant to wash the
sin and wickedness from man. Both floods are global, both characters righteous, and
both men experience some kind of salvation after surviving the spate. Thus, they
allow the redemption of humankind. The flood is new beginning, a fresh wash of an
existence that humans have tainted and after they are graciously allowed a second
chance by their benevolent God(s). In both accounts, God chooses a righteous man to
construct
38. The Benefits Of A College Athlete
The biggest schools that are located in North Carolina would be Duke University,
University of North Carolina, University of North Carolina Wilmington, and last, but
not least, is North Carolina State University. These schools are top schools that are in
North Carolina that are bringing in big revenues to the schools. Athletes that are
playing for these schools are putting their hard work and dedication into the sport that
they are playing. Collegeathletes are giving a scholarship to play for their school that
provides them their free education. Athletes that are attending colleges and
universities are seeking a paycheck for playing a sport while attending school, but
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The IX law states the no person in the united states should be denied any benefits
that claim to discriminate anyone under any education program or activity
receiving Federal financial assistance. During the past couple of years there have
been some issues about some schools and teachers breaking the ix law intentionally
and some not like cannon vs. University of Chicago, gonyo vs, Drake University
which gets into the opportunities for women, and also cohen vs. Brown
University which also gets involved with women not being able to to play
volleyball and not being able to be on the gymnastics team because it was banned
because they felt that women don t see a sport like a man would look at a sport.
The ix law was created just for that reason and that s why when we look at why we
should pay athletes we should look at all athletes even if the the teams are just very
small teams
39. Humpa Lahiri The Namesake Themes
humpa Lahiri s The Namesake explores the expectations bestowed upon Gogol
Ganguli by his immigrant Bengali parents Ashoke and Ashima. We are first
introduced to Ashima, who is pregnant with Gogol, in a very foreign Cambridge,
Massachusetts. The family does their best to adapt to American culture without
infringing on their own. The birth and cultural naming of Gogol is the starting point
of his identity crisis. It was the duty of Ashima s grandmother to choose the name of
their child but, due to unfortunate circumstances, they hadn t received the letter
containing the name in time to release the baby from the hospital. Ashoke is the one
who names his sonafter Nikolai Gogol, a famous Russian author and the savior of
Ashoke s life during a train accident when he was younger. This scene is important
to the overall theme of identity in the novel because as the narrator claims, Within
Bengali families, individual names are sacred, inviolable. They are not meant to be
inherited or shared (28). Ashoke does the exact opposite by having his son share the...
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When Gogol is eleven and on a class trip to a cemetery, he realizes that his name is
unique. He makes rubbings of the other gravestones with names he has never
heard before because he relates to them. By his fourteenth birthday, Gogol has
come to hate his name and resents being asked about it: He hates having to tell
people that it doesn t mean anything in Indian ...He hates that his name is both
absurd and obscure, that it has nothing to do with who he is, that it is neither
Indian or American but of all things Russian (76). We see this hatred further at the
college party in a more passive way at the end of chapter four when Gogol is
reluctant to introduce himself to Kim as Gogol . Instead, he says his name is
Nikhil. It gives him the confidence to kiss her, It hadn t been Gogol who had kissed
Kim... Gogol had nothing to do with
40. China s Population Law
China s population law was instituted in 1979 under the leadership of Deng
Xiaoping. This law limited families to one child. One reason why China created this
law is because they were afraid that rising numbers in the population would result in
another famine. Recently in 2015 the law was changed to allow families to have up
to two children. Even with this relaxation in the law, this law has created a great deal
of controversy. China s populationlaw should be abolished because the population
infringes on freedom of citizens Hidden population might turn into crime, The
population law requires citizens to against their own consciences,The population
harming the economy.
What is the China s population law is when the government decides how many kids
you can have , Chinese families had a limit birth of 2 kids.
First of all china s population law should be abolished because it violates human
rights.
Who created the Chinese population law Moe s it was a voluntary program, and so
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Why was the Chinese abolished because families could only have one child the
government says that women could have one kid and it limit the future of china and
the law decimates and it also violate human right.
