The document discusses the complexities of writing essays on various topics, including violence, capitalism, and psychological studies like the Stanford prison experiment. It highlights the challenges of maintaining a balanced tone, structuring arguments, and conducting thorough research while navigating sensitive subjects. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of understanding historical materialism in analyzing capitalism's contradictions and the impact of gender roles in narratives such as Glaspell's 'Trifles.'

1. Essay On Violence
Writing an essay on the topic of violence is no easy task, as it involves delving into a complex
and often sensitive subject matter. The challenge lies not only in presenting a coherent and well-
structured argument but also in navigating the emotional terrain that comes with discussing
violence.
To begin with, defining the scope and boundaries of the essay poses a challenge. Violence is a
multifaceted concept that spans various forms, including physical, verbal, and systemic violence.
Narrowing down the focus and choosing specific aspects to explore is a crucial step in creating a
well-defined essay.
Another difficulty arises in maintaining a balanced tone. While it's important to address the
gravity of the issue, striking a balance between presenting the harsh realities of violence and
providing constructive insights can be challenging. The risk of sensationalism or, conversely,
downplaying the severity of the issue must be carefully managed.
Researching the topic is another hurdle. With the vast amount of information available, sifting
through reputable sources to gather accurate and reliable data is a time-consuming process.
Additionally, synthesizing diverse perspectives on violence requires a nuanced understanding of
sociological, psychological, and cultural factors.
The essay's structure poses its own set of challenges. Crafting a compelling introduction that
captures the reader's attention while clearly stating the thesis is crucial. Transitioning between
paragraphs seamlessly and ensuring a logical flow of ideas demands careful attention. The
conclusion, too, must not only summarize the key points but leave a lasting impact on the reader.
Addressing potential counterarguments and acknowledging the complexities surrounding
violence adds depth to the essay but requires a thorough examination of opposing views.
Striking a balance between presenting a persuasive argument and acknowledging the
complexities of the issue is a delicate tightrope to walk.
In conclusion, writing an essay on violence requires a thoughtful and nuanced approach. It
demands a careful selection of a focus, thorough research, a balanced tone, and a well-structured
argument. Navigating the emotional aspects of the topic while maintaining an objective
perspective further adds to the complexity. It is an endeavor that demands time, effort, and a
genuine commitment to exploring the intricacies of a challenging subject.
And if you find yourself needing assistance with essays or similar tasks, various resources,
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2. The Historical Development Of Capitalism
The most effective system to exist in the world, capitalism, triumphed in uniting
the world into a solitary system. Capitalism can be defined as an economic system
in which employers hire workers to produce goods and services that will be
marketed with the intention of making a profit (Bowles et al., 2005) (p. 74).
Furthermore, the social order is significantly impacted by the relationship between
the capitalist mode of production and the mode of exchange, however, there is a
rebuttal in the economic order of this system. The purpose of this essay is to, first
explain what Engel s means by historical materialism, and then to analyze the
fundamental contradictions the capitalist mode of production has on the social order,
and examine the social and economic problems that arise from the contradiction. The
conclusion of this essay will state the outcome of the historical development of
capitalism, according to Engels. It is very important for one to understand the concept
of historical materialism before analyzing Engels ideas and critiques of capitalism.
Historical materialism examines the material conditions of the society, along with
social relations and social structure. In simple words, this means that material
conditions shape the social structure and economy. In his work Theoretical, Engels
establishes what he means by historical materialism. Engels (1939) states The
materialist conception of history starts from the principle that production, and with

3. Franz Joseph Haydn s Symphony No. 94 Symphony
When listening to Classical music I think of rich, precise, high quality, and pristine
music that either gives you relaxing feeling or gives you that want to dance feeling.
One of my favorite composers of this era was Franz Joseph Haydn and he
incorporated both of these feelings in his arrangements.
Franz Joseph Haydn was born in 1732 in Austria. He struggled early in life and
worked as a freelance musician. He began his career singing soprano at Saint
Stephen s Cathedral and later started giving keyboard lessons, playing in street
bands, and singing or playing violin and organ at three different churches every
Sunday (Wright, C. M., 2014, p.159, para. 2). In 1779, Haydn signed a contract with
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94 Surprise Symphony. The genre of this musical composition is a symphony and it
consists of a three movement minuet and trio. The piece has a stately dance feel to it
with a very solid rhythm, nice melody, and a rich full sound. It is written in ternary
form and the entire minuet trio minuet forms an ABA arrangement (Wright, C.M.,
2014, p. 166). The divisions between sections of the piece are well indicated and
recognized by a change of theme, instrumentation, and volume. I really liked the way
the timpani helped accentuate the beat and help give the piece a driving tempo at
times. The woodwinds and strings also flowed well together as if telling a story.
Some of the things that stuck out to me and make this an enjoyable symphony were
the rich full sound of the orchestra instruments along with the bouncy rhythm and
tempo. While listening to the arrangement I could hardly sit still, the music just made
me want to move with it. It gave me the mental image of a large stately ballroom
with numerous dancers dancing about. I also liked the way different sections of the
arrangement were easily recognized by a change in volume and

4. The Stanford Prison Experiment
Zimbardo Research Paper
Leslie Massey
PSYCH/620
01/22/2015
Professor Sharon McNelly
Zimbardo Research Paper The Stanford Prison Experiment was a study conducted
in 1971 by Dr. Phillip Zimbardo. According to Dr. Steve Taylor (2007), It s probably
the best known psychological study of all time. (Classic Studies in Psychology, 2007).
Zimbardo stated that the point was to see what would happen if he put really good
people in a bad place (Dr. Zimbardo, 2007). He did this during a time were most
college students were protesting for peace and were against anything authoritarian.
The experiment contained both positive and negative aspects; which will be
discussed further in this paper.
Value of the Study The value of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He knew this because he had created that precise set of circumstances and witnessed
the transformation. (p. 5)
Zimbardo was experienced in this type of transformation because of his Stanford
Prison Experiment. It is possible that peer pressure, threats, and fear of retribution can
cause someone to do something that they would normally not do. All aspects of a
situation and extenuating circumstances should be considered before judgment is
reached. The Stanford Prison Experiment showed the world this facet of human
behavior.
Value to Humanity as a Whole
The value of the Stanford Prison Experiment in relation to humanity as a whole by
showing how circumstances can completely change a person and what he or she is
willing to do. It shows that humans can be influenced to the extent that their innate
character traits can be manipulated. It also shows that power and authority can
change the behavior of naturally good people. That it can turn some people into
someone who will do anything to maintain the feeling of power. This experiment has
allowed psychologist a new view on human behavior and how easy it is to manipulate.
Problems and Ethical Concerns There were many problems and ethical concerns
when it comes to this experiment. Herbert (2007) Indeed, the student guards were so
inhumane and sadistic that the experiment had to be shut down early, and it is now
used as a case

5. Oedipus Rex Heroism Quotes
Greek Tragedy Paper: Heralds of Heroism Sophocles s Oedipus Cycle tells the
tragic tale of a cursed king named Oedipus, marked by a Delphic prophecy
predicting incest and patricide by his hands, which were especially illicit and taboo
crimes at the time. In a doomed pursuit of knowledge, Oedipus damns himself when
he learns that he sired four children by his mother, who coincidentally, is also his
beloved wife. Classical literature instructors agree that Oedipusis the epitome of a
hero, despite the atrocities he has committed. Both in his actions and in his bearing,
Oedipus can be considered not only a classic hero, but a tragic heroof Grecian
tradition. First of all, by contemporary definition, a hero must be brave and fearless in
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Oedipus is shown by this quote to be very honest and virtuous, the best qualities of
a king. Even though he discovers that he was the murderer of Laius and partially to
blame for his mother s/wife s death, he carries out his promise to exile whomever
responsible for the former. Oedipus inflicts a horrid punishment on himself,
preserving his honor. Other characters in general also hold the monarch in high
esteem. The Chorus exclaims that Oedipus, you have been called our King, and have
been honored supremely, holding power in great Thebes (line 1196 in The Oedipus
Tyrannus of Sophocles edition by Sir Richard Jebb). Heroes in most fairy tales hold
great power and distinction amongst their people. Oedipus is clearly in a position
of such; he is recognized by all as an honorable and noble ruler. However, with
honor also comes hubris as Oedipus is compelled to always protect his own honor,
his family s honor, and his kingdom s honor, through any means necessary. Years
before his reign over Thebes, Oedipus met a stranger at a three way crossroads.
Slighted by the other man s insistence on his right of way, Oedipus unwittingly kills
his own father, displaying both hubris and a sense of honor. These two personality
characteristics contribute to Oedipus s heroism. However, compassion for other
human beings is also an essential quality in a

6. College Admissions Essay-Personal Narrative-Rowing Team
For the first time in our small rowing club s history, we made it to the finals in
what was our biggest regatta of the season. Unfortunately, our boat came in dead
last...by a lot. We felt bad enough, but the last thing I expected was the outburst by
one of the veterans. Having only a few months of rowing experience, I assumed his
yelling at us was directed at me and my novice teammates. The scenario of
confronting him was running through my head. By the time we stacked the boat back
on the trailer, the thoughts myriad of thoughts through my mind were spoken. I
spoke in a tone that my teammates have never seen before. I even surprised myself
with how I stood up and defended myself and the other newer members.
Confronting my teammate was not something I would have done when I first
joined the team. In fact, speaking out wasn t something I had the confidence to do.
In 9th grade Earth Science I would never raise my hand to answer a question to
identify the type of rock as limestone, afraid of the possible embarrassment of
getting it wrong. Even when I was sure of the answer, the anxiety of projecting my
voice was lingering in my thoughts. It got to the point where my grades started to
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Freshman year I had found a good group of friends that I felt comfortable around. I
was building a lot of social confidence; I was determined to get that same confidence
in the classroom. I had the mindset of putting my education before hanging out with
friends. Speaking up in the classroom started to become more natural to me. I
discovered I was good at mastering small details and became intrigued by specific
topics like the creation of the United States Federal Reserve. Though I still am rarely
the first to jump into a conversation in the classroom, I always look for opportunities
to display the intellect I kept silent for so

