2. How The Monetary Policies Affect The Exchange Rate
Movement
The mainly methodology in this project are Augmented Dickey Fuller (ADF) Unit
Root Test, ordinary least square regression (OLS) and Vector autoregression (VAR)
model, which utilize in this paper to examine the relationships between the exchange
rate and various economic fundamental variables. About econometric software,
where it is used is Stata. 4.1 Aims and objectives Due to the Britain perform double
tight fiscal and monetary policy is very firm. Control interest rate and stabilize the
economy have played a certain impact on the sterling. For this project, the aim study
is to find the answers for the main question, which is how the monetary policies affect
the exchange rate movement. 4.2 Theoretical underpinning Flexible price monetary
model Flexible price monetary model which is the earliest establishment of the
modern theory, and exchange rate determination is the most basic model. It
represents a valuable addition to exchange rate theory because it explicitly introduces
relative money stocks into the picture as determinants of the relative prices which in
turn determine the exchange rate. And there is a conventional money demand
function given by: (1) In this function, m is the log of the domestic money stock, p
is the log of the domestic price level, y is the log of domestic real income and r is
the nominal domestic interest rate (Pilbeam, 2003). A similar relationship holds for
the foreign money demand function
3. Essay on Hyperactivity Disorder
I was trying to daydream but my mind kept wandering. The quote by Steven Wright
shows that the person has lot thoughts that are going through his or her mind. Also,
the quote shows that the person is inattentive. This means that he or she have an
enormous energy store in his or herself. Having time to explore is one of the
magnificent things that children often do. Children have an enthusiasm to learn the
environment that surrounds them. If they go over the limit, then the children will
have problems concentrating. Many scientists have classified these children with
AttentionDeficit HyperactivityDisorder (ADHD). Parents may think that the children
s behavior of hyperactivity is normal throughout the child s life. On the contrary,
many... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since, is an undersized percentage that does not mean that all the children who are
active have this disorder. Many of them will pretend to pay attention. If the children
have developed ADHD, then at some point the child will have trouble understating
what is going on.
Children are really active, and they like to act before they think. Children that have
the disorder can confront with some trouble with reading, writing, and interact with
other people. Zieman States that, People with ADHD have several small
differences in the brain. These differences are in the front part of the brain (an area
involved in self control) and in some parts in the center of the brain (Zieman).
Zieman looks at ADHD in a physiological way. It implies that the damage that is
causing the child to act that way is a small problem that is in front of the brain. The
front of the brain controls the person s way of thinking, acting, and behaving. This
concludes that the child does have a physical problem.
Now that the facts have been reveal, it is time to understand the symptoms and the
types of ADHD of the child. According to Nazario, Combine ADHD, Inattentive
ADHD, and Hyper Impulsive ADHD are the 3 types of ADHD (Nazario). Combine
ADHD involves all of the symptoms. Inattentive ADHD is marked by impaired
attention and concentration. Finally Hyper Impulsive ADHD is marked by
hyperactivity without inattentiveness. The
4. Explain What Level Of Proof Is Required In A Criminal
Trial
1.What level of proof is required in a criminal trial? How does that differ in a civil
trial?
a.The level of proof required in a criminal trial is: proof beyond a reasonable doubt
(Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments Due Process Clauses). (Garland 17) Meaning
that if the judge has no doubt on the defendant s guilt based on the evidence
provided he will be sentenced as guilty. On the other hand, in a civil trial, all that is
needed is proof by a preponderance of the evidence, which means that one side of the
case has more proof than the other resulting in a small margin of difference between
the case verdict.
2.How many jurors must there be in a California criminal case? How many must
agree to sustain a conviction?
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List six qualifications for a juror. (Garland 32)
i.Is a citizen of the United States; ii. Is a resident of the state; iii. Is at least 18 years
of age; iv. Is of sound mind;
v.Is in possession of the person s natural faculties; and vi. Is able to read or speak the
English language.
4.What is voir dire and jury nullification?
a.Voir dire A process in which jurors are questioned in order to select the members of
the final panel. Another definition given by Garland is roughly it means to speak the
truth.
(Garland 32)
b.Jury Nullification Is when a jury reaches a verdict that is opposing to that of all the
evidence presented.
5.What is the difference between a jury trial and a bench trial? Who determines
which it will be?
a.A bench trial takes place in front of a judge and there are no jurors (jury) present.
On the other hand, a jury trial is when members of the public act as jurors and
provide their feedback to the judge once they hear the evidence provided. The
prosecuting attorney needs to agree to a trial without jurors present. Once it is
agreed the judge will commence the case without a jury present. A defendant also
has the right to waive a jury, however it is only allowed in some
5. ADHD In Childhood
Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder has a complicated and interesting history
and because of that it is important to understands this disorders implications and
comorbidity to better treat and diagnose it. Research done by the Centers of
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that 11% of the US population
between the ages of 4 17 are affected with ADHD; that s 6.4 million children and
the prevalence of diagnosis is only increasing (2016). It was generally assumed that
ADHD was something children would grow out of but new studies show that
approximately 4% of the adult population in the US are still suffering from ADHD
or have developed ADHD (Breyer, J. L., Lee, S., Winters, K. C., August, G. J.,
Realmuto, G. M. 2014). ADHD is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In a study published by Hung Pollock and Karalunas, they created an experiment
that tested children with and without ADHD s working memory (WM) to better
understand how their executive functioning (EF) developed (2010). In order for an
individual to use and learn an executive function, that individual must first use WM
to remember and practice that function until it becomes automatic. Hung Pollock
and Karalunas used two types of test to measure reaction time (RT) and apply that
data to WM. The first test was alphabet arithmetic (AA), a computer program that
would present a question with a number and a letter (i.e A+1=?) (Hung Pollock C.