How was the chinese population law should be abolished because. The population
infiguers on freedom of citizens,hidden population might turn into crime, the
population law is harming the economy. could only have one child because the
government thought that families could not keep up with two kids. And then the
government decided to let families to have more than one kid so then they could
now have two kids. My opinion is can have as many babies as you won t.
China s population should be abolished because it violates the freedom of citizens,
creates a hidden population, and requires citizens to go against their own
41. Compare And Contrast Homer And Hesiod
Many have deemed Homer and Hesiod the founding fathers of Greek epic poetry
and philosophical writings. Both writers careers flourished around 8th century
B.C, and were immense influences in the world of Greek philosophy. Hesiod
focuses on more traditional origins of life for his stories and ensures that the
creation of the world and its rulers are embodied in his works. Homer has been
considered one of the most influential philosophical writers for centuries by
recognized philosophers. He wrote about principles in battle, governance, counsel,
sports, the home and life in general that the Greeks looked to in praise. While both
of the authors were similar in writing style, they differ vastly in the messages of
their poems. Hesiod s main focus in his poem Theogony was to emphasize the
ways that the world was created by the gods and how the gods fought in order to
maintain a peaceful the universe. Hesiod claims to have written this work under
divine inspiration, suggesting possibly that the gods themselves revealed the story to
him. He highlights the fact that gods act based on morality rather than personal
gain. When they fight for something, it is for the greater good and because it is just
in the eyes of Greek traditions. He composed his most famous poem Theogony
around eighth century B.C, a story within a poem about the birth of the Greek gods.
In the beginning, he claims the very first thing in the universe was chaos, and out of
that earth appeared and gives
42. The Real Estate And Construction Industry
The real estate and construction industry has changed significantly over the past
several years. It is an industry driven primarily by private investors; the presence of
securitized real estate has increased considerably. Not unexpectedly, the influence of
institutional investors on the real estate industry is formidable. They are beginning to
experience a higher degree of scrutiny by investors, consultants and analysts, and are
expected to deliver best in class service in all areas from property management to risk
management. To be successful in this environment, where our collective performance
bar is being raised significantly, the real estate industry will have to dedicate more
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Most of the rural development projects are likely to get lower ratings which may
drive away private investors and financiers from participating in such projects.
ORGANISATION OF THESIS
The thesis is organized into seven chapters. The first chapter gives an introduction to
the present study. The second chapter gives detail concepts of risk management. The
third chapter presents the objective of this investigation. Literature survey is
explained in the chapter four. Research methodology is given in the chapter five. The
analysis of results is in chapter six. Chapter seven gives the conclusion drawn from
this investigation and suggestions for future work. Finally the bibliographic
references are given at the end.
PURPOSE SCOPE OF STUDY
The Development of infrastructure is one of the most important activities that can
boost up the business of the various Industries, thereby increasing the Gross
Domestic Product (GDP). Due to this fact countries stress on infrastructure
development and provide finances for the same in their yearly budget. The various
such projects are in themselves vast and big and involve a lot of money. This
vastness of each Project leave slot of scope for various problems from clearances to
land acquisition, wastage, unforeseen delays, natural calamities etc., leading to time
and cost overrun in the project. The cost overrun can be of huge magnitude in a
project involving large
43. Cocoa Vs Board Of Education Case Analysis
San Antonio Independent School District v Rodriguez,
For this situation the Supreme Court s dominant part held that instruction was not an
established right, regardless of its undisputed significance and as aresult, states were
just needed to give the essential negligible aptitudes fundamental for the happiness
regarding the privileges of discourse and full interest in the political methodology.
Thisdecision has made it allowable for understudies in poorer school areas to get
aninferior training contrasted with those in wealthier school locale.
Cocoa v Board of Education
Cocoa v. Leading group of Education of Topeka, was one of the point of interest
cases in United States where incomparable court held that the state laws making
diverse schools for white and distinctive schools for African American as illegal.