7. Jane Martin Beauty
For where jealousy and selfish ambition exist, there will be disorder and every vile
practice (New International Version, James 3:16). The author of Beauty is Jane
Martin, a prize winning playwright, and is Americas best known, unknown
playwright (Mandell, 749). This play is about two jealous friends named Carla and
Bethany, who are the opposite of one another. Carla is beautiful model who has
personality but lacks intelligence. Whereas Bethany is studious and a successful
accountant/writer but isn t happy with her appearance. Both women don t appreciate
what they have and both want what the other has. In addition, Carla wishes she was
smart and Bethany wishes she was beautiful. The play Beauty discusses the benefits
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One benefit of being intelligent is becoming successful. Bethany is a very intelligent
woman and her intelligence has enabled her to be successful in her studies, in
publishing and to be successful in her accountant career. Carla tells Bethany, You re
the one with the $40,000 job straight out of school. You re the one who has
published short stories (Martin1.59). Bethany believes beauty is external and only
sees outer beauty not inner. For example, Carla tells Bethany is, You have
personality...Smart guys like you (Martin1.63 67). Bethany s job isn t based on
beauty, but it instead requires a strong mind. Being a public accountant minimize her
physical beauty while highlighting her mental or internal beauty. Bethany is
characterized as the internal beauty, the beauty of mind. However, one disadvantage
for Bethany being intelligent is that men have to know her. Jane Martin uses this to
show that, while Carla s relationships are mainly based on physical appearance,
Bethany s relationships with men are based on time and personality. In the play
Beauty, jealousy overcomes both women and as Bethany makes her final wish. Each
of the characters realizes that whatever they have lost was more valuable than what
they wished for: CARLA/BETHANY: We both have the one thing, the one and only
thing everybody wants. BETHANY/CARLA: What is

8. The Pearl Character Analysis
Would A Pearl Change Your LIFE To BE HARD As A MACHINE,Crazy As An
ANIMAL,OR Would You Continue Your Life As Normal?The Pearl written by
John Steinbeck tells a rampageous story of a person who has found The Pearl Of
The World and which it changes him throughout the story which can make him
different. What can make him different are these 3 things which are a man, a
machine and a animal. These three descriptions talk about Kino who changes
throughout the story.As the story starts Kino is a man and as he ends he is a
machine. The definition of Man is that he takes care of his family and would do
anything for his family. In the book the Pearl it tells on page 27 us that Kino is a
brave man, and a fierce man;he is right.From his courage we may all profit. These
were proud of Kino. This quote states that Kino is brave and would do anything
good for his family and people see him as a brave fierce man and that they would
profit good from him. The second quote states on page 9 Hooked his foot in the
loop on his rock and his worked quickly, tearing the oysters loose,some singly,
others in clusters. This quote means that he worked very hard for searching a pearl
to save his son Coyotito who has been stung by a scorpion because he does not
have enough money to pay for the doctor. The third quote says on page 7 He looked
down in wonder at his knuckles and at the blood that flowed down between his
fingers This quote states that Kino was mad at the doctor because he would not

9. The Theme Of Patriarchy In Trifles
Trifles, first performed in 1916, is a play well ahead of its time. The one act play
questions the injustice and hypocrisy that can be found within the depths of
patriarchy. This is illustrated through the contrast among the main characters: Mrs.
Hale, Mrs. Peters, Mr. Hale, Mr. Peters, and Mr. Henderson. Author Susan Glaspell
opens and ends the play with these characters, all of which are ordinary, small town
people. Through the impact that their genderroles have had on their lives and their
mindsets, the author chooses to individuate these characters. Three of the characters,
the men, go into the Wright home with the intention to solve a murder. However,
only two of the five characters, the women, leave the house with actual answers.
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A man may have been murdered, but the image of the dead canary is what breaks
the audience s hearts. Every piece of the story seems to fall into place the moment
Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters discover the dead bird. Earlier, the women came across
a broken bird cage and questioned its purpose without a bird. Mrs. Peters,
examining the cage, notices something strange, and states, Why, look at this door.
It s broke. One hinge is pulled apart. Mrs Hale replies stating, Looks as if someone
must have been rough with it (Glaspell). Not take long after discovering the pet,
the two realized the bird had been purposefully killed rather of natural causes. At
first glance, the bird appears to be a pet that Minnie adored. Nevertheless, the bird
stood as more than just a companion. Glaspell inserted the bird and its broken home
into the narrative in order to further express what was happening behind of the
closed doors of the Wrights life. Mrs. Hale states, She come to think of it, she was
kind of like a bird herself real sweet and pretty, but kind of timid and fluttery. How
she did change (Glaspell). The bird represented everything Minnie had once been:
cheerful, colorful, and happy. Minnie Wright adopted the bird to replace the love
she yearned from her husband. Whether it was out of anger or pure carelessness,
Mr. Wright took the bit of light Minnie had in her life once again. In the end, Minnie
chose to wring her husband s neck just as he had wrung her bird s

10. Interior Designer Research Paper
My i Search was on Interior Design. I wanted to know how to become a
professional interior designer. In order to understand this, I researched the
following topics: the main duties of interior designers, the education involved in
becoming an interior designer, how much talent is needed, what licenses are
required and how to get them, and the science behind it/how to apply it. I choose
these topics because I wanted to know what types of activities are required in this
job and what skills are needed to do it well. I want to know this because I am
interested in becoming an interior designer. I personally was very interested in the
science behind design, and why some things are more pleasing to the eye than others.
The most interesting topic that I researched was color psychology. The topic that I
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This was because I thought that interior design was mainly about decoration. Now
that I have done my i Search I know that it is also about functionality, and how to
use space most effectively. In answer to my inquiry, I learned that different states
have different requirements for being a professional interior designer. In California,
you can get a licence after 2 years of design education, however, there are special
programs such as the BFA in interior design from the California College of the Arts
which gives you a deeper, creative, more innovative professional education.
When researching, we were required to use five different ways to find information:
reading, watching, asking, going and doing. Although all of them helped me to
gather information in different ways, my favorite was the asking. This was my
favorite because it was easier for me than the other types. Although I get shy around
strangers, I found that this form of research was very straightforward, and I

11. Androgyny And Masculinity
Many people believe that he is gay. He dresses in feminine colors and treats others
with a more delicate touch, but can be aggressive and hard working. He exhibits
qualities that men and women both have. He goes beyond the rules society has set
for him. He s a straight male who wears pink, doesn t have a naturally aggressive
personality, and is okay with feelings. Maybe you re a bit confused. The man
described is a very generalized depiction of the word androgyny. Androgynous men
and women show equally masculine and feminine traits. Today in our world, men and
women alike are bound to the idea that men must be masculine and women must be
feminine, but that isn t the case.
Being a high school student, masculinity and femininity don t play a huge role in
day to day life, but, when you take a step back and really look, you see this idea is
everywhere. Starting at the beginning of your life, gender identity and gender roles
are present in the color hat you wear; boys wear blue, girls wear pink. From the
very first time your mother holds you in her arms, she can associate you with an
idea of what your gender represents. Boys tend to be the ones who play more sports,
have more fights, and be more stubborn while girls tend to join more clubs, dress in
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Instead this idea and way of living is a way of creating a more connective way of
thinking between the sexes. In turn, this not only benefits the individual person but
also would virtually get rid of gender roles in a social setting like work or school by
making everyone more

12. Suicide In Aldous Huxley s Brave New World
Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently
(Andersen). Spoken by Henry Ford, the creation of the Model T gives Brave New
World its sense of centurial placement. In Aldous Huxley s work, history and
relationships do not exist and suffering is unheard of where Ford is looked to as a
god. A mainstreamed drug created after the failure of the Before Ford society aids in
this. This advanced dictatorship proves technologically savvy, as people are created
through a scientific process which leads to thousands of identical people. Bernard
Marx and John the Savage are fortunately questioning the way this world works, and,
ending in suicide, demonstrate the citizen s reciprocal effect on government
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In the 19th century, a consumer was praised as a patriotic citizen...contributing to the
ultimate success of the American way of life. The good purchaser...was a good
citizen ( The Rise of American Consumerism ). Buying meant modernizing, but the
fear that spending would lead to corruption existed. Never doing anything more than
having casual sex and working in hatcheries, these people have no fear of decadence.
The population in Brave New World has shared access to consumption methods and
all have a specific role in the production and progression of society. Entertainment
was provided, so why not use it? They were living as the optimum
population...modelled on the iceberg one ninths below the water line, one ninth
above (Huxley 223). This model is supposed to influence stability, and although it
seems to work, problems with individuals still exist. Alphas reside at the top, with
the Epsilon majority at sustaining the population at the bottom. Free thinkers are
exiled to islands and mistakes are made in bottling labs, as Bernard s personality
was much more individualized than other Alphas. Even though John was not a
product of this new way of life, he experiences the disastrous effects a primarily
consumption based society has, remembering before his suicide, everything. Oh my
God, my God! (Huxley 258). His perceived insanity shows how unaccustomed the
new world is to free thought they most likely questioned why he did not just take
soma and forget about his

13. Bigger Thomas And Invisible Man
In the twentieth century, Monk encountered different kind of racial invisibility
than Bigger Thomas or Invisible Man did. As an African American he was not
condemned for his skin, nor was he denied rights white folks had. Thelonious
Ellison was acknowledged as an African American citizen and enjoyed the rights of
equality and freedom. Nevertheless, the stereotypical blind thinking and
associations to a black man, have come to light when Monk being a black writer
became invisible to the society when he did not write about typical black life .
However, looking more closely we notice that Monk Ellison was struggling for not
being black enough from the early age of his life. He was invisible to others and he
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As it was in the case of Bigger Thomas or Invisible Man, they both struggled to find
equality in American society. They fought to be recognized as something more than a
nigger . Nearly 70 years later, Monk an African Americanwriter found himself on
very similar grounds. He too was struggling to be heard and appreciated for what
he did rather than be judged by his skin color. We see that our three protagonists
lead three different lives. We notice that their situations are slightly better as the
years pass. Bigger Thomas in 1930 was not as lucky as we could say Invisible
Man, in 1950, was. He could not go to school; he was unable to see perspectives for
himself. He was reminded of his inferiority everywhere he went, he lived separated
from the white world and was dependent on the goodwill of rich white men.
Invisible Man though did not succeed the way Monk did. Living twenty years after
Thomas, the narrator stood better chances for a decent living, however, it was still
impossible for him to enjoy freedom and equality. In comparison to the previous
two, we can say, Monk was in the best social position. He was highly educated, did
what he liked and desired all his life being a writer, he had got the acceptance as an
African American in the society. In 2001, he was living the life Bigger Thomas and
Invisible Man had dreamed about. What bounded our

