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The Effects Of Violent Media On Children
Meshari alshehri
5/17/15
English 302, Logan
Essay 4: The Effects of Violent Media
Introduction
As the internet becomes an essential part of daily life for most of the population, the youth have
quickly adopted its usage. The increased availability of television, film, music, and video games has
made these forms of entertainment popular choices for young consumers. Along with the increase in
media options, media s depiction of violence has increased as well. Concern over the increased
violence in the media has prompted research on its effect of child development. Initiatives to try and
control the amount of violence consumed by younger people include a video game rating system and
parental alerts for television programs. Unfortunately, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Regardless of the rating system to help empower adults control what their children purchase and
consume, the exposure to violent media often occurs anyway (Becker Olsen Norberg, 2010). Many
parents feel that it is difficult to control every aspect of media that their children come into contact
with and are often not convinced that any adverse effects occur (Vessey Lee, 2000).
The range in media form can cause many to conclude that one form may be more harmful than
another. Over the last decade, video and computer games have gained popularity as the most common
way for children and adolescents to spend leisure time (Vessey Lee, 2000). Over eighty percent of
today s most popular video games contain violence (Vessey Lee, 2000), showing that there is a strong
preference for these types of games in the market. Television and filmmakers have also taken leaped
towards more violent programming and content that appeal to their audience. These visual images of
violence have been determined to increase aggressive behavior in frequent viewers as well as
desensitize the population towards violent acts (Videogames|and|Violence, 2007).
Violent media can exist without images in the form of music, often rap or hip hop. Studies have linked
frequent exposure to these violent lyrics to aggressive and deviant behaviors similar to those shown by
adolescents (Miranda Claes, 2004). Although there are distinct differences in
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Hezbollah Essay
Abstract
Hezbollah (Arabic for Party of God ) is an umbrella organization of various radical Islamic Shi ite
groups and organizations which receives substantial financial and philosophical support from Iran.
Hezbollah s formation was a direct response to Israel s 1982 invasion of Lebanon designed to
eliminate the Palestinian Liberation Organization s base of operations. Hezbollah s stated objectives
include the establishment of a Shiite theocracy in Lebanon, the destruction of Israel, and the
elimination of Western influences from the Middle East.
The Hezbollah terrorist group can be described as a loosely coupled, highly adaptive networked
organization. The ability of the Hezbollah and its affiliates to conduct increasingly larger ... Show
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The Hezbollah (Party of God) is a group formed of Muslims, mostly Lebanon Shiite clerics, is one of
the most dangerous. Hezbollah refers to itself with multiple titles including the Organization of the
Oppressed on Earth and the Revolutionary Justice Organization. Its main goal is the establishment of
an Islamic government across the Arab world that will liberate Jerusalem and the entire area of the
present day State of Israel.(jewishvirtuallibrary.org) The group formed reportedly in the 1980 s and
grew as a result of Lebanese and regional factors. Hezbollah serves as a strategic tool for Iran and
Syria while serving as an integral part of Lebanon s political and social make up. Hezbollah is a major
supporter of social services, operating schools, hospitals, and agricultural services for the Shiite
citizens of Lebanon. (CFR.org) The group is headquartered in Beirut, with ties in North and South
America, Asia, Europe and Africa. It controls the southern part of Lebanon where the concentration of
Shi a is greatest. The political relationship formed between the Palestinians, Israel and Lebanon helped
to expand the group. It s political strengths have grown since 2008, when the organization took over
West Beirut. Hezbollah has consistently tried to paint itself as a moderate national liberation
organization aimed

Narby Research Chapter 5 Summary
Objective: In this chapter Narby researches past findings of intelligence in animals and plants. Some
examples include the self awareness of dolphins and crows creating tools. Narby s definition of
intelligence seems to change to being capable of consciously making decisions.
Subjective: One part of this chapter I was able to associate to was the part about parrots answering
questions. I could relate to this because I remember seeing a parrot identify shapes once while I was
on vacation. Initially it blew my mind, but I later convinced myself it was a routine, however now it
makes sense, parrots are capable of learning.
i) The problem with these definitions of intelligence, is that they can only be applied to humans. So
based off of these definitions, no other species can be intelligent even if they act in such ways that
would require intelligence (43 44) ii) Monod didn t believe there was intelligence in nature. He
thought the scientific method meant that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Much like the scientists in previous chapters, Martin Giurfa thinks bees are much more than the
machines they had been referred to as by Monod. Narby mentions how Giurfa s studies showed that
bees could grasp abstract concepts like identifying corresponding images to find a reward. The bees
were even able to figure out to recognize and match new patterns after the original image was
changed.
Subjective: I am conflicted about this experiment because it s cool and cruel at the same time. I think
it s cool that bees are able to learn to match corresponding images to find food, meaning that they are
able to learn new processes for finding food. However, it is also cruel because Narby mentions that
once the bees got to the food, they repeatedly tried flying straight up, hitting a plexiglass cover,
instead of exiting through the tubes. This means that even though the bees were successful, they

Hyperboles In The Odyssey
Homer first utilizes hyperboles to express the hazard of the situation that Odysseus and his men face.
One of Odysseus men Eurylochus is the first one to face Circe s wrath as when one of the men
manages to escape her lair. He then recounts the perilous adventure to the rest of the men,
demonstrating the precariousness of the situation but his prevailing wit to stay back and not be
seduced by Circe s advances. This riskiness of the situation is first demonstrated Eurylochus comes
back to the men on the ship in tears numbing sorrow had stunned [him] to silence tears welled in his
eyes, his heart possessed by grief (272 273). Homer uses alliteration in sorrow stunned and silence
that demonstrates the strong desolation and overall emotional pain that Eurylochus felt, after ... Show
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Primarily, Hermes informs Odysseus of his men s dire situation and Circe s potential harm. Firstly,
Homer uses imagery to depict that Odysseus men have been changed in form as Circe decided to turn
them into pigs: ...Your men are all in there, in Circe s palace, cooped like swine, hock by jowl in the
sties, (312 313). Here the reader can picture how squished the men are together and there is once again
a hint at the potential risk Odysseus could be in because he could be turned into a swine like the rest of
his men were. Finally, Hermes departs with fair warning by saying but have her swear the binding
oath of the blessed gods she ll never plot some new intrigue to harm you (331 333). This dialogue
shows the potential harm Circe could cause if Odysseus doesn t make her swear the oath and shows
that the oath is a binding agreement of some sort between a god and an epic hero when an epic hero is
in a risky

Content For Mails About Photography
Content for mails about photography
Email 1: You WON T BELIEVE your DLSR could do these...
DSLR camera has many features some of which may sound intimidating at first. The camera
combines a host of optics and digital imaging sensor and single lens reflex camera mechanisms to
capture shots. DSLR camera remain the most popular type of interchangeable lens camera in use
today. The DSLR camera market is dominated by companies such as Canon, Nikon, Sony and
Olympus from Japan as well as manufactures such as Sigma and Leica from Germany. You can use
these features to create highly compelling shoots. The features include custom picture controls,
multiple exposure, flash compensation, back button focus, time lapse and time before sleep feature.
The other features include depth of field preview, Instagram mode and depth of field preview.
Custom picture control
The camera usually applies critical adjustments such as sharpness, contrast and color saturation to
Raw images to make them finer. Indeed if you prefer taking photos in RAW mode, you need not worry
about the settings because it will be amended automatically. If you want to set picture style or custom
picture control, you simply need to go to the menu and change to find custom picture control settings.
Exposure compensation
Exposure compensation is mostly located around the shutter. The unit allows you to increase or
decrease default meter reading on your camera to account for the brifghtness in the area you are
shooting.

