The document discusses various essays, each addressing distinct subjects, including classroom management, historical figures like Sojourner Truth and Colin Powell, literary analyses of works such as 'The Devil and Tom Walker' and 'Snows of Kilimanjaro', and social issues like abortion rights in Ireland. It emphasizes the need for comprehensive understanding and interdisciplinary approaches when writing about complex topics. The document also critiques contemporary media influences and generational perspectives.

1. Essay On Classroom Management
Writing an essay on the subject of classroom management can be quite challenging, as it requires
a comprehensive understanding of various aspects related to education, psychology, and
interpersonal dynamics. One must delve into the intricacies of creating a conducive learning
environment, addressing diverse student needs, and implementing effective disciplinary
strategies.
To start, one needs to grasp the significance of classroom management in fostering a positive and
productive learning atmosphere. This involves exploring different teaching styles, understanding
student behavior, and recognizing the impact of classroom design on overall engagement. It also
necessitates a deep dive into the role of the educator as a leader and facilitator, balancing
authority with approachability.
Furthermore, a successful essay on classroom management should incorporate insights from
educational psychology, exploring theories that explain student motivation, behavior
modification, and the importance of positive reinforcement. Analyzing case studies and real-
world examples can add depth to the discussion, illustrating practical applications of theoretical
concepts in diverse educational settings.
Addressing challenges such as disruptive behavior, diverse learning needs, and the integration of
technology also adds layers of complexity to the essay. Offering viable solutions requires a
nuanced understanding of the various factors influencing classroom dynamics and the ability to
adapt strategies based on specific contexts.
In conclusion, composing an essay on classroom management demands a comprehensive
exploration of educational theories, practical applications, and the ability to synthesize
information from various disciplines. It is a task that requires both research and critical thinking
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2. Palace Of Westminster Research Paper
Imagine it s 1834 in London and the Palace of Westminster had just caught ablaze and
is burned almost to the ground by a massive fire.Now imagine yourself winning a
competition and being allowed to create a master peice that would stand for years to
come.Architecht Sir Charles Barry and gothic architect Augustus Pugin won the
competition and got the chance to design the new Palace of Westminster.The Palace
of Westminter is comonly known as the House of Parliament and holds the U.K
parliament, but used to be home to the royal famileys back in the medieval era.The
Palace of Westminster is a true piece of architectural history and is one of the first big
victorian/gothic structures in architectural history.
The Palace of Westminster was built in London,1835 and was completed in 1859.It
took about 24 years to construct, and it is a true piece of art that will stand for
years.The building stands alonside the River Thames in Westminster, giving it the
name The Palace of Westminster.One of the usages of the palace is to hold meetings
for the U.K Parliament

3. A Comparison Of The Devil And Tom Walker
In this story The devil and Tom Walker , the narrator tells a story he has heard
about a local man s dealings with the devil, which being Tom Walker, and the devil.
Tom Walker is a fellow that lives near a swamp not far from Boston Massachusetts.
He lives with his wife, both in misery, always arguing, and possibly has domestic
violence. I throw in domestic violence because quoted from the short story, Her voice
was often heard in wordy warfare with her husband; and his face sometimes showed
signs that their conflicts were not confined to words. basically he being the one to
take the grunt of the relationship.
But one day, he decides to be distant from the neighborhood and decides to take
what he calls a shortcut back to home, but through the swamps. The route he decided
to take was very grown, and had very many animals like tadpoles, snakes. Tom had
long been picking his way cautiously through this treacherous forest, and he was tired,
he eventually rested at a old piece of firm ground. Cutting through the swamps, he
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But scratch owns it, but offers it to Tom, but only for his soul. Tom went back to
his house and told his wife about what happened. His wife told him to accept his
dues, but Tom was undecided, and did not want to do it. Ole miss psycho wife
decides to do it her own stupid self. She took his and hers household valuable
items, and set sail to the swamp. Oh but she dies, its her own fault. Tom was
worried because she has his valuables. He set sail to find her but oh what do you
know, he found a apron think it was his valuables but what was it? Boom it was a
heart and a liver. It wasn t just important muscles, it was his wifes. She died trying
to make a deal with old scratch. Tom was not much affected by her disappearance,
he was more so relieved, but also pissed off for the fact that he lost his

4. Sojourner Truth Legend
Sojourner Truth is an American legend. She began life as a slave and ended her
life as an outgoing speaker and free woman. Sojourner led a very disadvantage life
but was able to rise above her hardships. Truth was a motivational speaker even
though she was not able to read or write. Sojourner Truth continues to impact lives
today through her works.
Isabella Baumfree was born in 1797 in Ulster County, New York (Women in
History). Isabella became widely known as Sojourner Truth. Sojourner s parents,
Elizabeth and James Baumfree were slaves. Her childhood was spent under the
watchful eyes of abusive masters. Her primary language during her childhood was
Dutch. At age nine, Sojourner was sold to John Neely. It was in this abusive
situation that she turned to religion. Religion was her refuge . Sojourner Truth had
at least five children between 1815 and 1827. Truth was sold several times and was
finally purchased by Isaac and Maria Van Wagenen in New York State. The Van
Wagenen s gave Sojourner her freedom in 1827. It was during this time that Truth
felt the call to preach (Women in History). In approximately 1829, she moved to New
York City with her youngest two children ( Sojourner Truth Encyclopedia
Britannica). The rest of her children had been sold as slaves (Women in History).
Sojourner Truth s legal name at this time was Isabella Van Wagener ( Sojourner Truth
Encyclopedia Britannica).
Sojourner Truth spent the next several years traveling and preaching (Butler, Mary
G.). During her travels, she met several important reformers and abolitionist of that
time such as William Lloyd Garrison, Susan B. Anthony, and Harriet Beecher
Stowe (Butler, Mary G.). While traveling, she lived and worked with many
different groups and associations (Women in History). She met and worked with
Olive Gilbert at an association created by abolitionists. This association
encouraged cooperative and productive labor. Olive Gilbert wrote The Narrative of
Sojourner Truth: A Northern Slave in 1850 with Truth dictating. C Span American
Writers article, Sojourner Truth , describes this book as a fractional biography of
Sojourner s life. It details the experiences she had as a slave and her spiritual change
which led her to become a

5. Snows Of Kilimanjaro By Ernest Hemingway
Snows of Kilimanjaro by Ernest Hemingway gives different viewpoints about
Hemingway s life and marriage. Hemingway gives the character Harry, who gets
an infection in his leg and is suffering from great pain, a different outlook on his
life when death gets involved. When describing such themes as death, infection and
the small and unimportant values of life, we see a different kind of Harry come out
of the story. A bashful, unkind, and shameful Harry is brought into our imagination
with such imagery, symbolism, flashbacks, and rude dialogues that Hemingway
writes about in Snows of Kilimanjaro. These dialogues make the reader rethink how
happy Harry really is with his marriage. Rude words being said to his wife Helen
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Another example of how Hemingway portrays Harry s dishonest and selfish
character is when he writes After he no longer meant what he said, his lies were
more successful with women than when he had told them the truth. It was not so
much that he lied as that there was no truth to tell (Hemingway, pg.7, line 18). This
quote illustrates that Harry does not completely dislike his marriage, but he
acknowledges he is a liar and dislikes the effect it had on him. The suffering Harry
endures due to the infection causes him to blame his laziness and loss of talent on
his failed relationships. Harry realizes his emphases on money instead of love caused
his writing skills to weaken. Harry states yes, your damned money was my armor.
My sword and my armor (Hemingway, pg.6, line 12). Hemingway gives great
imagery throughout this story using themes like death, infection, and flashbacks. He
gives the character Harry descriptive flashbacks throughout the story to convey past
experiences that made him happy. These flashbacks helped Harry survive a little
longer while fighting his infection and allowed him the opportunity to tell Helen the
truth about how his feelings for her. For example, on page 14 he describes a
flashback about a vacation after the war. He reminisces about how they went fishing,
hiking, and drank good cheap

6. Collin Powell Essay
Secretary of State Colin Luther Powell served as national security adviser to
President Ronald Reagan, and under President George Bush became the first African
American to serve as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1989 1993). In 2001 the
U.S. Senate confirmed him as the Secretary of State.
Colin Luther Powell was born in Harlem, New York City on April 5, 1937, the son
of a shipping clerk and a seamstress, both of whom were immigrants from Jamaica.
Powell spent most of his childhood in the South Bronx, then regarded as a step up
from Harlem. Despite the urgings of his parents that he should quot;strive for a good
education quot; in order to quot;make something quot; of his life, Powell remained an
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After additional service in Washington and an assignment as a brigade commander in
the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Powell returned to
Washington in the late 1970s, attaining the rank of major general and holding
advisory posts in the Pentagon and briefly in the Department of Energy. He next
served at Fort Carson, Colorado, and at Fort Leavenworth before becoming military
assistant to Weinberger, then secretaryof defense in the Reagan administration, in
1983. While Powell was assisting Weinberger, the National SecurityCouncil (NSC)
began looking at the possibility of sending American missiles to Iran in the hope of
expediting the release of American hostages in the Middle East and turned to Powell
to provide certain information about the missiles desired by Iran. Powell complied
but subsequently questioned the scheme in writing, reminding the NSC leadership
that there was a legal obligation to inform Congress of the proposed arms transfer.
When it was pointed out that the plan had presidential authorization, Powell did what
was requested of him. The illegal missile transfer was later exposed as a key element
in the controversial Iran Contra scandal. Powell s demonstrated record of opposition
to the illegality of the transfer and his excellent demeanor in testifying before
congressional investigating