L., Karalunas S. L. 2010). Children were expected to replace the letter with the
number associated with its position in the alphabet (i.e. A=1, B=2, C=3) and solve.
The children were told to press that enter button with would record their RT and then
say their answer aloud to the research assistant who then recorded answers (Hung
Pollock C. L., Karalunas S. L. 2010). The second test, called finger math (FM), was
another computer program that presented children with the same math problems as
the AA (Hung Pollock C. L., Karalunas S. L.
6. Why Is Radiography Important
Why is radiography important in the medical field?
Earlier there was only x ray methods of detecting a disease but things have change,
there are other methods for example imaging or ultrasound methods. Radiology is
also used for treating and diagnosing of various types of injuries or disease. It could
be used to destruct tumors by radiation. Radiography is important in the medical
field because is best practical way to diagnose, monitor treatment and detect
progression or relapse of many of great significance and common diseases in a
minimally invasive and anatomically precise manner. Radiology is now the key
diagnostic tool for many diseases and has an important role in monitoring treatment
and predicting outcome. New knowledge in imaging is being developed at an
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Imaging plays a huge role in diagnosis. Specialists are great at recognizing
pathology on imaging related to their area of expertise, but they risk missing subtle
findings that only a radiologist can see. Medical testing is improving by leaps and
bounds. As a radiographer, you may have the opportunity to be trained on the most
cutting edge equipment. You could be right in the middle of patient diagnosis,
working closely with the doctors and patients. Clinicians will often wait for
imaging results before arriving at a diagnosis or deciding on a course of action.
Specialists frequently read their own imaging, but an official read by a radiologist
is always needed. As a radiologic technologist you may be trained to do many
important diagnostic tests, this is because there are many areas of radiography that
you can specialize in this includes mammography, radiotherapy, computed
tomography (CT), fluoroscopy, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). There will
always be risks in your work environment. Since a lot of imaging procedures make
use of
7. Hamlet In Hamlet
[didn t get this one]
In 5.1, Hamlet has returned to Denmark. This is the scene of Ophelia s funeral.
Hamlet jumps into Ophelia s grave because he wants to Laertes that he cares about
Ophelia s passing just as much as he does. Hamlet mentions that he really did love
Ophelia ( I loved Ophelia: forty thousand brothers Could not, with all their quantity
of love, Make up my sum. What wilt thou do for her? ) and feels the need to prove
that. The contest that he enters is a fencing match against Laertes that the king set up.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern have been put to death because when Hamlet found the
letter that was sent to England that said to put Hamlet to death, he switched the
letters and told the King of england to kill Rosencrantz and Guildenstern ( Let the
king have the letters I have sent; and repair thou to me with as much speed as thou
wouldst fly death. I have words to speak in thine ear will make thee dumb; yet are
they much too light for the bore of the matter. These good fellows will bring thee
where I am. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern hold their course for England: of them I
have much to tell thee. Farewell. ) Hamlet says they deserved to be put to death
because he basically was their prisoner and they have done things to him that they
knew were wrong ( They have dealt with me like thieves of mercy: but they knew
what they did; I am to do a good turn for them. ). In my opinion, I don t know if I d
say they deserved to be put to death, but they weren t being
8. How Music Defines You Essay
I think music in itself is healing. It s an explosive expression of humanity. It s
something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we re from, everyone
loves music. This famous quote said by Billy Joel does a good job describing the
way music can affect people. Different songs can impact people, change their moods,
or bring back memories related to a certain tune. Each person, however, has their own
unique taste in music; one songcan be loved by one but hated by another, it all
depends on our personal taste and what we can relate to. This made me wonder, what
does the music I listen to say about myself? Do the lyrics define who I am as a
person, or do I simply like songs because of the beat? As I looked at my top ten
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The second song I analyzed was Paradise by Coldplay. Similarly to Kids , the song
Paradise starts with the idea of childhood. When she was just a girl she expected
the world. But it flew away from her reach so she ran away in her sleep and
dreamed of paradise is the opening verse for this tune. It talks of a young girl with
big dreams expecting the world. As the girl in the song grows up she finds that life
is not as simple as she believed. Life goes on, it gets so heavy. The wheel breaks
the butterfly. Every tear a waterfall. In the night the stormy night she ll close her
eyes. Those lyrics are a good example of how life has some downs, tears, and
storms, but it talks of how the girl stays positive when the song says, She d say, I
know the sun must set to rise. I think this song is a good reflection of me. I have
big dreams for myself, but as life goes on I go through some bumps in the road. I
have encountered many of my own stormy nights, but I know the sun will rise to a
clearer and brighter day in time. I have learned not to expect things to be handed to
me, but to chase after my dreams, and my own perfect paradise to a path of success.
My final and favorite song I looked at was the song Pursuit of Happiness by Kid Cudi
. Kid Cudi is my favorite artist, so it makes sense that my favorite song is one of his
most popular. However, when I tell people my favorite artist is Kid Cudi, they give
me weird looks because most of his songs do not
9. Analyze The Changes Between The Qin And Han Dynasty
The Qin and Han dynasties changed many things regarding how China was governed.
Like when Qin Shi Huang standardized the units of measurement, currency, and the
width of roads to ease trade within his country, strengthening the unity between areas.