Child Labor Essay example
Child labor is considered as a form of child abuse, it being the exploitation of a child s rights and
freedoms. Therefore, child labour is when underage children are employed, this happens because a
child labourer is paid less than an adult labourer. Consequently employers have more children working
for them because they spend less paying the children.
Child labor usually means work that is done by children under the age of 15 (14 in some developing
countries) that restricts or damages a child s physical, emotional, social and/or spiritual growth. 1
Child labour is not something that just recently evolved. As a matter of fact, child labour dates back to
the 1780s and the 1840s, where child labour was predominant worldwide. In 1788, it ... Show more
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Although there are efforts to put an end to child labour in the world of today, they does not seem to be
enough. This is because even though there is a decrease in the number of children that experience
child labour, the change is not significant. The level of child labour continues to increase. Presumably,
in the societies where child labour is the way of life, only few individuals master the courage to speak
against it. Unfortunately, their voices are unheard. For instance, in India there are efforts to lessen the
number of child labourers, but culture always gets in the way. This results in children working under
very poor conditions that pose a danger to their health on short term and long term scale. However, in
Canada the law states that:
Section 72 imposes a statutory duty on every person to report certain suspicions are based, to a
children s aid society. 2
... a professional has a legal obligation to immediately report suspected child abuse. 3
Usually, there is a reason behind everything that occurs in the world. For instance, the purpose of
going to school is to educate ourselves so that we can have a bright future ahead of us. The main cause
of child labour is poverty, which is heavily inclined by culture which varies with different societies. In
India, culture is the way of life. Closely related to customs, culture this merely provides guidelines to
the people within a society on how to conduct their daily lives.
2 Zuker, Marvin A., Randolph C.

Rejection In Edward Scissorhands
Life is not always fair. Many times people have been turned down, had the door slammed in their
faces or have been told, No . But it is this rejection that helps people get back on their feet. Sometimes
it is this rejection that builds strength and character in the person. In the movie Edward Scissorhands,
Tim Burton (the director) has shown that rejection affects everyone, but it can help to make some
people stronger and brings out a side of the person that wasn t there before. People are rejected every
day, sometimes based purely on how they look or act. In today s society, it is quite common for people
to be refused, if they decide to be different. In Edward Scissorhands Edward is looked at as though he
is a monster because of the fact

Small Team and Group Paper
COM100
Together Everyone Achieves More... That s what TEAM means, so let s work it out together! These
were my words to my first successful venture into the network marketing and direct sales arena and
although I did not have a clue about how I or my team would become a success in this business, we
sat down in my overpriced apartment and decided that failure was no longer an option.
This paper is focused on the small team experiences that I have been a part of after making the
decision to become a member of the network marketing industry. The team, its communication and
leadership behaviors, problems (encountered and overcome) and its effectiveness are ... Show more
We promoted every event, every conference call, every accomplishment, etc. that this gentleman
experienced as if each experience was our own. From these actions, our teams did grow, sales did
create some significant profits, but this is exactly where the problems began.
With our team s behavior shifting from being motivated to becoming managers of our individual
teams, profits began to shrink. We assumed that this was from inactivity and made the correction to
jumpstart the team s prospecting for both new consumers of our product as well as new business
partners who shared the same vision and mindset that we did when we started out in the industry.
Profits began to grow once again and we realized our first real problem.
The gentleman who was the number one income earner and the team mentor had decided to leave the
company after being a part of it for a total of eight full months. Now this happens in every business
opportunity and in every company, but the issue for our team started the very moment that this
gentleman decided to leave. The promotion that we did to grow our business proved to produce more
people loyal to him instead of each of us. The sad truth was that this gentleman was in the business of
moving entire teams of loyal distributors from previous companies that he involved himself with into
the new companies that he was paid to become a part of. In essence,

The Effect Of Heat On Temperature On Heat
Introduction The feeling of warmth is a universal feeling that is caused due to heat. Heat is the transfer
of thermal energy of a hotter substance to a cooler substance. Thermal energy happens to be the sum
of potential energy and kinetic energy of the particles of any substance. Every object on their own has
a limit to how much heat they can receive to raise the temperature of one gram by one degree, this
limit is known as specific heat capacity which would be measured in J/KgºC. To calculate the thermal
energy transferred during an interaction the mass(m), the change in temperature T(ºC), and the
specific heat capacity(c) is needed to complete the equation.
Q= mcΔT. Heat can be transferred in three ways: convection, conduction and ... Show more content
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Out of the three selected metal samples (Copper, lead and aluminum), an educated guess would
believe that copper should change the most in temperature due to it being known to be very
conductive. Aluminum would be the sample that has the least change in number considering the fact
that aluminum sheets is used all the time in ovens for baking and due to process of elimination lead
should be in the middle of which sample will the most change in temperature the most.
Procedure
Measure the mass of one of the metal samples.
Place the metal sample in the 300 ml beaker
Fill the 300 ml beaker with water (150 ml) and begin heating up to the boiling point on the hot plate
(medium setting).
Measure mass of the inner container of the calorimeter with stirrer.
Fill the calorimeter with about 100 ml of tap water.
Repeat mass measurements for the calorimeter filled with water.
Place the calorimeter in the shield. Measure the temperature of water in the calorimeter. Check the
thermometer reading after 2 3 minutes.
Wait until the water has been boiling for about two minutes so you can be sure that the metal reaches
the same temperature as the boiling water.
Use the forceps to transfer the metal sample quickly from the beaker with boiling water into the
calorimeter. Cover the calorimeter with the lid and insert the thermometer.
Stir the water gently with the stirrer and record the highest temperature that the water and metal reach.
Repeat the experiment for the other

