Essay My Last Day At School With Quotations - YouTube

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With Quotations - YouTube
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Symbolism in Animal Farm
Symbolism in Animal Farm Animal Farm is almost a direct parallel to Russia during the time of World
War I through World War II. The characters all have real life counterparts that are easily seen. The
events are also all real and conveyed in the novel in an easily understood way. The novel creates a new
way to look at the events that transpired during this time period and allows people to really understand
what happened. In Animal Farm, George Orwell employs many symbols to convey the parallelism
between the novel and World War I and World War II in Russia. The characters in Orwell s Animal
Farm represent real people that played major roles in World War I. Farmer Jones is the owner of the
farm before the animal uprising. He represents ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Minimus represents artists who are used by totalitarian states for propaganda purposes ( Animal Farm
7). The animal massacres that begin later in the novel, brought about by Napoleon and his followers,
signify the Moscow purge trials of the 1930 s. Napoleon and his crew bring in animals one by one and
interrogate them about whether they are helping Snowball come into the farm at night and tear down
the windmill. All those who are found guilty are murdered. The windmill construction represents
Stalin s five year plans for industrialization. The windmill construction is constantly delayed and
extended just like Stalin s five year plans. The plot of Animal Farm is made of many events. There is
the initial rebellion of the animals against Farmer Jones. This rebellion begins the rest of the story and
struggles that come along. The animals are left having to figure out how to run the farm themselves
while also keeping law and order. The pigs, Napoleon and Snowball, step up as leaders and create the
Seven Commandments which start out as: 1. Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy. 2. Whatever
goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend. 3. No animal shall wear clothes. 4. No animal shall
sleep in a bed. 5. No animal shall drink alcohol. 6. No animal shall kill any other animal. 7. All
animals are equal (Orwell 24). Snowball s approach to freedom was an idea of complete equality; all
the animals worked for their share of the food. Napoleon
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Tops Friendly Market
The intent of this project is to research a business, TOPS Friendly Markets, and analyze their history
and management functions to see if it is a place worth looking into for a viable career. TOPS Friendly
Markets Supermarket Company that operates in Western and Northeastern New York, North
Pennsylvania, Western Vermont and Massachusetts.
TOPS Friendly Markets was started in the 1920s by Ferrante Castellani, an Italian immigrant whose
intent was to open a small grocery store. Castellani s sons then joined forces with Thomas Buscaglia
and in 1950 the first TOPS Friendly Markets was opened in Niagara Falls. The company spread to
Western New York and Pennsylvania in the 1970s and 1980s with the first location in Pennsylvania,
Bradford P.A. was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Curci encourages the stores to have entrepreneurial management, this is made possible because at each
location the manager as on average 15 20 years of experience in this industry. Each store manager
understands the customer base for their location and then are able to appropriately satisfy their
customers. According to the job description of a store manager they are responsible for planning,
organizing, coordinating, and monitoring all aspects of store operations to ensure continued growth
and profitability of their location . These responsibilities include having basic guidelines for customer
service, participate in the marketing/merchandising and profit control of the location, and motivate
and lead the store team to provide a friendly and neighborhood store for the customers.
Upon Reflection, TOPS Friendly Markets has had a unique path in terms of ownership changing from
being a local business to being owned by a multinational company, and then back to a local business.
This company is community based, and it is interesting that TOPS is headquartered in Buffalo. This
company would be a good business to work for, in terms of being an accounting employee for the

Introduction. With The Development Of Information Technology
Introduction
With the development of information technology industry rapidly, information system and technology
had entered the daily life of thousands upon thousands of families. An information system is used to
collect, process, create data and information as a complementary networks now. It can assist a large
Internet which supports humans activities and decision. It is generally produced consists of six
components, hardware, software, data, procedures, people, and feedback. Information systems include
that people, processes, machines, DVDs, CDs, telephone, computer, iPhone, TV, iPad and information
technology. Information s produce needs Technology s support. Technology is a collection of
techniques, skills, methods and processes to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the result of the table, I prefer computer and iPad in one day, most frequently used is iPad
(Internet media), it consumed me 5hours 43min. however, the least used is MP3(electronic
media),books, newspaper(print media). They all consumed me 1 hour. Compared with two
frequencies, I found that these media used less frequency that provides only limited and fixed data
information, for example, MP3 is just only used to listening to music, newspaper and books also only
provide news and written messages, it is a monotonous information modality. However, iPad is
networking products, internet can express all kinds of information form, for example, video, picture,
news and so on. We can use it to chat with my friends in chatting software, like QQ, MSN, and
WeChat. By these chat tools, it promotes our daily communication and can further realize friends state
in WeChat platform, and friends always can share different picture and some events thinking. It is an
important part of communication now. In these chat tools, we not only send message to our friend,
some funny and interesting expression pattern also apply in daily chatting, some expression pattern
adopt to combine word and pattern, it simplifies daily chatting meaning that human wants to express.
It is advanced technology that accelerate expressions development and make our life and
communication more and more colorful. With the development of Internet, now shopping online also
become

Music As A Culture Of Major Label Bands On Their Stations...
Nowadays radio stations and televisions are showing only mainstream, major label bands on their
stations and channels. What people mostly do not know is there is another world of music out there for
their listening: indie music. The reason people do not know about indie music is that these stations and
channels will not make as much money from these smaller record labels as they would from the major
labels that are Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group. Indie music is a co
culture of major label music but in its own right is a culture by itself on its own. To determine the
aspects and norms of the indie music culture you have to go back to the beginning or the failed
revolution as phrased by Jon Fine in the title of his book Your Band Sucks: What I Saw at Indie Rock
s Failed Revolution (But Can No Longer Hear) (Fine 2015). According to Cohen (2015), unlike other
forms of music genre or categories, indie found its beginnings in college towns or middle class
working cities. She states Athens, Georgia, Olympia, Washington, and her hometown of Louisville,
Kentucky were key cities that upstarted the revolution in the 80 s. Helping the cause was the radio
stations in these cities and towns because they were sympathetic, run by women, and had a strong
interest in the culture of art (Cohen 2015). During the 1980 s people had a Do It Yourself mentality.
Cohen (2015) states The line between fan and performer was paper thin. Anyone could get a band