14. Related Cost Leadership And Customer Needs
Cover page
Cover mainly related Cost leadership and Customer needs
Questions :
1. We have many other services in each of the services.... But their description is not
related to the services.. Shud i include them???? not included here... :(
2. Can imaged be inserted into the sections??
3. Should I mention au.nec.com only or different urls need to be included at
respective instances??
4. If I get more than 7 pages for only info ... what are the ways to trim the content in
the file??
Corrections needed NEC to NEC Australia or only NEC at all the instances
Organization or Organisation need make it uniform also need to check the starting
letter is small case or capital case OR change it to CUSTOMER/CLIENT instead of
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By providing a combination of products and solutions that cross utilize the company
s experience and global resources, NEC s advanced technologies meet the complex
and ever changing needs of its customers. NEC brings more than 100 years of
expertise in technological innovation to empower people, businesses and society.
(link https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/nec marks publication 2013 csr
075800196.html)
Not all service organisations are created equal in their ability to support the business.
NEC is a well established, certified and experienced organisation with the national
presence and scale to provide services, maintain and support telecommunications
systems and networks.
Service concept:
The below are the Services provided by the NEC
1.Managed Services
2.Network Services
3.Professional Services
4.Systems Integration
5.Technical Services
Link http://au.nec.com/en_AU/solutions/services/index.html
1.Managed Services:
i.Applications Managed Services (AMS):
NEC Australia offers 24/7, business hours and after hours support for applications

15. and systems enabling you to maximise return on your IT investment and ensuring
your systems run at an optimal performance level.
ii.NEC Cloud solutions
The NEC Cloud Solution portfolio in Australia offers you a comprehensive range of
cloud services and solutions to support your business and technology requirements at

16. How Did Classical China Change Its Style Of Government
Classical China, between 100 C.E to 600 C.E. continued the philosophy of
Confucianism, but it changed its style of government which began with a dynasty
before falling apart into many kingdoms, and Daoism became more popular amongst
the people. One trait that continued in Classical China was its philosophy of
Confucianism. Confucius taught that one s position in society should be based on
skill, not their lineage. The Han dynastys leadership was based on his teaching so
they created a civil service exam to permit citizens to ascend the social ladder.
Confucianism sustained after the fall of the Han dynasty through Shu Han s emperor,
Liu Bei, a man who believed in Confucian Morales and values. The Jin dynasty
scholars studied Confucian

17. I am Sam Movie Review Essay examples
I am Sam Movie Review
1. Movie Title I Am Sam
2. Year of Production 2001 (Theatrical) ? 2002 (Home Video)
3. Feature Length 134 Minutes
4. Director Jessie Nelson
5. Producers and Studio Director/Producer Jessie Nelson, Executive Producer David
Scott Rubin Producers Edward Zwick, Marshall Herskovitz, Richard Solomon. New
Line Home Entertainment
6. Major Character Cast Sam Dawson played by Sean Penn Rita Harrison played by
Michelle Pfeiffer Lucy Diamond Dawson played by Dakota Fanning
7. Brief Synopsis Mentally disabled Sam Dawson is a single father fighting to keep
custody of his daughter Lucy with the help of his pro bono lawyer, Rita Harrison.
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The legalities that play out through the movie show the social service system as best
interest but cold and inflexible with no other options. The movie did not address that
there are government programs that help specifically with DD parents and even the
same parents that are raising DD children. The Division of Developmental
Disabilities is a federal department operated independently by each state with multiple
support options anywhere in the US. The movie tells a great story, and the work the
actors put into their roles is even more impressive after watching the documentary on
Sean Penn?s Becoming Sam and watching the professional actors working with
mentally disabled people in the film.
12. References
Newline Cinema ? i am sam http://www.newline.com/sites/iamsam/
Dictionary.com
http://www.dictionary.com
WebMD
Mental Illness: the decision to have kids http://my.webmd.com/content/Article/102
/106682.htm?pagenumber=1 Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) http:/
/my.webmd.com/hw/anxiety_panic_disorders/ty3420.asp
The British Film Institute ? Treatment of disabled people in moving image media.
http://www.bfi.org.uk/education/resources/teaching/disability/treatment/commercial
/iamsam.php

18. What Is The Theme Of The Poem We Are Hollow Men
5.1.3Anaphora
Anaphorainvolves the repetition of identical words or phrases at the beginnings of
consecutive stages of the selected pattern. The repetition of the words helps to
establish a marked rhythm in the sequence of clauses,this scheme is usually reserved
for those passages where the author wants to produce a strong emotional effects. The
poem contains the following anaphoric cases:
15.We are the hollow men
We are the stuffed men
16.Shape without form, shade without colour Paralyzed force, gesturewithoutmotion
17.This is the dead land
This is cactus land
18.The eyes are not here There are no eyes here
19.Here we go round the prickly pear
Prickly pearprickly pear
Here we go round the prickly pear
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The following instances from the poem are representative:
21.In the twilight kingdom
22.this is cactus land
The poet uses in (21) the word twilight as an adjective to describe the death
kingdom that he does not want to be closer. He uses it at the end of the part to
indicate the reduction of the light that is fade, a fading star, at the beginning of this
part. In (22), the poet uses cactus as an adjective, making the land desert like,
desolate and dry like the voices and the grass in Part I. It is, of course, lacking in life.
5.2.2Simile and Metaphor
Both the metaphor and the simile are related to the topic of similarity, for although
the comparison is made between two words of unlike nature. Metaphor gives
clearness and liveliness to words. In Hollow Men , the following cases are found:
23.our dried voices are quiet and meaningless
As wind in dry grass
Or rat s feet over broke glass
24.Remember us if at all not as lost
Violent souls, but only
As the hollow men
25.Behaving as the wind behaves
26.sightless,

19. Phonological Method
Introduction. The acquisition of the plural is dependent on multiple phonological
factors that can influence the production and comprehension of the plural marker. In
Spanish, the rules of plural marking are simple and considering only non verb
words, the effect of stress preceding the plural marker could determine how the plural
is acquired. If the wordends in an unstressed vowel, then simply / s/ is added onto
the word; if the word ends in a stressed vowel (except Г©) or a consonant, then / es
/ is added; and if the word ends in an unstressed vowel followed by s, then the plural
form is the same. Considering these rules, there are other elements that have to agree
with the plural tense, one of them being determiners. The articles that... Show more
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At age 1;7.48 (MLU 2.44), article deletion was still common along with initial
consonant deletion of the word as well as cluster reduction and syncope; for
example, los pies [los pjes] pronounced as [ pes]. At age 1;8.75 (MLU 2.475), there
were multiple errors including article deletion as the most common, followed by
errors within the article such as removing the consonants; as in las patatas [las
paЛ€tatas] being pronounced as [a paЛ€tatas], as well as number disagreement
between the noun and article, and one case of reduplication where los osos [los
osos], was produced as [a soso]. Moving along the age range, at 1;9.146 (MLU
2.539), there were still article errors present, in addition to assimilation of the sounds
such as pronouncing las medias [laz Л€meГ°jas] as [a Л€meja]. At age 2;4.451
(MLU 5.303), errors of the article and its agreement with the noun were still present,
accompanying cluster reduction; for instance, pronouncing negras [Л€neЙ
ЈЙѕas] as
[neЛ€Й
Јas]. At this age, the child started producing plurals with no errors as the most
frequent among the ones that she did not avoid. Further along, at age 2;11.557 (MLU
7.127), there were again many plurals produced without any errors; though, there was
still final consonant deletion, cluster reduction, and determiner noun disagreement.
Finally, at age

20. The Years, And Midnight Cowboy Won Best Screenplay
Midnight Cowboy, Network, and American Beauty have one thing in common, and
it s not that they were all Best Picture films; only Midnight Cowboy and American
Beauty were. What these three films have in common, is their ability to stand out in
the Best Screenplay race at the Academy Awards. American Beauty and Network
both won Best Original Screenplay in their years, and Midnight Cowboy won Best
Adapted Screenplay. These films are still widely talked about, not only because they
won these awards, but because their screenplays are strong enough to stand on their
own. Each of these screenplays were able to introduce their audiences to unique
characters, taboo themes, and stories that crossed the boundaries of their time. In my
opinion, what makes a filmspecial is the screenplay, and even more than that, what
makes a screenplay is its ability to have a second agenda while telling an intriguing
a story. In other words, if a screenplay can do something more than just stand for
entertainment value if it has a message that makes its audience think or opens their
eyes to a lifestyle or idea unbeknownst to them, or at the very least, teaches them
something without being preachy it has the makings of a good screenplay. If the film,
that has a message, is also very intriguing and entertaining, it will stand out amongst
the rest. This is why I believe Midnight Cowboy, Network, and American Beauty won
the awards that they won. It was not just because they had great directors, actors,

21. Analysis Of Catherine Zeta Jones, The Academy Award...
Until 2011, Catherine Zeta Jones was known as the Academy Award Winning for
best supporting actress for her role in Chicago. Then, she stunned her fans by
saying that she has been diagnosed with Bipolar II disorder and is seeking treatment
for it. To be diagnosed of bipolar II disorder, it s necessary to meet the following
criteria for current or past hypomanic episode and criteria for current or past major
depressive disorder. Also the occurrence of hypomanic episode and major
depressive disorder should not be better explained by schizophrenia, or other
specified or unspecified schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorder.
Hypomanic episode is period of abnormally and persistently elevated mood and
abnormally and persistently increased energy present most of the day, nearly every
day for 4 consecutive days. The change in functioning and disturbance in mood are
observable by others. The episode is not due to physiological effects of a substance. It
is not severe enough to cause impairment in occupational or social functioning or to
necessitate hospitalization. But if there are psychotic features, then it is labeled
manic. The episode is associated with unequivocal change in functioning that is
uncharacteristic of individual when not symptomatic (American Psychiatric
Association, 2013). And finally the last criteria is, during the period of increased
energy and mood disturbance, three or more of the following symptoms must persist:
inflated self esteem, increase in

22. Grizzly Bear Geographic Information Systems
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is an essential communication tool for all
disciplines world wide. Being able to communicate through imagery allows for a
visual of data or information that otherwise is just words or numbers on a page. In
regards to grizzly bear habitat it is important to understand the relationship of the
species to the land. Making sure grizzly bears have access to food, water,
hibernation habitat, and space to roam is critical to there success as a species.
Grizzly bear populations, like many other animals, have had there territory greatly
reduced and separated due to human activity. The remaining grizzly bears will need
more access to each other or they could inbred themselves into extinction. Mapping
the the different populations allows for visual understanding of how these
populations can be connected. One of the biggest issues with grizzly bear
populations is that they are separated by roads and highways. Land bridges and
tunnels have been constructed in a few places like Banff National Forest in Canada,
but this is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is important to making sure a road is where the data says it is. Using UTM
coordinates and projections while having the datum in WGS 1984 means that all of
the data is in unicine. Another way of understanding this is if you were measuring
things in meters your want to keep everything in meters and not in feet. This is the
difference in feet and meters in construction is just as important when creating maps.
After all the data is in the same language , it is up to the cartographer to create a map
with the certain criteria. This is what was done in this project, we have our data and
now we have to use the data to communicate possible grizzly bear habitat. Using
different tools in GIS mapping, extract by attribute, reclassify, raster polygon,
intersect, buffer, dissolve, erase, clip etc., we were able to determine suitable habitat
in Colorado for grizzly

23. Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus As A Disease State
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus is a disease state which increases with age and targets
many ethnicities and populations.1 Type 2 diabetes is not a condition that an
individual is born with, rather, it is a condition that is acquired later in life
beginning as early in adolescence. The ethnicities in which type 2 diabetes is most
prevalent in are: Native Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans, African
Americans, and Pacific Islanders. Most cases of type 2 diabetes are associated
with an obese and sedentary lifestyle meaning poor eating habits and lack of
exercise. In the United States, 11.3% of people 20 years old and over are diagnosed
with type 2 diabetes. There are many risk factors in the development in type 2
diabetes, these risk factors include but are not limited to: family history, obesity,
chronic physical inactivity, race or ethnicity, history of glucose tolerance, impaired
fasting glucose, or hemoglobin Alc and hypertension. Type 2 diabetes is often
assumed to be asymptomatic. However, an increase in urination lethargy has been
reported in a majority of patients. There are pharmacological and nonpharmacological
treatments to manage type 2 diabetes. Pharmacological treatments can vary
depending on the severity of the type 2 diabetes, nonpharmacological approaches
recommended are diet and exercise. The pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes occurs
mainly in the brain, neurons and other non insulin dependent tissues, in which 75%
of the total body glucose disposal is

24. Police Officer s Over Using their Power
Today there are numerous reports in every newspaper/media about officer s over
using their power/
authority in minor situations that can be easily de escalated with other alternatives. I
will be discussing
the many alternatives that are available for officer s to reduced the amount of police
related injuries and
deaths. As the public already knows police officers have discretions to either use or
not use deadly
force when they deem appropriate. This authority has set policing apart from every
other profession, as
officer are guided in their decision making by policy, training, intelligence
information, and more. On a
daily basis hundreds and may be even thousands of officers face deadly force
encounters and are
informed that they have legal authority to either take action but they often opt toward
an alternative
approach, due to their ethical or moral beliefs. The fact that very few of Canada s
police officers make
mistakes in their judgement, leading to a few people being injured in deadly force
encounters speaks
well to the skills officers have but with the high number of police related shootings
last year alone, it
can be argued that officers have yet to be thoroughly trained on this subject.
Officers are trained to de escalate volatile situations by using tactics such as active
listening;
calm tone of voice, body language, persuasion and empathy. They also have to be
aware of the
dynamics of violent encounters and how quickly a suspect can

25. Cellist Of Sarajevo Essay
The theme of the cellist of Sarajevo is the psyche. Every character goes through a
mental change due to the war that they witness. It will change them as a person
forever.
It shows how much tragedy and hardship can affect the human mind. It also shows
how
different people deal with death. Some spend their times mourning and in sadness
over
loss of life and feel the need to express themselves. The cellist does that by making a
statement and playing music at the spot that the mortar when if so others are not able
to
forget the lives that were given. Others feel the need to stand up and do something
about it even if it will change them more than the events that have transpired already
have. Arrow does that by becoming a sniper ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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He works at a local bakery.The setting of the
story takes places on Bosnia. The war has to due with the Serbs and Croats living in
Bosnia wanting to annex Bosnian territory for Serbia and Croatia. When the city is
attack it is forced to undergo a siege. The book is not written like most other stories
you
have read. Usually books have one main character. there are three perspectives in this
story. By showing three different perspectives the reader is able to have a better idea
of
everything going on throughout the town. They all also have their own stories. while
the
connect they each have different plot lines. The story choose to focus more on the
characters daily lives than the actual war. While their paths are different they all share
the same theme in the end which make I threes times as powerful as it would have

26. been with just one main character. the point of view is told in first person by each
main
character and switches between them during the story. They all have different events
that they have gone through so we are able to know a lot more about what is going on
in the story. It is good choice when dealing with a setting that has so many place and
event all occurring at the same

27. Essay on Expanding the Literary Canon
Expanding the Literary Canon
While this essay can in no way claim to contain a fully representative sampling of
what various scholars have contributed relative to the ongoing debate over the
literary canon, I will attempt to highlight three distinct positions which are all
informed by John Guillory s critical contributions to the canonical debate. First, I
will discuss the concept of ideology and canon formation as Guillory first articulated
it in his 1983 essay, The Ideology of Canon Formation: T. S. Eliotand Cleanth
Brooks, and which he subsequently thoroughly revised and included in his 1993 book
on canon formation, Cultural Capital: The Problem of literary Canon Formation This
essay on the ways ideology and cultural politics ... Show more content on
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Of course the marginal elite he is referring to here is the literary culture within the
academy. He goes on to posit that while it is unlikely that the formations of canons
can ever be removed from ideological conflicts, that in essence, this is not really
saying much at all (145)! While the marriage ofideology and canon formation may
be self evident, Guillory still goes on in the essay to carefUlly delineate how the
ideological concerns of T. S. Eliot culminated in Eliot s creation ofa revisionist canon
which operated as somewhat of a shadow canon along side the established literary
canon by elevating the importance of the Metaphysical poets at the expense ofthe
established poets ofthe traditional canon Milton, Shakespeare, Keats, Shelley, Yeats,
etc. According to Guillory, the recipients of Eliot s canon (scholars, academics) the
marginal elite , act as the clergy ofthe orthodoxy ofthe literary culture, occupying, as
Guillory points out, a perch not unlike that of Eliot s preferred poets: Its real status
is precisely that of Donne s poetry, which circulated among a coterie of admirers, or
a marginal elite (151).
Guillory maintains that it is Cleanth Brooks who is left with the task of translating
Eliot s many ideological concerns; the doctrine ofimpersonality relative creative
invention as articulated in Tradition and the Individual Talent , the monumental and
closed

28. Subacromial Bursitis Case Study
Possible diagnosis Signs and Symptoms Pharmacological treatment Subacromial
Bursitis 1. Pain that worsens over winter (when patient had to repetitively rake snow,
possibly causing inflammation) 2. Pain located at the top and side of the shoulder
(acromial area) Corticosteroid injection to decrease pain and inflammation Non
traumatic Partial Supraspinatus Tear 1. Pain that worsens over winter (when patient
had to repetitively rake snow) 2. Pain at rest that increases with shoulder movement
3.Pain progressively worse over last 5 months Corticosteroid injection to decrease
pain and inflammation Impingement Syndrome (of Supraspinatus tendon) 1. Pain
worsens in winter with increased need for overhead movement 2. Pain located at the
top and side of the shoulder (acromial area) 3. Pain that increases with flexion
Ibuprofin 2. During inspection of the patient s affected shoulder, name at least three
key clinical aspects that you need to observe on both shoulders that would suggest
any pathology or abnormality on the shoulders. From the three clinical aspects that
you observed, explain what each of the findings would indicate concerning the
pathology of the shoulder. For example if the shoulder is... Show more content on
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In degenerative spondylolisthesis, radiographic findings include a spinous process
below the level of the slip. X rays of fracture spondylolisthesis show the body,
pedicles, and superior articular processes slipping forward above the level of the slip
with the spinous process in it s usual position. This disorder can be managed with
physical therapy and reduced activity with an emphasis on forward flexion, as
extension can further cause disruption of the vertebrae. Pain medication and bracing
can help decrease pain, though surgical intervention is sometimes necessary as a long
term solution (McKinnis,

29. Taoism And Confucianism In The Art Of War By Lao Tzu
Taoism and Confucianism are two primary Chinese ways of thinking. Historically,
these two philosophies have been viewed as polar opposites, but upon further
research, they have the same mission. The belief system of Taoism viewed in Tao
Te Ching, written by Lao Tzu, is the monistic belief that human kind has a
connection to the universe, and the way controls your life and everything that you
do. The way has a pre determined plan for your life, and you must sit back and
follow it. On the other hand, Confucianism represented in The Art of War, shows
that you have to work and discipline yourself to become complete. The Art of War is
essentially a battle plan , and Tao Te Chingis a essentially a book of ultimate
humility. These two pieces seem quite different with their own different goals. While
Confucianism and Taoism have different ways of reaching their respective goals,
their goals and their destiny is essentially the same: and that is self control. To look
at how Lao Tzu s philosophyinfluenced Sun Tzu s, The Art of War, one must
understand the point of view in context with the writers. Eastern philosophy is much
different from those of its Western counterparts. The Western world has more of an
inner focus on determinism and moral responsibility. Ones reasoning, logic, and
ethics play a role with the decisions they make. While the Eastern world has more of
a focus on the foundational beliefs of fundamental connectedness , and personal
liberation . The

30. Essay on Ducati
9 701 132
REV. MARCH 8, 2002
GIOVANNI GAVETTI
Ducati
By the end of 2000, Federico Minoli had won his battle. Over the past five years, the
turnaround i artist as Forbes magazine dubbed him had transformed a company on the
verge of bankruptcy into one of the most profitable motorcycle manufacturers in the
world; a mechanical concern into a global brand; a fast motorcycle into a symbol of
Italian design and tradition, extreme performance, and technical excellence. Under
Minoli, Ducati had enjoyed explosive growth and profitability. Revenues had
quadrupled since 1996; EBITDA had grown from 33.4 million Euros in 1997 to
around 60.0 million Euros in 2000; the market share had gone from 5.1% in the sport
bikes segment in 1997 to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1997, BMW introduced its own interpretation of a cruiser, which enjoyed a
stunning commercial success. Touring bikes were larger motorcycles equipped for
longer rides and greater comfort. Within this segment, the three largest players were
BMW, Harley Davidson, and Honda. Sport bikes had lighter frames, a more forward
seated position, and emphasized speed, acceleration, and minimal comfort. This
niche, which Ducati identified as its relevant market (see Exhibit 3), could be
further disaggregated into four sub segments: hyper sport (extreme performance,
closely derived from the racing world), super sport (high performance, good
handling and low weight), naked (good performance and urban riding) and sport
touring (speed and handling, married with comfort for longer rides). Japanese
companies dominated this niche, while European firms such as Ducati, BMW, and
Triumph also vied for market share. Harley Davidson entered the sport bike market
by acquiring Buell Motorcycles in 1998. This segment was Ducati s reference market.
Customers
A wide variety of individuals, with equally different tastes, bought and rode
motorcycles (Exhibit 4). Knee down, or racing aficionados, sought extreme
performance and functionality (e.g., reliability and technical excellence). Easy riders
lay at the other extreme, and associated the motorcycle with a particular lifestyle.