Another change is the Han dynasty s usage of education. They let all boys receive an
education to a certain extent, however, if they wanted to further their education more
they would have to travel to the capital. One of the several changes Qin Shi Huang
changed how dictators controlled Chinain many ways how he distributed his land
and power. Many of the changes he implemented were used by Chinese rulers for
over 2000 years, these changes created a lasting effect on how China was ruled. The
Qin
10. What Is The Government s Response To The Truman
Doctrine
By 1947, US president Harry S. Truman was outraged by the Soviet Union s
perceived resistance to American demands in Iran, Turkey and Greece, as well as
their rejection of the Baruch Plan on nuclear weapons. In February 1947, the British
government announced that it could no longer afford to finance the Kingdom of
Greece in its civil war against Communist led insurgents. The US government s
response to this announcement was the adoption of containment, the goal of which
was to stop the spread of Communism. Truman delivered a speech that called for the
allocation of $400 million to intervene in the war and unveiled the Truman Doctrine,
which framed the conflict as a contest between free peoples and totalitarian regimes.
American policymakers
11. Film Techniques In Psycho
Psycho is a 1960 American film directed by Alfred Hitchock. The screenplay of the
movie written by Joseph Stefano was inspired by the novel of the same name by
Robert Bloch on the year 1959. This film is categorized into the horror thriller
genre of film. The starring was Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates, Janet Leigh as
Marion Crane, Vera Miles as Lila Crane and John Gravin as San Loomis.
This film is a black and white film and the lighting is more towards dim effect which
terrified the audience. Music plays the biggest effect in the film. Bernard Hermann s
theme is used for this film because it uses mostly high pitched string instrument notes
so the suspense and horror mood can be formed to the audience.
I would like to talk about the scene ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The lighting there is much darker than outside without any light. There is a
medium shot from low angle facing the cellar door. Then, Lila opens the door and
slowly walks down the stairs and proceeds to another basement room. The scene of
walking steps from the door down into the room generates a mysterious mood and
it symbolizes that Lila is going deeper into the hidden secrets. The shot then edited
to another brighter room with lights on and a worn out setting continues with Lila
opens the door producing a creaking noise. Then, it shows a medium shot of a back
of a woman sitting on a chair with her hair tied in a bun. Lila then walks closer to
the woman and call Mrs. Bates. When she is walking, the camera is constantly stay
and Lila is getting closer and the focus point changes from the hanging light bulb to
her face. Her facial expression shows that she is curious about the appearance of
Mrs. Bates in the cellar. She taps on the right shoulder of the woman and the body
of the woman slowly jiggles back and turns over. There is still medium shot when
she taps on her shoulder and audience can see the shadow of the woman reflected on
the wall behind. Then, the shot is cut to a close up shot with the skeletal of the
woman s corpse with empty eye
12. Essay about The Three Musketeers Alexandre Dumas
The Three Musketeers Alexandre Dumas
Alexandre Dumas s novels and in particular The Three Musketeers are so great for
his ability to mix fact with fiction. As a historical novel, The Three Musketeers bases
its story around some major characters and events of 17th century, French history.
Cardinal Richelieu, Anne of Austria, and other important characters really lived and
acted the way they do in the novel. In fact, the historical basis of Dumas s story
extends all the way to his initial idea for the novel, even to the Musketeers and d
Artagnan themselves.(history 1)
The Three Musketeers is inspired by a 17th century work entitled Memoires de d
Artagnan by Gatien de Cortilz de Sandras, which Dumas stumbled across in his
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Aramis was Henry d Aramitz, related to Monsieur de Treville, he was a Musketeer
from 1640 and on, we know little of him beyond that. Athos was Armand de
Sillegue, also related to Treville. He was a King s Musketeer who died in Paris in
1643, but little is known beyond that, there is some proof on his death certificate that
he died as a result of a duel.(history pg. 3)
The major historical figures in the novel are all more or less accurate, in terms of
the basic facts presented. Louis XIII, Anne of Austria, Cardinal Richelieu, and
Monsieur de Treville are all presented without any historical inaccuracies. And
there were indeed, King s Musketeers under Louis XIII, they existed as a sort of
training ground for the elite of the French army, and served as the King s personal
escort in peacetime. Treville and the Cardinal were great enemies, as Dumas
portrays them, in fact, Treville was involved in a 1642 plot to assassinate the
Cardinal, and Louis XIII was forced to banish his friend. Richelieu did have his
own, similarly elite, company of Guards, which did have a great rivalry with the
Musketeers, as Dumas describes.(history pg. 4)
In general, we see that Dumas s novel is at least based in history, although he takes
great departures. The one great exception to this is Lady de Winter.
Courtilz s Milady is an entirely private individual, one of the
13. The Causes Of Depression In Teens And Teenage Depression
Depression affects 25 million people a year. When the feeling of hopelessness and
despair just would not go away make be caused by depression. Depression makes it
hard to function in your everyday life. Getting through the day may be
overwhelming. Although depression is a very common mood disorder. The death
of a family member, being fired from a current job, ending a long term relationship
are some difficult experiences for most people. It is normal to feel sad or griefto these
situations, some describe this as being depressed. But being sad is very different
from having depression. Grieving is a natural process to each individual and some
share the same feelingof depression. Both Depression and grief may involve the
same intense withdrawal and sadness from the normal activities you do. In grief the
feeling of pain comes in waves often mixed with both happiness and sadness. But
with major depression the grieving process can last up to two weeks.
For most people losing a loved one can bring on major depression, especially was
someone was very close to you.
In teens depression is very common as we all know teen years can be very tough.
