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2. Feng Shui Essay
FENG SHUI AND QUICK TIPS TO APPLY TO YOUR HOME ARRANGEMENT
Feng Shui an ancient Chinese practice that traces back to 6000 years of history has for long
played a crucial role in home improvement in Asian culture as widespread influence of Chinese
tradition in the region. In short, Feng Shui s philosophy focuses on designing the surroundings in
accordance with the flow of energy and harmony of natural elements within and outside houses,
which results in health and prosperity for house owners and their families. This article will be to
provide you with a better understanding of Feng Shui, its key principles and some quick tips on
how to apply Feng Shui in home arrangement, in order to enhance your family s overall living
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The easier Chi flows through houses, the wealthier families would be. Also, 2 other fundamental
principles of Feng Shui encompass the harmony of Yin Yang and rule of 5 elements. Yin and Yang
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on one hand, represent 2 opposite but intertwined forces of nature: Feminine (passive energy) and
Masculine (active energy). A good Yin Yang application might include strong/bright colors in
mixture with calm/lighter ones in house painting, adding decoration items with soft features to
abate the intensity of Yang dominated rooms. On the other hand, 5 element rule concentrates on 5
key components of life: Fire, Water, Wood, Metal and Earth. The integration of these 5 elements in
each part of the house is encouraged but not compulsory, though it would create balance within it.
According to Carol Olmstead a professional Feng Shui practitioner, besides these 3 basic
principles, there are also 2 other rules: The Bagua and Continuity Connectedness, as we will
discuss later in next articles of how to apply them to home
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3. Research Paper On Jerry Sandusky
Sexual Abuse is unwanted sexual behavior by an individual using force, threats or any other
violent acts. Many sexual abuse victims do not report to authorities. Children are the most
vulnerable involving sexual abuse before the age of seventeen. Sexual abuse makes many
individuals nauseous about the topic and they refuse to bring it up. In fact, it scars the people
who have suffered from it for the rest of their lives. Most sexual abusers are men that the victim is
very close with or in fact, looks up to them. Penn State University Football team coaching staff and
others were involved in a scandal investigation back in 2012. Jerry Sandusky was an assistant
coach and defensive coordinator for the Penn State Football team. Sandusky was... Show more
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Honesty means to be truthful in any circumstance and all the people involved or even knew
about the scandal was not honest at all and lied when they were asked about any question
regarding the situation. Courage is the ability to do something that frightens someone to do an
action and only the grad assistant had the courage to bring the situation to the light and the
people higher up decided to keep it low and it turned out bad for them. Temperance is the
moderation of physical pleasures, especially those associated with eating, drinking, and sex.
Sandusky didn t moderate his physical pleasure and decided to get his physical pleasure from
children and not the women he was married. Justice is to be fair to all stakeholders, and it also
includes hard work, good ideas, and fair practices. Sandusky was not fair for putting his fellow co
workers and university in that situation. My opinion on the Penn State scandal I think everyone
involved keeps trying to take the easy way out and deciding to keep it low and out of the light. I
applaud the grad assistant trying to stand up for the children and bringing the situation to a person
higher up in power. If they would have brought many jobs wouldn t have been lost, the university
wouldn t have had to pay the big fine and Paterno wouldn t have lost many of his accomplishments
and
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4. Analysis of a Six Year Old Attending Barstow Elementary...
Relevant Background and Demographic Information Zachary is a six year old boy who attends
Barstow Elementary School. He is currently a kindergarten student and will be moving on to
first grade in the fall. Zachary identifies with the Caucasian community and is English speaking.
He is currently attending public schooling and meets with a speech therapist twice a week. The
speech therapist works with Zachary to develop his reading, writing and spelling skills. Beyond
this service, Zachary receives no other special services from Barstow Elementary. Reason for
Referral Zachary, along with every other public school student takes Maryland School
Assessments (MSA) in order to determine whether or not his reading abilities are equivalent to
grade level standard scores. Zachary s teacher, Mrs. Mason, expressed concern about Zachary s
low achievement in a variety of subjects, specifically in English and Literature. Mrs. Mason
referred Zachary for extra assessments and requested that an intervention plan be created for him if
necessary. In addition to the MSA tests, Zachary also administered the Test of Auditory Processing
Skills, in order to rule out any potential auditory processing or cognitive problems. Zachary s ability
to perform tasks in nonsense word fluency, reading fluency and reading comprehension were
assessed through the MSA tests. Zachary s auditory processing abilities were tested through the
completion of multiple tasks on Auditory Processing Skills; including word
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5. Victor Frankenstein Thirst for Knowledge
At the beginning of life, humans are exposed to the outside world with an open and blank mind. A
newborn has no knowledge, no concerns or worries and it only seeks to fulfill its main necessities.
Surrounded by the outside world one lives through many experiences where knowledge is accepted.
Encountering other humanbeings reflects upon one s perception and brings about ones self
decisions. Mary Shelley s novel, Frankenstein, written in 1816, demonstrates through characters that
an obsessive desire for more knowledgemay ruin ones life.
The desire of extensive knowledge is first seen through Victor Frankenstein. At the beginning of the
novel, a young boy named Victor grows up in Geneva deeply smitten with the thirst for knowledge
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No mortal could support the horror of that countenance. A mummy again endued with animation
could not be so hideous as that wretch. I had gazed on him while unfinished; he was ugly then, but
when those muscles and joints were rendered capable of motion, it became a thing such as even
Dante could not have conceived. (37) The monster continues to follow Victor throughout his life as
he seeks revenge for abandoning him as a young child.
The idea of pursuing knowledge clouded Victor s mind and when his creature is born he is
shocked to discover that what he has created is far off his own expectations. Not only did the
monster destroy his expectations of developing a creature that went beyond human knowledge, but
it also affected his life, dignity, and fears. Victor himself admits to his own mistake when he says,
The different accidents of life are not so changeable as the feelings of human nature...but now that I
had finished, the beauty of the dream vanished, and breathless honor and disgust filled my heart
(36). Victor Frankenstein realizes what his obsession with pursuing an extensive amount of
knowledge has brought him. His destiny to achieve the impossible with no regard for anyone or
anything but himself shows that he is blinded by knowledge when creating the monster and is
incapable to foresee the outcome of his creation. Victor s goal was meant to improve and help
humanity, but instead it leads to
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6. Stereotypes And Self Image Issues
People define themselves by what others say about them. Means names get tossed around.
People get categorized by their looks. The standards of beauty have become very high. Kids
learn to mend themselves from the words but they hurt. Some never recover from those
experiences. Other take it with them and it creates bigger problems. Self image issues can arise.
People are cruel, especially in school with their peers. The administration and teachers write it off
as normal. Kids are mean to each other, but making someone so depressed that they don t want to
go on is excessive. Often times people tease each other about weight. In Brunswick High School
some of the teachers make comments about over weight kids. Students make comments about how
girls
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7. The Walt Disney Company s Yen Financing, Harvard Case Study
Suppose a bottle of French wine is priced in France at 1000 Euros. If the e = $1/€, the cost to an
American is €1000 x ($1 / €) = $1000.