31. Love Is A Battlefield By Dominic Tierney
Love is a Battlefield The article written in by Dominic Tierney, an associate
professor of political science at Swarthmore, wrote an article based on the tactics of
love and war. His general idea focused on how relationships are wars of love, which
either lead to unity or distractions. Tierney s analytical approach to the relationship
both within warand loveare seen as investments of trust, which take a long time to
build and an instant to destroy. The focus of my concern is when the article speaks of
these relationships becoming states of danger for militant and partners. Either
communities no longer feel safe, which results in rationalization or withdrawal from
the battles of war and love. Through the ending of a toxic situation,

32. A Comparison Of Catch 22 And Captain Corelli s Mandolin
In Catch 22 and Captain Corelli s Mandolin, both authors suggest the unsettling idea
that life holds no universal conclusion because in actuality life is the continual clash
of absolutes and therefore refuses the reader the comfort of closure . Both novels
handle the difficult subject of war using similar postmodernist techniques to display
it, such as fragmented narratives. However their intentions and ideas of war are
extremely different creating interesting comparisons.
De Bernier s novel, Captain Corelli s Mandolin, published in 1994, but set during the
second world war, is composed with multiple narratives, far from the omniscient
narrator often found in 19th century literature. Instead De Bernier s uses an
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When considering war we believe there is a good and a bad side, in the Second
World War most would conceive the Nazis to unequivocally be the enemy and
therefore immoral. Perhaps this is why the chapter The Good Nazi , in Captain
Corelli s Mandolin, immediately unsettles the reader as there is no irony in this
statement. De Berneires presents Gunter Weber full of innocence and as someone
who has simply absorbed the propaganda of the Nazis. We see his innocence
portrayed in The Good Nazi ; Weber was a twenty two year old man and had never
seen a woman naked before...Weber was a still a virgin . The simplicity of De
Bernier s language here reflects the simplicity of Weber as a character. Weber causes
us to question the limitations of our own heroism or our capacity to see beyond
propaganda. It could be argued that rather than the good Nazi he represents the
ordinary Nazi, he accepts what the state has told him as that is the easiest path. By
presenting us with someone who is ordinary it unsettles the reader as it draws a bond
between the reader and the character. Rather than blaming and seeing him as
monstrous and all the other preconceptions society holds against Nazis, we instead
see qualities of ordinary humanity and ourselves in him. Dr. Iannis statement, there
would be no tyranny, Captain, and no wars, if minions did not ignore their conscience
. Is conceivably there to further

33. The Republic Is The People s Government
In short, the republic is the people s government. The only force that lived
Republic, politicians and citizens, political and moral values based on the public
interest is the idea. This is not the direction of a person or group with the benefit of
the republic is a form that must be managed by the state based on the public
interest and the public interest. In the ancient Greek city and the Middle Ages,
Venice and Genoese managers of the Republic, a handful of state chosen by
privileged people, the right choice in modern times known to all citizens, the
Aristocratic Republic , has become the Democratic Republic. Today, Central and
South America and the military junta dictatorship of the Marxist Leninist theory is
based on western China and carry features of a democratic republic in the modern
sense. Because the modern republic is not a class or group, such as the Republic of
Turkey is based on people s sovereignty is a democratic republic.
Ottoman thinkers, not based on ideas that pursues the recovery goal from sinking the
Ottoman Empire goals of the Republic, constitutional monarchy was the French
Revolution s intellectual product, and despotism and the Republic of valuing the
human person against oppression but sought with the collapse of the Ottoman
Empire regime was. Yakup Kadri KaraosmanoДџlu, rolled out forces for the first time
by the idea of the Republic, Mustafa Kemal to say that the French Revolution s
impact, Munir Hayri Egeli, than in 1906, as a

34. To Kill A Mockingbird Quotes Mr Vail
Mr. Avery is a fellow citizen that lives in Maycomb. He has two sides to him, as
does everyone. At the beginning of the book To Kill A Mockingbird , the children
(Scout, Jem, Dill, etc.) think that Mr. Avery is just some mean old guy that walks
around the streets of Maycomb. But, really Mr. Avery has a nice/caring side to him.
On page 65 of To Kill A Mockingbirdit says, Mr. Avery said it was written on the
Rosetta Stone that when children disobeyed their parents, smoked cigarettes and
made war on each other, the seasons would change... (Lee, 65). This quote is showing
that the children think that what Mr. Avery tells them is true. They think that while
he is sitting on his porch that he is actually watching them. Then Mr. Avery s face
appeared in an upstairs window. He pushed a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Now this quote shows Mr. Avery s other side. He risked his life just to help Miss.
Maudie save herself and her stuff. Even though Mr. Avery got stuck he still
continued to push his way through and save himself. Mr. Avery was one of the
people that during the Great Depression, he saved his money. On page 51 of To
Kill A Mockingbird , it states ... makes change in the collection plate. (Lee, 51).
This statement made by Scout shows that Mr. Avery is stingy with his money. In
the Great Depression most people had to be very safe and smart with their money
because they didn t know when their next paycheck was coming. According to The
New York Times, ...life in America is beginning to resemble a roller coaster ride
on the way down and everyone is trying to find ways to save money, it may be
instructive both in terms of offering helpful hints and putting things in perspective...
This quote portrays what it was like trying to keep money in the Great Depression.
It was hard for many families to save money when they had to use the money to
provide for their families. Mr. Avery on the other hand had it easier than most
because he only has to provide for

35. The Transferred Ghost
Sae Koyama
J2 Language Arts
Mr. Valera
Discussion Questions The Transferred Ghost by Frank R. Stockton
1.I think that there must be a sort of meeting hall for all the unassigned ghosts to be
able to go, and there, there is a bulletin board with all the departed peoples names,
and requests for someone to become their ghost. I imagine that from then on, it is
just a matter of who would get the assignment slip first, so that there is a sort of
administrator who manages things so that ghosts can get a position smoothly. I
think that such ghosts exist so that humans can seem to live on, albeit in a rather
strange form inhabited by something else entirely. Maybe the ghosts were there to
take place of a hole which would most certainly open as a result of a person s death
in the lives of those around the deceased person. Even if ghosts don t come from
people, I believe that souls still exist in people. Immortal doesn t always have to be
taken to mean living forever in a literal way. I ve always believed that souls are
there to let people feel. Anger, sadness, joy, happiness they are all emotions that let
us feel that we are human beings. As long as people don t become numb to emotions
and live true to them, souls will still exist forever in ourselves. A ... Show more
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The part which was most funny for me was near the end, when the narrator is
talking to the ghost and says I cannot bear to think of him! aloud and the situation
gets awkward as Madeline doesn t know about the ghost at all. It was such an
tricky position for the narrator to be in, as he runs the risk of exposing the ghosts
identity, but what really made me laugh was when he says the name of a rival; I had
expected the narrator to give up and tell Madeline the truth. His clumsiness truly
surprised me, as he really should have known better; the ghost had already explained
to him that he would be the only one able to see the spectre. I think his ungainliness
in that tight spot was what tickled my sense of

36. The Defense Budget Should Increase Military Spending
To spend or not to spend, that is the question. America is torn, not sure whether it
should increase military spending or if it should considerably slash the budget.
Advocates for a higher defense budget claim more spending will lead to a stronger,
better trained military, which would in turn help secure our status as the superlative
militarypower of the world. However, supporters of the defense budget cuts argue
for a reduction in troop size, which they believe would save the country billions and
allow the nation to focus those savings on next generation technology for protection.
This argument has raged for decades with no solution in sight. Maybe we have been
approaching this problem all wrong. Perhaps, instead of the shortsighted approach of
either raise or lower the budget, we try a smarter, more efficient method of spending
to ensure every dollar of our annual military budgetpositively impacts our national
defense. The debate whether to raise or lower the defense budget has plagued this
nation for generations with many sides expressing their viewpoints on the matter.
Though there are no doubt countless points of views, two main camps come to the
forefront: either rise or lower the budget. These two opposing camps are often broad
enough to encompass most other ideas on the debate whether for or against it,
leaving outliers little room at the proverbial table in which to make their case.
Proponents for a fiscal increase range far and wide with perhaps the most

37. Argumentative Essay On Mental Illness
A mental illness is commonly known as any disorder that affects the mood,
behavior, and overall mindset of an individual. Often, these effects can be almost
invisible to the person, or they can take up the person s whole life. Distractions,
compulsions, fears, and whatever else keeps the individual s mind racing can take
up to a lifetime to cope with, and may not ever heal with treatment (as mental illness
cannot be cured). Mental illness can also be a distortion to the mind, making the
mind believe something, or someone that is not real is present to the person with the
distortion. This leads to the other side of mental illness that entertainment portrays
yellow padded rooms, belted straitjackets and muzzles, and numerous amounts of
screaming. Mental illnesses are not all like these portrayals, but there are indeed
mental institutions in the United Stated and around the world that remain very
active. Psychiatric hospitals are a brighter, more common term for these places.
Their main purpose of them is to house people who have been diagnosed with
mental illness and are not fit at that moment to be left by themselves or with others
around them. They would stay there, see their own counselors, and receive plans
based on their inpatient behavior. Usually, many are released after a month or two,
and seldom stay forever. However, it is after their discharge when they are in trouble.
They are back in the world, but there is one problem: everyone surrounding them in
their lives

38. Essay on America Needs the Exclusionary Rule
The proposition that the exclusionary rule should be abolished is preposterous. There
are few rules that are as useful in protecting the rights of the general public.
Unfortunately, there are many who believe, for a number of reasons, that the
exclusionary rule does more harm than good, and that American society suffers
needlessly for the sake of protecting the rights of those who violate its laws.
Opponents of the exclusionary ruleperceive its gains to be dubious; its costs
overwhelming. This perception is a flawed overestimation of the results of the rule s
principles. The principle in this case is that the exclusionary rule serves to protect the
rights of the accused, and is specifically designed to create an incentive for police...
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However, there are some that would prefer that we not bother with said protection,
and exchange our personal rights to privacy for a safer society. If only things were
that simple. There are several objections to the exclusionary rule, and some of them
effectively point out the shortcomings thereof. However, none of them separate nor
all of them together constitute a valid case for the abolition of the exclusionary rule.
The first objection is a common sense rationale that the function of the exclusionary
rule is to let the guilty go free on the grounds that the evidence collected against the
defendant was done so illegally. Based on this fact, there are three arguments against
the ruling. The first is the utilitarian rationale that letting guilty people loose on the
grounds that the evidence against them was illegally places more criminals on in
society than would otherwise be without the exclusionary rule, thus creating a danger
to society. The second objection based upon this fact is the nonconsequentialist
argument that the exclusionary rule is unfair to those who are legally convicted of
crime, considering the fact that others who possibly commit worse crimes are not
incarcerated because they were fortunate enough to be arrested by a half wit. The
third objection based upon this fact is that it hampers the abilities of the police force
to fulfil their obligation to society by restricting their