Cocoa versus Board of Education overruled the choice of Plessy v. Ferguson choice
1896, which permitted state supported isolation, insofar as it connected to government
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Various schools, especially in the field, are shabby. Notwithstanding attempts via
preparing reformers to propel imaginativeness, understudies instructors still need to
think most of their essentialness on making arrangements for government authorized
tests. Additionally, China s schools as the years progressed are overwhelmingly male,
with an unassuming group of young women among a sea of youthful men. That said,
notwithstanding, the Chinese have made a huge amount of headway in propelling
exhaustive key preparing and have yearning centers to backing the amount of young
people who proceed to optional school. Indian powers understand that India needs to
enhance occupation training its children. For instance, Union Human Resource
Development Minister Arjun Singh perceiving that reformers have far to go in India.
Says Singh: Investigations of accomplishment levels of our school young people
44. Essay about Assembling Charts
Properly assemble inpatient. Assembly of medical records are done in *
Chronological order according to filing order of the medical record. * Assemble
forms according to the order given in this policy * Charts are identified with
typewritten white labels with: 1) Patient Name 2) Electronic Health Record Number
(MRN) Order of Chart Assemble 1. Face sheet * Patient Information and Guarantor
2. Consent Forms * Signed Yearly Consent Form * Medicare Consent Forms *
Counseling Form * BC Consent 3. Lab Reports * Pathology Reports * Laboratory
Reports 4. Prenatal (Only Pregnant Patients) 5. Hospital DC * All hospital discharges
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Referrals * All documentation for referral of patients to outside providers 3.
Communication * Orange Telephone Message / Intake Sheets * Any Provider to
patient communication including: i. Letters of Missed appointments / no shows ii.
Letters of Patient Termination 4. HIPAA * Al Consents Treatment, Release of
Information amp; Authorization 5. Patient Info / Billing * Patient demographics *
CAP information * Insurance information including copies of insurance cards It is
important that all documentation such as spelling of the names, addresses of the
parents, and full names of the parent are correct the final submitted document. It is a
costly mistake for the parents to have to change this information later after
submission. This is where HIPAA polices come into effect and help healthcare
personal to maintain administrative, physical and technical safeguards in protect
confidentiality and prevent unauthorized access to health information. It was
interesting to learn that any if a mother is not married, and the father is not present
when signing the application for a birth certificate that he must pay to add his name
after the birth certificate has been filed with the NC Birth Certificate Registry. Ms.
Boyd has 4 days to submit Birth and Death Certificates to the Edgecombe County
Health Department After numerous trips to verify that all the information was
45. Rise of Parliament
In the seventeenth century, the political power of the Parliament in England, and the
Monarchy in France increased greatly. These conditions were inspired by three major
changes: the aftermath ofthe reformation, the need for an increased governmental
financing, andthe reorganizing of central governments. These three points were
eachresolved in a different way in both England and in France. The first major point
which eventually increased political power wasthe aftermath of the Protestant
reformation. In England, after the establishmentof the separate Anglican church of
England there were manyprotestant groups left in England still in conflict. These
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{text:bookmark start} {text:bookmark end} [change] Union: the Parliament of Great
Britain Following the Treaty of Union in 1707 twin Acts of Parliament passed in,
respectively, the Parliament of England and the Parliament of Scotland created a new
Kingdom of Great Britain and dissolved both parliaments, replacing them with a new
Parliament of Great Britain based in the former home of the English parliament. Over
the centuries, the English Parliament progressively limited the power of the English
monarchy which arguably culminated in the English Civil War and the trial and
execution of Charles I in 1649. After the restoration of the monarchy under Charles II,
the supremacy of parliament was a settled principle and all future English and later
British sovereigns were restricted to the role of constitutional monarchs with limited
executive authority. The Act of Union 1707 merged the English Parliament with the
Parliament of Scotland to form the Parliament of Great Britain. When the Parliament
of Ireland was abolished in 1801, its former members were merged into what was
now called the Parliament of the United Kingdom. This makes the current Parliament
of the United Kingdom one of the oldest legislative bodies in the world. Due to the
history and influence of the British Empire, the British parliament has become a
model for many other national legislatures. This model is referred to as the
Westminster system because the UK Parliament