Depression affects teenagers a lot more then we realize it is calculated that one in
five teen that of all walk of life will suffer from depression. This can destroy a teen s
personality causing an overwhelming sense of sadness, anger, despair. Many
unhealthy and rebellious behavior scans be an indication of depression. In
14. The Teachings Of The Gospel
Culture is the behavior and beliefs as well as characteristics of a particular social,
ethnic, or age group.(Dictionary.com) The gospel, in sum is the teachings of Christ
and the record of his life found in the first four books of the new testament.An age
long struggle, since the Gospel message began to spread has been the issue of
evangelizing to various cultures and presenting the Gospelin a way relevant to the
people. This is the struggle that many missionaries face who work in the fields
amongst various indigenous and foreign cultures that carry practices that are strictly
against the Gospel. In proclaiming the Gospel, missionaries should respond to the
individual elements of other cultures in various ways. Condemnation of Culture
Missionaries must require the local people to separate from practices which are
prohibited in Scripture such as idolatry, cannibalism, and so forth. Toleration of
Culture Missionaries will also teach against certain practices which violate Christian
ideals, although temporarily tolerate them while waiting for the development of a
more sensitive conscience on the part of the local people, such as slavery or
scarification of the body (when done for ornamentation).Conversion of Culture
Missionaries may retain certain local patterns and practices while giving them a new
content, meaning or purpose introducing functional substitutes in order to avoid
creating a cultural vacuum in the lives of the believers and churches for example,
using
15. The Effects of Catholicism on the Education of Women in...
The Effects of Catholicism on the Education of Women in Renaissance Italy
According to Paul Grendler, the conservative, clerical pedagogical theorist Silvio
Antoniano (1540 1603) reflected on women s educational status in Renaissance Italy
in one of his written works, claiming that ...a girl (should not) learn pleading and
writing poetry ; the vain sex must not reach too high...A girl should attend to sewing,
cooking, and other female activities, leaving to men what was theirs . Apparently, this
was the common held view concerning women s education during that time. Although
women were actually encouraged to literacy, their subservient social role as wives
and mothers could not allow them to learn as much as men did (Grendler, 1989). ...
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Thus, we see that in a sense, Catholicism acted as a catalyst in the development of
female education. Paradoxically enough though, at the same time, it limited the
possible level of knowledge they could attain. The thought of the supposedly
foolish, sinful female sex breaking the bonds of ignorance made many people fear
the possibility of women reading forbidden books. Dante s La vita nuova , the
Petrarchan sonnets and the Decameron are a few examples of books that were
considered lasciviously dangerous and kept off limits (Grendler, 1989). Indeed,
women could be educated, yet within a certain framework. Their level of knowledge
only went up to a point, in order to make sure they grew up to be exemplary, pious,
Christian housewives. In this paper I will discuss the popular views concerning
women s nature and status in society and how this affected their education. I will
mention what women learned and how; what kinds of institutions were accessible to
what types of women. Men s education will be briefly mentioned in places. My main
concern though, is not education in general. Through this paper I shall attempt to
explain how Catholicism made it easier for women to acquire an education, but at the
same time present the restrictions it imposed upon them.
Contemporary
16. Johann Sebastian Bach Essay
Johann Sebastian Bach was one of the greatest composers in Western musical
history. More than 1,000 of his compositions survive. Some examples are the Art
of Fugue, Brandenburg Concerti, the Goldberg Variations for Harpsichord, the
Mass in B Minor, the motets, the Easter and Christmas oratorios, Toccata in F
Major, French Suite No 5, Fugue in G Major, Fugue in G Minor ( The Great ), St.
Matthew Passion, and Jesu Der Du Meine Seele. He came from a family of
musicians. There were over 53 musicians in his family over a period of 300 years. br
br Johann Sebastian Bachwas born in Eisenach, Germany on March 21, 1685. His
father, Johann Ambrosius Bach, was a talented violinist, and taught his son the basic
skills for string playing. Another... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Weimar, he assumed the post of organist and concertmaster in the chapel. He
remained in Weimar for nine years, and there he composed his first wave of major
works, including organ showpieces and cantatas. br br By this stage in his life,
Bach had developed a reputation as a brilliant, yet inflexible, musical talent. His
qualities on the organ was unequaled in Europe, in fact, he toured regularly as a
solo virtuoso. His growing mastery of compositional forms, like the fugue and the
canon, was already attracting interest from the musical establishment which, in his
day, was the Lutheran church. But, like many people of great talent, he was never
very good at playing the political game, and consequently suffered drawbacks in his
career. He was passed over for a major position, which was Kapellmeister (Chorus
Master) of Weimar, in 1716. Partly in reaction to this situation, he left Weimar the
following year to take a job as court conductor in Anhalt Cothen. There, he slowed his
writings of church cantatas, and instead concentrated on instrumental music. His time
Anhalt Cothen in period produced, along with other masterpieces, the Brandenburg
Concerti. br br While at Cothen, Bach s wife, Maria Barbara, died. Bach remarried
soon after to Anna Magdalena and went ahead with his work. He also went ahead in
the baby making department, producing 13 children with his new wife six of which
survived
17. Genetic Identity Of The Individual
Genetic Identity of the Individual Individuality is the quality or character of a
particular subject that distinguishes that subject from others of the same kind. Every
individual searches for and cherishes their individuality, their identity, their unique
role in the world. Humans are some of the most socially and psychologically
complex organisms in the world; global diversity and individual uniqueness are a
product of that complexity. Professional sociologists have long debated the power of
the world around us to shape our perception and thought process, thus playing a role
in the individual s world view and responses. Frida Kahlo visually represented the
influence of the environment on the individual with her painting, Self Portrait
Between the Borderline of Mexico and the United States, 1932, depicting two very
different worlds of Mexico and the United States, while also conveying her dismay at
the American influence that at the time was supplanting her traditional Mexican
heritage (Kahlo). This illustrates the impacts of a cultural environment on an
individual and their sense of identity. However, the creation of an individual is far
more than a conglomeration of outside influences, as environmentalist theory
believes. Everyone is born with a unique set of genetic traits that cause one to look,
think, and act different from others. The question that follows is how influential is
genetic identity in the development of the individual? Individuality is the result
18. The Laptop Trail
The Laptop Trail
The Modern PC Is a Model Of Hyper efficient Production And Geopolitical
Sensitivities
By JASON DEAN and PUI WING TAM, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, June 9,
2005
When a customer in the U.S. clicks on Hewlett Packard Co. s Web site to purchase
one of its Pavilion zd8000 laptop computers, the order quickly arrives thousands of
miles away at a factory in China run by a less familiar name, Quanta Computer Inc.