Firdaus
Women at zero point largely describes a female prisoner who had a terrible life experience. This
female by the name of Firdaus, is on death row for murder. Firdaus narrates her story to a female
psychiatrist named Nawal. Men in Firdaus s life betrayed her as well as anyone who she ever came
across. Firdaus begins telling the harrowing story of growing up without a good role model, and
anyone to look up to. She endures the hardships of life on her own which led her to the killing of a
man, then to imprisonment. Nietzsche s writings including, Human All Too Human, view on woman s
right, is somewhat in question. Some of his writings seem to favor woman while others make woman
seem inferiority to men. It s puzzling to have an exact answer to ... Show more content on
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That must sometimes have driven their neighboring nations to despair. My understanding in this text
reflecting to my understanding of Firdaus is that she was so tormented by all the things that happened
to her in childhood and growing up, she invented the idea that she was worth something, she could use
her body to gain power in which she did. Eventually it was hard for her to get out of this line of work,
the falsehood and deceit and eventually she became desperate. Most of Nietzsche s works seem to
attack women, specifically blaming feminism. I ll come to the conclusion that Nietzsche extremely
dislikes and degrades women. I mean, his worked has similar ideas to Plato and Aristotle. Nietzsche
dislikes women who are in a position of power, who strive for the economic and legal independence.
He regards women as retrogrades and hates the idea of female progress. One of the many quotes by
Nietzsche regarding women is, when a woman has scholarly inclinations there is usually something
wrong with her sexuality. This exactly describes his thinking and judgment on women s rights.
Women at Zero Point is mainly about feminism, choice, and women s right. In conclusion, I
personally

Sophocles Oedipus the King and Cocteau s The Infernal...
Sophocles Oedipus the King and Cocteau s The Infernal Machine
Sophocles Oedipus the King and Cocteau s The Infernal Machine relate the same story, yet from quite
different angles. Sophocles play is written in heightened language and spends 1,530 lines on an hour
of time. On the other hand, Cocteau s characters speak colloquially, and his 96 pages cover 17 years,
putting much more emphasis on the events prior to where Sophocles begins his play. Sophocles and
Cocteau present Oedipus character in different lights, and through these characters express contrary
themes. Sophocles proud yet wise Oedipus reveals that a human s future is determined by his actions,
while Cocteau s haughty yet immature Oedipus suggests that mortals ... Show more content on
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(Soph O.T. 59 69) lt;/block quote gt;
Sophocles Oedipus is a clever man and a sage ruler. Unfortunately, he thinks too much of himself and
believes that he knows better than the gods.
Cocteau s Oedipus lacks wisdom and behaves in a silly manner. The Infernal Machine presents
Cocteau s vision of what transpired between Oedipus and the Sphinx. In this version, the sphinx
blindly chooses Oedipus to be Thebes savior and even answers the riddle for him. She picks him
because she has a crush on him and is bored with her job. This Oedipus becomes king out of luck and
rules very much like a child. All this Oedipus strives for is action, adventure. (Cocteau, Infernal
Machine, p.45) Even the Sphinx says, The fool! He understood nothing. (Cocteau, Infernal Machine,
p. 53) Of course, by not understanding what transpired with the sphinx, Cocteau s Oedipus believes
himself to be a genius and an able ruler. Of course he can not
even make it through his nightmares without the support of Jocasta, his wife/mother.
lt;block quote gt;OEDIPUS. Help! Here! Come here! Anybody! Help me!
JOCASTA. What is it, my darling? Oedipus, I was fast sleep.
She shakes him.
Wake up!
OEDIPUS. No! Oh, no! Please! Mercy!
JOCASTA. It s all right, my darling. It was a dream.
(Cocteau, Infernal Machine. p.77) lt;/block quote gt;

Oedipus even lies with his head on his former crib on his wedding night.

Copper Essay
Weil 1
Copper is one of the earliest elements known to man. Because of its distinct red color, Copper is very
easily identified. In the ancient times, copper could be found lying in the ground in its unattached state
without interaction to other substances. Copper and its compounds have many uses in today s society.
Copper has many chemical properties that make it unique. The Atomic number of copper is 29. An
Atomic number is a measure of the amount of protons in the nucleus of an atom. Protons are sub
atomic particles, which have a positive charge. The Atomic mass of copper is 63.546. The Atomic
mass is a measure of how many neutrons and protons are in an atom. Neutrons are ... Show more
Copper does not rust and when in water, it turns reddish orange. After prolonged exposure, Copper
develops a coat of green film called patina. This film protects it against further exposure. Also, rolled
Copper has a tensile strength from 50,000 to 70,000 pounds per square inch. Tensile strength is the
maximum strength a material can stand before breaking.
Early uses of the element include jewelry, weapons, and tools. The element was first used around 9000
b.c.e. and was found in northern Iraq. Copper was first used by Native Americans around 2500 b.c.e.
One of the first skills that the ancient coppersmith must have learned how to do was shape the metal,
possibly by heating. This element was first used to its full potential when Coppersmiths began to use
tin with copper to make an alloy called bronze. An alloy is a mixture of two or more metals with
properties differs from those of the individual metal. The alloy was first discovered as early as 4000
b.c.e. Bronze was used similar to copper due to the many variety of tools, weapons, and jewelry that
are created from the alloy. It differs from copper in the way that with tin added, the alloy is a better
conductor and easier to shape than the metal alone. Copper was used as the primary metal of the world
to around 3000 b.c.e when society discovered iron. Many copper compounds are used in today s
agricultural, medical, and pest control jobs. Copper Acetate (Cu20 (C2H3O2) 2) is a

The Effectiveness Of Celebrity Endorsements
Endorsements vs Non endorsements (word press) (The Effectiveness of Celebrity Endorsements in
Non Profit Ads) Project Number: ___________ Abstract The purpose for this project is to find out
how people think towards endorsements and find out if they are affected by it or not. When people
choose a product how important are endorsements? When a product is endorsed by someone famous
enough, it will be chosen over the non endorsed product. First I will survey a person describing both
products, then say which one is endorsed, later ask which one they prefer. Introduction When selling
products endorsements tend to matter. Most well known companies are endorsed by famous young
celebrities. The products may go from soda to cosmetics. Somehow this seems to matter in a person at
the time of buying a product. In this project it will be tested wether people chose an endorsed product
over an unendorsed one. Similar products will be shown to a person and surveyed which product they
prefer. About 35+ people will be surveyed. Also different celebrities will be said that they prefer such
product. I will use sources such as Amazon to search up what different products are high ranked. The
answers will be recorded and compared to another product that has a lower

Direct Price Variance
Direct material variance Direct material price variance (A) During the year Direct material price
variance of Cosmo firm is 1500 Adverse. It represents actual price paid for purchase of material is
higher than the standard price. Therefore to improve this variance company can implement of better
procurement practices (e.g. invitation of price quotations from multiple suppliers), can involve in
better price negotiation by the procurement staff or purchase large quantities of material with
discounted price in following year. Direct material usage variance (A) Direct material usage variance
of Cosmo firm for this year is 500 Adverse. It indicates higher consumption of material during the
period as compared with the standard usage. Therefore to improve this variance company can
Purchase of higher quality of materials rather than cheaper materials since ... Show more content on
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Here company has paying more on labour than standard. By recruiting of semi skilled labour company
can improve the direct labour rate variance.or else hiring employees efficiently by Human Resource
department in next year. Variable overhead expenditure Variable overhead expenditure variance for the
year is 906.25 Adverse. So for the next year organization can use more efficient cost control methods
in next year, which will improve the variable overhead expenditure variance. Variable overhead
efficiency Variable overhead efficiency variance for the year is 206.25 Favorable. Therefore next year
organization can improve the skills of existing employees or hire highly skilled employees in next
year. Fixed Overhead Expenditure Variance Fixed Overhead expenditure variance for the year is 1000
Adverse. Therefore next year organization can use efficient fixed overhead management or reduce
planning errors. This will help the organization to improve their fixed overhead expenditure variance.
Fixed Overhead Efficiency