The Development Of Decision Making
The Development of Decision Making in Nursing Nursing is a profession that has traditionally
attracted individuals who have a desire to help others and have an interest in the health sciences
(Ruesink, 2012). In the complex world of health care, good intentions only go so far in terms of client
safety, quality of care, and achieving the best possible outcomes, and that is why critical thinking,
decision making, and evidence based practice are crucial to the nursing profession when acting on the
behalf of our clients (Fero, Witsberger, Wesmiller, Zullo, Hoffman, 2009; Ruesink, 2012; Thompson,
Aitken, Doran, Dowding, 2013). In this paper I will discuss and explore three decision making models
that support nursing decision making, how ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC), defines Clinical decision making as:
A complex and dynamic process, occurring within a larger context and drawing from various
dimensions of knowledge, in which nurses collect and organize information in order to form
conclusions and choose actions, with the intent of creating the best outcomes for clients (2014, slide
19). The nursing profession demands a high standard of quality and safety, compelling nurses to act
professionally, be accountable for their own actions, and embrace their Professional Standards
(CRNBC, 2013). The CRNBC Professional Standards requires nurses to know where to access
information to support their knowledge to deliver evidence based, competent nursing care, as well as
use decision making tools to guide their assessments, diagnoses, and treatments (2013). For nurses to
make clinical decisions that enhance a client s health, promote realistic solutions, and reduce potential
risks, decision making and critical thinking must happen in sync (Fero et al., 2009; Standing, 2005).
To support critical thinking in nursing practice, and help novice nurses compensate for the lack of
clinical experience, decision making models have been constructed to help navigate the multi
dimensional complexities of the

Nature And Nurture In Lord Of The Flies
A feral child (also, colloquially, wild child) is a human child who has lived isolated from human
contact from a very young age, and has no (or little) experience of human care. It is said that feral
children are the real life experiment that we cannot ethically carry out. They question what the
defining factors in human nature are and furthermore how much society impacts on our personalities.
The texts I have chosen are Romulus and Remus (Roman myth), The Girl with no Name by Lynne
Barret Lee, The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling and Lord of the flies by William Golding. All four
texts propose that the experiences we have as a child are the most significant ones in making us who
we are. Most texts discuss the idea of Nature Versus Nurture Nature and nurture relates to the inherent
qualities (nature) as opposed to personal experiences (nurture). In the 1954 classic Lord of the Flies,
Golding slowly shapes the boys and leads the reader from a group of civilized young boys into true
savages. Golding uses a metaphor to compare [Jack s] laughter to the bloodthirsty snarling of an
animal. This demonstrates to the reader Jack s descent into barbarism and we question whether he is
more human or wild animal. The text is written in an omniscient third person so it is easy to see the
boy s predicament, What are we? ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The prologue, written by Vanessa James (Chapman s daughter), says that Chapman had always been
our monkey mummy . Because the prologue was written by Chapman s daughter, the audience can
easily see that her children had an unconventional upbringing whether it be showing [the children] her
favourite edible plants in the forest to picking things out of each other s hair at night . These are
clearly simian references that Chapman had acquired over her 5 or so years with the monkeys as a

Carpal Tunnel Research Paper
Carpal Tunnel
PHED 424
Emily Erwin
1/28/2015
Anatomy Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common condition that affects the hand and wrist. It happens
when too much pressure is put on the median nerve. The median nerve runs through a structure at the
wrist called the carpal tunnel, which is where the syndrome gets its name. Sometimes the carpal tunnel
(which is made up of the carpal bones and the transverse ligament) will narrow, due to swelling, and
that is how the median nerve gets squeezed. This condition is usually progressive (it will continue to
get worse over time) and the symptoms involve numbness and pain in the wrist and hand. Sometimes
the pain will also spread up into the arm (Sartore).
Injury Mechanism There seem to be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(2014, September 5). Retrieved January 28, 2015, from
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/carpal_tunnel/detail_carpal_tunnel.htm#267053049
Dutton, M. Orthopaedic examination, evaluation, and intervention. New York: McGraw Hill; 2004.
Flynn TW, Cleland JA, Whitman JM. Users guide to the musculoskeletal examination. Fundamentals
for the evidence based clinician. United States:Evidence in Motion; 2008.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Fact Sheet. (2014, September 5). Retrieved January 28, 2015, from
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/carpal_tunnel/detail_carpal_tunnel.htm#267053049
Bionka M. Huisstede, Peter Hoogvliet, Manon S. Randsdorp, Suzanne Glerum, Marienke van
Middelkoop and Bart W. Koes. Carpal tunnel syndrome. Part I: effectiveness of nonsurgical treatments
a systematic review. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2010 Jul;91(7):981 1004.
Bionka M. Huisstede, Manon S. Randsdorp, J. Henk Coert, Suzanne Glerum, Marienke van
Middelkoop and Bart W. Koes. Carpal tunnel syndrome. Part II: effectiveness of surgical treatments a
systematic review. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2010 Jul;91(7):1005 24.
Simon, H. (2013, September 18). Carpal tunnel syndrome. Retrieved January 28, 2015, from

Essay On Postoperative Pain
Discussion
Postoperative pain is the most undesired sequence of surgery, and if not treated properly, can lead to
increased hospital stay and delayed return to daily activities (10).
The management of postoperative pain has received much interest nowadays. The intensity of
postoperative pain depends on many factors such as type and duration of the surgery, type of
anesthesia and analgesia used, and the patient s mental and emotional status (11).
Local wound infiltration is an attractive method since it is efficacious and adverse actions are minimal
(12). However, this route is limited by the fact that duration of analgesia is limited to the duration of
action of local anesthetic. Efforts are being made to increase the duration of action of ... Show more
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Also, Koputan MH etal 2012(9) stated that wound infiltration in functional endoscopic sinus surgery
and septorhinoplasty with tramadol 0.5 mg/kg provided better analgesia and a statistically significant
decrease in postoperative fentanyl demand and consumption than did levobupivacaine or lidocaine
local infiltration. In addition, Ozyilmaz K etal 2012(15) assessed wound infiltration with saline,
levobupivacaine, tramadol or tramadol plus levobupivacaine in lumbar disc surgeries. They observed
that the time to first analgesia was earliest in saline group, followed by levobupivacaine group then
tramadol group. None of the patients in tramadol plus levobupivacaine group required postoperative
analgesic supplementation, and the visual analog scale scores were 3 at all measurement times and this
may be attributed to high levobupivacaine dose (100 mg) which is double of our study.
Moreover, Albayrak M etal 2013(16) studied the effect of local wound infiltration with saline,
levobupivacaine or tramadol before the closure of the wound edges after cesarean delivery and
revealed that tramadol