Although virtually unknown to consumers, Quanta is the world s biggest maker of
laptops. As part of a sometimes difficult symbiosis, the Taiwanese company makes
roughly one quarter of the world s portable computers, which are then sold by brands
such as H P and Dell Inc. Quanta collects components from countries around ... Show
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Quanta made nearly a quarter of the roughly 49 million notebooks shipped last year
a share the company expects to grow to a third this year. Including smaller rivals
like Compal Electronics Inc., Inventec Corp. and Wistron Corp., Taiwanese concerns
now produce as much as 80% of the world s laptops.
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Outsourcing to low cost, high quality Taiwanese manufacturers has helped make
Dell and H P the world s top two PC companies in terms of sales. International
Business Machines Corp., which outsourced less than half of its laptop production,
according to Merrill Lynch, and operated its own factory in China, consistently lost
money on its PCs. It sold the business this year to China s Lenovo Group Ltd., which
has used Taiwanese companies to make most of its notebooks in China.
But the relationship between U.S. computer firms and their third party manufacturers
can be tricky. In the struggle to retain an element of control over their suppliers, H P,
Dell and others play contract manufacturers against each other to keep prices falling
and ensure no supplier gains too much leverage.
Roger Bahalla, director of H P s laptop supply chain strategy, says H P typically
works with a half dozen third party manufacturers at any one time. It s a way to
keep the business competitive, says Mr. Bahalla, who adds that 98% of H P s
notebooks are made in China. There s an optimal number of partners to deal with.
We don t want any one
19. Physics of a Car Essay
Physics of a Car
The average driver doesn t think about what keeps their car moving or what keeps
them on the road, but that s because they don t have to. The average driver doesn t
have to worry about having enough downforce to keep them on the road or if they
will reach the adhesive limit of their car s tires around a turn. These are the things are
the car designers, professional drivers, racing pit crews, serious sports car owners,
and physicist think about. Physics are an important part of every sports and racing
car design. The stylish curves and ground effects on sports cars are usually there not
just for form but function as well allowing you to go speeds over 140 mph in most
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Negative lift is created by front and rear wings on race cars and by ground effects
and spoilers on the average sports car. Most negative lift is used to fight inertia as
a car rounds a turn. Inertia is the tendency of an object to remain in the same state
of motion (Murphy 77). When a car rounds a turn at high speeds it often needs
more force than it s weight to resist the car s tendency to keep traveling straight.
The increased downforce puts more weight on the tires helping the tires grip the
road. Drag force is the cost of increasing downforce. Drag force is the force acting
on an object in motion in the opposite direction the object is moving through a fluid
(Yager). To most people drag force is simply known as air resistance. The objective
of aerodynamic efficiency is to maximize downforce while minimizing drag force.
Acceleration and Speed are obviously the two defining characteristics of a fast car.
Newton s three laws of motion are an essential part in determining how fast a car
will accelerate and how fast it will go. Newton s second law is the easiest to
understand in relation to a car s acceleration. Newton s second law mathematically
states Force=(mass)(acceleration) (Murphy 78). This law explains why cars that
need to accelerate fast should be relatively light in weight compared to other cars.
Removing mass, such as a bumper, radio or fancy upholstery reduces the weight of
20. Holden Caulfield Censorship
In 1951, the public was introduced to sixteen year old Holden Caulfield, a
character created and narrated by J.D. Salinger, in his first novel, The Catcher in
the Rye. Throughout the book s lifetime, it has been a subject of constant debates
and controversies. The novel has only been the target of ridicule and criticisms, but
has also sparked intriguing discussion on its validity for use of high schools (Top
10 Censored Books). The Catcher in the Rye is banned due to meeting the
requirements for censorship. Censorship is the practice of officially examining
books, movies, etc., and suppressing unacceptable parts (Merriam Webster). The
novel centers around the life of the sixteen year old Holden Caulfield. The novel deals
with issues such... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, Holden is presented as intolerable to other people, disrespectful, and
hateful. In addition, he is so much into teenage sex as revealed in his words sex is
something I really don t understand too hot. I keep making up these sex rules for
myself and then I break them right away (The Catcher in the Rye.). Hopefully as the
readers unravel the personality of Holden, they estrange his personality for their own.
Consequently his intolerable personality is unacceptable in the society, and the book
teaches that it is an undesirable
21. Ida B Wells Literary Devices
Ida B was a heroic because she wrote letters so people would read how unfairly they
were treated. In the text it states Ida B. Wells, the young journalist from Memphis,
Tennessee (Moreau,1999). This quote shows us that she was a journalist. Ida B.
wells wrote in her company with her partner J. L. Free speech . IN the text it states
Free Speech, the black newspaper she owned with her business partner, J. L.