Evaluation Of The Elementary School
This lesson was taught November 12, 2015 at Rosa Taylor Elementary School in Miss. Baggott s fifth
grade class. That week the students went to see Miller Middle School November 10th and were out of
school for Veteran s Day on November 11th. This week in math the students were learning about
polygons and their characteristics. Triangles have a first and last name describing the sides and types
of angles. There are different types of quadrilaterals and other polygons with five for more signs. For
the summative assessment given to the students by the cooperative teacher, the students had to identify
the shapes by their name, number of sides, number of angles, and (for triangles) their first and last
names. My lesson was titled review stations where the class was broken up into groups of three or
four. There were six stations that included: polygon collage, the shape game, foldable focus group,
triangle board game, tangrams, and computer games provided by the teacher. Each station had a red
folder that consisted of everything the student needed for that particular station. The folder had written
directions either on the sheet of paper or on the folder itself. For the mini lesson, we collectively wrote
a chart in their interactive journals for notes. The chart consisted of five columns, including: prefix,
name, number of sides, number of angles, and shape. Their assessment for Friday asked questions
about number of sides and number of angles a particular polygon had. Each

Alice Walker Beauty
Achieving Beauty
In Alice Walker s Beauty When the Other Dancer is the self , Walker comes to terms with her
childhood accident through examples of gender power, racial discrimination, and selfish violence.
Alice Walker has three main memories she recalls inside and explains in the essay. The first being her
connection and relationship with her father and her family. Her accident involves her brothers
shooting her in the eye using new BB guns given by the parents. There is a tree growing from
underneath the porch that climbs past the railing to the roof. It is the last thing my right eye sees. As
her father rushes to call a car to get his daughter to the hospital, a white man stops ... Show more
I abuse my eye. I rant and rave at it, in front of the mirror. I plead with it to clear up before morning
(Walker 30 33). After being shot in the eye, Walker cannot determine that the incident was an accident
or done deliberately in order to damage her physical looks so her father would not pick her anymore.
She went through a surgery to improve the appearance of her eye that she started to find self courage
and acceptance. When Walker feels beautiful once more, and her view upon life improves
dramatically in almost every aspect: Give examples. Alice begins to keep her head held high, she
starts to talk more and attains the boyfriend of her dreams, she excels in school once more and
generally feels more self confident. I feel that beauty has this universal definition to society and the
expectation that it must be met to achieve internal and external happiness. Society has a stereotype of
beauty itself. Society believes that beauty has a universal definition which every person experiences.
What Walker is trying to put forward is that beauty can come in different forms and meanings. Walker
pursues the societal norm that different configurations of beauty must be achieved to attain internal
and external happiness. These including the need to feel welcomed by others, the need to experience
true happiness and feel needed, the need to feel self worthy and loved, and the aspiration to feel
confident in one s skin. This is what Alice Walker faces and it is this misconception she experiences
throughout her life and defies

Tom Experienced A Manic Episode
Tom experienced a manic episode followed by depression when he was eighteen years old. He was
hospitalized soon after this past manic episode. After his hospitalization, Tom experienced a time of
depression. The primary issue bringing Tom in to this session is the manic episode he recently
experienced which hospitalized him, again. Following his manic episode Tom has been experiencing a
period of depression, too. It has been a couple of years since Tom s last manic episode, and he is
coming in to talk about what specifically brought on this episode. Tom recently began his first year of
college, and seemed to be feeling a lot of pressure to perform. He spoke of all his parents had done as
one of the driving factors pushing him to achieve something significant in his first year. However, the
pressure to perform pushed Tom to begin drinking more coffee, using caffeine pills, and taking Ritalin
to help him focus in preparation for his final exams. Tom s overuse of the aforementioned substances
had a huge impact on Tom s sleep patterns. For example, as his exams drew nearer Tom commented
on his reduced need for sleep. Soon after Tom finished his exams, he began to abuse drugs and
alcohol. Tom s drug abuse was coincided with feels of being the man. He spoke openly about feeling
this was his time. Finishing on a seemingly strong note mixed with onset mania seems to have pushed
Tom into a period of feeling invincible. He began erratically spending money, convinced his friend

Alternative Energy Can Effectively Replace Fossil Fuels
Alternative Energy Can Effectively Replace Fossil Fuels
In the U.S. alone, carbon dioxide emission levels have risen thirty percent since 2005. If the emissions
continue to rise at this pace, the temperature of the Earth may rise by at most, thirteen degrees.
Temperatures rising to that height could cause chaos across the world. With more and more people
burning fossil fuels every day, this unfortunate future is likely to occur. Fortunately, using pollution
free alternative energy could alter this problem. Developments for alternative energy use are already
being implemented today. Scientists across the world are working to make alternative energy more
efficient in performance and cost. While alternative energy is becoming more and more fit for use in
the everyday lives of people across the world, fossil fuels are still being promoted and used at a
frightening pace. Fossil fuels are causing constant increases of pollution and the unnerving reality of
global warming. Alternative energy would promote a clean, 100 percent pollution free source of
obtaining energy, provide less cost to the consumers that utilize it, and work at an even greater
efficiency than fossil fuels. With the possible, frightening reality of global warming creating a massive
threat to humans, the opportunity for alternative energy to replace fossil fuels is better than ever.
Alternative energy, unlike fossil fuels, are renewable. They also can obtain energy all over the world
from an

Women And Women In Jack Kerouac s On The Road
In Jack Kerouac s novel, On the Road, women are objectified and sexualized by the men in the story.
Sal, Dean and other male characters use descriptive language to portray a woman s looks and
demeaning language to characterize the women they encounter. The men also disregard any feelings
that the women have while also ignoring any positive qualities they may have. The two women who
are the main victims in this novel are Marylou and Camille, and Dean Moriarty is the source of the
majority of the mistreatment. To begin, I would not recommend On the Road to anyone who is a
feminist. This novel clearly victimizes and objectifies the female characters. Moreover, the fact that
these women are not only characters, but real people who experienced mistreatment from these men,
can be even more disturbing and offensive to not only feminists, but all females. Marylou is first
referred to as his beautiful little sharp chick. The possessive pronoun his refers to Dean; together with
a lacking description of the chick aside from her appearance, creates Marylou as simply someone,
even something, that belongs to Dean. She is not described by her personality or height of intellect,
but instead, her looks. From the beginning, Marylou is denounced to nothing more than a sexual
object for Dean to take advantage of. Additionally, it is no secret that Marylou is merely a consistent
hookup for Dean. When Sal arrives at Dean s apartment he says, Dean had dispatched the occupant of
the