39. How Did Edgar Allan Poe Contribute To The Masque Of
The...
Edgar Allan Poe is an extremely beloved author, constantly put on a pedestal as a
dark, brooding, tragic writer. His name is practically synonymous with macabre at
this point. But what led to this reputation? Many people read his more disturbing
works and conclude he has had a horrible, painful life but was his life really as
tragic as it has been perceived to be? Yes, he dealt with deaths in his family,
mediocre parenting, and substance abuse (alcohol and opium) but that was not
something that was particularly outlandish. People read his stories like The Masque
of the Red Death and The Tell Tale Heart and automatically classify Poe as a horror
writer and cannot look past that. They are completely oblivious to how complex and
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Poe s works also served as inspiration for many famous authors who came after him,
for example: Sherlock Holmes was based off of a Poe character; Annabel Leigh in
Vladimir Nabokov s Lolita (1955) was inspired by Annabel Lee; and The Picture of
Dorian Gray (1891) by Oscar Wilde was inspired by an 1842 short story by Poe called
The Oval Portrait. Oscar Wilde even named Poe the lord of romance (Nissen, 64).
This exemplifies the expanse of Poe s work and the effect he has on other writers
especially during his time period. In his day and age he was not considered anything
but a good author, obviously he was known for his horrifying stories, but that was
not the only thing he was recognized for. He was recognized for his criticisms, his
romance and

40. Bigfoot Existence
Harmish Naik
Henderson
English 9
April 12, 2016
Bigfoot s Existence Does Bigfoot actually exist on this very planet of Earth? Yet,
many people do not know if Bigfoot really exists or not. Bigfoot has been a real big
mystery. The mystery has not been solved yet as of right now. Although people
believe Bigfoot is not a real living thing, the sightings, research, places of origin and
evidence left behind suggests that Bigfoot is a living thing on Earth. The evidence left
behind from Bigfoot proves Bigfoot is a living thing on this very planet of Earth.
Bones were found identifying the size of a very big creature. (Bigfoot Facts). The
size of the bone identifies that there is a Bigfoot living in this world. Footprints in the
forests indicate a creature that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It wasn t until 1958 that the Bigfoot legend really started to kick off in the United
States. That year, a man named Gerald Crew found a set of large footprints at a
construction site where he worked in California (Upton). Gerald Crew examined
the large footprints and declared the footprints were from a very big species that
could have been Bigfoot. In 1967, the Patterson Gimli film was captured. The film
shows a tall, hairy Bigfoot walking through the forest (Upton). This real film of
Bigfoot s existence grabbed the public s attention about this topic and the person
captured real footage of the Bigfoot walking in the forest. The legend of Bigfoot
existed long before the European men arrived in the New World. The Coastal
Indians tribes of British Columbia and in particular the Kwakiutls had carved
totem poles and face masks which clearly had references to a man beast
(Shackley). Even a long time ago, many Indian tribes living in North America have
maybe have seen or heard about Bigfoot being alive and living in the woods on
North American soil. Also, the man beast face masks referenced Bigfoot s facial
feautre of the

41. Tourette Syndrome Research Paper
Imagine an eight year old child, just starting the third grade, and they are constantly
being made fun of for making different noises in the back of the class, or doing
strange head motions that the other students find amusing. The child wonders why
this is always happening. This is what school can be like for a child with Tourette
Syndrome, making it hard for him or her to be in any kind of social situation.
Tourette Syndrome produces involuntary tics which can be hard for any schoolaged
child or adolescent. Little is known about the cause of Tourette Syndrome and there is
no cure, making the diagnoses look somber, but there are various treatments and ways
of coping, but most patients with Tourette Syndrome don t have to worry about it for
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Among many physicians and scientists was Georges Albert Г‰douard Brutus
Gilles de la Tourette, who was training under Dr. Martin Charcot (McNaught,
2010). When Dr. Charcot asked Gilles de la Tourette to change his study to ataxia,
a disorder described as lack of muscle control to paroxysmal a movement disorders,
which is characterized by sudden outbursts of emotion and/or action, Gilles de la
Tourette accepted (McNaught, 2010). Before, Gilles de la Tourette and Dr. Charcot
discovered that the involuntary movement and sudden outbursts where neurological,
many people believed that people with Tourette Syndrome where possessed by the
devil, under witched craft, or that it was caused by wrong deeds (McNaught, 2010).
Gilles de la Tourette published Maladie des tics (disease tics) in 1885. In his
publishing he wrote about nine patients that where suffering with vocalizations and
involuntary movement (Jeffries, 2007). So, Gilles de la Tourette is known and
considered the founding father of a neurological disorder that carries his name,
Tourette Syndrome (Jeffries,

42. Analysis of Macroeconomic Indicators of China
Analysis of Macroeconomic Indicators Of China
Analysis:
Macroeconomic Indicators along with values is provided in the below table Macro
Economic Indicators| Value| GDP Growth Rate| 9.1%| IIP Growth Rate| 14%|
Agricultural Growth Rate| 4.3%| Fiscal Deficit| 800 billion yuan| Interest Rates|
6.56%| Exports| 180.2 billion USD| Imports| 148.5 billion USD| Current Account
Deficit| 59.8 billion USD| Inflation| 7.65%| Foreign Exchange Reserves| 3.24 trillion
USD|
GDP Growth Rate: * GDP (purchasing power parity) of china is $11.3 trillion second
largest in the world. * Most of the GDP is comprised of the exports. China is an
export based economy. * GDP of China rose rapidly over past 33 years, Chinese ...
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The rate has been lowered second time in a month s span. This has been done to
primarily bolster the economy which is on its way to record its sixth successive
slide in growth in the second quarter * The central bank lowered the lending rate
floor to 70% from 80% previously, thereby making loans more affordable. * China
has also lowered the cash reserve required of banking via three 50 basis point steps,
thereby making an estimated 1.2 trillion yuan available for lending, the last cut being
in May.
Export:
Current value: 180.2 Billion USD as of June 2012 * Export is a major component
of China s economic growth, constituting 39.7% of its GDP. * Major exports done
by China include office machines, telecom equipment, electronic items and apparel.
* Major export markets of China are United States, Hong Kong, European Union,
Japan amp; South Korea. * China s exports reached an all time high of 181.1 billion
USD in May 2012.
Imports:
Current value: 148.5 Billion USD as of June 2012 * Imports in China reached an all
time high of 162.4 billion USD in May 2012. * Main commodities imported by China
include iron amp; steel, oil, mineral fuels, equipment, plastics, medical equipment and
organic chemicals. * China s main import partners are Japan, European Union, South
Korea and Taiwan.
Current Account Deficits:
Current value: 59.8 Billion USD in fourth quarter of 2011 * China recorded

43. Youth Sports Negatives
As kids grow up you will notice that their parents are not quite sure what kind of
sport they want to sign them up for, so they enroll them in all of them hoping that
their child will find a sport that they will continue throughout their life. Kids usually
range in sports such as basketball, football, baseball, softball, soccer, dance, and
gymnastics. With every youth sportorganization comes the negatives and the
positives. The negative aspects are that parents can be hard on their children, and
receiving a participation trophy or ribbon even though they lost. The positives being
that they can begin healthy lifestyles by participating in youth sports. Physically they
get the required exercise they need, and will eventually continue that throughout their
life. Emotionally, they leave youth sports will a sense of accomplishment, and being
seen by college coaches to help boost their self esteem.
Parents will generally take the coaching position when their kid plays an organized
sport which can potentially be a bad thing. For example, my dad thought he needed
to coach me in every sport I played until I told him he needed to be a spectator
instead. After a while you will notice these parents become very competitive in
games that do not really matter to the kids playing because they are just happy to be
there. This can cause problems because when the kid of the coach will become mad
at their kid, and reprimand them for things the child might not even know that they
are doing

44. A Very Interesting Movie On Golden Pond
A very interesting movie On Golden Pond. Not only learning as you get older there
are a lot of changes as well when exploring your adolescent s years. Confusing,
anxiety, anger, and a lot more feelings that occur throughout the journey to late
adulthood. The movie was mainly on the characters Billy, Chelsea, Ethel, and
Norman who were viewed dealing with biological, cognitive, sociological
experiences while dealing with obstacles of family struggles.
The main character observed was Norman even though it was his birthday and the
rivals of his daughter visit. He encounters many emotion s while on the journey
entering late adulthood. Biologically Norman faces fear of aging, but also feeling the
past is fading away. Norman attitude changes to due to grief felt as he experiences
physical and mental changes, yet it puts relationships in a warp of a tornado. As
the movie progress you will see Norman reveal emotions, insecurity, and mental
instability and becomes a serious challenge, for example when Norman was lost in
the woods he came back running because he was not able to find his way back. With
the disease he is encountered with a slow mental decline. Aging adults become very
grumpy, arrogant, and impatient, however, Norman will not let go what was once
familiar to him, and even if he struggles to claim a command with the younger ones.
Not only is Norman facing old age he show signs and symptoms of cognitive
impairment in that his memory lost become more noticeable to his

45. Gibson Shred V Marketing Mix
The Gibson Flying V brand has many variations, and comes in styles that range
from classic to contemporary. The line attempts to more or less corner the market
on any hard rock and metal player s needs. One of the more contemporary versions
of the guitar is the Gibson Shred V. In this article, I ll take a close look at to see
what it has to offer its potential owners. Features: The body of the Gibson Shred V,
like nearly every other Gibson on the market, is made of mahogany wood. They
prefer this wood type to give Gibsons their distinctive sound. There is just one
finish available with the Shred V, and that is ebony. It has a sleek, very edgy look.
The neck of the Shred V is set into the body, and is also made of mahogany. It has an
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For the average guitarist on a budget, or for those who are looking to get into
learning how to play, there are few instruments better than the Ibanez line. One
specific example of this is the Ibanez RG2EX1. Let s look a little deeper to see just
what it has to offer. Features: The body of the RG2EX1 is made of basswood, a
common feature for lower end guitars. Though the price of the wood in high
quantities is relatively cheap, they generally make instruments with good
resonance and sound quality. There are two modern, sleek looking finishes
available with the Ibanez RG2EX1, including jet black and royal blue. The neck is
bolted on the guitar, and made of three separate pieces of maple wood. The
fretboard, meanwhile, is made of rosewood. It has twenty four jumbo frets with
pearloid dot inlays. The bridge of the guitar, in an effort to keep price down, is
fixed instead of tremolo. This takes away your ability to do dive bombs or some
other popular hard rock maneuvers, but it effectively keeps the strings in position and
tune. All of the hardware, including the tuning heads, bridge, and selector switch , is
metal and painted to match the finish. Electronically, the Ibanez RG2EX1 has a
specially designed humbucking pickup in the bridge and neck position, tone and
volume control knobs, and a three way selector switch. Playability: One fact most
users of