Conclusion: __________________ . If the Euro appreciates ($ depreciates), will the French wine be
more or less expensive? __________________ Proof: if e = $1.20 / €, the cost to an American is
€1000 x ($1.20 / € ) = $1200. If the Euro depreciates ($ appreciates), will the French wine be
more expensive or less? __________ Proof: if e = $.80 / €, the cost to an American is €1000 x
($.80 / €) = $800. Therefore, the price could fluctuate between $800 $1200, depending on
currency movements.
POINT: if the dollar is strong (weak), French wine is cheaper (more expensive) for an American.
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Example: U.S. Exporter agrees in a contract to sell beef to a buyer in Japan for ВҐ500 / lb. in 6
months. If the e = ВҐ100 / $, the U.S. exporter receives $5/lb. If e = ВҐ80 / $, (dollar weakens, Yen
strengthens), the exporter gets $6.25/lb. If e = 125Yen/$ (dollar strengthens, Yen weakens) he
gets $4/lb. Range for the sales revenue is between $4.00 6.25/lb. Currency risk for the exporter is
that the Yen could weaken over the next six months, dollar strengthen. RISK FOR EXPORTER:
They are receiving a fixed amount of foreign currency in the future, they are worried about the
foreign currency getting weaker in the future, meaning fewer dollars in the future for the sale of the
exported product.
What can importers/exporter do about currency risk?
1. Negotiate the contract in domestic currency ($).
2. Wait and see. Take the risk of using spot market at time of delivery, and hope for a favorable ex
rate movement.
3. Lock in a forward ex rate today with a forward contract, either for the entire amount (full hedge)
or for a portion of the total (partial hedge).
Example: Importer needs to buy Yen in six months. He/she can buy Yen forward today at the 6
month forward rate, and lock in a guaranteed ex rate now for when the contract is due in 6
months. Locking in an ex rate locks in a cost of the imported product in US dollars. If they
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8. African Americans And The United States
Although African Americans make up merely fourteen percent of the U.S. population, thirty
seven percent of people who are homeless are African Americans. Forty two percent of African
American children are educated in all high poverty schools. In 2012, the mean critical reading
SAT score for college accepted students was 428 for African Americans and 527 for whites. For
mathematics, it was 428 for African Americans and 536 for whites. For writing it was 417 for
African Americans and 515 for whites (National Center for Educational Statistics). These staggering
data manage to encompass just a few of the issues that are prevalent among African Americans in
the United States. However, people may find themselves wondering how these figures came to be;
who is responsible and what can be done? Many will begin turning to stereotypes for justification of
this issue: African Americans are lazy, African Americans are criminals, African Americans are
indifferent towards education. Indeed, that shallow assumption can be made made based on sole
observation, but further research unveils an extraordinarily different conclusion. In order to
understand this, one must dig deep into the history books and study the turbulent past of African
Americans. Doing so, I was able to form a deduction that shows the origin of so many issues that
the African Americancommunity is pressed with. African Americans experience the ramifications
of their pasts everyday through the effects of denied access to
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9. The Between Socrates And Meno
Meno was a student of Gorgias, and he has a long discussion with Socrates about what virtue is.
Socrates and Meno wonder if virtue can be taught, Meno proposes that it may be a result of practice
or an inherent trait, but before they can answer that question they first need to agree on what virtue
is. Meno makes multiple attempts at a description of virtueand Socrates points out potential
problems. A definition of virtue is not settled, which leads to the discussion about the problem of
learning. If neither or them know what virtue is then how will they know if they find it. Plato
describes this ongoing discussion between Socrates and Meno.
Meno s first attempt at the description of virtue is listing examples. The health of a man is the
same as that of a woman, is virtue the same for both as well? Meno states that there are certain
virtues for men, like managing public affairs, helping friends, harming enemies, and protecting
oneself. There are different virtues for women, managing the home, protecting possessions, and
being submissive to one s husband. There are also different virtues for children, slaves, the
elderly, and so on. The virtue of a man consists of managing his city well while the virtue of a
woman is managing her household well. It is agreed that both of these things need to be managed
moderately and justly. So both the men and women need justice and moderation in order to
achieve their virtue well. It is also decided that all men are good in the same way,
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10. Gender Roles in Behind a Mask by Louisa May Alcott Essay
Gender Roles in Behind a Mask by Louisa May Alcott
Most people think of traditional gender roles such as those depicted in mid 1900 television
sitcoms: The father going to work every morning and the mother staying home all day cooking
dinner and cleaning the house. Gender roles are a set of social and behavioral norms that are
generally considered appropriate for either a man or a woman in a social relationship. By 2050,
women will make up 47 percent of the workforce in the United States which is up from 30 percent
in 1950. Through the use of allusion, satire, connotation, and the central metaphor of performance,
Louisa May Alcott is able to reinforce her message about nineteenth century gender roles in the
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Come, the curtain is down, so I may be myself for a few hours, if actresses ever are themselves .
Jean Muir is a very mysterious woman who does not tell people of her true age, her occupation,
and her background or past. The purpose of Jean Muir being an actress is for Alcott to use that
as a metaphor for how women must act out roles in life to be able to get where they want to go
in life, such as of a higher ranking or even an occupation. Jean Muir attempts to achieve her
hidden purpose by using feminine ploys such as her beauty, charm, and seduction to mislead
men. Alcott has made Muir s hidden purpose to be receiving the Coventry family s fortune and
gaining power. Sometimes she uses coercion and lying rather than charm to have men fall in
love with her and achieve her goals. For Jean Muir to be able to become of a higher ranking, she
must marry one of the men in the Coventry family and she does this by misleading them. I wish I
was thirty, but, as I not, I do my best to look and seem old . Jean Muir lied about her age to the
men of the Coventry household because she knows that if they know of her true age, then they
will not be attracted to her. Alcott shapes Muir into a liar to show readers how men can be shallow
and only be attracted to
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11. Organic Compounds Lab Report Essay
Identifying Organic Compounds
Joe Harris 11/12/07
1. Background Organic compounds are, by definition, any chemical compound containing carbon.
These compounds include carbohydrates, polysaccharides, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids.
Each one of these compounds has a different purpose. Carbohydrates give energy to cells when
consumed. Lipids are basically the fats of a cell. Proteins are the building blocks of muscle in a
cell. Nucleic acids are used to transfer genetic information from one cell to the other. The purpose
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7.When water bath is ready, put each test tube into the water bath. Wait 5 minutes.
8.After 5 minutes, remove test tubes from the water bath set in test tube holder and record results.
Also turn off hot plate.
9.Clean both test tubes thoroughly.
10. Repeat steps 2 and 3.
11.Add 10 drops of Lugol s solution to each test tube.
12.Swirl to mix.
13.Record data.
14.Clean both test tubes thoroughly.
15.Repeat steps 2 and 3.
16.Add 10 drops of Biuret solution to each test tube.
17.Swirl to mix.
18.Wait 1 2 minutes.
19.Record data.