March Madness Research Paper
Welcome back to the March Madness Mania blog. Once again, this has been a crazy week of college
basketball. Top 10 teams have continued to fall and at this point it s hard to predict who will grab the
title this year. In this blog post I will be covering teams with March Madness stock that s either rising
or falling. St. John s (Rising) St. John s is sitting at 14 13 and is currently a long shot to make the
tournament. Still they re worth mentioning considering they re riding a four game win streak that
includes wins against Duke and Villanova. For St. John s, it s likely too little too late for an at large
bid, but St. John s does have an outside shot at winning the Big East. At this point St. John s needs to
keep winning Big East games ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He s also been really cold lately. In fact, Young had missed 21 straight three s before hitting one
against Texas. For Oklahoma to be elite, Trae Young needs to be the best player in the country by a
wide margin. When Trae Young is off, Oklahoma is an average power 5 team at best. Oklahoma has
lost 8 of their last 10 and look bad. Oklahoma was a projected one seed at a certain point but now it
looks like they could end up being between an 8 and 10. Ohio State (Falling) Ohio State has lost a
couple straight games and have looked sloppy. Their star player Keita Bates Diop has been shutdown
and they ve struggled to slow down opposing teams. Chris Holtmann is a very good coach and should
be able to get the bucks to bounce back, but these losses have probably dropped the Buckeyes to a 5
seed. Duke (Rising) Duke beat Virginia Tech easily and beat a top team in Clemson this week. They
did all of this without Marvin Bagley. Duke had really struggled lately but they ve looked good
without Bagley and Grayson Allen has really stepped up. The real question now is how will Duke get
Bagley involved again without hurting the positive chemistry the team is currently having. Right now
Duke has probably solidified themselves towards the top of the 2 line for the

Throughout a lifetime, only so much conflict could be bore...
Throughout a lifetime, only so much conflict could be bore upon oneself. There is always a breaking
point, the important aspect is the timing. From my story Wuthering Heights to Beowulf and
Canterbury Tales there are conflicts that have been exaggerated and then blown to preposterous
proportions. In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight there are conflicts between man and man just like
there are in the world we live in today. Conflicts in books or stories could show what is going on in
the real world or what an author is thinking and making up.In Wuthering Heights there could be two
different conflicts man vs. man, with the conflict between Heathcliff and Edgar, as well as a conflict of
man vs. self, with the inner conflict that Catherine faces ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Heathcliff is the only character who is considered a hero at all, but only to the audience in a romantic
hero kind of perspective ( Wuthering Heights ). In the novel Heathcliff abuses a young woman named
Isabella Linton, the selfish snotty sister of Edgar, and she continuously goes back to Heathcliff. To the
audience Heathcliff is the young man who everyone wants to see as the romantic hero, allowing them
to foresee the pain and violence he causes to Isabella. Only with the deception of Heathcliff Wuthering
Heights has a hero, there are no other ways to try and make a hero. Even with one hero the entire story
seemed to be wrapped around only three people and only one love. The one love blossomed upon the
arrival of Heathcliff into the home of the Earnshaws. Heathcliff was brought into the home by Mr.
Earnshaw, who in turn sparked the love of the young children. Upon the death of Mr. Earnshaw,
Hindley Earnshaw, the son of Mr. Earnshaw and brother of Catherine, treated Heathcliff more like a
servant than a equal. The sparks behind the madness of Hindley was the way Mr. Earnshaw began to
adore Heathcliff over Hindley, which made Hindley jealous ( Hindley Earnshaw ). During all of the
past actions, Catherine and Heathcliff were obliviant due to the fun they had together at young ages,
which began the love they would soon share. When Catherine and Heathcliff were young they did not
expand their small circle

Essay on Minorities in Song of Solomon
Minorities within Minorities in Song of Solomon
In a study about minorities, the groups that are differing from the dominant culture are seen as
homogeneous. But, if we look deeper into the groups, we can see that there are distinctions among the
minorities concerning lifestyle and social status. In Toni Morrison s Song of Solomon the author
provides examples in the background of the story that shows people with differential identities of the
general identity of the minority group.
The character Macon Dead and his family is represented as differing from the society they live in with
their social status. They are rich and try to live like white people. It is important for Macon Dead to
have a good impression on other ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is not for the sake of his family or to have fun, but to make everybody see his car. These rides were
a way to satisfy himself that he was indeed a successful man (31). It is impressive how Morrison
reflects Macon s desires in life with the route of the Sunday rides: ...through the rough part of town,
over the bypass downtown, and headed for the wealthy white neighborhoods (32).
The difference between Milkman and his father is that he was born rich and does not have the
ambitions of his father. But, because of the way he was raised, he cannot prevent himself from acting
different from the African American society. In fact, we see that he has only Guitar as a friend. He
likes to spend time with women in parties. The result of his wealthy life and the fact that he was raised
in a city shows us his distinction from the society when he arrives in Shalimar.
When Milkman talks with the shopkeeper Mr. Solomon, he grows up the anticipation of the people
around him. The reasons why they are offended by Milkman is clearly stated in the following passage:
They looked with hatred at the city Negro who could buy a car as if it were a bottle of whiskey
because the one he had was broken. And what s more, who had said so in front of them. He hadn t
bothered to say his name, nor ask theirs, had called them them, and would certainly despise their days,
which should have been spent harvesting their own crops, instead of waiting around

Examples Of Classic Rummy
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you can play rummy with anybody without waiting. Surprised? With CLASSIC RUMMY it is now
possible. For a game of fun, excitement, thrill and cash (Yes, you heard it right, Cash!!), you can
spend your free time with this game of skill. Being an online game, you can play your favorite rummy
how much ever you want without depending on your friends. Much similar to a physical game, this
online rummy has real players just like you. Who knows, few might be your own close friends. Since
the game is online you don t have to worry about its genuineness as all the games and players are real.
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enthusiastic like you about the game.
Rummy is legal in most of the states in India, as it is believed to be a brain game. The game is very
interesting when compared to other card games. It is a game of sequence and sets and the winner is the
person who declares a right show. This online game gives lot of promotions like deals and bonus that
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Sanchi Team Reflection
ANSWER 3.
PART A)
Sanjay likes to work as a team, he loves teamwork. He thrives in cooperative, integrative, and friendly
work environments. He relies on the team members to help him solve problems, answer questions, and
increase his work efficiency. He shares struggles and successes with the peers and celebrates group
achievements.
Working as a team pays off handsomely for him. As they say, Two heads are better than one. Each
person has a limited set of skills and a finite knowledge base. A group need others help (and unique
perspectives) to solve difficult problems and see beyond the blind spots. Team members benefit
greatly from sharing challenges and ideas.
While Sam who believes working alone has many clear benefits. Many ... Show more content on
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Young workers may have different work environment values than more established workers. The
distinction in values isn t really the reason for employee dissonance ,but the inability to acknowledge
the difference is. At the point when representatives neglect to acknowledge the differences, co workers
may offend each other s characters. At the point when insults happen, the contention escalates until the
point that the correct arrangement is offered and acknowledged.
Competition
Unhealthy work environment and rivalry is a reason for worker strife. Rivalry that isn t appropriately
overseen can bring about representatives disrupting or offending each other, which makes an
antagonistic workplace. Undesirable work environment rivalry debilitates teamwork and promotes
working independently.
Therefore, its natural to have such differences and conflicts of opinion at a work place but its all about
bridging the generational gap and finding a common interest and working things out.
PART B)
Our generation is the Generation Y, the cohort born between 1996 and 2010, is ready for the spotlight.
Finally escaping the shadows of the generations before them, many Gen Y are now entering the
workforce. As a result, their spending power, currently valued at $44 billion, is growing every day.
Generation Y aren t merely Millennials on steroids. It s a distinct generation with attitudes, values and
a lifestyle that often deviate from the generation just before them.
As more