7. Perseverance In Odysseus
Odysseus in The Odyssey displays a strong sense of loyalty and perseverance,
maintaining these strong moral characteristics despite the suffering he endures
throughout his journey to return home. After being absent for twenty years, held in
the city of Troy as Helios, the Sun God, took away the day of his homecoming (27),
that very year came in which the gods had spun for him his time of homecoming (27)
and Odysseusis faced with the task of returning to his home in Ithaka. However, this
challenge is not an easy one and Odysseus must use strength, determination, and
courage in order to make a successful return, keeping that perseverance upon his
return. Odysseus first displays perseverance when his homecoming is prevented by
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During his ventures to the underworld, he had encountered Tiresias, a Theban
prophet. Tiresias foretold that he would eventually do so, however, he warned him
that the god would make it hard for him...But even so, he still might come back,
after much suffering, if he could contain his own desire. (171) After being gone for
20 years and facing much misfortune, Odysseus successfully returns to Ithaka. The
perseverance that he had throughout his journey allowed him to face obstacles and
keep going until he reached his goal. However, now that he has reached it, instead
of being satisfied with returning, he continues this persistence, pushing on to reach
his final goal. Taking Tiresias advice, he does whatever it takes in order to
demolish the suitors. He enters the palace disguised as a beggar, the lowest form of
human life. As angry as he is with them, he maintains the strength to keep his
composure and disguise himself until the time is right. He must do what it takes to
outsmart them, even if this means losing his dignity. Upon entering the palace and
encountering the suitors, one of them becomes angry and kicks Odysseus on the
hip..Odysseus and his men successfully do so as they engage in battle, ridding the
palace of all suitors because they were destroyed by the doom of the gods and their
own hard actions...So by their own recklessness they have found a shameful death.
(332) Bringing this recklessness upon themselves, they went against the will of the
gods. Odysseus felt it necessary to kill all of them in order to bring justice to show
that this is not an acceptable action while taking

8. A Proposal For A Legalization Of Abortion
Executive Summary The purpose of this policy paper is to address the egregious
violation of rights that Ireland has submitted it s citizens to by outlawing abortion
procedures. This proposal calls primarily for a decriminalization of abortion and for
the government to examine the religiosity of both Ireland s political administration
and the cultural view of abortion. The 2013 Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act
fails to protect the maternal health of woman and is failing due to the vagueness in
language and inconsistency in implementation. That being said, the source of the
problem lies in the Eight Amendment of the Bunreacht na hÉireann, the Irish
Constitution, that defends that a fetus is an effective Irish citizen at the time of...
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Women can experience serious, life threatening, and sometimes fatal complications
during a pregnancy. The United Nations affirms that denying access to abortion
legally qualifies as torture as a dangerous pregnancy constitutes as an act by of severe
pain or suffering, whether physical or mental (Convention Against Torture).
Protection against this type of reproductive right violation is guaranteed by the The
Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women,
specifically Article 16.1; The Right to Decide the Number and Spacing of Children
(CEDAW). In December of 1985 Ireland acceded the Convention. Although Ireland
did not ratify CEDAW and the document is not legally binding, adhering to these
human rights norms is an expectation that is on place on all the UN Member States.
By criminalizing abortion Ireland violates these basic human rights and infringes on a
women s right to reproductive freedom
2. Origin/History of the Problem and Current Context
The Republic of Ireland has
been view in the international community as a morally conservative country
(Bloomer 368). Contraception only became available in 1973 and divorce was
prohibited until 1997. In 1983 the Eight Amendment to the Irish Constitution (Article
40.3.3) equated the life of an unborn child to that of it s mothers and thus abortion
was prohibited. Recently in 2013, the Irish government sought to try and appease
critiques of their strict abortion ban when the government passed

9. Gigli s Grand Theft Auto
Gigli s paper predicted the smash hit video game Grand Theft Auto pretty well
when describing low quality entertainment featuring violence, sexual content,
undesirable role models and lack of diversity . However, I thought much of her
paper is outdated and sees the ideal world through the eyes of her generation. The
Hunger Games (the books and the films) is a vision of the world through the eyes
of our generation. I will use this to address Gigli s concerns about the lack of
quality in and control over modern media. Before I do that, I would like to recap on
four of Gigli s concerns: The decreasing role of traditional sources of influence The
rise of individualism over collective achievement Young people thinking less for
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Our generation is not, and we trust family, friends and even strangers in digital
networks. Our generation does not trust advertising any more. We are most
influenced by each other. We have to make our own decisions. Gigli s paper did
not predict how the Internet would change lives. Young people created Facebook
and YouTube and all of a sudden we were the ones creating the media. When we
want to know what a word means, we look it up straight away on Urban Dictionary.
If the entry is not there, we create it. Katniss in the Hunger Games faced many
dangerous situations but the children did work together they shared information
and food. They cared for each other even though they knew that would have to kill
or be killed in the end. We look to our peers, not authority, for advice. The Hunger
Games is a very uplifting portrayal of youth. It is also very violent, disturbing and
disrespectful of authority. It echoes the way we use new media we don t trust, but
we share with others and learn from their experience. Gigli is overall wrong: yes,
there is a total lack of quality control now in media, but it works in the same way the
brain works. We belong to neural networks that provide uswith experience and advice
from there we make our own decisions. The society that Gigli feared was not being
protected has changed. Values she thought were important are not as useful

10. How Does Ingsoc Maintain Freedom In 1984 By George
Orwell
In Nineteen Eighty Four, by George Orwell, the government of Oceania implements
Newspeak as a way to control the public s language and thoughts. To support my
argument, I will first examine why Ingsoc would regulate this part of life in Oceania,
and what benefits this action offers to the party. For the second section, I will
examine how Ingsoc subtly destroys social interactions with language limitation.
Then, in the subsequent section I will be addressing how the governmentof Oceania
effectively rewrites history to benefit itself while using Newspeak. In the fourth
section, I will contradict some of the justifications for simplifying language, and how
over simplification can potentially be detrimental to humans. And the final section
will discuss how Ingsoc maintains power through generational indoctrination, and
how reality is controlled by the minds of the people. Overall, the implementation of
Newspeak, by Ingsoc, was completely successful in controlling the speech and
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The outcome of full implementation over generations was planned to make an
ignorant population. Ultimately it was hoped to make articulate speech issue from
the larynx without involving the higher brain centers at all. (Orwell 311) By
distancing speech from the mind, it would be harder for an individual to potentially
express thoughts that contradicted party positions. These thoughts become
problematic to the party when citizens are able to share them with each other. As
such, to maintain power, it is in the party s interest to sever communication between

11. The Greatest Horrors Of Wwii
Throughout history, humans have committed many atrocities against one another.
WWII was the birthplace for some of the worst crimes against humanity ever
committed. Often times, we view the United States as a hero in WWII; as a force
that fought on the side of good. However, the United States is not an exception
when it comes to detestable acts in WWII. Aside from Hiroshima and Nagasaki,
one of our worst acts as a superpower came during Japanese war crime investigations
after the war was over. During the trials of Unit 731, a deal was made with Ishii Shiro
that the government is still trying to cover up. First, it is important to review Unit
731 and the U.S cover up so that we may address more detailed issues concerning
this topic. We will then explore the government statements on the issue of medical
and military advances as a result of the deal, and explore evidence that provides a
contrary conclusion.
One of the greatest horrors of WWII, Unit 731, is often overlooked when talking
about WWII atrocities, perhaps because it is not taught in the secondary education
curriculum. Unit 731 was a top secret Japanese medical unit during the cold war that
focused on producing biological and bacteriological weapons during WWII. While
biological and bacteriological are, by many, considered to be inhumane in nature,
Unit 731 went even further by partaking in human experimentation in order to
achieve greater knowledge about these weapons, and to gain knowledge about
anything that might

12. The Peace Corps Stereotypes
As a dark curtain of Communism, an ever looming threat to the democracy and
capitalism held so dear to the West, spread over the world, America chose to combat
with a peaceful solution in the form of international youth volunteers. A stark contrast
to American stereotypes of using violence and warfare to achieve victory, the Peace
Corps provided a unique way for young people looking to further the United States
global position to avoid the bloodshed and gore of the battle field. By making peace
instead of war, the Peace Corps made a lasting impression upon its members, America,
and the world with its non violent founding in the midst of global tension, its
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Rather than turn to violence, Kennedy started a program of peace and aid that
allowed for Americans to add to the world. On a political standpoint, these trips
created strong diplomatic bonds for America in a global war of philosophies. To this
day, many consider the Peace Corps one of the Kennedy administration s greatest
legacies. By involving young adults in volunteerism of the less fortunate, the Peace
Corps was able to accomplish many of its goals, most pointedly removing American
stereotypes and killing the Soviet Union s communism with