3. Data and Results A. Data Tables
Benedict s Test
Test Tube
Original Color
Final Color
Tube Contains
+ or
A
Light Blue
Orange
Sugar
+
B
Light Blue
Light Blue
Still Unknown
12. Lugol s Test
Test Tube
Original Color
Final Color
Tube Contains
+ or
A
Clear
Yellow
Still Unknown
B
Clear
Dark Purple
Starch
+
Biuret Test
Test Tube
Original Color
Final Color
Tube Contains
+ or
A
Clear
Light Purple
Protein
+
B
Clear
Clear
Clear
4. Conclusion During the Benedict s test, the contents of tube B did not change, indicating the
absence of sugar in that particular substance. However, the contents of tube A did change orange
indicating the presence of sugar in that substance. During the Lugol s test, the content of tube A did
not change dark purple indicating the absence of starch in that substance However, the content of
tube B changed to dark purple
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13. Essential Operations Of Information Systems
The essential operations of information systems sustained by of critical infrastructure rely on the
explicit functionality of software applications supporting complex, interdependent, information
systems. The software application provides the virtual framework for information systems to
operate efficiently in a critical infrastructure. Information systems consistently communicate with
supplementary information systems positioned throughout the network to support the infrastructure
s essential operations. The dependence of software and information systems increases, as businesses
require additional systems to automate critical operations. However, the connectivity and
complexities of information systems supporting critical infrastructure increases the critical
infrastructure s exposure rate of software vulnerabilities to advanced persistent threats.
Conventionally, software application facilitates process involved in auditing, configuring and
distributing commands to augment interdependent information system performance.
The security and safety of the nation s critical infrastructure are significantly relying on measures
implemented to ensure software resiliency and dependability. According to statistics released by the
National Security Agency (NSA) chief General Keith Alexander in 2013, about 90 percent of the
nation s critical infrastructure is owned by the private sector, and therefore is not under the control
of the U.S. government or military. (Gripas, 2013) However,
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14. The Current Systems And Policies
In contemporary Scotland, there are a large variety of needs that people require to live
comfortable and fulfilling lives. These needs arise in lots of different areas such as healthcare,
education and housing. The concept of need is a fundamentally important aspect of social
policy because most social policies are primarily implemented with the goal of helping and
supporting people whose needs are not currently being met by society. This essay will solely
focus on the needs that come up regarding healthcare, and will look to evaluate the current
systems and policies in place that are tasked with meeting these needs. Nearly every member of
Scottish society will, at some point whether it be at birth or in old age, require some type of
health service to support them and meet their needs so it is vitally important that these services are
readily accessible and are of a satisfactory standard. Some of the specific healthcare issues explored
will include; the access to prescription medicine, the impacts of free childhood immunisation
programs, the dangers of smokingand the negative effect of alcohol abuse on the National Health
Service. This essay will also look to come to a general conclusion about whether enough is being
done to maintain the universal health and well being of the people of Scotland.
The concept of need can often be difficult to define because it can mean different things to
different people and people s needs naturally differ from one another. Needs can differ
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15. Queen V Dudley and Stephens
There are many possibilities and options I could have taken if I were in Dudley s shoes. Murder
Parker, and feed on him; ask for Parker s consent to kill and consume him; take a vote, or a lottery
and then feed on the selected one, assuming there was consensus to the vote or lottery and to its
outcome. However, if I had a choice, there would have been no murder, but perhaps an act of
cannibalism, if say the boy, Parker, died naturally. Using Kant s categorical imperative, I believe
that murder, in any way, aside from self defense, is morally wrong.
Kant s categorical imperative refers to the supreme principle of morality whereby it is morally
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Since I have already proven that the killing of Parker was intended murder in the previous
paragraph, this shows that through the murder, Parker s rights to live was deprived. He, being a
young boy of seventeen, eighteen, would have his own aspirations and dreams and he was
deprived of that right to live and fulfill those dreams, just because he was weaker than the other
three men. Furthermore, he was not consulted at all about his death. This will be discussed in the
later paragrah. The rights of human beings therefore, are much more important than fulfilling the
happiness of the stakeholders in this case, the family and friends of the men, the men themselves,
the general public, and human right activists.
In this situation, the four themselves would not want to die. For the three men, their families and
friends would lose a loved one if any of them died. Assuming in those days, the father usually is
the breadwinner of the family, losing him, would thus mean that the family would lose a source
of income, and bread and butter on their table. This may lead to the mother having to work, or in
a more severe situation, the children may have to work as well. Moreover, having a father figure
in the family is important for a home to be wholesome. Losing Parker, on the other hand, will not
have such consequences as he being an orphan would not
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16. Environmental Racism
With the rapid development of the society, a large number of factories are built to meet the demand
of the market. However, the problem of factory emission and processing system has been perplexing
the residents of Flint. Flint water crisis s crucial problem is based on environmental racism.
Meanwhile, Flint is in uneven development situation and need to rebuild the infrastructure system.
Firstly, environmental racismis referring effect on industrial pollution on lower income group and
working community with color. Environmental racism brings social inequality to the minority
people, excludes them from the community and any exclusion is an act of racism (Pulido, 2010,
p.538). Moreover, environmental racism can be most detrimental to the specific group of people.