Why Is The Reign Of Terror Not Justified Dbq
Unity, Indivisibility of the Republic, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity or Death. These values were the
goals of revolutionaries, but the means used to accomplish them by the government were not justified.
The Reign of Terror began with the death of Louis XVI and it lasted for eighteen months. Debt, the
American Revolution, and an unfair social order contributed to what is known as the French
Revolution. The Reign of Terror occurred during the French Revolution and it was led by Maximilien
Robespierre. Under the reign of Robespierre, the government conducted large numbers of executions
of people who were considered enemies of the revolution (BE). The Reign of Terror was not justified
because the violent response by the government violated the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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War with Prussia and Austria began in September of 1792 and many counterrevolutionary revolts
broke out inside of France in April of 1793 (Doc. A). In order to ensure the safety of the revolution,
the republican government performed many executions using the guillotine. Two areas of the highest
resistance to the revolution were the Vendée region and Lyons (Doc. C). Many people resisted the
military draft that was enforced in August 1793 and the laws that tried to abolish Christianity. Between
80,0000 and 500,000 people on both sides died in the Vendée, and 1,600 homes and twelve people
were beheaded in Lyons (Doc. C). The government performed many executions to be an example for
others because they believed that it was the only way for peace. These executions were publicly
performed throughout the day, and many people were encouraged to attend as they were said to be
educational. Robespierre believed that only peaceful citizens deserved protection, and that the only
citizens in the Republic were the republicans (Doc. G). The fear that Robespierre had of being
overthrown and France being returned to a monarchy led him to act in ways that were more violent
and inhumane than the conditions actually

Camera Angles In The Truman Show
Throughout the film The Truman Show, the director, Peter Weir, develops and communicates a strong
message that it s natural for viewers to be persuaded into believing things in media are realistic,
however viewers should more often critically analyze the world around them to preserve accuracy of
knowledge and content. This is due to the fact that the overarching power of media tries to manipulate
peoples opinions and emotions. First off, Camera angles are an extremely significant part of how a
character or scene is perceived. Media has the power to use camera angles to decide how we view
conflict in the movie. In the last few minutes of the film when Kristoff is trying to stop Truman at sea,
the true power of the media is shown as they use camera angles to show the authority in the situation.
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Okay he s making a left turn onto Lancaster square. Oh my Gosh something is wrong! Uh change
frequencies. This moment wakes up Truman and brings to his attention that media was so strong they
sheltered everything from his life and his life may be fake. He starts to become more aware of the
media s powerful control over him and capability to hide aspects of his life. Not just in The Truman
Show, but in reality, although we may think something is real it is good to question and rethink
judgements. For Truman, after getting the jest of his situation he seemed to be more content with his
life and realizes his true capability while seeing through the hoax of the media. This part of the movie
is a true turning point as it shows that media can be very persuasive over Truman, but it is his critical
judgement of situations involving media that can lead to the betterment of his life. Not only is this
theme and the power of media relevant in the film, but it can be taken into our lives by questioning the
world around us. It is always important when having a conflict with media to ask yourself: is this real,
and what is the media truly trying to accomplish

How To Prevent School Shootings
Dead students, helpless parents, shocked public... This is becoming an every day image in the news
nowadays. School shootings are the worst form of gun violence. Innocent students, teachers and other
school staff get murdered by mostly teenagers. With 16 shootings this year 2018 is becoming the
worst year since the Columbine massacre in 1999.
School shootings happen all too often. There were 16 school shootings in the first almost 6 months of
the year. This makes 2018 one of the years with the worst records since 1999. 31 students and staff
have been killed in these 16 shootings and 56 have been wounded. The most recent school shooting
happened on May 18th at Santa Fe High School in Santa Fe, TX south of Houston when a gunman
opened fire killing 10 students and staff and injuring another ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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One solution is to let teachers wear guns. In 32 out of 50 states it is allowed to as long as the school
administration allows it. Theoretically teachers would have to run through a training before being
allowed to wear guns in the classroom. Another solution can be to build standardized classrooms with
two doors. This makes an escape in an emergency situation much easier. The probably most effective
way of preventing school shootings and shootings in general is to repeal and overwrite the Second
Amendment. The second Amendment says that everyone in the United States has the right to keep and
bear arms. To repeal the second amendment the Congress has to propose a new, overwritten
Amendment and if two thirds of the house and states agree with it, three fourths of the states have to
agree with the change in a final vote. The main idea would be that guns won t be completely banned
but it would be made harder to buy an possess guns. Another way to tackle the problem is to have
more security at schools like airport like security scanners and more school recourse officers to protect
the students and the

Beta Blocker
Hi Shoaib,
Well written paper on beta blockers in controlling hypertension. In my experience, I had seen more
than 80% of patients are prescribed with antihypertensive drugs in their medical chart. A beta blocker
is one of the most common drugs in a geriatric setting especially atenolol. Beta blockers are the
standard of therapy for many cardiovascular conditions and it is the main line of treatment in
decreasing risk of stroke. According to Ladage, Schwinger, and Brixius (2013) beta blocker was more
effective in decreasing mortality and morbidity rate in acute coronary syndrome patients. Atenolol is a
water soluble and had longer half lives with non metabolized actions and excreted via the kidneys
(Ladage et al., 2013). The exercise capacity increases in patients who are on beta blockers, like
bisoprolol, nebivolol, carvedilol (Ladage et al., 2013). A recent meta analysis study showed patients
who are untreated with hypertension, they are at risk of developing chronic kidney diseases,
cardiovascular complications, and cerebrovascular complications (Butt Harvey, 2015). In one study,
mainly geriatric population who are taking atenolol had shown greater mortality rate and increase
arterial pressure (Testa et al., 2014). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Patients who are on beta blockers the therapist should monitor BP, ECG, pulse, any signs of dyspnea,
weight gain, edema, angina, blood glucose and uric acid levels (Ciccone, 2013). I will always educate
the patient about the daily dosage of atenolol, drug administration, monitor regular BP, watch for signs
of hypotension, monitor glucose levels if patients are diabetic and I will advise smoking and alcohol
cessation. As a physical therapist patient who is on antihypertensive medications if any adverse
reaction persists I immediately report to the