13. I Felt A Funeral In My Brain Diction
In the first stanza the speaker talks about a funeral in her brain which indicates she
could be imagining a funeral of her own. The speaker mentions that in her
imagination she sees mourners coming to the funeral to mourn her death. It almost
seems as if she were trying to describe the mourners as if they were in disbelief but
the reality was slowly hitting them. Emily Dickinsonused the rhyme scheme ABAB in
this stanza. There is only one type of metaphor in this stanza which is when the
speaker says I felt a funeral in my brain (1). Emily uses this word play in order to
make the reader wonder why she is not seeing the funeral but instead feeling it.
The second stanza the speaker infers that she sees all the mourners being seated
and then a drum starts to progress the funeral. The drum that the speaker talks about
could be compared to a fading heartbeat as she says her mind is going numb, which
can indicate her spirit is fading away. Emily Dickinson stuck with the rhyme scheme
ABAB throughout this stanza as well. She also uses no metaphors or literary
devices in this stanza but she does incorporate wordplay. The speaker says they hear
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From an audience s point of view the chances of them hearing the paw bears lift the
box is slim and none. The only way to justifiably say you can hear a box being
lifted if you were in the box yourself, in this case being a casket. The rhyme scheme
stays ABAB throughout this stanza as well with a slight bit more of a twist in
word play. When the speaker says and creak across my soul(10) with those same
Boots of Lead, again (11), the reader can infer that the Emily is using this word play
to indicate that it feels like a heavy and unsubtle feeling is creeping across the
speaker s soul in the upcoming of the

14. What Is The Difference Between The Fourth Amendment
And...
Cyber Terrorism and Fourth Amendment
The Fourth Amendment (Amendment IV) to the United States Constitution
comprises the Bill of Rights that fundamentally accentuates upon the prohibition of
unreasonable searches and seizures and presses upon the presence of warrant to be
judicially sanctioned and supported by a probable cause. The law was basically
developed in response to the abuse of the writ of assistance.
This was basically a general type of warrant issued by the British government and was
a major source of tension in pre revolutionary America. The Fourth Amendment was
introduced in the US Congress in the year 1789 by James Madison, along with other
amendments that were later encompassed in the Bill of Rights. This was mainly in
response to Anti Federalist objections that were introduced in the new Constitution
(Wood, 2006). Congress submitted the necessary amendments that it needed were
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Fourth Amendment case law manages three focal inquiries: what government
exercises constitute hunt and seizure ; what constitutes reasonable justification for
these activities; and how infringement of Fourth Amendment rights ought to be
tended to. Early court choices constrained the alteration s degree to a law
implementation officer s physical interruption onto private property, yet with Katz v.
United States (1967), the Supreme Court held that its assurances, for example, the
warrant prerequisite, reach out to the protection of people and also physical areas.
Law implementation officers require a warrant for most pursuit and seizure exercises,
however the Court has characterized a progression of exemptions for assent quests,
engine vehicle pursuits, prove on display, critical circumstances, fringe looks, and
different

15. Narration Techniques Add Interest in Charles Brockden...
Narration Techniques Add Interest in Charles Brockden Brown s Wieland
In today s popular horror movies, one common element is that the audience always
knows what is going to happen. The main character, of course, is clueless. The girl
always runs up the stairs when she should be running out the door or into the woods
when she should be running to an open area. I am usually forced to yell in
exasperation at the TV screen, always hoping that the girl will hear me. Somehow,
she never does. Even though the audience can see the masked man standing around
the corner, the blond actress running in high heels is oblivious. These are the movies
that I can watch without being scared. The real terror comes whenever I am placed in
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The voices become terrifying to the reader only when they begin to affect Clara
personally. As Clara is trying to sleep one night, she is disturbed by a whisper,
which, at first, appeared to proceed from lips that were laid close to [her] ear (64).
Since there is no omniscient narrator to explain where these voices are coming from,
the reader is left to rationalize the possible explanations along with Clara. The
reader follows along with the processes of Clara s mind maybe it was uttered by
the girl who lived with me as a servant, all the doors are closed and bolted at nights,
maybe my imagination had transformed some casual noise into the voice of a
human creature (64 65). Just as Clara has convinced herself that there is no one in
the closet, and consequently assured the reader of the same, she hears a second
noise. Now Clara listens quietly as the voices in her closet discuss her murder.
With fear adding wings to [her] speed, Clara runs to her brother s home. For a
reader who has made a connection with the story, and especially with the narrator,
this scene would probably cause personal terror. From my own experience in reading
this story, I noticed that as Clara s mind began working faster and she began running,
I began reading faster. In

16. The Flight Of The Plane
On February 7, 2006, UPS flight number 1307, a regular night time package flight
from Atlanta to Philadelphia, had been a normal flight but, just after receiving
clearance to land on runway 27R, the flight crewmembers reported that they had a
smoke warning light come on. Smoke was coming out of the aircraft as it landed.
The flight crewmembers evacuated the airplane after it landed. The flight
crewmembers had minor injuries, and most of the cargo and the airplane were
destroyed by the fire after landing. The NTSB determined that the probable cause of
this accident was an in flight cargo fire that initiated from an unknown source, which
was most likely located within the cargo area. (flight safety, 2006)
On February 7, 2006, United Parcel Service Company (UPS) flight 1307, a
McDonnell Douglas DC 8 71F, N748UP, landed at Philadelphia International Airport
(PHL). Its first flight had been in 1967. UPS bought the airplane in 1985. The
airplane had accrued about 67,675 total flight hours and was equipped with four
CFM International CFM56 2C engines. In command of UPS flight 1307 was the
captain, age 59, was hired by UPS on September 19, 1988. The first officer, age 40,
was hired by UPS on February 19, 1996. UPS records indicated that the first officer
had accumulated 7,500 total flight hours, including 2,100 hours as second in
command in DC 8 airplanes. The flight engineer, age 61, was hired by UPS on
January 24, 1994. UPS records indicated that the flight engineer

17. Reaction Paper On Adiphene
There are many positive reviews and comments from the various users of
Adiphene and you surely are likely to have read about it. It is a popular weight loss
supplement made by the reliable company RDK Holding. The company is also the
manufacturer of the successful weight controlling pill Phen375. You will be
pleasantly surprised about the product once you finish reading this Adiphene review.
The pill is unique and is said to work in several different ways to achieve its target of
effectively reducing weight.
Word of caution:
Do not take the Adiphene course if you have any heart ailments or are a pregnant
lady or breastfeeding your child. In any case you will be in a better position if you
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Chitosan extracts: Chitosan works in your digestive system and controls fat
absorption lessening the fat content in your body. It binds the dietary fat from being
added to your body reducing the fat content in your belly.
9. Vitamin B6: Vitamins are active in every weight loss supplement. It breaks down
the food and burns the fat in our body. It also increases thyroid activity and increases
the availability of zinc and magnesium.
10. L Carnitine: A very useful ingredient that allows easy breakdown of fats. It burns
calories and eliminates fat accumulation in liver and heart helping in concentration
and overall performance.
11 Ginger roots: It is a detoxicant that maintains and improves your digestive system.
It quickens the process of burning fat in your body.
12. Kanjac root: Also called glucomannan is a natural fiber that cannot be digested by
our stomach easily. It keeps the stomach full and suppresses appetite.
How are you benefitted:
Adiphene reviews have reconfirmed the innumerable benefits which include:
Safe weight loss method with natural ingredients
An improved digestive system
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Repair of damaged body cells and tissues
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18. Using Trademe As My Case
I have chosen to use TradeMe as my case. TradeMe is an online website that
connects sellers to buyers and also buyers to sellers. TradeMe is the middle man or
connection between both parties. The selling of goods or services works through
an auction system instead of the classic, one price and that is it. This system
benefits both buyers and sellers, the buyer can get products for cheap and sellers
could also get a lot more than anticipated from their goods or services. TradeMe is a
New Zealand based website and has quickly became a very popular site, having over
3.9 million active users, and 7.7 thousand peoplevisiting the site every day (TradeMe,
April 2016).
New New media is communication channels that have been created recently. These
channels interact with the user and give the user the ability to talk and
communicate between other users in real time. Social networking is a prime
example of new new media, blogs, Twitter or even YouTube all fall into the
category of new new media, were as emails would fall into new media due to their
introduction times and limiting factors. New new media summed up is users
interacting with other users on a massive scale. Let us single out YouTube as an
example, YouTube gives users with massive interaction through: likes, dislikes,
shares, favourites or even reports. The content creators can get feedback in many
different forms on their creations, the biggest feedback tool being the comments
section, were users can share their ideas,

19. Lead Poisoning Dating From Greece And Spain
Lead Poisoning Dating back to 3000 BC large mines in Greece and Spain had
contributed to the global distribution of lead. One of the first societies to use lead
widely was the Roman Empire, even the common connection of lead towards
plumbing comes from the word plumbum which means lead in Latin. Because of
leads sweetened taste, the Romans used it in their wine which was shipped all across
Europe. Even in those times there were reports that leadcaused severe colic, anemia,
and gout (Lah). Coming to the modern days, it was discovered that lead was an
excellent additive for paint. In the 1900 s lead had become a part of the modern
lifestyle, it could be found in household items, eating utensils, children s toys, baby
cribs, and gasoline and pipes. Upon discovering the negative side effects of lead;
France, Belgium, and Austria banned lead interior paint in 1909. Then by 1922 the
League of Nations had banned lead paint completely. Despite all the records
showing how awful lead poisoning can be it wasn t until 1971 that the U.S. had
phased out lead based paint with the Lead Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Act. In
this act Title 42 Chapter 63 Subchapter IV states; (A) Prohibits the application of
lead based paint on cooking utensil, drinking utensil, or eating utensil manufactured
and distributed after January 13, 1971. (B) The Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development shall take steps and impose such conditions as may be necessary or
appropriate to prohibit the use of