The harmfulness of environmental racism exists in the relationship between community residents
and environment. In the case of water crisisin Flint, the serious situation is caused by industry
pollution and government inaction. The emergency manager aimed to save five million, changed
the extracted water from Detroit system to Flint river (Ruth, 2017). Flint car brand general motor
poured out the industrial toxic rubbish into flint river. Furthermore, Flint river used half a century
sematic system. It means the water sources from the Flint river is not safe. Therefore, Government
add the chlorine gas in Flint river to eliminate water bacteria. The new chemical byproduct THEM
caused deadly outbreak. The Flint government did not handle urban metabolism well. On the one
hand, the vehicle company pour the rubbish to the river and damage the natural environment. On
the other hand, Lead poisoned water harm to people s health. Local residence drink poisoned water
will feel bone pain, muscle pain and fatigue. Moreover, children drink poisoned water will
permanent damage intelligence and immune system (Ruth, 2017). Children always get sick and
cannot go to school normally. Since Local residence does not have clean water to drink, and
severely affecting their normal life. On the one hand, scale is the important tool to analyze the
environmental racism. In 2000, Pulido demonstrates that Environmental racism should concern the
various scale in the
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17. Three Branches Of The Constitution
In 1787, 55 delegates met in Philadelphia to write the Constitution; this meeting came to be known
as the Constitutional Convention. The attendees of the convention had originally believed that the
meeting was arranged to revise the Articles of Confederation, but James Madison and the other
Federalists had an alternative motive. The purpose of the Constitutional Convention was to
eradicate the Articles of Confederationand to construct an entirely new document altogether, this
Constitution would form a strong central government and invest the power equally among the
states. The colonists were hesitant to the idea because of their past experience with King George
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Each of these branches control a different aspect of government and they are each controlled by
a different group of people. James Madison believed that if one individual or small group held
possession or control of all three branches, then he would consider that to be a tyrannical
situation a limit of citizen rights, voice, and freedom. Each branch holds a different role that
affects a certain situation pertaining to which process of law development their responsibility is,
as long as each branch is separated and distinct there will be liberty and rights for people. There
has to many contributors of government that have different views and different ideas in order to
achieve a tyranny free society (James Madison, Federalist Paper #47, 1788). The Legislative
Branch is controlled by the Congress of the United States of America, which consists of the Senate
and the House of Representatives. The Legislative Branch is in charge of making new laws or
changing the existing ones. The Executive Branch is led by the President of the United States, their
main power is having the ability to veto or reject a proposal for a law. The Judicial Branch
consists of the Supreme Court and inferior courts. The Judicial Branch is given the responsibility
to interpret laws (Constitution of the United States of America, 1787). Based on judgement of
James Madison s beliefs and views on the Separation of Powers and the system of Checks and
Balances, if an individual was a member of both Congress and the Supreme Court Madison
would believe that they held too much power in the government and see it as a violation of
federalism. James believed that each branch should be separate and distinct and when you have a
crossing or correspondence with the both of them, there is a decrease in a diversity of views and
opinions; there is a decrease of equal right for the
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18. Persuasive Speech On Deforestation
Over half of the world s forests have been destroyed in the last 10,000 years. An extensive fire
that destroys a great deal of land or property could be thought to help benefit the economic or
environmental aspects of daily life, but the society is clueless on the harm it is causing. Nearly
half of the Earth s original forest cover has already been lost and each year an additional 32
million acres are destroyed. Our world is facing the greatest extinction crisis since the fall of the
dinosaurs, 65 million years ago. The future of many of Earth s plants and animals will be
determined within the next few decades. Hopefully, it comes as no great surprise to you that
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Deforestation occurs primarily as a result of agriculture, fuel use and production, firewood,
charcoal, timber harvesting, pasture clearing for livestock animals, and expanding human
settlements. When deforestation happens to a country that you live in it can have a huge impact,
These deforested areas almost always end up as wastelands via the processes of soil erosion and
desertification, if they aren t reforested. Many of the areas of the world that were deforested
thousands of years ago remain as severely degraded wastelands or deserts today. Currently, the
world s annual rate of deforestation is estimated to be about 13.7 million hectares a year, which is
roughly equal to the total land of Greece. Half of the areas deforested gets reforested to some
degree, but these new growth forests don t function in the same ways, support the same
biodiversity, nor do they provide the many benefits that old growth forests do cause many societies
to eventually collapse if they cannot come up with a better
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19. Suzy And Leah By Jane Yolen Summary
Suzy and Leah The two main characters in Suzy and Leah, by Jane Yolen, are two girls who hate
each other at first, but then their relationship grows little by little. Suzy was a yellow haired girl
who was very kind to the other refugees and wasn t really fond of Leah. They had a very strange
relationship and didn t talk to each other that much. Suzy had a diary that she wrote in, and most
of it was about Leah and how strange she was. Suzy didn t understand Leah because she never
talked or said anything to Suzy. They both didn t know anything about each other, didn t really
look at each other, and they weren t friends. As soon as Suzy read Leah s diary, things change and
Suzy starts to understand why Leah isolates herself and doesn t
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20. Edward Richer Essay
Gerhard Richer (1932~) is a German artist who is unique for not conforming to a particular
movement or having his own artistic style. However, his works have been influenced by many art
movements and styles, including Abstract Expressionism, Pop art, Minimalism, and
Conceptualism. He was trained to paint a traditional realist art style in early years under the
oppressive East German communist regime, banned from exposure to American Pop art and other
contemporary art (1). Thus he often explored figurative expression or representation of subjects,
until his exposure to abstract art in West Germany introduced him to an approach to art that was
much more expressive of life and its realities (1). He first started drawing landscapes in the late...
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There are a couple of elements that set his painting apart from Friedrich s; that it has a surrealist
element, and that Richter values the characteristics of modern art, meaning that the artwork
does not focus on how to most imitate a subject most faithfully ( realistically ) but to capture the
essence of it. The surrealist element in particular is significant when placed side by side with
the traditional style of landscape painting, because his choice not to completely disassociate it
with the orthodox is what allows it to emphasize the surreality of the piece (4). It is also set apart
from romantic paintings by nature s indifference . The artwork has a lack of sympathy for the
viewer s search for something to relate or connect to in the painting which links to its function and
purpose. Sea Sea is are particularly significant work for being a sort of stepping stone for Richter.
On one hand, we see how his background of being trained to paint in a traditionalist realistic
painting style has influenced his photorealistic style, but on the other, his desire to move into a
more expressive form of art as the discomfiting element and the inhuman detachment of Sea Sea
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21. Research Paper On Wild Bill Hickok
There is something about the word dead that many people suddenly feel dread. It is just your
usual English word and I guess the meaning is what scares most people. It is dead the unknown
the mysterious and so on. In the old days in the American west or Wild west there was a man
who was considered to be one of the greatest gunfighters. His name was Wild Bill Hickok and he
met with death in Deadwood, South Dakota. There we have it perhaps he should never have
gone to a town with a name like that. His full name was James Butler Wild Bill Hickok and he
came into this world in 1837 in the state of Illinois in the U.S. He first got notoriety as a gunfighter
in 1861 when without any difficulty he shot three men who were trying to kill him. It
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22. Corolla Vs Honda Research Paper
The Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla are the top rated smaller autos in North America. In the
United States of America, the Civic is the second longest constantly running nameplate from a
Japanese producer; just the Toyota Corolla, presented in 1968, has been underway longer. The
Honda Civic is at present in its ninth era and the present model of the Toyota Corolla is its
eleventh era. In the previous couple of years, purchasers have requested an ever increasing number
of autos that are reasonable as well as fuel proficient. This ascent popular is because of the changing
variables in the essence of the purchasers, the ascent in populace, the rising salary, the ascent in
costs of substitutes, and the drop in the costs of supplement items and administrations. Honda and
Toyota have both made a significant entirety of cash by exploiting the chance of these ascents
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At first look, they re really comparative. Toyota and Honda contend in high volume classes, with
an emphasis on minimized and fair size passenger autos and family accommodating SUVs of all
sizes. In the event that there s a qualification between the two brands methodologies, it s that
Toyota concentrates on wide interest, while Honda keeps up an edge as far as lively styling and
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23. Analysis Of Thank You Ma Am
In the Realistic Fiction story, Thank you, Ma am written by Langston Hughe s. Imagine being
homeless and wanting something and having to steal it from someone else because u want it so
bad, well that s what Roger did read the story to find out what happens next. Roger shows
determination and unsureness threw out the story. Roger was a homeless boy who wanted
something he could not have so he tried to steal and now many people today when they can t have
something. On the other hand that mean Roger had nothing he was alone and he wanted something
he could not have. He couldn t get it because he was homeless.
Roger was determined to steal Mrs.Luella Bates Washington Jones Pocket book. Determined means
to be making a decision and not changing it no matter the trouble u get in. That shows that in the
story it said in the Narrator s words When a boy ran up behind her and tried to snatch her purse.