Fleming .(Moreau,1999). Ida B. wells fought for slaves with her pen and paper so
the other people would understand how they live. In the text it states Ida fought
injustice against blacks in the best way she knew how with her pen. (Moreau,1999)
This quote shows how Ida B. fought for slaves with letters. Ida B. was a very
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Another thing they have in common is that they acted heroic and they changed
many people s life. In ida B. wells text it states Ida fought injustice against blacks in
the best way she knew how with her pen. (Moreau,1999) In If we must die it states
Like men we ll face the murderous, cowardly pack,Pressed to the wall, dying, but
fighting back! (Mckay, 1919) Also in The underground railroad it states By the end
of the decade, she was responsible for freeing about 300 slaves (USHistory.org,
2016) All of this quotes show that they sacrificed their life to save many other people
and thats what make Ida B. wells, Claude Mckay, Harriet tubman
22. The Birdman Of Alcatraz, By Aka Robert Stroud
While you may have heard of, The Birdman of Alcatraz, aka Robert Stroud, another
popular Alcatraz inmate. He was probably the most famous inmate to reside on
Alcatraz. In 1909, Stroud brutally murdered a bartender when he failed to pay the
girl Stroud was pimping for. He shot the bartender to death and took the wallet for
the prostitute. Stroud was convicted of manslaughter and sent to McNeil Island in
1911. At McNeil Island, he was noted to be violent and difficult to manage. Robert
Stroud viciously assaulted a hospital orderly and even stabbed a fellow inmate. As a
result of his hostility, he was sentenced an additional six months. Stroud was moved
to Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary in Kansas because of overcrowding and... Show
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Unfortunately, Robert Stroud was never to able to see the move of himself, Birdman
of Alcatraz, by Burt Lancaster. The movie portrayed Robert with a more calm
personality, the opposite of his actual behavior. (Alcatraz History: Famous Inmates)
Everyone knows how hard it would have been to escape Alcatraz and live, so
escape attempts were rarely rewarding. Alcatraz was open for twenty nine years
and only had fourteen escape attempts with thirty six involved prisoners overall.
No attempts were considered successful. One prisoner actually made it to San
Francisco, but was promptly arrested and returned. Two inmates drowned in the
bay and six were shot dead during their attempts. Twenty three were captured and
returned, but five were never found. Prisoner officials say the five prisoners must
have also drowned. The first escape attempt was made in April, 1936, by Joseph
Bowers, prisoner 210. He was shot and killed. The Battle of Alcatraz is considered
one of the bloodiest escape attempts in the history of Alcatraz. It s also known as
the Alcatraz Blast Out . On May 2, 1946, six prisoners tried to take control of the
main building. They were able to overpower the guards and the battle lasted two
days. Two officers were killed and many others had several injuries. Three out of the
six prisoners who attempted to escape died in battle. Finally, on May 4,
reinforcements came and took control. The living three inmates went on trial for the
murders
23. Treadmill of Conception
The treadmill of consumption refers to the consumption of material goods in which
people think they will become happier just by acquiring more material goods.
People over consume and are never satisfied with what they already have but rather
aim for more and bigger things. Under the treadmill of consumption people become
very competitive as well as greedy and have the need to over consume in order to
feel happier or more gratified. Studies have shown just the opposite that by over
consuming does not lead to happiness but rather to the contrary. As people accrue
more and more material goods they usually do not become happy or content but
rather raise the ladder for more consumption. One day they will realize that all their
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We feel that we need to push ourselves to our higher limits by over consuming in
student debt loan or any other type of debt just to obtain a higher status of education
or to be socially accepted by others. This can have an emotional and psychological
effect on a person because of the high demands that we place on ourselves for
trying to raise our reference point in order to gain happiness and life satisfaction.
People are always looking to be in that higher pay bracket and they become needy
by the more they are given. Students go back to school as I did because after
searching for the type I job I wanted, I came to realize that a higher education was
critical and I would not have any chance without at least a bachelors degree. Many
students go even further to Grad school or for their PHD because they feel that a
bachelor s degree will not drive them to the ultimate paying job or the social status
they strive to gain for themselves, as I am considering for myself as well. As a
human race we over consume and drive ourselves deeper into debt because we feel
this will help to reach the level of self fulfillment and our actualization and at the
same time to gain happiness.
In conclusion people over consume more than they need and more than they want.
People relate to the more money, goods, better education or higher paying career they
24. What Does It Mean To Say Good Bye To A. T. Cox
Saying good bye to A.C means saying hello to the world. I don t know what world
he is talking about, but Cox has definitely never lived in Florida. That little
statement he made is what caught my attention and I immediately felt that Cox
was a little too optimistic about the good old days. Cox wants people to go back to
a time where life used to be a lot simpler and I agree that we as a society aren t
communicating enough, but he really has to keep up with the times. He rambles
on about how before air conditioning was available, people used to be a lot more
social, communicated well, and would go outside a lot more often. I felt that he was
blaming air conditioning as the sole reason for people s lack of social skills and
communication.
25. Video Games And Its Effects On The Classroom
As technology changes each generation, so does choice of pastime. The most
notable one being a kid s obsession with video games, spending hours glued to the
monitor. Instead of fighting it, educators around the nation are accepting and
adopting the video game interest to their classrooms. Many may argue that
videogames are a distraction and are too violent, however, if implemented in
school systems the games used will be safe and focused around the core subject.
Otherwise, there are teachers out there that are interested in leveraging game for
learning, they re not alone. as the director of the academic and digital learning
Lucas Gillispie says, It makes it logical to implement video games to the class
lesson as it provides a fun and effective way for students to learn with. One of the
most popular game amongst young children, Minecraft, have already been
implemented in many school systems nationwide. Minecraft is a digital lego like,
sandbox game, meaning that the player has complete freedom within that game
world. Players manipulate the world around them through, as the game name says,
mining and crafting. The game itself has an overwhelming amount of items mirror
the real world with, giving Minecraft a high educational value to the point that it has
it s own educational variety, MinecraftEdu. According to the T H E Journal s 4
Innovative Ways To Teach With Video Games , their use of Minecraft was
intentionally used as an after school program for at risk students.