46. The Production Of Automobile Production
According to Amighini and Gorgoni (2014), Automobile production is one of the
operations in the manufacturing segment of production that is highly spatially
disintegrated, characterized by production activities that are broken down into
different units and take place in various countries in the world. The production
processes are highly dispersed. Amighini and Gorgoni (2014) explain reasons for the
dispersed nature of the production system. The automobileindustry has been made to
implement modern sourcing techniques stemming from the growth in leading edge
inputs in contemporary cars, such as computer and electronic facilities, according to
Amighini and Gorgoni (2014). The varying level of technology advancements and
innovation has... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The automobile industry has experienced different progressions. Marukawa (2013)
makes reference to the World Motor Vehicle Statistics. According to the World Motor
Vehicle Statistics, gathered by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association,
some countries that had a vast collection of automobile corporations in 2010 were the
United Kingdom, which had 21 automobile manufacturers, and Malaysia, which had
26 automobile manufacturers. However, China had to a greater extent the highest
number of automobile manufacturers in the world, according to the World Motor
Vehicle Statistics. According to Marukawa (2013), an important characteristic of the
Chinese automobile industry is the magnitude of small scale producers. Marukawa
(2013) discovered that car and engine production are mostly vertically fragmented in
China. Research by Marukawa (2013) showed that firms that want to enter the
industry could outsource production inputs such as engines and design, which
minimizes the entry restrictions for new firms in the industry. The minimization of
entry restrictions, and the rising demand for automobiles in China favored entry into
the automobile industry, according to Marukawa (2013).
Research by Marukawa (2013) discovered that in the 1990s, corporations that
belonged to the government had the ease of protecting domestic markets through
governing the operations of the domestic producers. However, households have now
become the primary consumers of cars, and as a result,

47. Shouldice Hospital Essay examples
1.How successful is the Shouldice Hospital? Generate a P L statement using available
information from the case. Treat each of the two operations hospital and the surgery
separately.
Hospital:
Revenues (4 days X $111/day x 6,850 patients/year)3,041,400
Cost2,800,000
Profit:241,400
Clinic:
Revenues ((($450 + 60 + 75) X 0.20) X 6,850 patients/year)) 3,596,250
Cost2,000,000
Profit1,596,250
Total Profit1,837,650
2.How do you account for its successful performance?
The following factors account for the success of Shouldice hospital:
Unique and pioneering surgical technique for Hernia operation which reduced the
suffering of the patients and led to rapid ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This also resulted in low nurse to patient ratio compared to other similar hospitals
(0.44)
Offering the cheapest option for treatment of hernia in the region
High reliability of Hernia operation with very small recurrence rate of 0.8 % as
compared to high recurrence rates of close to 10 % as in the United States.
Doctors and nurses were motivated by way of higher salaries and profit sharing
systems in the form of bonuses compared to other hospitals in the region and
reasonable workload leading to sense of belongingness amongst the doctors and
nurses leading to low attrition.
Encouraged group cohesiveness and fraternity type of coordination mechanism within
the organization leading to greater operational efficiency. The above factors resulted
in remarkable credibility for the Shouldice Hospital that position edit in the market as
a hospital which ensured cost effective, reliable, caring and responsive service to the
hernia patients.
3.Prepare a patient process flow diagram from arrival through surgery and determine
the capacities at each stage. For this diagram, only indicate major points in the
process, e.g., admitting, examination, operating room surgeries, etc. Use the actual
hours of operation for each step in the process to determine the capacity of each step.
Where is the

48. The Effects Of Popular Energy Drinks On Young Adults
And...
Popular energy drinks, such as Rockstar, 5 Hour Energy, and Monster are consumed
by individuals, as a way to remain cognizant, as well as alert, throughout their day.
Many of the people consuming these drinks are young adults and teenagers. These
people are oftentimes overwhelmed and busy. The Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention website, states, Energy drinks are beveragesthat typically contain caffeine,
other plant based stimulants, simple sugars, and other additives. They are very
popular among young people and are regularly consumed by 31% of 12 to 17 year
olds and 34% of 18 to 24 year olds (CDC, 2015, p. 1). These statistics show the ages
of people consuming these products and prove that it is mostly young people.
Individuals might feel the need to consume an energy drinkbefore a sports match,
work, school, homework, or any task which requires them to be mentally, as well as
physically alert. There are many different types of energy drinks people can consume
and these beverages have similar ingredients. An advantage to these drinks, would be
that an individual accomplishes their goal for the day, because they were given the
energy to do so. There are also certain health benefits that might occur, due to these
drinks. For example, they have ingredients that might protect against some illnesses.
However, people who consume these drinks might not know that they could be
risking their overall health. The Food and Drug Administration has all three of these

49. The E. R Vail Script
PER REPORTER: They suspect that someone outside the family has fondled
Avery. An appointment will be made with the Children s Advocacy Center. She is
in a safe place now with Renee. Every one has been confronted. The parents have
shared custody. Ithappened when she was with the step mother. Avery was found
humping a pillow in the bedroom. She is putting her butt in the air. She is running
around holding her little boobies. About 8 months ago, mom took Avery to the
E.R. because she had a bad rash in her vagina area. They thought it was from
hygiene concerns such as not wiping or cleaning the area well. Now, they are
wondering if it was irritation. They are wondering why the E.R. didn t wonder. The
E.R. treated it as a rash. The E.R. wasn t aware... Show more content on
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She was being dropped off at people s house that the family didn t know. Destiny was
just trying to unload Avery. Mom had a break down but now she s functioning,
getting her life back together, and going to church. When things got difficult for
her, Destiny said they would just keep Avery to give her some structure. Renee said
Destiny and Justen lived with too many people in different places. It s unknown
who would ve fondled the child. Renee is just as angry as the reporter. Judith found
out about this on Christmas Day. Judith spoke with Renee the next day (December
26th) to make sure they were aware. They agreed that Avery had to have help. The
reporter stated mom has to be trained to know how to communicate with Avery. Mom
is up for getting Avery help. Avery hasn t said anything. They felt she needed to be
questioned in a proper setting. They want her to have therapy. According to the
reporter, all of this happened in a 3 month time frame; it happened 4 months ago. The
reporter stated Avery hadn t been seen by a doctor. She doesn t need immediate
medical attention. Avery will stay with the grandmother until the motheris able to get
back on her feet. The grandmother confronted Destiny and Justen about Avery s

50. Burberry Case
Burberry Case Write up
AndrГ© Costa student 894, Class TB, Marketing in a Dynamic World 19 09 2011
Burberry represents nowadays one of the most successful fashion brands across the
world. Founded in 1856, the company s expansion and growth was the result of an
accurate management planning and a recent winner marketing strategy that will be
explored below in this article. The focus on this case study is based on the challenge
of repositioning in the market the brand Burberry, which by the middle of the 90 s
was losing distinctiveness due to the lack of consistency and cohesive vision that it
takes to be positioned as a luxury goods retailer. When Rose Marie Bravo entered as
chief executive in 1997, Burberry was then facing ... Show more content on
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These flagship stores work simultaneously as communication bridges towards the
costumers to transmit the vision of the company, and as a booster for restoring
Burberry s strong identity. Especially if we lean on the locations elected:
Barcelona, London and New York, which are cities where cutting edge fashion is
more expressive, the installation of this showcases in those locations permits a
softer integration of this so used classic brand in the ultimate fashion segment. This
way the communication of what the new position of Burberry is (the niche referred
before) turned to be faster and clearer. The product line was updated dividing the
products into two new categories: continuity and fashion oriented. Continuity
products are expected to have a longer life cycle over the years while the fashion
oriented ones tend to be available in the market for shorter periods of time as they
are trend sensitive and they enter/leave the market whenever the collections are new
or old. This new product portfolio satisfies then the cross generational new concept of
the brand. In addition, there were introduced three primary collections: menswear,
womenswear and accessories and the brand switched name from Burberry s to
Burberry. In this context the advertising efforts to

51. Lolita (Film and Novel Compari
Lolita is one of the most unconventional literary classics of the century. Lolita is a
twelve year old girl, who is desired by the European intellectual Humbert Humbert.
As the narrator of the story, Humbert chronicles his abnormal childhood, adolescent
experiences, and an adventure in a booming American as a European tourist and
pedophile. But it is key to realize his first heartbreak as a boy manifests into his
desires for nymphets. This point is made clear in both the noveland movie. I will
show that the movie Lolita, is a solid rendition of the novel of the same name. Now
some critics might see the novel as something more than I took it, like a contrast
between the modernistic character of Humbert Humbert against the... Show more
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For example, there is a long drawn out scene where Charlotte is returning from
camp and Humbert is panicking in his decision to stay or leave as the car
approaches. You didn t need this because you knew he was going to stay and
pursue his Lolita. So in the movie it was simply just Charlotte returning and the
next thing you know they are married. That s just cutting out the crap, and when
you re a director who want to make a good movie from a novel, you must realize
what is crap and what is important subject matter. Another deleted scene was when
Humbert leaves the room after killing Quilty and all his guests are there. To be
honest with you, this scene confused me in the novel and I m glad it was left out.
The scene made no sense, and the dialogue between the character was a waste of
time. The movie ending was better, just him in his depressed and tormented
emotional state as he drives down the road to absolutely nowhere. One last deleted
scene was that of the stranger (Quilty) coming in to play tennis as Humbert was
away. This scene was meant only to get Humbert nervous about losing Lolita, and
without it in the movie we still realized he was overprotective of his treasure. I want
to discuss some more ways that I thought the movie was an improvement to the novel
and also discuss some scenes that were added that strengthened the story. One of
these was the scene where Lolita ran up