20. PSYC 250 Reflection Paper
I hypothesize that professors who are knowledgeable and passionate about the
material they are teaching will be prepared and ensure students are learning the
material. I also hypothesize that students who have taken the Psyc 250 course will
recommend the course to other CSUB students. The variables of the study were a
level of passion, preparedness, explanation of material, knowledgeof instructor,
instructor involvement, a level of preparedness of instructor, homework assignments,
the speed of lecturer, and instructor availability to assist students outside of class. The
inspiration for this study came from the desire to know whether a professor s
knowledge, passion, and deliverance would increase a students learningabilities and
increase the likelihood for students to encourage other peers to take the course....
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Methods Who were your participants? How were they sampled? How was your
survey created? How was data collected? Participants consisted of CSUB students
who have taken the PSYC 250 Course. Participants were sampled by university,
course, and instructor. Survey was created by incorporating questions comprised of
various variables to determine student s attitudes toward the course and professor,
and assimilated into a survey. Data was collected through a survey comprised of
eight questions, and provided to students currently in the PSYC 250 course via
survey monkey. iii. Results provide an APA style results section, including
descriptive (n, mean, standard deviation) and inferential results (r, t, F, and p). iv.
Discussion Discuss what the results mean for the real world (implications of your
study), and discuss what you would do to improve your study (the limitations of your

21. My Academic Award Scholarship
Academic Award Scholarship My dream has always been to work with kids, but
once I got older and started paying more attention to the people at my doctor s
office, I immediately admired their career and how happy their job made them. I
was stunned by how one doctor could make a baby stop crying after giving them a
shot to make them feel better or how they could help a little girl stop sneezing and
coughing, this inspired my secondary educationplans. From that moment on, I knew
that I was meant to be a pediatrician. I plan to attend the University of Georgia,
Mercer University, Charleston Southern University or Clemson University in the fall
of 2017 majoring in biology/pre medicine. I am currently a member of National
Honor Society and National

22. Darlene Cheryl Herr
It was a brisk day at Saint Mary s Hospital in Albuquerque, New Mexico on January
16, 1949, the day that Darlene Cheryl Herr was born small and fragile to Charles
Herr and Maria Apodaca into the big, strong world. Without the support of her two
brothers Charles Herr, and Harry Herr, two step brothers Lester Herr, and James
Herr, and her parents, she may never have became the brave, intelligent and well
mannered person that she is today.
With her father working as a custodian for the National Army Guard, the family
sometimes moved from place to place. In 1960 the family moved from New
Mexico to California. In order to support his family, Charles had to pick up another
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Six years later, after praying for a son, Michael s wish came true. His baby boy
was born on March 1, 1975 and was named Michael Martin Pickem Junior. To make
this birth better yet this was Michael Senior s birthday. So in dedication, they
named their new son after MIchael Pickem Sr. Twelve years later on June 7, 1987,
Darlene and Michael s fourth and final child was born, a beautiful baby girl who
they decided to name Rebecca Ann Pickem . Kristine and Rebecca both share the
same

23. Language Is A Method Of Human Communication
Language is a method of human communication, one of the most important things
all humans have in common. In Dillon s Grammar Repair textbook, she mentions
that language is power and those who can exercise its power possess a greater
share of life s privileges across the board (1). Language greatly defines the person
and how they are deceived by others. In the essays Mother Tongue, The Meanings of
a Word, and But What Do You Mean? language
is depicted as a controller of our lives
in the workplace and our community. The individual s communicationmethods
dominated their impressions on society. In Tan s essay, Mother Tongue, she
explains her use of mother tongue, not only as the language her mother speaks but
the language she grew up with and still uses even with her husband. Amy writes
how her mother s limited English has not only limited her mother but the way the
world sees and judges her. In her essay she states that she has described her mother
s language as broken or fractured English (Tan 264). Labeling one s English as
broken can often label the speaker as incoherent and uneducated. Just like Tan s
mother, many who speak an imperfect language are often overlooked and ignored
in our society. Language, although its purpose is to unite us, can very much as well
as be used to alienate an individual. It is key to establish and define our identity and
our place in the world but if we are constantly excluding people with limited English
skills than we are

24. C200 Exam Essay
1. In President Obama s speech at West Point, he announced that 30,000 additional
troops would be sent to Afghanistan. He made this decision because he said it was
vital to the United States national interest. The vital national interest at risk in
President Obama s address is the security and safety of the American people as well
as the security of our allies and the common security of the world. By involving the
military and increasing the troop strength, President Obama can achieve the
objectives of his strategy. His objectives are to keep the Taliban from becoming
powerful, prevent them from government rule, improve Afghanistan security forces
and government so they can manage their own country and prevent Al Qaeda from...
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In order to advance the vital interests of the United States, we need a military that is
equipped with best of everything and the backing of a nation to use them to defend
our national interests and goals when needed.
2. The National Defense Strategy (NDS) counterbalances the Defense Departments
tendency to focus on winning conventional conflicts rather than irregular wars by
empowering those small nations to improve the security of their countries to prevent
conflicts from happening. The NDS focuses on the different irregular warfare tactics
that can be used by our enemies in the strategic environment. It gives us guidance on
what we need to do to prevent the use of these irregular warfare tactics. It was not
until the last decade that the U.S. military started fighting the irregular wars; our
Special Forces units were the ones that were fighting the unconventional wars. The
U.S. military has had a difficult time changing its focus on fighting conventional wars
to fighting irregular wars. During the Vietnam War, the U.S. military became very
experienced in guerrilla warfare tactics. However, when that war ended the focus
shifted back to fighting the conventional wars and that experience was lost. Now,
because of the lack of experience, the U.S. military is having a difficult time fighting
the unconventional wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. The 2008 NDS attempts to
counterbalance the focus on conventional wars by emphasizing

25. Irrational Decisions In Huck Finn
Through the novel we notice that both characters have a tendency to make
irrational and irresponsible decisions. Such as Pap who is not a good role model
to Huck as he beats his son and tends to be drunk most of the time throughout the
novel. This shows Pap as an irresponsible human being making irrational decisions.
Another good example is Although Huck is not a drunk or fights with others, he
still makes ignorant mistakes. Such as in chapter 10, Huck kills a rattlesnake to
play a prank on Jim by leaving it on Jim s bed but the snakes mate joins the dead
partner and when Jim gets into bed it bites him. Huck later realizes he had forgot
about placing the snake there and to make it worst he says that all comes of my
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In the story we find that Huck has been living with a lady named Willow Douglas,
who happens to be his legal guardian. She is the reason Huck is civilized but he is
truly agitated by her because he cannot live freely and always has to follow her
rules and manners. In chapter 8 Pap tells Huck that people think there should be
another trail so your guardian can be the Widow, Huck is shaken by this through
and says I didn t want to go back to the widow s any more and be sivilized (Twain
134). Huck also wants to free from his father because he does not like the way his
old man treats him by locking him up and physically abusing him. We notice the
insane violence when Huck says Pap chased me round and round the place, with a
clasp knife, calling me the Angel of Death and saying he would kill me and then I
couldn t come for him no more (Twain 138). Pap Finn is also on the same boat of
wanting freedom because all he wants is the money that his son has to buy alcohol.
He does not care of about his son and he does not want to take any responsibilities
for anything, he just wants to be intoxicated and waste his life. The best criticism
towards Pap is given by Jim when he tells Huck Yo ole father doan know, yit, what
s he s a gwyne to do (Twain 131). This means that Pap does not have his life figured
out because he does not want to take responsibility and thus be

26. Natural Childbirth is Superior to Drug Induced Childbirth...
I remember when my water bag broke; it was August 12, 1992, and the time was
12:15am.I was very excited that I would see my new baby on her due date. I did
what the child birthing book recommended. I woke my husband up and told him to
call the hospital. In the meantime I decided to take a shower. I was pretty calm
because I didn t have any contractions. I wore my best maternity outfit and was
spruced up compared to my husband. I even put on some perfume. You see, we had
just gone to bed at 11:30 that night. My husband looked a little worse for wear. We
got to the hospital and then were led into the maternity room. The room looked a
little dingy with its yellow light and peeling paint. The hospital bed was small and
narrow. I got scared,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I recall tugging at my nether lands, and a swoop of hands into my womb. The doctors
got the baby and she let out a cry that sounded triumphant. They showed me the
baby and it seemed like they whisked her away too quickly. There is a fog around
the edges of that memory. The doctors said that my baby was doing fine. My body
started to shake and wouldn t stop. I was wheeled into recovery and then all was
dark. I didn t bond with my baby until the next morning seven hours later. She was
beautiful but I felt very unfulfilled.
Four years later, I got pregnant. I was nervous, scared and anxious. The doctor I
saw said that I could have a VBAC(vaginal birth after c section). I raided the library
and read books on that subject. It was then I found out that the United States had the
highest incidence of C sections in the world. Research shows that epidurals increase
the use of other interventions that themselves carry risks. These interventions include
electronic fetal monitoring (which has shown to increase the likelihood of a cesarean
without improving outcome), I. V oxytocin, and instrumental delivery. Epidurals also
deprive women of a sense of mastery over labor. Goer, Henci. Epidurals Myth Vs
Reality. Childbirth Instructor Magazine Winter 1995: 17 22
I prepared myself mentally, physically and spiritually for the birth of my second
child. I decided to become a better consumer by educating myself with all the child
birthing techniques that were