26. Advantages And Disadvantages Of Brand Ambassadors
INTRODUCTION
A brand is essentially a business s product or service combined with its unique
positioning. All brands stand for something in the consumers eyes, and what a brand
stands for is vitally important for the success of its business. Many of the top brands
have brand ambassadors who promote them (for a fee of course) so Shahrukh Khan
represents TAG Heuer ,Pepsodent and Sunfeast ,among others, while Aishwarya Rai
is the brand ambassador for L Oreal, and Kareena Kapoor for Head and Shoulders.
So, a brand ambassador could well be summed up as follows A brand ambassador is a
well connected person or a celebrity who is used to promote and advertise a product
or service.
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Here s why:
The reputation of the celebrity may derogate after he/she has endorsed the product:
Pepsi Cola s suffered with three tarnished celebrities Mike Tyson, Madonna, and
Michael Jackson. Since the behaviour of the celebrities reflects on the brand,
celebrity endorsers may at times become liabilities to the brands they endorse.
The vampire effect: This terminology pertains to the issue of a celebrity
overshadowing the brand. For example, campaigns of Dawn French Cable
Association and Leonard Rossiter Cinzano. Both of these campaigns were later
dumped due to celebrities getting in the way of effective communication.
Inconsistency in the professional popularity of the celebrity: The celebrity may lose
his or her popularity due to some lapse in professional performances. For example,
when Tendulkar was going through a prolonged lean patch some time back, the
inevitable question that cropped up in corporate circles is he actually worth it? The
2003 Cricket World Cup also threw up the Shane Warne incident, which made things
difficult for Pepsi. With the Australian cricketer testing positive for consuming
banned substances and his subsequent withdrawal from the series, right in the middle
of the event, PepsiCo the presenting sponsor of the World Cup 2003 found itself on
an uneasy
27. The Similarities and Differences Between True Colors and...
What the Dog Saw: and other Adventures Malcolm Gladwell is an English Canadian
journalists who wrote an extraordinary piece of work called What the Dog Saw: and
other Adventures. In this book there are 19 stories, two specifically have a common
theme these two stories are called the Ketchup Conundrum and True Colors. The
Ketchup Conundrum discusses how diverse mustardis compared to ketchup. And True
Colors on the other hand discusses how hair dye advertisingshaped the 20th century
stigma for women who were trying to hide the strands that they didn t like. In the
Ketchup Conundrum French s mustard dominated the shelves; there was nothing else
like it. So the Heublein Company wanted... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In True Colors women were realizing that they could control how others viewed
themselves. In the 1950 s and 1960 s Clairol hired a copywriter by the name of
Shirley Polykoff who created a brilliant campaign which asked does she or doesn t
she (Gladwell 79)? This slogan was effective and unforgettable. Clairol then
produced an at home color bath that became a breakthrough in the American
beauty industry; it was an all in one product. During this time women weren t as
open as they are now about dyeing their hair. This made people wonder does she or
doesn t she color her hair? (Gladwell 77) No one could tell it was like nothing they
had ever seen before. The other copywriter was for L Oreal, the women s name
was Ilon Specht. She understood what the consumer wanted and introduced the
phrase because I m worth it (Gladwell 98) She wanted people to know that they do
have an opinion, a choice and a role in society. Herta Zong soon after came into the
picture who conducted motivational research on people. In order for advertisers to
get on a psychological level they must understand that consumers build a relationship
with their product because they begin to trust and rely on it. People like routines and
products are part of a routine; most people rarely get out of routines because they don
t like change. Which means that people do form bonds with their
28. My Dreams Of African American Dreams
Admiration, reverence, and sincere appreciation are all the feelings I ve felt for my
African American ancestors who were the first in our race to achieve their dreams.
Most people are familiar with the story of Jackie Robinson as he was the first
African American person to play major league baseball. Others know the story of
Shirley Chisholm. She was the first African Americanwomen elected to Congress
and the first to run for President of the United States. Even fewer people have heard
of Sarah Tanner Mossell Alexander, she was the first African American women to
receive her Doctorate in Philosophy.
As a lover of history, I always find joy in learning the unknown stories of my
ancestors. Stories like Alexander s showcase both remarkable achievement and
tremendous resiliency. Alexander had to triumph over racial and gender inequality,
layers of systematic oppression, and countless unknown obstacles to reach her
ambitious goal, but nonetheless, she achieved. Hearing untold stories of those who
were the first gives me motivation to do the same.
Like Alexander, Chisholm, and Robinson, I too, am the first in my family to
accomplish a large goal. While I did not make first history like my ancestors, I
conquered a tremendous personal obstacle. I became the first person in my family to
attend college. I navigated growing up in a single parent and low income household
to attend North Carolina State University. Through the help of many personal and
professional resources, I also
29. Harvey Captain Courageous Quotes
Passage 1: from Captains Courageous by Rudyard Kipling, adapted by Malvina G.
Vogel Harvey is a rich, young boy who is used to having servants. He is traveling
on a steamship in the late 1900s. When he gets sick and falls overboard, a local
fishing crew rescues him and safely brings him aboard their boat. Disko Troop is
the captain of this rescue boat. The boat is called We re Here, and Dan Troop, his
son, tries to help Harvey out. 1 I m Dan Troop, said the boy, and my father s
captain of the We re Here. I m the cook s helper and do everything the other men
won t do, he added proudly. 2 When Harvey finished eating, Dan made him stretch in
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Vogel. Copyright 2003 by ABDO Publishing. Reprinted by permission of ABDO
Publishing via Copyright Clearance Center. Passage 2: from The Prince and the
Pauper by Mark Twain, adapted by Shirley Bogart Tom has always wanted to be a
prince, and Prince Edward envies Tom for his freedom. Tom and Prince Edward
look remarkably alike. When the two have the opportunity to meet, they begin to
talk about changing places. 15 Tell me more, the prince said eagerly. What do you
do with your friends? 16 We sometimes have stick fights and we run races. In the
summer, we go wading in the canals. We have water battles in the river, splashing
each other all over the place. 17 How I would love that! cried Edward. If only I
could do those things just once! But go on. 18 And at the river s edge, we bury each
other in the sand and make pies with lovely, oozing mud. There s nothing like it for
fun in the whole world.