52. Nfl Coaches Research Paper
The draft has a significant impact on the coaches as much as the players. Coaches
for the NBA, NFL, and MLB have to be sure their potential players are skilled
enough, fit into their team program, and will make a difference in the team
program. Also, they have to evaluate the players they already have so when picking
for the draft, coaches won t pick the same type of playerthey already have on the
rosters. Coaches tend to look at the areas they struggled in the previous season or
seasons
The NBA coaches will look at whether they were dominating on the glass
(rebounding), did they have a player who could push the basketball, and a player
that can shoot the basketball as well. The coaches look at something called draft
lingo. This is a breakdown for seeking players. Examples are ball hawk, can t miss
prospect, can t teach size, NBA body, nose for the ball, project, and sees the floor,
separation, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His scouting agents are looking for bench players. Bench players that can rebound
and be dominant inside the post as Tim Duncan. Someone else that get to the basket
and get others in the game as Tony Parker. Players who can get blocks and guard
superstars like Kewhi Leonard.
The NFL coaches focus on criteria such as how many yards were allowed on
defense, how many sacks were made, did the team have a quarterback that can throw
the ball, have a solid running back who could run the ball, and wide receivers that
can catch the football too. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/jason la canfora
/25155693/the 7 coaches gms and owners who will swing the 2015 nfl draft
Ken Whisenhunt, the head coach for the Tennessee Titans. The team was last in their
division and conference. They were 28th in offensive and defensive ranks.
Whisenhunt knew he needed to score the football more in the 2015 season to win
games. So, he went and drafted a quarterback, Marcus Mariota from Oregon. He
knew Mariota could run, throw, and score the

53. Concept Based Adult Learning Theory
The adult learning theory suggests that adults learn differently than children.
According to Nursing: A concept based (2015), the differences in which adults and
children differ are by self concept, experience, readiness to learn, and time perspective
(p. 2502). Before this theory, it was thought that adults and children could be taught
by the same learningstyle. After research, it is shown that adults have a differently
way of thinking, which leads them to be taught different in order for them to learn
compared to the way children learn. There are several reasons as to why the adult
learning theory suggests adults learn different from children. By adulthood, Nursing:
A concept based (2015) suggest that adults already have accumulated life experiences
that can enhance their current learning (p. 2502).... Show more content on
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Adults also realize that they are responsible for their own decisions and would
much rather be given the option to being self directed (Nursing: A concept based,
2015, p. 2502). In order for adults to want to learn, they need a reason behind it.
Adults should be instructed as to why they need to know the information. To be
able to be taught, the adult has to be ready to learn. It is hard to teach someone
something when they have no desire to want to learn. Nursing: A concept based
(2015) states that Adults are life centered, task centered, or problem centered in their
approach to learning (p. 2502). Adults tend to have the readiness to learn if they
know it is going to benefit themselves. They also need to have the motivation to be
taught. Some examples of internal pressures include enhanced self esteem, quality of
life, or a better job satisfaction (Nursing: A concept based, 2015, p

54. Woodrow Wilson s 14 Points
On January 18th of 1918 about 10 months before the end of The Great War Current
president (now former) Woodrow Wilson went to congress and talked about
fourteen points that could possibly lead to peace throughout the world with these
14 points as well as possibly naming World War 1 as the war to end all wars . But
of course this strategy wouldn t work and these 14 points would be the cause of a
future war. 8 of the points where mainly made to deal with the territorial and political
settlements associated with the victorious Entente Powers. These 14 points are: No
more secret agreements between countries, Diplomacy s will be open to the world.
International seas shall be free to navigate during peace and war. Free trade
throughout

55. Shakespeare s King Lear
The tragedy of Shakespeare s King Lear is made far more tragic and painful by the
presence and suffering of the king s youngest daughter, Cordelia. While our sympathy
for the king is somewhat restrained by his brutal cruelty towards others, there is
nothing to dampen our emotional response to Cordelia s suffering. Nothing, that is,
at first glance. Harley Granville Barker justifies her irreconcilable fate thus: the tragic
truth about life to the Shakespearethat wrote King Lear... includes its capricious
cruelty. And what meeter sacrifice to this than Cordelia? 5 Yet in another passage
Granville Barker has come much closer to touching on the real explanation. I quote
the passage at length.
It will be a fatal error to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Desdemona inherited from her father a certain narrowness and rigidity of mental
outlook and an inability to see how others are affected by her actions. Likewise
Cordelia has inherited from her father, who is a far more powerful figure than
Brabantio, a very limited mental outlook which expresses itself because of her
goodness as doctrinaire idealism and an inflexible will functioning in accordance with
those ideals.
As Granville Barker has pointed out, Cordelia possesses the same pride and
obstinacy we find in Lear, only her emotions are purer, more cultured and refined
than his. We have already quoted Lear s response rejecting and cursing his best
loved daughter. In eloping with Othello, Desdemona infuriated her father to the
point where he refused to have her re enter his home and died of grief shortly
thereafter. Though her intention was never to hurt him it comes as a mortal blow.
Desdemona is only following the promptings of her heart and mind. When Cordelia
refuses to make public protestations of love to her father, she too is only following
the promptings of her heart and mind. She would fain use her genuine affection for
her father to win any worldly gain. The deeper emotions rebel at the very thought of
public demonstration. To her the truest thing is not to speak, rather than flatter even
by saying what is true. Lear is proud and vain. Cordelia refuses to

56. The Giver Community Is A Dystopia Essay
The giver community is a dystopia. I know this because when you compare the
giver community to our world it takes a minute but I guarantee it is a dystopia, you
can see this because on the out side looking in, you know all of the secrets that make
up the giver community. another reason it is a dystopia is because when people
imagine a perfect world it is not anything like the community of the giver, lastly is the
fact that the government plans out people s lives. I will go into detail and make
many other points in this essay about both sides of this question.
The giver community is a dystopia first of all because when you are on the outside
looking in, you know that the whole community is made up of secrets. You know that
people can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is just one of the many examples in the book that show that the government can
control your life. Not to mention how they also control your significant other, your
job, your siblings, and your life decisions, and even your personality traits. Just think
about no being able to choose the person your supposed to love and get through life
together with.
You could argue that the community is a utopia because everyone is happy and
that the people not knowing what is going on is a good thing. Or that people not
saying mean things and expressing what they truly feel is a good thing because it
won t cause arguments and fights. Even the fact that people don t have a choice
with family and more importantly significant others could mean that there are no
divorces and no fights about who Marries who. Another example why it could be a
utopia is that people don t have to choose their jobs so they don t need too tire
themselves out working super hard just to get the job that you want. I agree that the
government choosing and planning your whole life out for you can be a good thing.
But their are so many other bad things about the community that it outweighs all of
the good.
In conclusion I think that the leader is dehumanizing the community and focusing
too much on the requirements to have a utopia and not how the actual citizens would
feel if they knew

57. The Music Culture in Puerto Rico
The Music Culture in Puerto Rico during the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries is poorly
documented. It most likely included Spanish church music, military band music, and
diverse genres cultivated by the jГbaros, who are peasants, mostly of Taino descent,
and enslaved Africans and their descendants. While they only make up 11% of the
population in the country, they contributed some of the island s most dynamic
musical features becoming distinct indeed. In the 19th century, Puerto Rican music
begins to emerge into historical daylight, with genres such as danza being naturally
better documented than folk genres like jГbaro music and bomba y plena.
The African people of the island used drums made of carved harwood covered with
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Contemporary genres of music can also be found in Puerto Rico, such as pop and
reggaeton. Puerto Rico is perhaps the single biggest center for production of
reggaeton.
The music of Puerto Rico has evolved as a heterogeneous and dynamic product of
diverse cultural resources. The most conspicuous musical sources have been Spain
and West Africa, although many aspects of Puerto Rican music reflect origins
elsewhere in Europe and the Caribbean and, in the last century, the USA. Puerto
Rican music culture today comprises a wide and rich variety of genres, ranging from
essentially indigenous genres like bomba to recent hybrids like

58. William Buffalo Bill Cody Essay
William Buffalo Bill Cody
Buffalo Bill was one of the most interesting figures of the old west, and the best
known spokesman of the new west. Buffalo Bill was born in 1846 and his real name
was William Frederick Cody. Cody was many things. He was a trapper, bullwhacker,
Colorado Fifty Niner ;, Pony Express rider, Civil War soldier, wagonmaster,
stagecoach driver, and even a manager of a hotel. He changed his name to Buffalo Bill
sometime in his early twenties for his skill while supplying railroad workers with
buffalo meat. He would soon begin his career as one of the most famous prairie
scouts of the Indian Wars.
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Only Egypt s fame opposed the Wild West as the talk of Chicago at the World s
Columbian Exposition in 1893. His show exhibited many famous people, such as
Annie Oakley and Sitting Bull. By the 1900 s, Buffalo Bill could have possibly been
the most famous and recognizable man in the entire world.
The Wild West s great success began on nostalgia for the passing frontier that swept
the nation in the late 1800 s. However, Buffalo Bill never looked backward.
Towards the end of his life, a famous quote of his was All my interests are still with
the west the modern west ;.
Cody used his glory and fame as a platform for his western causes. His western
causes were fighting for the rights of Indians and women, and also for conservation.
Even as early as 1879, Buffalo Bill warned the federal government to not make
promises to them that could be broken. He knew that Indian conflicts would be
caused by broken government promises. He also knew what the Indian was fighting
for, because their entire history was in America, and they felt it was their country.
Buffalo Bill was a fair man, as well. He was quoted in 1894 as saying to a woman
reporter who asked whether he thought the majority of women were qualified to
vote that they were as well qualified as the majority of men. If a woman can do the
same work that a man can do and do it just as well, she should have the same pay ;.
Very early on, Buffalo Bill realized that a

59. Transition from Early Years Essay
This assignment is based upon my understanding of child development and children s
learning, considering the curriculum for the Early Years and the curriculum for the
Early Years Foundation Stage/Key Stage One. I propose to outline a rationale for
effectively continuing children s learning, from the end of the Early Years
Foundation Stage into Year One and include strategies to support transitions, effective
curriculum delivery and links between the EYFS and the National Curriculum.
Throughout the assignment I will refer not only in general but also to how my
research has help me as a practitioner help my setting to effectively continue children
s learning.
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PSHE and citizenship PSED. Music, art, drama and creativity CD and Physical
development PD.
In addition, simply because a child moves from the Foundation Stage into Key Stage
One shouldn t mean that the curriculum ceases being active. Young children learn
best when they are engaged in worthwhile, hands on experiences. On the same
premise, play does not have to end but it needs to be teacher initiated and led in
order to be of much educational value, for instance, children are unlikely to spell
words correctly, if there isn t a teacher to help sound out the letters in the word.
Ros Bayley and Sally Featherstone are writers on teaching and learning have
written a book entitled Smooth Transitions. In it they state a three year olds brain
is twice as active as an adult brain and this level of activity continues to the age of 9
or 10. Children develop 50% of their eventual ability to learn before the age of 4
and another 30% before they are 8. Adult interaction and physical activity continue
to make a massive difference to learning during childhood When measuring the
difference between boys and girls they found that most girls have made sufficient
links to their brains to begin the complex skills of reading and writing by the time
they are four and a half while in most boys it is nearer to six They also say that
research from all over the world