27. A Theme of the Opera in Bel Canto by Ann Patchett
Bel Canto by Ann Patchett The theme of the novel draws its most core intensities
from the art of opera. Patchett fantastically utilizes the language and the pathos of
music for the examination of jungle born revolutionaries and the international
hostages. This novel reflects our extraordinary aptitude to structure emotional
associations in improbable and shaky ways. Manette Ansay, author of Midnight
Champagne says: Let me put this plainly: Ann Patchetthas written the best book I
have read in a long, long time. Bel Canto is a masterpiece to its title, a beautiful
song, and a broad, bold entirely original love story destined to become an
international classic. This is the book we all wait for, the one we thrust into the
hands of friends, saying, You ve got to read this! You ve got to read this now!
According to The New York Times Book Review: Expect miracles when you read
Ann Patchett s fiction. The plot captures the attention right from the opening. The
action begins with the very first sentence of the novelas the lights drop out during a
party at the mansion of the vice president of a poor revolution torn South American
country and suddenly a band of terrorists flood in the room from the upstairs, from
behind curtains, through the doors, and even from inside the heating vents. Terrorists
were aimed at kidnapping the country s president, but their ambition and the whole
strategy is hindered when they discovered that he was not among the guests. The

28. Descent From The Cross
1.The first art work being discussed is The Descent from the Cross and was painted
by Rosso Fiorentino. This painting was created in 1521 and is oil on panel. This
painting was commissioned for the Chapel of the Compagnia della Croce di Giorno
in the church of San Francisco in Volterra. This painting is in the style is very
idiosyncratic. The second paintingthat is being looked at is called The Last Supper
and was created by Jacopo Robusti who goes by Tintoretto. Tintoretto created this
painting in 1594 and was oil on canvas. This painting is in a style of more
expressiveness and less realistic in these effects. This painting is located in San
Giorgio Maggiore.
2.The first painting The Descent from the Cross has a certain element that

29. Confidentiality In Health And Social Care Essay
Introduction In the UK, all the people who are using the health services are expectant
that the providers of care should be able to treat most of their information with a lot
of confidentiality. The relationship between most of the doctors and the patients has
to be built on trust and this is enhanced by the way the doctors treat patient
information and data. The doctors have to keep the patient information very
confidential because this can lead to a great relationship existing between them.
Confidentiality of patient information has been the most important thing for the
medical practice for a long period of time (council, 2009). Therefore, the patients
should be able to tell the truth about their intimate matters because the doctor s
profession requires them to keep the information confidential. This is very important
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A team of experts has to be given the mandate to take care of their information and
they are entrusted to share the information effectively and reliably when they are
required to do that. The information must not be leaked beyond the care officers,
instead, it has to be shared among the care officers in order to enhance the experience
of the provision of care. The patients have to be placed in an environment where they
share confidential information with doctors and the nurses without any fear that their
information is going to be disclosed to other people. The services cannot work
effectively without trust existing between the doctor and the nurses and therefore,
building trust is the first step towards the establishment of confidentiality. All the
health care organizations in the UK have to succeed in the provision of
confidentiality of information if they do not want to fail the people who they serve in
the community. This research provides the set of laws guiding the confidentiality of
patient information in the health sector in the

30. The Implementation Of The Compliance Plan
Introduction. Here at O Kelly Medical Practice it is our goal to maintain an
effective compliance plan that is in accordance with the compliance program
guidance that is set by the Office of Inspector General, U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services. The purpose of this compliance plan is to avoid and identify
any violations of both law and company policy (hcma consulting.com). Compliance
Plan Objectives. The basic objectives to this compliance plan are as follows. The
first is to prevent any fraud and abuse. This is accomplished through a formal
process to discover, inspect, fix, as well as prevent violations that affect any
reimbursement for healthcare services rendered. The next objective is to make
sure that our compliance is in accordance with all applicable laws including
federal, state, and local. We will also help to defend this practice during any
investigation or prosecution for fraud by validating compliant behavior, therefore
reducing fines or prosecution (Valerius). Standards of Conduct. O Kelly Medical
Practice has implemented many standards of conduct in order to prevent fraud and
abuse by providing guidelines needed in order to work in areas at risk of these
violations. These standards of conduct apply equally to all employees, and it is the
employee s responsibility to familiarize themselves with these standards in order to
apply them to their day to day work. Acceptance of these standards is a mandatory
part of employment. These standards include

31. Differences And Similarities Between The Anti-Federalists...
Anti Federalists Vs FederalistsDuring 1787 to 1789, I believe that it would have
been better to side with the anti federalists because they believed in a more free form
of government. The anti federalists would rather live an agrarian lifestyle instead of
being so uptight with their government standing over them. They also believed that
the Constitution was lacking bill of rights which is the most important thing that it
should obtain. The last thing that they argued that would help us be more free was
for the government to not have just one president but many leaders so that the
people s voice would be heard. An agrarian lifestyle is that of like Dairyville.
Everybody gets long and helps their neighbor out without expecting money or without

32. Fox Police Department Case Study
On September 1, 2015 in Fox Lake, Illinois, Lieutenant Charles Joseph Gliniewicz a
30 year police veteran (Antlfinger, 2015) of the Lake Fox Police Department was
shot and killed by three suspects. According to Deputy Chris Covelli of the Lake
County Sheriff s Department, Tuesday morning, around 7:50 a.m., the officer radioed
he was pursuing three suspects, after looking into their suspicious activity ( Manhunt
In Fox Lake After PoliceOfficer Shot And Killed , 2015). Lt. Gliniewicz had spotted
the three suspects on his way to work along a roadway with nothing around but open
fields and abandoned looking businesses (Antlfinger, 2015). Lt. Gliniewicz told
dispatchers the men ran into a swampy area, and he requested a second unit

33. Lily Cox-Richard Analysis
Lily Cox Richard is a sculpture, as well as a metal smither. Lily is very interested
in metaphors and analogizes. All of her works of art consist of a metaphor. She has
used a variety of materials, including plaster, marble, and copper. Lily spent two
months living and working in an Austrian quarry to figure out plaster and marble
sculptures. Lily s presentation began with belt buckles. Her inspiration were the
truck drivers that she had meet on the road. A belt buckle gives a sense of identity
about the person who is wearing it in an awkward part of the body. She used
American history, Contemporary American Culture, and personal stories from the
truck drivers as inspiration when designing the belt buckles. Lily has an exhibit on
lightning.

34. Lgbt Rights Movement For Lgbt Adults
This summer, the Supreme Court states that gay and lesbian Americans have the
right to get married. This is certainly an important step in the new Civil Rights
movement for LGBT equality, and has led to a more perfect United States.
However, LGBT people are still not completely free from discrimination and abuse,
there is much more society can, and should do, in order to advance LGBTequality. In
order to advance the cause of LGBT equality, society must create and enforce federal
LGBT worker protections in order to protect LGBT adults and must ban gay
conversion therapy in order to protect LGBT children. Federal LGBT worker
protections would protect civil liberties, incentivize society to become more tolerant,
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The message that America would send by passing ENDA would be that a person s
sexual orientation, much like their race and sex, is an aspect of their personhood that
should not impair their ability to receive employment.
Some state than ENDA would hurt economic growth, and small business owners
will be hurt by additional government rules. However, ENDA would actually
promote economic growth. As Crosby Burns states in his article on the LGBT
policy journal at the Harvard Kennedy school, ENDA would increase business
efficiency, allowing them [LGBT employees] to focus on completing their core
workplace responsibilities rather than censoring themselves out of fear of unfairness
and discrimination. Making businesses liable for discriminatory practices within
their hiring process will help make LGBT employees more effective, and will help
the business as a whole. ENDA would help corporations avoid lawsuits, as it would
provide clarity and uniformity into the legal system and ultimately help firms avoid
costly discrimination related lawsuits (Burns).
The best refutation of ENDA is the religious right s argument. The idea of a
Christian couple being forced to hire LGBT adults, and in the process, violating
their conscience, some say, is a clear violation of religious liberty. However, that is
not the case, since ENDA clearly has a religious exception.