Jury Law Vs Common Law
Common Law Common Law is an unwritten law that is set by a precedent or by past situations. Trail
by Jury Trail by jury is when a case goes to court and the jury make the decision. The point of the
judge is to control what is happening in the case but he does not have a say on the opinions.
Parliament Parliamet is a governing body that makes law and is elected by the people. Magna Carta
The Magna Carta was basically a peace treaty that made sure that the King had to fallow the law along
with everone else. Englands Bill of Rights It limited the Monarchs power. They were genral laws like,
no mans above the law, the right to bear arms, and elections must be free, are a couple of examples.
Mayflower Compact This is an agreement

Comparison Of First Love In Jane Austen s Persuasion
It is universally acknowledged that the memories of a first love linger throughout a lifetime because
they are so powerful and equally unforgettable. As a result of the experiences of a first love, breaking
up can be one of the most devastating feelings in the world. In Jane Austen s last book titled
Persuasion, Anne and Captain Wentworth enact a classic tale of first love. What is unique about Anne
and Captain Wentworth is that they did not fall out of love initially or even 8 years later. After eight
years of separation, suffering, and suppressed feelings, upon seeing each other again both Anne and
Frederick display a series of behaviors that demonstrate their love isn t just a case of the reminders of
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Wentworth causing her to seek comfort of cool air for her flushed cheeks (46). This is significant
because this is the first time in several years that a Wentworth last name has even been referenced. In
response, Anne s cheeks flush and she seeks comfort in the cold because Captain Wentworth makes
her hot and uncomfortable. Although the person being referenced is not, in fact, Captain Wentworth
but his brother, Anne, after all these years, is still affected by the mention of the Wentworth name.
Like with any first lover, seeing them in public or hearing their name can cause an unexpected stir of
emotion and intertwined memories. Because Anne never fell out of love with Captain Wentworth and
her love for him was merely hidden away and never resolved, having him in her life again is
extremely overwhelming for her.
When Captain Wentworth finally arrives in Uppercross, Anne is overcome with love and actively tries
to make sense of what has changed since she last saw him, often leading to confusion and
contradiction. Anne and her family plan to visit Captain Wentworth, however, Anne stays behind to
take care of a young injured relative. She thinks that she knew herself to be of the first utility to the
child; and what was it to her, if Frederick Wentworth were only half a mile distant, making himself
agreeable to others! (110). Instead of focusing her attention on the young boy she instead focuses on
the proximity of

Essay on Victorian Era Ideologies
The Victorian era which lasted during the reign of Queen Victoria from 1837 to 1901, established the
foundations of many social, cultural and moral ideologies in which many are present to this day.
Everywhere you look you can almost always see something Victorian inspired from floral patterned
curtains to elegantly hand crafted candlesticks. When visualizing The Victorian Era lavish balls, lace
covered dresses, tea parties and fancy lifestyles come to mind. However, the Victorian era is much
more than this. Victorians were judgmental, proud and often selfish people, as their biggest goal in life
was usually to make and/or keep a name for themselves which meant marrying their daughters off to
rich, aristocrats to preventing their family ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The film expresses themes of romance, reputation and class. The Bennet family is middle upper class
they live in a large, lavish country house. The Bingley s live in a vast manor with very expensive
looking furnishings. They have many servants and the house is very clean unlike the Bennet s which is
cluttered and crowded with loose belongings. When Elizabeth goes to visit her sister, Jane, at the
Bingley s manor she arrives in muddy skirts due to walking in the rain. However, she appears callous
to the fact that Caroline Bingley is appalled by her un ladylike attire, stating to Darcy She looked
positively medieval . Elizabeth is a bold, proud and spirited young woman who believes in marrying
for love rather than reputation or social climbing. Elizabeth s pride causes her to misjudge Mr Darcy
based on his unsocial attitude while Darcy s prejudice towards Elizabeth s poor social standing blinds
him from her virtues. Despite their mutual dislike at first, Darcy and Elizabeth fall in love; implying
that Austen views love as something independent of social forces, something two individuals can
capture if they escape the vortex of hierarchical society. Austen also voices a more realistic even
cynical view on love when Elizabeth s friend Charlotte marries Mr Collins, the pompous but wealthy
clergyman which demonstrates the heart does

The Life Of Pi And The Kite Runner
Trapped at sea, fleeing the country, and living alone at such a young age. The outcome of death is
heavy around them. The Life of Pi and The Kite Runner s Pi and Amir face first hand these problems
and tackle them for a safe ending. Pi in The Life of Pi by Yann Martel is a young boy coming to
Canada but watches his family sink in a ship and experiences being trapped at sea. Fleeing to America
The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, Amir has felt the misfortune of life, war and family, In these
coming of age novels.
Both boys deal with obstacles that in the end help shape them. Pi and Amir tell the story of their life to
express the hardships they went through, looking up to religion to help them survive and overcome the
guilt of losing family. However Pi had to face more complications that in end had a bigger impact on
him. To them religion is very important, in their society it could be wrong or unacceptable, but with
faith the hard and negative times are brought to be lessons, stuck at sea, new land, and war. Endurance
kept them alive. Nothing is more important than family, they keep you grounded and you regret your
mistakes when they are gone, but always in your heart when you believe and pray. Believing in
something helps us feel safe, but it is hard when everyone else is telling you elsewise. To stay true to
your beliefs is the most important thing. Religion plays a big part in Life of Pi and The Kite Runner...
Pi and Amir face similar struggles to accept their religion.

Mahan s Influence On Alfred Maan
Alfred Mahan is a graduate from Naval Academy, whose thoughts have major impacts on the structure
of the Navy in 19th century. The influence of historical events have a particular effect in his naval
strategy.
In his new science of naval strategy, Mahan gave quite an importance to Naval communications, and
control of these communications. He even contends that interrupting adversaries communications is
the root of national power. He contends that the strategic points of high importance
In addition to that, Mahan contended that the organized forces of the enemy should be the primary
objective, and the mission to go against these navies could be achieved by being a sea power.
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Mahan contended the necessity of focusing the fleet in particular points to confront the enemy
strongly, instead of doing commerce raiding. This new system was the main reason of creation of
many battle ships. As the US was a maritime country, the creation of extra number of ships should not
be into disadvantage to a country surrounded by waters.
As Mahan contended, there was supposed to be sufficient battleships for the protection of three waters
surrounding the country, after that, it was time to spread the sea power to all around the world by
bringing together the land forces with maritime foces. In other words, Mahan created the idea of
having soldiers ready for the interest of the nation all around the world, which is still being used by
the Navy and Marine corps.
And finally, in the writing, it is criticized that the new ideas of Mahan caused problems in the
organization of the Navy, which later caused the Navy to have structural changes. This point should be
considered as another improvement from the new navy strategy of Mahan since a new system brings
together new improvements, but gradually.
All in all, Mahan was a leader of development, and no one can argue that the US Navy is still using
the inheritances from Mahan in terms of naval