The Model Minority Myth And Stereotypes
According to our textbook, clusters of beliefs, values and opinions form an individual s attitude.
Throughout our lifetime, these attitudes manifest in different intensities and form biases, stereotypes,
prejudices and bigotries. Biases and stereotypes can be both negative and positive, but stereotypes are
only formed against people; biases are formed against people, places and things. In contrast,
prejudices and bigotries only represent negative attitudes and like the stereotypes they are only formed
against people. Even though the word positive sounds like a good thing, positive stereotypes have the
opposite effect on the victim. It can sabotage the process of forming a realistic and accurate perception
(Koppelman) and are often used as a distraction to shield acts of discrimination experienced by the
victim. The Model Minority Myth is an example of a positive stereotype because it diverts attention
away from serious social and economic problems that affect many segments of the Asian American
population, detracts from both the subtle and overt racial discrimination encountered by Asian
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Racism is a type of prejudice that is used to justify the belief that one racial category is somehow
superior or inferior to others. (CNX) Conformist are prejudice without expressing those ideas or
behaving in ways that obviously reflect prejudice; they do not disagree with bigots or chauvinists, but
do not tend to articulate their ideas on behalf of causes. People in this group passively accept the status
quo that has been shaped by past prejudice and thereby perpetuate injustice in our society. They like
things as they are and they would like to see them stay that way. (Koppelman, p. 171) Bigots exude
hatred towards both individual members and the entire group as well. White supremacists are racist

Mill And Morality
J.S. Mill s and Morality According to John Stuart Mill, utilitarianism is the concept in which actions
are right in proportion as they tend to promote happiness. He argues that happiness should be
distinguished between high and low pleasures. Hence, pleasures that engage the higher faculties of the
human body are seen as more satisfying than the baser pleasures in life, such as watching movies with
friends. Mill follows by arguing that utilitarianism, in the end, can be seen as morally binding. This is
true because if utilitarianism were to be adopted as an ethical stance, people would naturally embody
the standards of utility and happiness as if they were second nature or law. Thus, Mill s links
happiness, which he describes as intended

Hans Holbein, The Ambassadors Essay
Hans Holbein
The Ambassadors
amp;#10086;Introduction
The Ambassadors is one of the most complex and arguably portrait which Holbein had painted. The
purpose of this report is to analyze Han Holbein?fs painting, ?gThe Ambassadors?h. The main task of
this report is to uncover the meaning of this painting, as it still remains unclear. Firstly, I will give a
short introduction about the painter. Then, I will examine the characteristics of the people and the
objects in the painting. Lastly, I will attempt to identify the meaning of the painting.
amp;#10086;About Han Holbein
Hans Holbein the younger was a German artist born in Augsburg, Bavaria. He was an outstanding
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Most of these items are related to the study of heavenly bodies and the subject of astronomy. The
Celestial globe is used to observe the positions of the stars and other celestial bodies. The Two
Quadrant are used to read time, it allows the height of the sun and the angle to the horizon to be
calculated. A sundial is an instrument used to measures apparent solar time, by measuring the position
of the shadow of the sun as it changes through the day. The Torquetum is an object used to determine
the relative position of heavenly bodies and tell the time. According to the experts, the sundials reveal
that it is 10:30 am on April 11,1533. This tells us that exact date and time of Dinteville?fs visit to
London.
Objects on the Bottom shelf
Among the objects on the bottom shelf are a Terrestrial globe, a Arithmetic book, a set square, a pair
of dividers, a lute, German hymn book and a case of flutes.
The terrestrial globe shows the map of central Europe and if you have a close look on it, you can
actually spot the word ?gPolisy?h which indicate the estate Jean de Dinteville owns in France. The
Arithmetic book next to the globe is partly open. The first word visible on the opened page begins
with Divide. It might be indicating the political division, disharmony in Europe. Next to it is a lute that
has a broken string. According to the experts, the broken strings

Medication Administration Errors Essay
In today s current fast paced and demanding field of heath care, medication administration has become
complex and time consuming task. Approximately one third of the nurses time is used in medication
administration. There is much potential for error because of the complexity of the medication
administration process. Since nurses are the last ones to actually administer the medication to the
patient therefore they become responsible for medication administration errors (MAE). Reasons for
MAE may include individual factors, organizational factors or system factors. This paper will discuss
the root causes analysis of MAE and strategies to prevent them. Root Causes Fishbone Diagram
Communication Wieman TJ and Wieman EA (2004) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Those nurses may not have acquired the skills necessary to anticipate the needs of the team members.
Moreover, they may not have learned how to cooperate, communicate, and integrate care. And, they
fail to evaluate and adjust to their actions and are not able to give and receive feedback. They do not
apply their knowledge and critical thinking to understand the current situation and how to act upon it.
Some of the other factors that also contribute are lack of awareness of errors, lack of willingness to
report errors, faulty memory, poor communication skills, or lack of patient knowledge, patient
diagnosis and the names, purposes, and correct administration of the medication (Carlton Blegen,
2006). In the case scenario, the nurse did not apply her knowledge to check the correct adult dosage of
methadone. Methadone is a narcotic pain reliever, similar to morphine (Hodgson, 2011). When
administering narcotics, it is required to have someone co sign the MAR sheet to double check with
you (by using the five rights). The nurse was not able to use her critical thinking when she
administered methadone. If she was a trained nurse, she would have realized it right away that there is
something wrong with the dosage amount. There is a big difference between milliliter and milligram.
Fatigue/ Scheduling According to Cohen M. R.

Child Poverty And Home Visiting Programs
Background on Child Poverty and Home Visiting Programs
Children born into poverty are more likely to have social, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral
problems. In addition, children in poverty are more likely to have physical health problems, mental
health problems, and mothers receive less prenatal care. For instance, a child born in poverty is more
likely to have a lower birth weight than his or her counterparts. Low birth rate is a contributing factor
in infant mortality within the first year of the child s life. Additionally, children born in poverty have
lower IQ test scores and have less school achievements when compared to their counterparts. Because
poverty impacts cognitive development more than physical, it is likely, that poverty will persist
through subsequent generations. Further, nutrition, or the lack of, is one factor that contributes to the
development of a child. One study suggests that children in poverty are twenty two times more likely
to suffer from maltreatment than those children not in poverty. The poverty rate in comparison state is
twenty two percent, which is the second highest in the country and equal to the national rate of
children living in poverty. Children born into poverty, on average, live in poverty until he or she is
eight years old. Therefore, it is important to provide services to people living in poverty to help them
understand their situation and provide them with the resources necessary to break the poverty cycle.
One