35. Perfect Day For Bananafish
The 1940 s were a significant period in American history. By 1939, The Great
Depression was coming to an end and there were new changes being made in
society. In entertainment, for the first time there were color motion pictures, and
singers like Frank Sinatra were influencing and bringing together a younger
audience. There was a sense of positivity that was coming back to America. All of
that changed on December 7th 1941. Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor crippling
the Pacific fleet and sending the United Statesinto World War II. Fueled by the
attack, many young men enlisted to join the U.S. Military. There was a sense of
pride and dedication in many of those men. They felt it was their obligation and
duty to serve their country, and to some extent, bring justice. They found out that
war is hell. Many soldiers came back from World War II as completely different
people. The carnage, conditions on the battlefields, and the emotional drains of war
were elements these men had to carry with them. How were they able to cope with
these psychological changes once they got back home to their families? In J.D.
Salinger s short story, A Perfect Day for Bananafish we get a glimpse into one... Show
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This is the first vacation I ve had in years, and I m not going to just pack everything
and come home, said the girl. I couldn t travel now anyway. I m so sunburned I can
hardly move.
Seymour lost who he was. His wife Murial was denying it, but everyone around
knew what was going on, especially with the signs earlier on in the book. I believe
it was only when he talked to the little girl Sybil that it brought some humanity back
to him. You see his playful nature when he replies to Sybil s claim that she saw a
bananafish, My God, no! said the young man. Did he have any bananas in his mouth?
(Salinger). Naturally, fish don t carry bananas in their mouth, but that little bit of
playfulness showed that Seymor still had some normalcy in

36. The Components Of A Triple Bottom Line
1)
A. The most frequently quoted definition of Sustainable Development states the
following, Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the
present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own
needs .
B. The quote is cited from Our Common Future, which is also widely known as the
Brundtland Report.
C. Within sustainable development are two key concepts:
1Needs: High priority should be given in particular to the essential needs of the
world s poor. We cannot neglect the poor or the needy
2Limitations: The idea that is compelled by the ever growing technology and social
organizations on the environment s capacity to meet both our present and future
needs. Resource exploitation to meet present needs is not a sustainable solution
2) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_bottom_line )
A.The three components of Triple Bottom Line are as follows:
1.People: Pertains to be fair i.e. seeking to provide benefit to many constituencies
and not to exploit or endanger any group or community. In other words, think also of
social well being along with personal gains
2.Planet: Minimize ecological footprints by, carefully managing consumption of
energy and non renewables while reducing manufacturing waste as well as rendering
less toxic waste back into the environment through proper disposal. In other words,
managing natural resources efficiently for both the present and future needs
3.Profit: Real economic benefit enjoyed by

37. Kappa Gamma Vaternity Summary
This agreement made as of the day of
, 20
, by Chapter (the chapter ) of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity
(the Fraternity ) and its members.
1.According to the Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity Standing Rules, Rule XVI.,
Section 1, chapters may establish policies on visitation, generally understood as
allowing men in rooms of a chapter facility other than those designated as public
areas ( visitation ), with permission of the Fraternity granted by the Risk Management
Specialist in consultation with the Risk Management Director.
2.Standing Rule XVI provides that a chapter seeking permission to adopt a policy on
Visitation must sign a Fraternity Visitation Indemnification Agreement.
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By approving the policy and this agreement, the members of the chapter authorize the
chapter President to sign this agreement on their behalf and individually agree to be
bound as follows:
a.Each member shall abide by the policy as approved by the Risk Management
Specialist.
b.Each member shall be personally responsible for the conduct of her guest(s) while
in the chapter facility, including during visitation, and for seeing her guest(s) out
promptly at the conclusion of visitation.
c.Each member releases the Fraternity, the house corporation or association, the
Advisory Board and its respective officers, employees, and agents from liability for
any loss, expense, damage, injury or cost of any kind whatsoever incurred by the
chapter, the member or any of her guest(s) arising out of or in connection with the
policy or visitation, it being understood and agreed that the responsibility for the
policy and visitation rests solely with the chapter and its

38. The Public Broadcasting Service At The Super Bowl
Halftime
The Public Broadcasting Service which was founded in 1970 was the first network
to ever show nudity on television. Once in 1975 and a rerun in 1986, ever since
then it had been escalating. It started off with full frontal female nudity, at the time
it wasn t too bothersome, but since then, time has been changing. As of 2004 and
because of Janet Jackson s breast during the live performance at the super bowl
halftime show caused a moral panic causing the Federal Communications
Commissions to make their rules stricter and all because of the public pressure. Due
to this premium channels such as ShowTime and HBO who let you watch TV over
the cable without ads decided to be more bold and ballsy by providing content not
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Anyone who has seen the show will tell you that it is about a man addicted to
alcohol, drugs and sex. At times it may seem like he is selfish and fears no
consequences for his actions. Some may even say he is a womanizer who doesn t
respect or even care for the women he speaks to.As the show goes on, it is clear
that there is more to Hank than just booze, cigarettes and females. He is still in
love with his ex; Karen who is played by Natascha McElhone. He is a father of a 12
year old girl named Becca whom he shares with Karen, the love of his life, or so he
thinks. After moving to Los Angeles, he suffers from writer s block and gets
caught up in the cities superficiality and shallowness. This causes Hank to get
deeper into his self destructive tendencies. The relationship he has with his
daughter is quite abnormal, although she is 12 she s been exposed to more mature
things which has caused her to grow up a bit quicker. Hank being the alcoholic he
is falls asleep on the couch during his turn to take of Becca. She gives him a
blanket, blanket, and even makes breakfast for him in the mornings. Becca even
asks about Hank s vasectomy he gets done in one episode and asks him how the
boys are doing . To most people this would seem a bit inappropriate and even child
neglect. In the first episode, it starts off with Hank running out of a woman s bed
whose husband just got home. First thing being portrayed could be is that he has no
morals, why

39. A Rhetorical Analysis Of Honda
The appeal and policy of Honda advertisement We all need a vehicle at some point
in our lives. The variety of cars makes it hard to choose one particular vehicle. The
online Honda advertisement consists of images and text that delivered meanings
and hidden messages to an audience looking to buy a car. The article is trying to
convince an audience to buy such quality vehicles. The messages mainly aim for
consumers, who need a basic and reliable car, for which applies to the majority of
Americans especially teens. The article reads, no down payment necessary. By
engaging of consumers wants in particular ways. The advertisement delivers
information about Honda vehicles being better in quality, reliability, and affordability
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The image attracts a reader attention without actually reading the actual text. The
articles talk about several different models of Hondas, yet all models tend to have a
picture drawn for them. The author wants to assure audience know the models
name and the evolution of Honda. The narrator establishes ideas to keep in mind
before buying a vehicle such as, look into financial risks and how to avoid debt.
Also the actual text goes very well along the image. The text provides examples
and support of the image, for the article talks about each model and what is
equipped with. For instance, Honda civic lx 2013, Honda CVT and Honda accord.
The models differentiate in size, mileage, engine specs and fuel efficiency etc. Also
the amount of horsepower in certain models. Americans cars on a national scale
possessed a great reputation when it comes to reliability and

40. Business Law Problems
1.What are the four elements of a valid contract? A contract is an agreement between
parties, with terms and conditions that describe the agreement that constitutes a legal
obligation (All Business). A valid contract requires four elements and these are:
a.Mutual agreement В– there must be a meeting of the minds between parties. There
should be an offer and an acceptance. There should be an agreement to enter into the
contract b.Consideration meaning that every party is conferring a benefit on the
other party or himself sustaining a recognizable detriment, such as a reduction of the
party s alternative courses of action where the party would otherwise be free to act
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Cost of contracting will be lower which will definitely impact businesses. Another
impact of electronic contracting is the impact on government regulations. With the
advent of this new kind of contracting, governments would also have to update their
regulations to adapt to electronic contracting. In order for electronic contracting to
work, the necessary support and infrastructure should also be implemented. There
should be firmer and specific laws to regulate these kinds of transactions. 2.What are
the potential pitfalls you see with electronic contracting? One major pitfall of
electronic contracting is the potential legal impact that can ensure from such
negotiation. Currently, not all states have an electronic contracting law. As such,
these contracts may not be recognized by everybody. Also, the admissibility of
evidence of an electronic record or signature may be unconstitutional; contracting
parties should consider adding clauses expressly providing for the admissibility of the
constituent electronic records (Reid Priest). Another pitfall that could ensure from
electronic contracting is the huge possibility of fraud and mistake which is
minimized in traditional contracts. Also, ecommerce information has the potential of
being used improperly. Assignment Name:Unit 4 Discussion Board 1.Is the
International Court of Justice the first world

41. Bed And Breakfast Of Indi Emerging Opportunities
Bed and Breakfast in India Emerging Opportunities
BY: Dr. GG Saxena
Chapter One
Introduction to the concept of Bed and Breakfast stay
Hotel s stays followed by other accommodation are essential for a traveler visit. This
gave rise to a new concept known as Bread and Breakfast. The term Bed and
Breakfast first evolved in England, Scotland and Ireland whereas terms such as
paradors, pensions, gasthaus, minskukus, shukukos and pousados have been
widely used by various Americans and Europeans. B B have been recognized in
many well known countries like Europe and USA since ages. Therefore, it is to
believe that B B is not a new concept. According to studies, Monasteries used to
serve bread and breakfast (spending nights in native people houses rather than hotels)
for travelers and they still do in some parts of the world.
Understanding B B: Definitions
The subsequent definitions are used by the American Bed Breakfast Association:
B B Home Stay: A private, owner occupied residence in visitors is incidental to the
primary use of the building as a private residence. One to five guest rooms are made
available to transient visitors and provide supplemental income for hosts. Breakfast
is the only meal served and is included in the charge for the room.
B B Inn: A commercially licensed business operated in a building that primarily
provides overnight accommodations to the public even though the owner may live
on the premises. Guest rooms for a B B Inn range