What Is Slumdog Millionaire Essay
The world around us is a teacher for intelligents and an enemy for fools. Probably, it is one of the
main ideas of the novel Slumdog Millionaire by the Indian writer and diplomat, Vikas Swarup.
Swarup s novel opens in a police cell in Mumbai, where Ram Mohammad Thomas, a poor orphan
from the slums of Mumbai is being illegally held and tortured on suspicion of fraud for answering all
fourteen question correctly and winning one million rupees on the quiz show Who Wants To Win a
Billion. The novel takes us on an amazing review of Ram s history of becoming a millionaire. By the
millionaire the author means the spiritual wealth, not money. In this novel money associates with
death, fears, jail, troubles. All the money Ram won, he gave to reach ... Show more content on
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He got the knowledge from his friendships with others that helped him to answer the questions on the
quiz show. His friend Salim was an ardent fan of the movie industry especially the actor Arman and
about whom Ram says: Salim... is my best friend. Salim and I go to movies. Salim loves Arman or
more accurately he worships Arman. Arman... falls in love with heroine Priya Kapoor. (21) Thus,
winning material wealth is based on ability to be friendly with others. Also, Ram had a strong
relationship with the diplomatic family of Taylors about whom he says: Although I live in the servants
quarters, the Taylors treat me almost as a part of their family. (110) One the day when ...Colonel
Taylor been declared persona non grata and asked to leave within forty eight hours by the Foreign
Office (125) Ram has learned the meaning of persona non grata and answered one of the questions on
the quiz show. Ram has amazed others by answering this kind of question. This experience of Ram s
life illustrates that it is better to be looked up to as a knowledgeable person rather than a rich person.
As a result, answering all these questions brought Ram closer to his goal of saving his lovely

Emergency Management Issues
The United States emergency management communities are psychologically unprepared to deal with
the loss of lives and property from catastrophic disasters; a price of overwhelming death and
destruction affecting the international first response community. Many first responders lament to post
traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) (bostock, Matusko,Emp, Paterson Bryant, 2013) and whereas, the
global community has tried for decades to prevent such mental injury, the U.S., since the terrorist
attacks of 9/11 and hurricane Katrina, is only beginning to understand the cost of sending emotionally
unprepared personnel to national disaster front lines. However, research explains that there are a few
first response professionals who return from unimaginable situations psychologically unharmed; in
fact, some will work their entire life becoming agog and mitigating catastrophic events without
receiving a single long lasting emotional scar (Paek, Hilyard, Freimuth, Barge, Mindlin, 2010). This
research will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Obtaining an individual s positive mental characteristics will help fortify them as future successful
employees, who will then be sent out as rookie minded observers. During such time, ERP will be table
top disaster education centered on their original psychological evaluation abilities. Disasters and
PTSD are on the rise (Steinberg, 1996), making it vitally important to hire, train and maintain a
lifelong elite class of mentally fit first responders. Using this research correctly will psychologically
and physically prepare emergency first response employees; it will properly equip them for the
disasters of tomorrow. It is believed, if the emergency management community utilizes the following
15 step criteria, it will prepare them both emotionally and

Parental Divorce Article Analysis
Lawton, L. E., Bures, R. (2001). Parental Divorce and the Switching of Religious Identity. Journal For
The Scientific Study Of Religion, 40(1), 99. Purpose: This article examines the impact of parental
divorce on the likelihood that an individual has changed their religious identity. Methods: We use the
nationally representative 1987 National Survey of Families and Households (NSFH). This data set
contains information on 13,017 respondents, including information on their current and childhood
religious affiliation and family structure. Our sample consists of the 11,372 respondents who reported
that they were raised as either Catholics or as mainline Protestants (see Mueller 1971). Of this sample,
3,461 respondents were raised as Catholics and 7, 911 were raised as Protestants. Among Protestants,
we further distinguish between liberal and moderate Protestants (n=4,129) and conservative
Protestants (n=3,782). We exclude Mormons and Jehovah s Witnesses because these two groups do
not fit into the Protestant denomination structure as outlined by Mueller. For the analysis of switching
versus staying, we use logistic regression. The dependent variable in this analysis is dichotomous, so
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Since joining another religious group requires the formation and maintenance of new social ties, it is
consistent that women are more likely to switch to another denomination. Divorce increases the
likelihood of apostasy, leading to an increased likelihood of switching from Catholic to None,
moderate Protestant to None, and conservative Protestant to None (although the latter is not
significant). Apparently, for some divorced adults, the ties to religious ideology and community
become so frayed that divorce may overwhelm the need or desire to remain in the

Arizona s Looming Water Crisis
Scott Fiester
DR. M.P.L. Whitaker
HWRS 203
22 OCT 2015
Arizona s Looming Water Crisis Arizonans see California s drought and water restrictions plastered all
over the television and newspapers. Many Arizonans remain concerned about the well being of
Californians, while some may mistakenly think that it is not Arizona s problem. I was one of those
people, and while investigated the idea, discover how Arizona is in a bad situation because of it. What
I, along with others, did not understand is the years of planning, legislation, and engineering that took
place to get water to Arizona and the rest of the Southwest. The Southwest is an arid environment that
relies on one river, the Colorado River, to deliver water to seven different ... Show more content on
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According to the CAP website, the CAP was developed when the seven states who rely on the
Colorado River came together, and divided the water availability amongst themselves. This is known
more formally as the Colorado River Compact of 1922. After many years of legislation and
construction, the CAP started delivering water to Arizonans by 1993. The CAP brings water from
Lake Havasu and goes through a series of canals extending 313 miles long, and is responsible for
bringing water to 80 percent of Arizona s population. However, because of prior appropriation laws,
the CAP does not guarantee that Arizona will receive its annual 2.8 million acre feet. Administrators at
the CAP Strategic Initiatives and Public Policy Office predict that the 2.8 million acre feet of water
delivered to Arizona, will soon decline. The CAP issue brief states, ...there is a significant probability
of an official declaration of shortage in the Colorado River water supply starting as early as 2016 or
shortly after (CAP, 2014). An official declaration of a shortage would be determined by the Secretary
of the Interior, and the decision is based on the elevation of the water in Lake Meade. The person in
this position checks the status of the Colorado River annually. The Secretary of Interior can either call
a