Sphenoid Bone Research Paper
The skull is very important to our head because it protects our brain and creates the shape for our
head. Ethmoid bone is one of the bones that associate with the skull bone that protect the vital organs
in the nasal cavity and it s an irregular shaped bone. Frontal bone is an irregular shaped and flat bone.
It protects the brain and provides support to form the face locating in the front of the skull. Occipital
bone is an irregular shaped and trapezoidal shaped bone locating in the back of the skull. It creates the
back portion to protect the brain. Parietal bone is paired, flat bone create part of the roof and sides of
the skull which to protect the brain. Sphenoid bone is unpaired, irregular shaped bone in the shape
similar to a butterfly. It forms part of the base of the cranium and the eye sockets which covering some
part of the brain and protecting the eyes. Temporal bone is paired, irregular shaped, and flat bone. It
covers the base and sides of the skull alongside the temporal lobes of the brain which support the skull
and temples. Hyoid bone is in the U shape that goes between thyroid cartilage and ... Show more
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Cervical vertebra locates in the neck between occipital bone and T1 vertebra. It helps hold up the skull
and protects the spinal cord. Atlas and axis are very special bones because they provide the
movements for the head. Atlas is a ring shaped vertebra that rotates and axis is a pivot that helps the
head to turn side to side. Thoracic vertebra has a very important job is to protect the heart and lungs
which locates in the trunk between C7 and L1 of the body. Lumbar vertebra is consider as the lower
back between T12 and S1 in the body that can helps support the weight of the body. Sacrum and
coccyx located in the lower back between L5 and C1. Sacrum is a very tough bone that supports the
weight and coccyx, also known as the tail bone, connects with the muscles to the pelvic

How Did Geography Influence Greco-Roman Culture
Chapter 4
Chapter Review
Geography influenced the Greeks and Roman, as it did many other civilizations. The location of
Greece was on a peninsula. This gave it plenty access to ports which enabled Greece to trade with lots
of other peoples. Although in times of war they could be pushed further into the peninsula with
nothing but sea all around them. This forced them to create ships and other seafaring vessels. Once
again, as in India, mountains separated much of the region. This lead to the rise of City states, such as
the great Sparta or Athens. As the city states developed so did a new form of government called
democracy. A crude version of today s but nonetheless, a democracy. On the other hand, Rome was
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In Athens all male citizens could be governments, but citizens were specially chosen and had a very
small number to them. Women had more rights than in previous civilizations but still had no place in
governments and did not normally mix with men . The upper class life of a women was spinning,
weaving and watching over the slaves. Lower class men and women were expected to work for their
living and slaves had zero rights. In Rome the patrician class ran the government affairs, the Plebeian
class was all the free lower class peoples, the Equestrians were the bankers, and the lowest of people
were the slaves. Slaves were the outright property of their owners. Patriarchal family were still a
mainstay in the mediterranean with the husband as the authority over all male and female family
members. Rome upper class women were often educated because education was seen as a desired
trait.Greece and Rome were quite different in their views of how a women should act in society but
their view of who was in charge was mostly the same as well as who was the family

Explore American Art History
How to explore the history of American through the art?
Films and books break the limit of time to be the common way to explore the history of American for
people. Indeed, visiting the famous museum and watching popular historical operas also are two of the
most effective approaches to explore the development of America. Famous museums generally
preserve a large amounts of artworks which are historical and precious to remind people. In my
opinion, Boston s MFA is a good choice to explore the history of America because it is located in the
center of American revolution and it is considered to be the most decisive change. Thus, people are
able to realize what is American about American history through the art.
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According to the American history, American artists had evolved their own American style to paint
portraits and landscape, and almost had separated from English traditions in the late 18th century. This
century for America undoubtedly is the transition from colonial country to power after went through
many vital incidents such as American civil war, American Reconstruction, Abolition movement, and
Industrial Revolution . Dating back to the late 18th century, America had improved their system to be
relatively wealthy and to be a stable country. In addition, artistic representation that portray religious,
racial, gender, political, class and other perspectives continue to serve as unique historical documents
to help people better understand as well as see the world through the artist s eyes. ( Edell Fiedler)
Hence, the formation of unique American art style cannot without other country s inspirations of art
after went through many artistic struggle. That s the reason why that colonial American art to be an
inseparable part of American art.
Why people explored the American history should through the opera?
As the book Habits of Creative mind also mentioned, Different from written

Pygmalion And My Fair Lady
Amanda Franks
Professor Egenolf
Response Paper 2
11/11/2015
Pygmalion and My Fair Lady: A Comparison George Bernard Shaw s Pygmalion (1916) and the 1964
American film My Fair Lady, based on Shaw s play, are largely similar in plot and character choice;
My Fair Lady being an adaptation of Pygmalion. Shaw s Pygmalion is based on the Greek myth of
Pygmalion and his statue Galatea. The film interpretation is similar to the play in many aspects,
though it is different in that, because it is a film, the creators had more liberty with scenes and props
used. My Fair Lady is a successful movie adaptation of Shaw s Pygmalion in that it conveys most of
the message Shaw wrote, introduced very similar characters and storyline; however, the film adds in
musical elements, more extravagant examples of scenes, and slightly different themes and emotional
responses than the play itself has to offer audiences. My Fair Lady is basically a straight adaptation of
Pygmalion much of the script is the same dialogue as the play exactly, or with a few words changed,
and takes direct quotes from Shaw s writing. The characters have the same names that Shaw gave
them, and their personalities are quite the same in both the play and the film. Directors did not leave
any character mentioned in the play out of the movie, even if they were only spotted for a very
fleeting moment, like the women of the Eynsford Hill family at the horse race. The similarities of
Professor

Persuasive Speech On Groundhog Day
How many times have you felt as if you were stuck in a Groundhog Day repeating loop when making
repeat visits to your primary care physician? Ailments such as ear infections, headaches and severe
colds keep our nation s fine doctors in luxury cars and tony addresses! What if we could handle some
of these recurring issues on our own? The fact is, we do not always need to speed off to the clinic to
arm ourselves with a script capable of warding off our woes. Natural remedies are too often a second
or third line of defense when they should be in the starting lineup.
Do not exhaust all other options before determining if you can benefit from natural medicine.
Conventional medicine is not always the best option, but of course, your doctor is not going to tell you
about natural ways to cure common health problems because the medical community is groomed
throughout their education to over prescribe. Then, once ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The lavender oil group experienced a greater reduction in anxiety levels, as well as improved sleep
and increased overall health. Mild nausea and lavender burps were the only reported side effects.
Lavender oil is available in an oral capsule and can be taken once daily.
#### Headache and Migraine Relief
Frequent and severe headaches interfere with daily life and can lead to lost hours at work or school,
not to mention the emotional affects of being in such acute pain. Unfortunately, taking pain
medication too often can exacerbate the issue and cause rebound headaches. So how does one break
the cycle?
Magnesium and riboflavin supplements are particularly good remedies to try before resulting to a
strong prescription medication. Studies published in 2010 and 2011 indicate that these supplements
can reduce the number of headaches by as much as 50 percent. Recommended dosages are 400 mg
daily of riboflavin, and 200 600 mg of