42. Implications Of Consumer Location Based Services Apps
Implications of consumer location based services apps
Introduction
Location based services (LBS) have been on the rise since public access to
positioning technologies. These services are increasingly being used on mobile
devices. Between 2010 and 2013 mobile internet usage increased 359%, whereas
desktop internet usage only increased by 4% (Ju Young, Johnson, Mee Mun, 2015).
LBS create an augmented reality by adding and integrating information to real world
experiences (Pedrana, 2014). LBS apps, such as Grindr, Yelp and Foursquare, use the
geographic location of their users to provide or augment an activity. Although these
consumer and social marketing based apps have benefits such as increased sense of
community, access to information ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The app is not only a way for gay men to have a dating experience, but it also puts
members of this community in contact with each other as a place to find help or
support. If someone cannot find their place in a gay community in their area, they
can turn to Grindr as a way to locate individuals. This app brings together
overlapping communities, putting people with similar sexualities and locations in
contact (Shotwell, 2011). In this regard, it is beneficial to provide specific
demographics with LBS apps as a way to create a new space for the community to
connect. Although there are benefits to the location based nature of Grindr, we must
remain critical of the privacy issues and social implications of the app. Grindr s
privacy policy states that third parties, such as advertisers and partners, may access
user information and that Grindr expressly disclaim[s] responsibility for information
collected through them (Grindr, 2015). User information that can be accessed by
Grindr and third parties includes names, photos, height, weight, email address and
so on. Some may not be bothered by this, but there are serious implications to
consider. Legal and social rights need to be considered regarding the collection of
personal information, as it can be used and exploited in many ways (Wilken, 2014).
Commercial exploitation can occur by selling personal data, and using to reduce
transparency and influence consumers.
Yelp
Yelp is a mobile app that aims to connect

43. The Effects of Globalization on Social Work Practices Essay
Globalisation is a broad term that is often defined in economic factors alone. The
Dictionary at merriam webster.com describes globalisation as the process of
enabling financial markets to operate internationally, largely as a result of
deregulation and improved communication. Also due to deregulation on the
financial market, multi national companies are free to trade and move their
businesses to areas where a higher return or profit can be achieved. New technology
also enables companies to relocate to areas where labour costs are lower, for
instance movement of call centre jobs from the UK to India. Lyons (2006) suggests
that globalisation creates push and pull factors. Pull factors may include the
recruitment drive of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There have been implications on social work practice a result of globalisation. Due
to a greater availability of rapid transport it has become easier to cross borders. This
brings new social problems for the profession such as human trafficking and
migration of asylum seekers and refugees from war torn countries, creating a greater
demand on services. The Commonwealth of Australia report (2007) indicates that
since civil war broke out in Sudan in 1956, nearly two million people have been
displaced and two hundred thousand people have died.
Refugees, asylum seekers and UASC are terms which are often used interchangeably
but have different legal definitions (Ruxton, 1996). For the purpose of this
assignment it is important to differentiate between these terms. A refugeeis a person
owing to a well founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion,
nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion, is outside
the country of his nationality, and is unable to or, owing to such fear, is unwilling to
avail himself of the protection of that country... (Article 1 of the United Convention of
Human Rights, 1951). An asylum seeker is a person who has left their country of
origin, has applied for recognition as a refugee in

44. The Importance Of Oligarchs
Oligarchs are rulers in an oligarchy that devote all of their material power resources
to things such as income defense. They defend wealth by implementing certain
policies in addition to their resources, to suit their needs. Income defense is
thought to be a political challenge, but with a strong system of laws in play,
property rights can help provide strong protections for what is owned. However,
the property must be secured in a certain manner for a shift to occur. If property is
not attacked and taken by the state without cause or compensation, nor can be
threated laterally by other oligarchs or by the masses of non propertied citizens,
there is a shift for oligarchs in the politics of wealth defense away from engaging in
the coercion

45. Benefits Of Emt-Paramedic
Also, EMT paramedics should make way more money because they do a
dangerous job that saves lives and they do not even make a decent living. 31,000
dollars per year may not seem like that little of an amount of money, but if it is a
family of six and an EMT paramedic is the only one working in the family, they are
actually below the poverty level. Money is not the most important thing about a
career, but when I learned that the people who saved my life do not even make, on
average, fifteen dollars an hour, I was shocked. Making that kind of money would
make it difficult to provide for a family, so the spouse would also most likely have to
work in order to make a decent family income. A household with a first responder
should easily make six

46. Essay on The Foundation of the Netherlands
The Foundation of the Netherlands
About twenty percent of the area of the Netherlands and twenty one percent of its
population is located below sea level, and fifty percent of its land lies less than one
meter above sea level (Molenaar) This makes the Netherlands out of all the countries
in the world the land with the most land below sea level. The Netherlands currently
has more than seventeen thousand kilometers of flood defenses (Molenaar) Dikes
were the foundation of the Netherlands because they made the Netherlands grow,
well known, and made them a pro at building them, but the dikes also wounded the
Netherlands.
There have not always been dikes in the Netherlands. Before there were dikes, the
lower lands used to overflow at high tide. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Beginning in the late 1920s and continuing for the rest of the century, polders on
Lake IJssel were enclosed and then drained (Rochon). Former fishing ports have now
become inland towns; on the polder, cows wander among the remnants of shipwrecks
as they graze on reclaimed meadow.
The most famous legend about dikes was the legend of the brave Hansje Brinker.
It was actually a literary invention by the American writer Mary Elizabeth Mapes
Dodge and goes like this: On an autumn afternoon eight year old Hansje set off to
visit a friend who lived out in the country on the other side of the dike. Walking
along the canal on his way home, Hansje heard the sound of trickling water. He
looked up and saw a small hole in the dike and watched a tiny stream of water
flowing out of it. Quickly Hansje inserted his chubby finger in the hole and the
flow of water stopped. All night he plugged the hole in the dike, numb with cold
and fear. At daybreak, a clergyman walked along the top of the dike and saw
Hansje. He quickly summoned help. So did Hansje prevent a disastrous flood
(Brouwer). The dikes were very useful in World War Two. Most of the time the
dikes were not strong enough for the heavy tanks of the Germans. On October 3,
1944, the RAF (royal air force) bombed the dikes on Walcheren Island, isolating the
German units there by flooding them (Goddard). This would eliminate their ability to
move around the island

47. The Naked Citadel Analysis
With the help of authority, one would think change will speed up. However, this is
not the case. In Susan Faludi s The Naked Citadel, individuals who value of the
traditions and customs of the Citadel, a military school in the South, oppose to all
ideas of reform. This particular case focused on the acceptance of the institution s
first official femalecadet, Shannon Faulkner. Even with a court ruling in her favor,
Faulkner was met with a lot hate and threats because she threatened the balance of a
system. Individuals naturally tend to oppose and go against authorities or other
individuals that try to refine their traditions and cultural practices, therefore slowing
the constant progression of change. This slow radical shift is telling towards the
nature that change occurs Change is often met with opposition, especially when it
challenges one s culture and traditions. Look at all the criticism Shannon Faulkner
received when she sued the Citadel in order to be allowed to attend the all male
school. An alum claimed that Faulkner s legal efforts [is] an enemy invasion, placing
his young troops under attack (Faludi 78). This juxtaposition between the court case
and the idea of a troop being under attack shows how deeply this offended the
cultural beliefs of the alum. The court case, although is much less extreme than an
enemy invasion, evoked similar emotions of betrayal and stress in the alum. This
exemplifies the negative views the cadets have on women, viewing them as

48. My Father Essay
Our world is filled with so many different types of people. As life goes on, people
come and go just like you pass cars on the highway. Some grow old while others die
young. I have met so many incredible and unbelievable people over the years.
However, there is one person who stood out to me above others, my father. He was
someone like no other person could be. My father helped me through everything.
It is very heart breaking to say I no longer can go to him for anything, but I know
he is watching me from above. I would do anything to be able to talk to him again.
My father impacted my life tremendously like no other person has before. In the
beginning, my father was a man who worked his whole entire life, even up to a
week before he passed away. He was very determined, smart, and indescribable. He
was someone who would take his own life for someone else and helped everyone
he met. All of the memories I have made with my father is significant to me. I have
cherished each and every one, whether it was good or bad. Losing someone is hard
and your life completely changes. Strengthening my faith in God has helped me
the most through this tough time. No one said life was going to be easy, but the
bumps in life lead you to become a stronger person. Since my father has passed away,
he has made me change the way I look at life. Never take anything for granted and
always try your very best. If you set your mind to something, you will become
successful. When I was a few weeks old,