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Unsure means you re unaware of what s gonna happen. This proves that in the story it said I m
very sorry,lady, I m sorry. That states he was sorry for what he just did. It said he sorry that he
did bad and means what he did he wants to make it up by saying sorry, it matters because he was
homeless and didn t know what he was doing. If Roger wasn t unsure he wouldn t of been taken to
Mrs.Jones house he would of been taken to jail for robbery.
In the Realistic Fiction Story Thank you Ma am by Langston Hughes. Roger had two main feelings
such as determination and unsureness. Roger was a homeless boy who wanted something he
could not have so he tried to steal and now many people do that today when they can t have
something they can t have they try to steal it. On the other hand that means Roger had nothing he
was alone and he wanted something he could not have. He couldn t get it because he was
homeless. You could be unsure of what you are
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24. The Current Population Of Newbai Essay
The current population of Newbai is three times what it was in 2016 with 7.292 million people
living here. The location[ is on the east coast of the UAE. When is this you may ask? 2216, the
bicentennial of Newbai s refunding! In what was known as Newbai. Newbai s temperature has
dropped since 2016 (when the temperature average was 113o F), as the average for the year is
now 79В° F. This temp is due to the fact that people over time have actually started caring about
their environment and have started using renewable resources more. Our Persian Gulf was
utilized properly and filtered down into drinkable water for our people. The 2016 water
situation in the UAE was poor, to say the least. What we ve done is bought 100 water filters
(come one, the UAE is rich enough to afford this). Our treasury has provided the funds to do
this. This investment will be almost instantly returned when millions of our tourists decide to
stay because of our quality funding. From there the people have a choice, to stay at our seven
story mall which is equipped with the finest drinks. Such as Masafi, or our private housing. Our
population would ve been a lot larger if the UAE hadn t been as stingy. Our city is a Mecca of
sorts, it s an infrastructural holy grail! Our largest source of industry is shipping different types of
materials to the U.K and other first world nations. Our version of Newbai has incorporated more
mixed use, with multiple amounts of mixed use buildings. With the idea of seven
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25. Gentrification Of Gentrification And Labor Markets
Introduction The study of urban spaces, especially with respect to gentrification, has increased
dramatically in significance and relevance in the past several decades. With the resurgence of city
living s popularity, urban revitalization has occurred in neighborhoods across the United States and
brought with it significant economic and social change. Gentrification is known as a process of
moving in wealthier residents and thereby increasing property values. From this, many conclude
that it constitutes neighborhood revitalization insofar as it improves the economic value of the
area. Therefore, a major consequence of this revitalization is that it often displaces low income
residents and small businesses (Zukin, 2010). Though much research and discourse exist to
examine the plights of these residents and firms, a frequently overlooked subject is gentrification s
ability to displace labor from an economic standpoint. This review will primarily demonstrate that
the limited research on gentrification and labor markets has concluded that a relationship between
the two does seem to exist. In particular, the literature has shown that gentrification may negatively
impact the manufacturing sector of the labor market, which has negative implications for urban
economies. The review will also summarize the consensus reached by the scholars in the field, and
it will identify the trends observed in their research. Finally, it will assess the gaps in the literature,
and seek to find
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26. Legend Of The Chinese Zodiac And How Cats And Mice Became...
Have you ever heard of Cat and Rat legends? There are two legends that I will be showing you
about. The legends that I will be telling you about is Cat and Rat: Legend of the Chinese Zodiac
and How Cats and Mice Became Enemies. This essay will show the similarities and differences
between these two legends.
In this paragraph, I will be summarizing the two stories. In Cat and Rat: Legend of the Chinese
Zodiac, the cat and rat join a race with a lot more other animals to win a zodiac named after them.
The first twelve animals to cross the finish line would win. The rat and cat help each other and go
to the lake to cross it at its widest point. Rat cheated the cat and pushed her in the water to win. Cat
tried swimming to the edge, for the
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27. The Collection That I Am A Building Essay
The collection that I am going to be building will be focusing on children s books that feature
racially diverse main characters and or themes. The focus of this collection proposal is to bring
books with diverse characters onto the shelves and make them easily accessible and visible to
young children and families. I was provided with an allocated 5,000 dollars Canadian to spend
on this special collection. My initial goal was to select books with people of colour as the main
characters exclusively. The issue with this plan is there are lots of books about African Canadian
children but not very many about Indigenous children. Due to this, I expanded my search criteria
to include books featuring diverse characters where there were also people of colour featured as
secondary characters. By expanding my search, I was able to feature more racially diverse
characters. The first step in my selectionprocess was searchingonline for lists of books published
by organizations, schools and blogs that featured racially diverse main characters. I used
Amazon extensively once I had found titles of interest. Amazon provided me with the ISBN
numbers to search as specifically as possible and offered similar title suggestions. I cross
referenced the titles through the Halifax Public Libraries Discover Catalog to see if they were
already owned. My goal was to select new titles so I was not building a collection that already
existed somewhere else. I paid particular attention to books
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28. The Athletes Have The Opportunity For Garner Media...
SITUATION ANALYSIS Olympic athletes have the opportunity to garner media attention only
once every four years. Additionally female athletes, unlike their male counterparts, are rarely
celebrated for their athleticism, which decreases their opportunities further. However, the
national media has a strong desire to showcase Olympic hopefuls with captivating personal
stories. Media outlets seek to tell stories of individuals who triumph over adversity. Sage
Donnelly has an online presence but her website and social media platforms do not do enough to
tell the story of her path to the Olympics. Her online presence succeeds in providing general
information about her but does not allow opportunities for current and potential fans to share in
her journey by staying in touch, providing feedback, or simply offer encouragement. Generating
more engagement with her fans, sports journalists, diabetics, and devotees of the sport of
kayaking will help attract story ideas about her and her Olympic journey. Highlighting her
compelling story for a general audience, Donnelly can earn more media coverage and recognition
that would otherwise go to Olympic hopefuls who are more aggressive in promoting themselves.
CORE PROBLEM OR OPPORTUNITY Sage Donnelly s online presence fails to communicate the
struggles she has overcome to become a leading female athlete in her sport. Without a more
strategic approach to her personal branding online, Donnelly will fail to earn the national
recognition she
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29. Ancient Egyptian Civilization
The ancient Egyptian civilization is arguably the oldest civilization in the world. It is believed to
have emerged around 5,500 years ago, although some scholars have estimated an even earlier date.