Theme Of Organized Crime In The Great Gatsby
The Great Gatsby was taken place in the roaring 20s, even though alcohol was illegal, the wealthy
found a way to sneak it and get away with drinking and partying. The book takes place in Long Island,
New York, where there is new and old money and thats the West and East Egg. In the west egg that s
considered as new money, those people with new money is involved in organized crime, organized
crime is illegal behavior that is planned and carried out by groups of people in a very systematic
fashion. Also, there was the Mafia and they were involved with bootlegging, drug trafficking and
messing with New York s industries. New York is known for being a big and hectic city which never
sleeps. In New York there is the rich and poor, but in this book they show us how it is and feels to be
rich there during the 20s. Throughout The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald shows us the advantages with
being rich is actually a disadvantage by how they can get away with things that are banned, how old
money and new money is earned, and how cops are blinded when they knew what s going on.
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He throws many parties and doesn t even know half of the people there, and most of the time they just
go there for the alcohol and a reason to party. Afterwards, people decide to get in there car drunk and
attempt to drive which leads to an accident and that is one of the reasons why alcohol was banned
because people didn t know how to handle themselves and crush under the influence. The advantage
in this situation is that when you get caught doing something illegal it is okay and you don t get a huge
fine for what you are doing, but the disadvantages is all the crime rates and deaths caused by alcohol.
Also, if any of the disadvantaged people were to get caught they get in trouble and the cops don t let
them get away with it like the rich

Abolitionists Suffragettes
Before the Civil War even started, women were already fighting for their rights. Many started out as
abolitionists, but eventually joined the movement for women s suffrage. The movement continued to
grow throughout the 19th century, while at times uniting with the anti slavery movements in order to
fight for the ultimate right of voting. When the 14th and 15th amendment were passed after the civil
war, the women were blindsided when only black men were granted the right to vote and they were
not even mentioned. Immediately after these amendments, a great divide between the women s
suffrage movement and abolitionists. Although it was necessary for the black men to secure their
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In this case, it was absolutely necessary for women to sacrifice their needs and rights, because if
blacks refused to acknowledge the rights given to them, Congress might not have granted them again.
Although this completely betrayed women, it was a necessary but unfortunate betrayal. Many women
agreed with this, including J Elizabeth Jones, an American suffragist, and abolitionist, who stated,
Shall the loyal disfranchised men... be kept out of their inheritance all that time, because we are
despoiled of ours? Some of them are educated, wealthy... shall we say to them stand back, turn again
into the rugged paths of proscription? She supported women s suffrage, but also understood that they
are fighting the same battle as the women and it is only fair that women wait their turn and let the
blacks enjoy their rights. Also, if the blacks were to not acknowledge their rights, they might not be
able to ensure them in the future. By Congress giving them the rights, the blacks are not doing them
any favors, rather Congress is doing them a favor that might not occur again. On the other hand, Susan
B. Anthony, a prominent leader of the women s suffrage movement, wrote in an abolitionist
newspaper, The Revolution, The old anti slavery school says women must stand back and wait until
the negroes shall be

The Effect Of The Halo Effect
According to social psychologists, 30 seconds is how long it takes for someone meeting you for the
first time to form a list of determinations about your character and abilities. In 30 seconds, people
form impressions of you based almost entirely on what they see your clothes, hairstyle, smile, how
you carry yourself, and the rest of your nonverbal communications. Appearances do count. These
quick impressions can also be lasting ones. Psychologists call it the halo effect. ( Appearances and
First, 2011) The Halo Effect is the idea that global evaluations about a person (e.g. she is likeable)
bleed over into judgements about their specific traits (e.g. she is intelligent). It was deemed the halo
effect because our perception of others also creates a perception of a halo above their heads. People
often only perceive what they want to perceive. An example of this affect is the obsession that some
people have with celebrities. Because most Hollywood stars are attractive, we often associate other
likable traits with them such as friendliness and intelligence. An experiment done by two professors at
The University of Virginia, Richard Nisbett and Timothy Wilson, shows the effects of the halo effect.
Nisbett and Wilson s experiment aimed to address and find an answer to the question regarding people
s awareness of the halo effect. The researchers believe that people have little awareness of the nature
of the halo effect, and that it influences their judgments and

Alabama University Application Research Paper
I have spent time after time thinking which college would be right for me in terms of academic
opportunities pertaining to the career I wish to pursue. Now after all this time I am absolutely certain
that the university is the college for me. It has everything I would want in terms of college and
learning environment. The welcoming atmosphere, the superb campus, and the opportunities that a
young adult about to enter the real world is searching for. I cannot envision myself at no other place
than the university of south Alabama.
There is more than meets the eye, however when it comes to why I wish to attend such a pristine
academic institution. While everything such as the departments and opportunities it offers are over the
top, There is one critical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have visited a number of military museums and memorial sites in my life and every one i went to,
either the curator or other tourists were amazed by how long i would go on for about certain parts of
history that a section of the exhibit or area of the battlefield memorial pertained to. One day while my
family and i were visiting one of my favorite memorial sites, the USS Alabama battleship, I was
fortunate to have been there the first annual gathering of the USS Alabama living history crew, a
group of reenactors with a love for military history and the ship itself who board the ship and reenact
daily acts done by the sailors of the vessel to keep her afloat, from manning the anti aircraft guns to
cooking meals for the other crewmen in the mess areas. I got the attention of the members of the crew
and they were so impressed by someone of my age(i was 14 at the time) and offered me a chance to
join and i accepted immediately and spent several days on the ship with them conducting drills and
educating the populace about the ship and its history and at the same time, expanding my horizons and
my love for

The Classic Inferno By Dante Alighieri
The classic Inferno by Dante Alighieri is beautifully woven to reflect the realities or unrealities of the
time. The various circles of hell are used by the writer to tell the tale in a free flowing manner (Havely,
98). Interesting, however, is the manner in which he describes the characters such that they are seen to
be facing tragedies in their life in hell. The writer categorizes the different types of sins that people
can commit and subjects the characters to various punishments, each of which is in a separate circle in
hell. Lawall opines that the writer uses a style that makes the reader envision themselves in the poem
(Lawall, 17). In so doing, the writer subjects the characters to relatively tragic states even though they
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The story narrates that Francesca and Paolo are both punished in hell for their adultery and thus the
subjection to the circle of lust (Alighieri, 1012). She expounds that she had been married to Paolo s
brother Gianciotto. Francesca discloses that she was not shy of expressing her feelings towards Paolo,
who she loved even though she was married to his brother. One day, she reveals, her husband caught
them together inside her bedroom and was sure that they were lovers. Francesca opened the door and
pretended that all was well before her husband. Unknown to Francesca, Paolo had got stuck in a
ladder as he attempted to run away. Gianciotto then killed the two of them, although he had not
intended to kill his wife. The circumstance that led to her death is an emphasis of the beauty of love.
When Gianciotto jumped to slay Paolo with his sword, Francesca rushed in between and faced the
death first. The husband was too disappointed and ended up killing Paolo as well. The portrayal of the
two characters as lovebirds and the lack of love between Francesca and her husband show the reality
that was then (Alighieri, 1013). The writer further says, through Francesca, that Gianciotto was
thrown into the circle of Caina for killing his family members. This assertion, in character is a
balanced move to portray both parties (Francesca and Gianciotto) as losers in the fight. However, the
fact that