1960 s Tourism Industry
In this section I will explain the different development in the tourism industry since the 1960 s and
what the effect it has on the travel industry. There are 5 legislation which is: 1)Development of
tourism act 1969,this act entrenched a british tourist government and tourists boards for these
countries (England. Scotland and wales). The aim was to coordinate all the organisation 2)Air
passenger duty1996, this is to reduce on economy flights and removing a boundary to the growth of
inbound tourism, an inbound tourism is when someone visit a country for some reason such as holiday
for a temporary period of time (for example visiting family the summer holiday). In 2006 it was
greatly increased, further increase has been planned from 2011 november ... Show more content on
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The more educated people are the more aware of the world and its possibilities. The most popular
markets in travel and tourism is the grey market this appeals to the older generation which have lots of
time and money on there hands as they save up over their younger years so that they can have a fun
time when they are older. Saga is the most famous tour operator which cater for older

Analysis Of Hrm System Of Marriott Macao
The Analysis of Whole HRM System of Marriott, Macao Abstract: This paper is designed to take JW
Marriott, Macao as an example to detailly analyze the whole HRM System of Marriott, Macao. And
this research team intends to figure out the problems in this HRM system and come up with
suggestions to optimize the HRM system. The data and information were mainly obtained from the
interview with the employees of JW Marriott, Macao and the official website of Marriot. As the results
show, HRM system of Marriot, Macao is high efficient and will maximize the use of human resource.
Based on the interview, this research detailly analyze the whole system of HRM in this paper, and
pointed out the problem among this system, including unfair compensation punishment system,
problems on recruiting the temporary employees, and training procedures. And this research team
comes up with following reasonable suggestions according to the problems ... Show more content on
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Dose the evaluate related to the salary, bonus, or promotion opportunity? Wendy: Every end of year,
we have the evaluation about the working performance, working effect and the ability of solve the
problems, the evaluation is according to a specific standard which include self evaluation and superior
evaluation, it is surely that related to the salary, bonus and promotion, but also have some individual
color. Interviewer: What is your hotel s reward and punishment measures? And what is the response of
the employee? Wendy: We have some bonus when the employees have a good performance but
usually only a few people can get the bonus. If you make some mistakes, you should write the
criticism text, but if you make the mistakes three times, you may be fired. I think these ways can
encourage or restrain employees in some degree, we should only obey it because the rule is right here.
Interviewer: What channels of communication and coordination can you use between your hotel and
your

An Analysis of William Carlos Williams Poem, The Young...
An Analysis of William Carlos Williams Poem, The Young Housewife
In this poem, Williams uses a series of images to capture a fleeting moment in time, an emotion of
admiration and desire. The poem consists of three stanzas of varying length, and each share in a
similar method in portraying the woman and the narrator s relationship with her. Each stanza starts out
with somewhat broad statements about the scene, and as they each progress, they become more
specific until the image is pinned down to a specific moment in time. After reading the poem the
reader is left with three separate images, which describe the emotion/admiration felt by the narrator
for the woman.
Williams in the first stanza gives the reader a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Here again the time of day comes into play, as most everyone has a mental image of what the lighting
is like at about that time. Before one gets prepared for the day, after waking up, I imagine the curtains
pulled and stillness in the house. Here the poet is describing a moment that many of us have shared at
one time or another, making his proper word choice essential in not being too specific but at the same
time allowing details to filter through. It is the details that connate imagery in the reader, while it is the
simplicity that allows for individual interpretation.
In the second stanza the poet introduces the woman to the outside world. As she comes to the curb to
call the ice man,[and] fish man , she is still not fully clothed as she is, uncorseted, tucking in stray
ends of hair. This description tells more about her personality as her attire may help to explain her
shyness.
It is here where the author compares her to a fallen leaf. This could mean any number of things. A
fallen leaf is free from the rest of the tree, whether broken away because of the season s change or
from a gust of wind, the leaf has fallen and begins a stage of deterioration, as it is forever severed
from the life giving resources of the tree. While the idea of a fallen leaf is somewhat tragic, it is
nonetheless a necessary phase in the life of

Analysis Of The Water Related Adaptation Interventions For...
At the community level, from my observation in work, I recognized that the local communities have
the best capability to adapt with the adverse impacts. People had managed to protect their livelihood
resources such as cropping fields, ponds, aquaculture farms and domestic facilities. For example, in
the early rainy season, some focal groups of local residents are formed. These groups are responsible
for monitoring the water levels and protecting proactively the irrigation facilities and the critical areas
of dykes. In order to cope with inundation, local residents have to work together to dredge the small
channels and to upgrade the paddy field embankments when they get the heavy rain forecast. They
have stored fresh water and changed in their water use to cope with potential floods, storm, inundation
and drought.
In short, the water related adaptation interventions in Thai Binh province focuses on upgrading hard
facilities in irrigation and water supply systems; capacity building programs; afforestation in coastal
zones and developing the local communities respond effectively to climate change. iii. Management
operation
Management in climate change adaptation plays an important role to ensure the success of
interventions. The primary approach in Vietnam administrative management is a top down approach.
In climate change adaptation management, national organizations develop the policies, strategies,
plans and national programs to adapt with adverse impacts. The lower

Relationship between Mankind and Our Ecosystems
Our society is concerned about the condition and the relationship between mankind and our
ecosystems. As a species we have far suppressed our predators and we have increased in population.
We have dominated many of our ecosystems that have been destroyed and severely damaged by
mankind. This has lead to societies that have struggled for subsistence. Here in the United States the
per capita rate of use is the highest in the world. (M. Kaufmann, R. Graham, D. Boyce, W. Moir, L.
Perry, R. Reynolds, R. Bassett, P. Mehlhop, C. Edminster, W. Block, and P. Corn April 4, 2014). It is
important for us to recognize that the human interest in ecosystems be observed, even if it requires
altering certain human progress to stop within bounds with the physical and biological abilities of an
ecosystem. Our thinking today about renewable energy has been fed to us by poor thoughts and
misinterpitation of our recent history. An era of industrialization during the nineteenth century was
dominated by coal later turning to oil or any other type of natural power. One of the final factors in not
switching to renewable energy as fast as we would like to see is the economics for large corporation
and nations to stop using fossil fuels. This would be devastating to their investments. America is not
ready for that. Even though America and the rest of the world are still quiet dependent on fossil fuels
the need for alternative energy is out there. Windmills from the days of old