During the predynastic period the Egyptians were not united, but as the Sahara desert expanded
many people began moving their settlements around the Nile River. These settlements started
coming together to form towns. As these towns progressed they developed many new ideas to help
the society run smoother. However the total unification and start of the ancient Egyptian
civilization did not happen, until Hierakonpolis expanded and conquered Naqada. The ancient
Egyptian civilization was now created. Since this civilization was one of the first in the world,
there was no structure to start with. In order to function as a thriving civilization, the Egyptians
had to accomplish agricultural, architectural, medical, and educational advancements. The ancient
Egyptian s advancements in agriculture is one of the driving forces that lead to the success of
their empire. The Egyptian civilization came together because of the need for fertile soil and a
constant supply of water. Although the Nile was a constant supply of water, the Egyptians still
needed to find a way to bring the water to their crops. Murray shows the reason why irrigation was
needed, In Egypt, 6000 years ago, when the latest rainy interlude began to wane, neolithic tribesmen
from both sides flocked into the Nile Valley
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30. The Glass Castle Character Analysis
In The Glass Castle , pages 62 121, some of the characters have an experience that makes them
undergo a change in character. While it is not too noticeable, if you dig deep into the text you can
see how the characters are affected, and possibly make some predictions of how this is later
relevant to the story. Some of the predictions and assumptions may not be totally accurate, but are
made based on evidence from the story. Jeanette, Brian, and Lori all go through a transformation
after they each experienced some sort of distressing event. The first transformative event happens to
Jeanette in the hot pool. Jeanette s father is trying to teach her how to swim by throwing her into
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The next transformative event happens to Brian. Brian was intrigued by The Green Lantern since it
was a place his parents had always warned them about. Brian was dared to go talk to the woman
on the porch, with whom he became smitten with. After this event, it can be inferred that Brian
started distrusting what his parents had to say since he didn t have a bad experience. Later on
his birthday, Brian learns the truth about the women at The Green Lantern. His dad takes him to
a hotel with Ginger where they assumingly have sex while Brian is outside. Later, when Dad and
Ginger came out, she sat down next to Brian. He didn t look up. He kept staring at the comic
book, even though he d already read it all the way through twice. I think that this is implying that
Brian knew what they were doing since he read it twice. I believe he read it multiple times to
distract him from what was going on in the other room. Afterwards, his father makes him give the
comic book to Ginger which makes Brian angry. Brian loses his only source of sanity during that
moment. I think the comic book was a symbol Brian s innocence and he was holding onto it until
his father made him give it up. The comic book was with him and helped him get through the
traumatic experience in the hotel which could be another reason he was so angry to let it go. In
addition, Jeanette hints at Brian knowing what they did since he knows that the women make
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31. What Makes A Good Person In Of Mice And Men
Ever wonder why some people are just rude and why they can not be like the good ones ? John
Steinbeck s Of Mice Men has a superb example of just this he has two characters named Slim and
Curley. Slim is a thoughtful man caring charming overall a good person. Curley on the other hand
is a ghastly character he is horrendous to others. But the author intended them to act in this way in
which portrays to the readers the two kinds of human beings the saints and the sinner. We need to
accept the fact that there is gonna be exceptional and crummy pearson. Humans are not perfect but
why would anyone want to do terrible things for fun? Curley s eyes slipped on past and lighted on
Lennie; and Lennie was still smiling with delight at the memory
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32. Alfred Hitchcock Manipulates the Audience to Build...
Psycho is a suspense horror film written by Joseph Stefano and directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
This film was loosely adapted from Robert Bloch s 1959 suspense novel, Psycho. A majority of
the movie was filmed in 1960 at Universal Studios in Los Angeles. Psycho is about Marion Crane
(Janet Leigh), a secretary from Arizona who steals $40,000 from her employer s client. She takes
that money and drives off to California to meet her lover Sam Loomis (John Gavin) in order to
start a new life. After a long drive, she pulls off the main highway and ends up taking refuge at an
isolated motel owned and managed by a deranged Norman Bates(Anthony Perkins). In Alfred
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This scene makes the viewer believe that she may be the possible psycho referred to by the title
of the film. Another instance that manifests this idea is when ever the camera is on Norman
Bates. Though he seems polite and amiable towards Crane, the shadows on his eyes represent
something more dark and sinister about him. These creative uses of birds and eyes help make
the film have more sharp twists and suspense by subtlety hinting at fear and death. The
characters of the film present another approach that shapes suspense in the film by making the
audience think that Norman Bates is a shy and caring, man who loves his mother no matter
what. Bates is first introduced to the audience when he checks in Marion Crane. He acts polite
towards her even offers her dinner. She exits to her room and this is when the opinion that he
viewers have of Norman Bates changes. He voyeurs through a peephole into her room watching
what she is doing and his actions become questionable. After the shower scene he finds Crane
dead on her bathroom floor. He hides the body because he cares for his mother that much. He
continues to conceal the truth even when a detective comes to question him. His mother kills the
detective and he has to hide another body but his countenance changes as he hides the second
body. His eyes are darkened by the shadows on his face and he doesn t seem to be who he was in
the beginning. He has a more sinister quality and this is fully revealed when he tries to
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33. Analysis of Plato s Republic Essay
Philosophy is a Greek word meaning love of wisdom. Throughout Plato s Republic, wisdom plays
an important role. According to Plato, education is wisdom. In the passage, 518d, Plato discusses
the true meaning of education vicariously through Socrates. Some literary mechanisms can be
found in the passage and I will show how they fit in the text and how they contribute to the main
themes of Platos Republic.
In Book VII Socrates has finished listening to other opinions and is now formulating a response.
The oration is an excerpt from an intellectual conversation between Socrates and Glaucon. The goal
of the dialogue is to reach a viable explanation of education. Simile is used in the passage when
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In the allegory Socrates gives an account of a man that breaks free from his bonds and makes his
way out of the darkness into the outside world. His story represents a man s journey to
enlightenment. To reach enlightenment a man must use education to break the bonds of ignorance
and direct his sight towards true things that originate from the Form of Good. Man already has the
capacity to see, he only needs guidance. Guidance is the job of the philosopher kings. After these
kings have reached enlightenment it is their duty to travel back into the cave and educate some of
the ignorant masses.
Socrates says that wherever sight is set is what will be seen with the most clarity. If a man doesn
t have his sight set on the right things, he can still be very clever but his sight is forced to serve
evil ends, so that the sharper it sees, the more evil it accomplishes. (519a).
Plato s Republic is a blueprint for his ideal society. In his republic education is something only
attainable to the philosopher kings. It is beneficial for the philosopher kings to be very well
educated so they will make good decisions while they are ruling the republic. The reason that no
one else should receive such an elaborate education (in Plato s opinion) is because the rest of the
people in the city only need to do what they are specialized in. This seems to be divergent from
what Socrates previously said, . ..the power to learn is present in everyone s
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34. A Report On Mobile Technology
Mobility is no longer optional in today s world; most enterprises are adopting mobile first
strategies to provide real time information and interactivity to consumers or employees on the
go. Enterprise mobility has seen increased popularity in the last few years, bringing in with it the
growing trend of Bring your own device (BYOD). While BYOD has a host of merits like
increased productivity, better connectivity and less expenditure for enterprises, but there are
security risks involved. This is where mobile management comes into the picture. It is generally
an administrative system and service that is used to encrypt and lock the device, and enforce
miscellaneous other BYOD policies. Schneider Electric BYOD policy is implemented through
Airwatch Mobile Device Management (MDM). Although BYOD adoption is continuously
increasing, only 1 percent of Schneider Electric employees have opted for BYOD enrollment on
their personal mobile devices until now. The major factors contributing to low adoption of
BYOD are the concerns and uncertainties around user activity tracking, logging and potential
loss or leakage of personal data. Moreover, the current BYOD deployment does not support a
large variety of popular mobile devices. Due to this, the adoption and usage of mobile applications
via the Internal App Store is also quite low. However, the current BYOD program is geared
towards addressing the enterprise data security concerns, which obviously has merits, and cannot be
overlooked
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36. Functional Impairment Analysis
Functional Impairment Autistic individuals struggle daily with social impairments like the use of
non verbal behaviors , creating and keeping friendships, and lack of interest in others (Orsmond,
Krauss, Seltzer, 2004, pg. 245). When placed in a social setting, adolescents with autism don t
interact with their peers as much as typical children (Orsmond et al., 2004). Also, they rarely ever
initiate conservations, making potential friendship more problematic to maintain (Orsmond et al.,
2004). A study showed that 47% of individuals had no friends that shared the same interests
(Orsmond et al., 2004). A small group of autistic children are able to relate to teachers and parents,
but majority still have difficulty (Orsmond et al., 2004).