Mexican Daily Life Essay
Daily Life
There are a variety of common courtesies that Americans should observe when in Mexico. Some of
the important issues of cultural etiquette are described herein. When in Mexico Americans should
refrain from calling themselves Americans. Mexicans consider themselves Americans too since the
whole continent is called America. Another part of Mexican culture that may be shocking to American
s traveling there is the way machismo is verbalized by male members of Mexican society. Making
sexual or derogatory remarks at women is a typical part of the culture and should not be seen as
harassment. Wearing a wedding band and mentioning children usually will stop these types of
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It is important to greet each member of a group individually. Women will pat each other on the
forearm or shoulder as an initial greeting where men use the handshake in situations where they are
greeting someone for the first time. Handshakes consist of a gentle grip and a quick sharp shake. After
men develop a relationship hugs or back slapping called abrazo replace the handshake. Women will
progress to a series of air kisses on the cheek. Air kissing is also the appropriate greeting between a
man and a woman who know each other. The first kiss is in the air near the left cheek and the second
is in the air near the right cheek. Unmarried women receive an additional kiss as a wish for marriage.
Receiving an abrazo or air kiss is an indicator that you have been accepted into the group. These
traditional Mexican greeting are indicative of gender characteristics. Females are supposed to act open
while men are expected to act closed. Foreigners should politely accept these greetings from Mexicans
but should not initiate a move from one greeting to the next. This is especially important for an
American man who is greeting a Mexican female. The American man should never initiate the air
kisses as it may be interpreted as sexual advance which damages the women s honor and her partner s
machismo. Women are even expected to initiate a handshake with men. It is important to wait until
invited to

George Smith Patton Character Traits
General George Smith Patton A burning desire to go forth and reach personal conquests exists inside
every man. This passion often navigates the would be hero into a state of tragedy involving pain and
suffering for those around. One individual, in particular, inflicted strain and duress on others with a
harsh, and often criticized unorthodox style of leading when he took his campaign across Europe and
into Germany. General George Smith Patton, Jr. led an expedition across a continent to rid the world
of its Nazi powers. This journey marked the conquest of perhaps the world s greatest war general and
his reputable demeanor. Patton experienced respect and admiration throughout his life, starting very
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He believed in hard work and a tough mental state of mind from his men. He expected them to be
physically fit and be able to handle themselves through the most rigorous conditions. Patton got his
first tastes of action in pursuit of Mexico s legendary Pancho Villa in 1916 with the U.S. Cavalry. He
was later transferred to the new Armored branch as the first U.S. Commander of Armor. During World
War I, Patton was struck by machine gun fire and was seriously wounded, narrowly escaping a
possible death. (1). After being wounded, Patton stayed in the armed forces and continued to head the
Armored division during the time of peace. Soon enough Patton s expertise and services would be
requested once again in a mere twenty years. On September 1, 1939, a Nazi leader named Adolph
Hitler ordered his German troops to invade and take over Poland. It was this day that marked the
beginning of the tumultuous World War II. The United States didn t declare any involvement in this
European campaign until December 15, 1941, more than two years later. This war was fought in
Europe, against Germany, to oppose Germany s rapid march toward a militaristic society. An
opposition standing in the Nazi s way was none other than the most feared general in any army,
George Patton. Patton s first great contributions to the war effort started on November 7, 1942, when
he led his armored units into Morocco and removed the German presence.

Summer For The Gods Summary
Summer for the Gods: The Scopes Trial and America s Continuing Debate Over Science and Religion
concentrates on the Scopes trial, otherwise called the Monkey Trial, which happened in Dayton,
Tennessee in the mid year of 1925. The trial occurred in excess of a Tennessee law that banned the
educating of human development out in the open schools. The American Civil Liberties Union needed
to test the law, and a junior instructor named John Scopes, consented to help them. The alleged trial of
the century united the well known government official and speaker, William Jennings Bryan, who
headed the opposition to development campaign; and Clarence Darrow, who was viewed as the best
criminal protection legal advisor of the time. The two men, plus their individual direction, clashed in
the trail with the indictment in the end ready to maintain the law.
In the first segment of the book, Larson lays the basis for the trial by analyzing the socio political
connection in the United States throughout this time. While development and religion had coincided
generally concordantly throughout the mid nineteenth century, more fossil findings, the ascent of
religious fundamentalism, and expanded participation in broad daylight secondary schools affected the
ascent of the opposition to advancement development in the United States. The development, headed
by William Jennings Bryan, contended that advancement speculations were risky and ought not be
taught inside the general population school

Essay On How To Flush Your Transmission
Time To Flush Your Transmission? 3 Signs To Look For
Everyone want their vehicle to be in good condition so that it is dependable when the are on the road.
With so many moving components, it is hard to know what trouble signs to look out for. One part that
you may be ignoring is the transmission, which actually needs the fluids to be flushed from time to
time. Here are some signs it is time to put in new transmission fluid.
The Fluid Changed Color
Chances are that you have never seen your transmission fluid. The fluid is typically a bright red color,
but it can also be yellow, blue, or green depending on who makes your fluid. What you want to watch
out for is if the fluid has changed in color. Dirty transmission fluid will have a brown tint ... Show
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The gears should not be hesitating when switching between them, or slipping down into a lower gear
for a brief moment.
Dirty transmission fluid can cause various problems, such as there being a notable delay when
accelerating. The car could have problems when changing gears when you get on the freeway or when
you are accelerating quickly and the RPMs are quite high.
Ignoring these issues could cause damage to your vehicle s transmission. Avoid an expensive repair by
having the fluid flushed out at the first sign of any of these problems.
You ve Driven the Car A Lot
Much like the oil for your engine, transmission fluid also requires regular flushing based on how many
miles you have driven. Every car manufacturer will recommend changing the transmission fluid after
a specific amount of miles, which caries from vehicle to vehicle. It is common to replace transmission
fluid between 24,000 and 30,000 miles, and if you do not drive that many miles, then after 2 years.
Don t make the mistake of waiting until your transmission fails to have it looked at. Being aware of
these three problems will help keep your car running smoothly. If you ever have doubts about
something off your transmission is doing, do not hesitate to take your car to a local mechanic to have
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