49. Debate Controversy Regarding Free Speech And Hate
Speech
Recent events have found UC Berkeley embroiled in controversy regarding Free
Speech; debate has flared over what Free Speech really means, where we draw the
line between Free Speech and hate speech, and what the implications of this are
regarding the speakers who have been invited to give speeches on campus. Protests on
Sproul Plaza have been planned by students who feel that these speakers are
espousing hate speech which especially targets marginalized communities on campus
and in our country. To better understand the decisions students are making about
whether to attend protests, Chancellor Christ and myself need to examine and
explore two theories of behavior, egoistic and affective, that will give us insight into
how students make... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Using this Rational Choice theory, we can design a flyer that could discourage
students from attending the protests as well as one that could encourage students
to attend the protests. In order to discourage students from attending the protests
associated with Free Speech Week and Year, the flyer needs to appeal to students
self interest in staying away from the protests. One way to do this is to highlight
the ineffective nature of the protests themselves and promote alternative methods
to advocating for change. The text on the flyer will say, PROTESTING WILL
NOT HELP YOUR CAUSE in the font Arial Black as shown as it denotes
seriousness and the color red will grab the attention of those who walk by.
Following this will be a picture of a standoff between police in riot gear and student
protestors. Underneath this the message on the flyer will say in the font Arial Black
and black ink, UC Berkeley Administration will not tolerate disturbances in day to
day campus scheduling, damages to campus property, or any disruptions during class
time. Those who do will find themselves subject to academic probation by the UC
Administration. Following this statement the flyer will say, Consider utilizing other
methods for advocating change: Contact your Student

50. Talley s Folly Play Analysis
The play Talley s Folly is set in the 1940 s (1944) just outside Lebanon, Missouri in
an old, run down boathouse. This play was written by an American playwright,
Lanford Wilson in 1979 about two odd ducks who find each other and realize that
love isn t just about having kids. In this performance I really enjoyed the set. It was
very clear it was an old, rickety boathouse and did not need much explaining.
Dariusz Korbiel did very well designing the set so you didn t have to focus much on
figuring out where they were. I also really enjoyed the chemistry on stage, you could
tell there was tension between the two but they also needed each other. Johnny
Bobesich and Jessica Ducharme portrayed their characters very well and it seemed
they

51. My Reflection On Graceling
My Reflection on Graceling
I was really excited when people told me there was romance, action, and adventure
because they re my favorite genres. But, I was disappointed when I read the first
page. It s 3rd person limited. I thought it would be a little harder to connect with the
characters. However, as I kept rereading some lines and questioning the characters, it
became easier for me to understand them. For example, Katsa, the main character of
Graceling, written by Kristin Cashmore, musters up her courage to defy Randa
because she could no longer tolerate him even though she was afraid to imagine what
would happen next. Randa wanted others to fear him and to do that, he had Katsa
torture people who didn t listen to his orders. According to Susan Fisk, empathy for
another s happiness and suffering depends fundamentally on recognizing that the
other has a mind that is, the same capacities for thought, emotion, desire, intention,
and self awareness as ourselves. I empathize with Bitterblue as she is strong facing
hardships throughout the book.
Bitterblue s father is a villain who enjoys torturing others, but her courage still
remains. Leck s grace allows him to manipulate people with his voice and the
people who hears it, spreads it. He has the option to ask, but he prefers to do it with
his grace instead as he finds it more amusing and hides his grace with an eyepatch.
That way, others would not suspect that he is a Graceling. My father isn t like that.
But, I am able to understand that others would find Bitterblue s emotions aren t
ordinary. What would Leck have her do when he controls her? Would he make her kill
her loved ones? What if he did that to you and if he was your father? Having
someone take control of your mind is absolutely terrifying. Of course she would be
scared too. But would fear take over her mind? No. As Leck controls Bitterblue,
Asher, and his whole kingdom, I wonder what his purpose is, He s the king of
Monsea yet he needs to control them all mentally too. Perhaps he wants to take over
the world. Although he controlled Bitterblue and her mom multiple times, they found
out a remedy to snap out of it which was by reminding each other. Whenever she
saw her mom s scars, she would be able

52. Pedagogical Approaches To Arts Integration
contributing to the sociocultural and economic revitalisation of a community
(Stanziola, 1999). Therefore, when implemented effectively, arts integration begets
various beneficial outcomes for learners, and others within the educational and
community environments and such benefits relate particularly well to concepts
surrounding diversity and inclusion. Approaches to Arts Integration Inclusivity refers
to the pedagogical approaches adopted by educators to meet the demands of learner
diversity within the classroom environment. It is developing a sense of belonging,
value and being valued as well as accepting differences (Henderson and Lasley, 2014,
p. 11). Within an inclusive, arts integrated classroom, it is imperative for educators to

53. The Rood
The Dream of The Rood: lines 94 120 The Dream of The Rood is a religious poem
written in the time of the Anglo Saxons. It is unknown who the author is as well as
the date in which the poem was written. The poem first appeared in a late tenth
century Old English manuscript consisting of poems and sermons. The poem may
have come before the actual manuscript. Parts of the poem were carved in a stone
crossat some time after its construction early in the eighth century. This speech
occurs in lines 94 to 120. Before this selected passage the poem is opened with the
Dreamers visions of the Cross, also known as the Rood, which lays out the poems
plot. In the poem the person that is telling the story is a dreamer who, while
admiring, the cross notices... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This refers to the point of the whole poem which is redemption. To be able to reach
the point of being redeemed the passage says, who bears the best/ sign on his
breast (line 117). This line is saying that whoever whole heartedly believes in
Christ and appreciates what he did for the people they can obtain eternal life
therefore being redeemed. This passage gives a major theme for the whole poem.
It tells what Christ did for the sins of people who did not even care for Him. The
beginning of the poem is about the beginning of someone s spiritual life where
they are just being introduced to Christ and the end being redeemed. This passage
is the part in the poem that connects the beginning with the end. For people
uncertain in what they believe about Christ this passage can give someone the act
of being redeemed as it did for the Dreamer at the end of the poem. LANGUAGE:
This passage is written in prose form. There is a change of diction in this passage of
the poem. Throughout the poem the diction has changed, in this passage it is using
more influential words as a preacher would use in a sermon. The formal element of
diction used in this passage shows the importance of what is being told. It reveals in
the whole passage that the Cross is just a symbol that represents what is most
important

54. Tequila Interchange Project Research Paper
The next time you bring a margarita to your lips, reflect on this phenomenon,
cocktails would a lot less interesting without the contributions of tequila bats. In fact,
it is hard to imagine one existing without the other.
Bats and agave plants have co evolved over millions of years, however that
relationship was disrupted decades ago by industrial farming practices in Mexico. In
an effort to restore the natural order the bat man of Mexico, Rodrigo Medellin wants
to improve the habitats of these poorly understood creatures. A simple change in the
production of tequila and agave spirits could be a boon for both the bats and the
tequila industry, improving the genetic diversity of domesticated agave plants in the
process.
The lesser long ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The population has subsequently rebounded in the U.S., due in part to the tireless
work of Medellin and his conservationist colleagues living on either of the US
Mexico border. The positive outcome, along with Medellin s lifelong interest in bats
led to his bat man moniker.
To further bat conservation, Medellin has joined forces with a handful of tequila
producers and bar tenders. Founded in 2011, the Tequila Interchange Project is a
nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the production sustainable agave
spirits, which also helps bats.
According to their website, a simple shift in agricultural practices could be a boon for
biodiversity.
By allowing 5 percent of the agave plants to flower about 225 plants per hectare,
growers extend an invitation to those responsible for maintaining the genetic diversity
of agaves: the bats!
The owner of Mexican restaurants in Philadelphia, Roberto Duro started TIP with the
goal of overhauling the tarnished reputation tequila has had in the eyes of American
consumers. In doing so, he sought out Mexican academics to better understand the
origins of agave spirits and their role in Mexican culture. With its roots in the soil,
ample sunshine and mestizo society, Tequila is very emblematic of Mexico, Duro

55. Animals Should Not Be Held Captivity
Jennifer Smith
McGowen
English 4
20 October 2017
Animals Should Not Be Held in Captivity
Animal captivity has been an ongoing debate for over 60 years. There should be no
question about whether animal captivity is wrong. Hundreds of thousands of wild
animals across the world are snatched from natural habitats, forced into captivity and
subjected to abuse, both mentally and physically, in the name of entertainment and
profit. (World Animal Protection 1) Places such as the circus use abusive training
methods such as, hooks, chains, whips, electric rods, and blunt instruments. (Born
Free USA 1) Animals deserve to live freely in the wild. Their freedom is taken away
the moment they are put in a cage. When animals are brought into ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In captivity, dolphins are trained to beach themselves so people can pet or kiss
them, but if they stay in that position too long, they will slowly crush their internal
organs. In captivity, dolphins are trained through food deprivation and are given
food when they perform tricks. When dolphins wave to you, they are hungry and
expect food. (World Animal Protection 1) Animals are sometimes given little to no
food and water, which are necessities for survival! Animals are often crammed into
cages for long periods of time. Them being trapped in such a small place stresses
them out and can hurt them physically. Animals in captivity are prone to stress. They
show signs of stress through pacing, swaying, and unnatural behavior. One major sign
that dolphins show that is considered unnatural behavior would be their activities. In
the wild, dolphins spend 80% of their time below the surface playing, hunting,
exploring, etc. In captivity, dolphins spend 80% of their time above water. (World
Animal Protection 1)
The second reason animals should not be held in captivity is because the exhibits
they live in are too small and not natural to them. Zoos do not provide animals with
the proper habitats they need to survive. The habitats are designed to imitate the
animal s natural habitat, but are usually not natural. There are large animals, such as,
elephants, that do not have the large space they need. Animals that are in