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37. The Cause And Effects Of The Cold War
The Cold War is a period of the history of international relations, which formally began in 1946
after the speech of Winston Churchill and ended in 1991 with the collapse of the USSR, the
Interior Ministry and the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance. This period, I believe, is very
dangerous for all mankind, because it put the world on the brink of a nuclear war that would entail
the disappearance of mankind.
In this essay I will try to examine what were the causes of cold war, if there any particular person
who could cause an aggravation in relations between the two powers America and the USSR
The rivalry between the two strongest countries of the world at that time gradually developed into
a fierce confrontation in all spheres economic, social, political and ideological. Both states created
military political associations (NATO and the Warsaw Pact), forced the growth of nuclear missiles
and conventional weapons, and also constantly took covert or explicit participation in virtually all
local military conflicts on the planet.
In my opinion, the explosion in the sphere of international relations was to no small extent
promoted by the rise of the power of the USSR and its transformation into the main actor of
international politics after the war, as well as the US desire to consolidate world leadership and
create a world based on American values, opponents (European states, like the USSR, lay in ruins
after the war, while other countries at that time could not even
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38. Rhetorical Analysis Of Apollo 11
The worldwide attention brought about by the success of the Apollo 11 moon landing was used
by many speakers and writers to push forward their own agenda or opinions using a variety of
rhetorical appeals and strategies. The texts, Man s First Step on the Moon , a news article by the
Times of London, In Event of MoonDisaster , a prepared speech to be spoken by President Nixon
written by William Safire, The July 16, 1969, Launch: A Symbol of Man s Greatness , a
commentary by philosopher Ayn Rand, and Transported , a political cartoon by Herblock, were all
made in occasion of the Apollo 11mission and directed toward the viewers worldwide but each
with a different purpose and rhetorical appeal. Each of the four texts create an... Show more content
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This is done by establishing shared values between the speaker and audience and strong uses of
pathos. Despite this speech being written by William Safire, it was to be spoken by President
Nixon to establish automatic credibility due to him being the leader of the United States, one of the
most powerful countries. This use of ethos strengthens the argument of persevering through this
difficulty since the persona of the speaker is that of a compassionate, but stern figure that is meant
to serve as inspiration as to how the audience should act. In addition, the persona works in
conjunction with pathos to evoke strong emotions of sympathy and nationalism. This is seen in the
third paragraph where the phrase, They will be mourned.. is used as an anastrophe to greater
emphasize the need to remember and feel sorrow for the brave astronauts who gave their lives to
further humanity. Their sacrifice is later built further in the following paragraphs by comparing
their achievements to those of ancient times and how they ll never be forgotten. Safire s speech
utilizes the automatic credibility given by the president and emphasizes key points using rhetorical
devices to establish shared values in order to further evoke sympathy and later patriotism from the
audience. Third, the commentary, The July 16, 1969, Launch: A Symbol of Man s
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39. Creating A Crisis Management Plan For Mentorship Academy...
Signature Assignment
Create a Crisis Management Plan
The purpose of this assignment is to create a crisis management plan for Mentorship Academy
Athletic Department. Mentorship Academy host several athletic events throughout the school year
for high school athletes to participate. Students that participates in any athletic events are at a risk
for injuries than any other student and causes each sport to have a higher standard of caution and
safety to protect the students safety. Therefore I will be completing a crisis managementplan for
Mentorship Academy Football Team.
Currently, Mentorship Academy has approximately 1200 students and 243 students participating in
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Each coach must assist in performing regularly scheduled facility inspections to insure safety.
When using outdoor and indoor facilities, it is important to performed scheduled inspections to
insure safety for the student athletes, coaches and spectators. Although every sport have a different
safety need as it pertains to facilities. That s why it is important for facilities to have an inspection
before the spectators are allowed in the venue. Coaches must also be aware of the athletics health
when it pertains to heat exhaustion. Coaches also have a duty to protect the students from injury
with the proper equipment. If there is a sport that has a greater risk of injury the then there should
be a higher need for equipment protection. When it pertains to football each player must have
shoulder pads, helmet, mouth piece, thigh pads and knee pads.
However, even though athletes have to wear the safety equipment in order to participate in any
sport, the coaches have the responsibility to inform the parents and the students about the inherent
risks for the sport. Therefore all parents should also be aware of the specific inherent risks per sport,
athletes insurance, equipment, transportation and expectations for players and fans.
As a part of any risk management planning there should be an emergency medical plans. As athletic
injuries occur during the event of a game or practice, the athletic training staff must assist with the
planning to provide the proper
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40. Wendy s Ethos Pathos Logos
In this essay the Wendy s Flash Frozen? We Prefer Fresh, Never Frozen will be explain what mode
( or modes) of persuasion what were used to appeal to the audience. The two modes of persuasion
what were used were Logos and Pathos.
One of the modes that the Wendy s commercial used was logos. The mode logos mean It is
normally used to describe facts and figures that support the speaker s topic . Logos also means
Having a logos appeal also enhances ethos because information makes the speaker look
knowledgeable and prepared to his or her audience. . Some examples from the commercial is that
that Wendy s said We believe you get juicier hamburgers that way so this implies that they are
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We Prefer Fresh, Never Frozen is by using Pathos. Pathos is is an appeal to the audience s
emotions. and also it can be used by the form of metaphor, simile, a passionate delivery, or even
a simple claim that a matter is unjust. . By using these two ways to persuade somewhere Wendy
s has done so by saying Skip the hamburgers at the frozen arches and head to Wendy s. Saying
this in the commercial can effect people by effecting their emotions. Wendy s did so by making
McDonald s sound like all of there food is frozen and it is never fresh because they said to stay
away from the frozen arches instead of the real name the golden arches. After Wendy s made
those remarks about McDonald s, Wendy s went right back into effecting people s emotions, the
commercial showed a real juicy burger zoomed into the camera so you would see how delicious
the burger looked. Also by saying to come over to Wendy s and try a Dave s double. since that is
the last thing really said in the commercial the image of the burger and the text saying to come to
Wendy s will stay in your head. This is also another way Wendy s to persuade people by using
Pathos to make people look down on
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41. The Early Modern Atlantic Economy Edited by J. McCusker...