Effectiveness Of The Reduction Recidivism Rates
Effectiveness
Effectiveness is the reduction in recidivism rates; more specifically, the reduction in the likelihood to
be arrested for a new crime, or for committing a parole violation. Unlike research on the
implementation of DRC s, there is not a need for a more in depth look at the benefits of overcorwding
jails and increasing incarceration costs. Costs, as mentioned earlier, are significantly more than the
costs associated with the implementation of a DRC. In addition, the steady increase in occupants of
the RHRJ has lead to contracting out of beds at other jail facilities due to the lack of space and
reduction in offenders. A continuation of the status quo, housing offenders in the RHRJ until an
additional facility with the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, in addition to the trained personnel, the building infrastructure must also be included in
the feasibility of administrative capcity. Unlike the staffing for the DRC, the staffing required for the
continuation of housing offenders in the RHRJ until an additional facility is built, is heavily reliant on
the number of offenders in jail at a given time. As seen in figure 1 in the appendix, there are several
staffing needs to be met. Given the projected growth in the jail population, the number of personnel
required to provide services and programs is not adequate; it is especially not supportive of future
expansion of programs and services for the community (Moseley Architects, 2014).
Cost
Several cost components factor into the traditional incarceration model. The figure that is commonly
discussed within the correctional system is the per day incarceration cost. It represents the amount of
funding necessary to house one inmate for one day at the RHRJ facility. According to Captain
Shortell, the per day incarceration cost for 2013 was $73.35, and there was a slight reduction for 2014
down to $72.33. These figures will be used in subsequent calculations to compare costs of the Day
Reporting Center to the traditional incarceration option. With an average per day incarceration
occupancy of 350 beds, the yearly figure for housing the inmates equals a staggering $9.24 million.
As the Mosely study identified, the RHRJ often was operating at well over 150%

A Brief Note On Legislative Branch And Executive Branch
Hi, my name is Legislative Branch. I was born in 1787, when my founders needed to make a set of
rules to govern the nation. My founders wanted to protect the citizens, and prevent government abuse.
They figured out a solution, divided up the government, and wrote the Constitution. That s how I have
two siblings, Judicial Branch and Executive Branch. There needed to be a plan to divide the power.
My aunt Virginia had a plan. The plan was to divide the legislature into two houses. In one house the
people would elect the members for a three year term. The second house would be made up of older
members chosen by the state legislature for a seven year term. With both of these houses, the
population would depend on the seating. A little bit ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then, there is my house, The Senate. This house in my favorite. In this house there are two members
from all fifty states, so there are one hundred members. The members are chosen by state legislatures,
and have six year terms. The Vice President plays the role of President in the Senate when there is a
tie while voting. The main powers this house has it to accept President s appointments, and ratify
treaties. There were some very important people in my houses. Such as, Richard Bassett. Richard
served in the military during the Revolutionary War, and succeed as a lawyer and planter. Richard
attended the Constitution, but had no contact with anything. Eventually Richard, the good man he was,
hopped into the Senate house. He voted for the power of the President to be able to remove
governmental officers, and voted against the federal belief of state debt. Bassett held the chief
justiceship of the courts of common pleas. Eventually he became the governor of Delaware, and
retired. There was another great man, but in the House of Representatives. His name is Jonathan
Dayton. Dayton served in the military, and spent most of his time on legal speculation, and politics.
He was chosen as a member to be at the Constitutional Convention. After the Convention, Dayton
became a Federalist legislator. Jonathan became the Speaker of the House, in both, the Fourth and
Fifth Congress. During his time here

Gain Up Git Out Analysis
West notes that Nihilism means nothing or meaningless in diction terms. Nihilism is an epidemic in
the black culture as stated by West. West points out that Nihilism is also a hopelessness that African
americans face. West mentions that African americans have lost hope in their lives. The black America
lacks happiness in their own lives as defined by West. Nihilism does not depict every black persons
life because not all black people struggle. Lawlessness is a huge factor of Nihilism as stated by West
because without laws, everyone would go crazy. West notes that Market morality portrays the struggle
of African americans. West says Market morality is the portrayal of black lives on television. West
argues that black America is completely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The African americans culture is attached in a sense to the media s image of drugs, money and
comfort. African americans purchase and have a comfort in Market morality. African americans are
comfortable with what the media offers on television and in stores. The black America patterns their
lives after Market morality because they purchase the items that celebrity s sale. Celebrities are
praised as being positive role models, but some are not positive role models. Black America pattern
their lives after what is seen on television rather it is positive or negative. Another example of Market
morality from Git up Git out is the line they taught me how to smoke herb . This line from Outkast
references drugs and how the person was exposed to drugs early in life. The person in Outkast did not
have a positive role model to pattern his life after. The second line from Outkast s Git up Git out
references money of market morality I m also down with LaFace cuz L.A. Reid, yeah, he pays me,
and its cool . This line is all about how the Outkast members are paid money to rap and money is all
that the Outkast members care for. The media persuades black America to purchase rap music so that
the media and rappers can benefit, but not for good ethical reasons. A good ethical reason for a rapper
to sell music is to be a

Children in Hospice
Children in Hospice
Katrina Williams
RES/110
April 26, 2012
Professor James Lazos
Children in Hospice
Research suggests that every year there are between 100,000 to 150,000 children born in the United
States with a genetic disorder or defect. This represents approximately 20% of infant deaths each year.
However, many of these children live to age well beyond the expectation, and some are enrolled in
hospice. According to Armstrong Daily and Zarbock (2001), The concept of hospice today is applied
to patients who are traveling through the final stages of their lives in effect seeking shelter and
comfort. Hence, the main focus of this program is to prepare families for the death of a loved one.
Although accepting these ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even when hospitalized, parents must be prepared to fight for the right of their child to live because
many medical professionals give the impression that any effort would be useless. Many parents are
even willing to care for the child within the home but there are no resources available to assist with
care other than nursing. This should be a key area for concern as the patient is expected to live six
months in most cases and it is more than enough time to prepare for the child s death. When that time
has passed and the child is still progressing, one is only left to wonder the next step. At this point, time
spent creating memories with family should be top priority.
It is my recommendation that the health care community implement a network of resources for parents
who are not willing to accept and grieve but are willing to accept and fight to prolong the life of their
child. Resources and information should be readily available to assist with any type of services that
would bring relief for situations ranging from housing to therapy. Medical professionals also should be
required to take a course in patient relations giving some insight into the emotional turmoil that many
parents experience. This probably would change some parent s perception of the medical profession
because discretion and empathy would be used when providing information about the child s
condition. Any feelings of hopelessness may be eliminated and replaced with feelings of relief

Rectification Of Cameras Captured Documents Images For...
Rectification of camera captured document images for Camera based OCR technology Abstract Due
to the rapid progress in digital cameras industry, camera captured documents becomes as another
possibility or choice for document capturing and understanding for OCR applications. However,
image quality degradations arising from the image acquisition process have severe effect on these
applications. The distortion results from digital camera may take the shape of skew, perspective
distortion or geometric distortion. We propose fully automatic preprocessing techniques to enhance
the digital camera captured images to improve the performance of OCR applications. Our algorithms
depend on the features of the text lines and letters and do not need any especial equipment.
Experimental results on a real camera captured images demonstrate 10~15 % enhancement in current
commercial OCR packages. 1. Introduction Textual content in books, newspapers and articles have
been traditionally digitized using scanners and read with the help of optical character recognition
(OCR). Recent technical advances in digital cameras have led the OCR community to consider using
them instead of scanners for document capture. Compared with the scanner, the digital camera is quite
easier to use, being able to capture images from any viewpoint. Cameras can be easily integrated with
portable computing devices such as PDAs, cell phones, or media players. Together, these factors
contribute to the growing interest

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