On one hand a group of historian argues the notion that Brazil and the Caribbean experienced a
sugar revolution while on the other hand another group argues that there was no such thing as a
sugar revolution, what Brazil and Caribbean experienced was simply a sugar boom. In order to
assess which group of historians is more accurate, one must first understand the concept of a sugar
revolution and what factors must be present in order for a sugar revolution to occur. The concept of
a sugar revolution is one that states there was a drastic change from the cultivation of tobacco to the
cultivating of sugar cane, changing the country`s economy, politics and social structure within a
short period of time. According to B.W. Higman there are... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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When sugar cane was introduced those planters who owned small plots of land either had to sell
their land, merge their land with another planter and enter into a partnership or buy more land in
order to grow sugar cane. Sugar cane could only be grown on large plots of land which ranged from
150 acres to 500 acres in Barbados and in Jamaica 300 acres to 5000 acres. The type of labour also
changed within the Caribbean islands of Barbados, Jamaica, Nevis, Antigua and Montserrat from
free labour to slave labour. Tobacco cultivation required a very small labour force, but with sugar
as the new cash crop a large labour force was needed in which the Dutch provided by bringing
African slaves. Therefore the white populations of these countries declined while the black
populations increased due to the sugar revolution. Even though the governments of these Islands
made efforts to keep the black to white ratio ten to one, according to Greenwood, Robert, Hamber,
S, Dyde, Brian the ratio became extremely difficult to maintain during the years passed .
This population change occurred during the early years of the sugar revolution up to the mid
1700s. In Barbados there were 18 000 whites and 5 500 blacks in 1645 and by 1660 there were 20
000 whites and 30 000 blacks while Jamaica had 4 500 whites and 1 500 blacks in 1658 to 8 500
whites to
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42. Air Campaign Waged by Germany in The Battle of Britain Essay
The Battle of Britain is the name given to the World War II air campaign waged by the German
Air Force against the United Kingdom during the summer and autumn of 1940. The Luftwaffe or
German Air Force was trying to pave the way for a sea and airborne invasion of Britain as an
extension of Hitler s Blitzkrieg campaign in Western Europe. The Battle of Britainis significant
because it was the only battle throughout World War II which was fought only in the air. The Battle
of Britain also marked the turning point in the war. The Luftwaffewas overconfident in their ability
to gain complete air superiority over the British Channel and the invasion area. The Luftwaffe
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The Germans would make small advancements throughout the length of the battle, but they could
never make a large enough dent in the RAF to change the outcome of the battle. Britain had its
hand in every major component of the battle which what caused them to win the Battle of Britain
and defeat the Germans in the first major campaign fought entirely by air forces. The courageous
pilots of the RAF were the heroes that helped safeguard Britain which gave way to Churchill s
speech about the few men who risked their lives for so many others. The popular saying is,
Never...was so much owed by so many to so few.
Leadership
Goering and Hitler The commander in chief Reichsmarschall Hermann W. Goering was an
unstable leader for the Luftwaffe. Although Goering was a pilot in WWI he had not kept up
with the changes in air power since his time in WWI and had little knowledge of strategy.
Goering was prone to make impulsive and erratic decisions which made it difficult for the
Luftwaffe to get a jump on the RAF. Because of Goering s erratic decision making, Hitler would
intervene when he thought necessary which would make the results even worse. Hitler had no
clue about aerial strategies or tactics which Churchill picked up on and realized that it would give
the RAF a great advantage. Goering and Hitler were never on the same page with one another and
Goering would only tell Hitler what he wanted to hear. As Hitler was preparing to move along with
Operation Sea
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43. The Theory Of Folk Psychology
Eliminative materialism (eliminativism) is an ontologically radical approach that claims that a
matured cognitive science will show that mental states that common sense takes for granted, such
as beliefs, do not exist (or do not have referents). Instead, it claims that these mental entities are
theoretical terms for the false theory of folk psychology(common sense psychology), which can be
defined as the cognitive ability to explain and predict the behaviour and mental state of other
people. In essence, the theory aims to discredit folk psychology by claiming that people will
discover that there is no neural basis to mental entities and thus, they are non existent. I shall argue
that there are significant fundamental flaws to both the arguments for eliminativism about
propositional attitudes and eliminativism about qualia (subjective experience). For the former, I
will argue that the eliminative materialist s theory theory is flawed and show that propositions
alone can discredit the position on philosophy of mind. This will lead to identifying the position as
self refuting. Furthermore, I will show that science itself has proven simulation theory to be true so
that I can discredit eliminative materialism. For the latter, I will argue that qualia exist due to
introspection. Combined, the deconstruction of eliminative materialism with regards to
propositional attitudeand qualia will show that the materialist position is flawed and should not be
agreed with.
Sellars first
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44. Social Classes In Regency England
Social Classes in Regency England Regency England was very different from the world today.
Society revolved around social classes, which typically correlated with wealth and family ties.
There were many different social classes in the era. The highest class in society was the royal
family, consisting of the king, queen, prince, and princess. The next highest class would be the
aristocracy. This would include dukes, marquesses, earls, viscounts, and barons (Ray 37). Knights
and baronets were not included in this class. They were considered commoners (Ray 38). The gentry
was a very wide class. Land owning males in the gentry, like Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice,
were called gentlemen (Ray 39; Gao). Ladies were also considered gentry (Ray 12). With all of
these different classes, one might say that social classesplayed a big factor in Regency England
society. The way people lived in Regency England depended on the class they belonged in. Their
estate, their clothes, and their vehicles were all influenced by their class. In Pride and Prejudice,
Mr. Darcy, who was a gentleman, owned the Pemberley estate (Ray 219; Austen 163). It was a
beautiful, large, stone estate on high ground, surrounded by woods and nature (Austen 163). This
showed that Mr. Darcy was clearly upper class. Since he was upper class, he also dressed the part.
He wore tight breeches, ruffled shirts with neck clothes, and high collared jackets ( Pride and
Prejudice, Novels). Owning a personal carriage showed
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45. Problems of E-Commerce
Prospects and Problems Of E commerce Prospects and Problems of E Commerce Prepared for S I
Nusrat A Chaudhury Associate professor Department of Business Administration Head of Career
Counseling Center East West University Prepared by Razoanul Amin Talukder2005 2 10 207
Sazzad Hossain2005 3 10 091 Tanzia Afrin2005 2 10 271 Sk. Abdul Mukit2005 2 10 135 Golam
Kibria2005 3 10 136 Date of Submission: April 13, 2008 [pic] 10 April 2008 To whom may it
concern I am approving that (1) Razoanul Amin Talukder, Id: 2005 2 10 207 ; (2) Sazzad Hossain,
Id: 2005 3 10 090 ; (3) Tanzia Afrin, Id: 2005 2 10 271 ; (4) Sk. Abdul Mukit, Id: 2005 2 10 135
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|Chapter 4 |Types of e commerce | | | |Business to business | | | |Business to consumer | | |
|Consumer to consumer | | | |Government to consumer | | |Chapter 5 |Essetial e commerce process |
| | |Access Control and Security | | | |Profiling Personalizing | | | |Search Management: | | | |Content
Catalog Management | | |
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