30. Alpha Phi Alpha Research Paper
Pursuing the dream of obtaining membership into the First Intercollegiate Greek
Fraternity for African Americans, Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc. is one of very few ultimate
goals in my life. An organization that was founded to stimulate the ambitions of its
members and prepare them for great usefulness within the community has since
become one of the most well respected organizations in America. Over one hundred
years later, the pivotal movement in 1906 has spread to over the entire country in
different collegiate chapters and cities across America and the impact has been
tremendous. Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc. was vaguely introduced to me as a child but it did
not take effect until I started school at Southern University and A M College in Baton
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is an organization that is represents leadership and advocates for the poor and voices
of the unheard. For many years, African Americans have been treated like second
class citizens in the fight of equal rights for education, job training and placement,
health awareness, etc. In the millennium, the World continues to witness
groundbreaking events that hint at mending the relationships amongst ethnic
counterparts. The United States electing its First Black President, First Black
Attorney General, First Hispanic Supreme Court Justice and so forth, but the work is
not done. Becoming a member of Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc. is similar to being recruited
for the U.S. military: I must join the fight in advocating for the people of my
community, respectively. The organization touches on many areas of substance that
influences the lives of African Americans on a daily basis, such as voters education,
which is important for the people you elect in office to know the functions of your
livelihood; education, in which young African American children are the future
leaders of America, and community service, in which Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc. are the
representatives of the African American community. It is my goal to create a liaison
position within Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc. and develop a solid and strong relationship
between the Law Enforcement and African American communities, respectively.
Although police brutality and injustice has not directly affected the Tampa Bay area, it
31. Jazz Music In The 1930 s
Jazz music originated from New Orleans, Louisiana in the early 1900 s. The
creation of the style came from a need for a phycological shield against the disasters
from nature and society in New Orleans at the time. Jazz was the most original form
that came from those troubles. Jazz is characterized by swing and blue notes, call and
response vocals, polyrhythms and improvisation. Jazzhas roots from West African
cultural and expressions, as well as African American traditions. Jazz started
becoming more world wide around 1910 and started introducing brass band marches,
French quadrilles, and biguine musicstyles. Later in the 1930 s dance oriented swing
bands became very prominent to the style. From there Jazz music continued to grow
and become
32. The War Of France And Louis Xiv
The wars in France were one of the main causes to which economic distress arose.
France did not just simply acquire a substantial debt suddenly which led to
economic distress but gradually over time the financial situation in France
worsened due to events such as the Seven Years War 1756 1763, American
Revolution 1775 1783 and The Nine Years War (1688 1697) which would lead to
long term negative financial implications for France. Louis XIV had extended
France s power into Central Europe and North America. This power came about
through wars which landed France with a self inflicted debt which would cripple
its economy. When Louis XIV died in 1715 the state of the economy was dire and
the subsequent fiscal decisions by Louis XV and Louis XVI aggravated the
situation. France was in a constant state of war and debt and the immunity of taxes
on the nobility and clergy deprived France of funds that it so desperately needed.
France s status as superpower was at threat as Russia, Prussia and above all Great
Britain where becoming increasingly powerful, Frances strong desire to retain this
power explains the ill advised and catastrophic foreign policies it had adopted. In the
American war of independence in 1775 to 1783 France directed its forces to assist
the Americans. French aid was pivotal in compelling the British to surrender at
Yorktown in 1781. However although the Americans gained much from France s
support it led to no successful tangible results for France but it had
33. Unemployment And The Rate Of Inflation
Unemployment and the rate of Inflation are two main problems faced by most
economies around the world. Lower rates of each are sought after in order to create
and maintain a more stable economy. Unemployment rate can be officially defined as
a measure of the prevalence of unemployment and it is calculated as a percentage by
dividing the number of unemployed individuals by all individuals currently in the
labour force. The inflationrate is the percentage rate of change of a price index over
time. The Retail Prices Index is also a measure of inflation that is commonly used in
the United Kingdom. It is broader than the CPI and contains a larger basket of goods
and services.
By obtaining data for two countries, UK and France, on unemployment rate and CPI,
which allowed me to calculate inflation rate and then further the change in inflation
rate, I have been able to construct the table above. This table clearly shows the
comparison between the two countries between the time period of 1970 2013. From
this table I am able to create graphs to represent the data in an aesthetically pleasing
format a picture says a thousand words. Firstly I will begin by discussing the
unemployment rate graph.
This line graph represents the comparison of the changes of unemployment rate data
from 1970 2013 for the countries France and United Kingdom. At 1970 France s
unemployment rate remains consistent for 4 years while the UK s rises slightly
however generally during the 1970s the
34. Burbank Police Department Internship Paper
My internship took place at the Burbank Police Department. It is located in
Burbank, Illinois and conveniently not too far from where I live. Burbank itself
has a population of about 28,095 citizens and was founded in 1970.This is a very
small department and was started in the 1982. The Burbank Police Department has
professionally trained, a 53 member force. Currently, all officers have a minimum of
a bachelor s degree. Supervisors are required to attend advanced training from the
PoliceInstitute at Northwestern University or the FBI National Academy. This
department has its regular patrol officers who are allowed to carry AR s if they
apply for additional training. Each shift is broken down into three shifts, 1st, 2nd and
3rd watch. They have at two Evidence Tech, E.T., working on each shift. Each shift
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I m going to try to show the public that we are doing our jobs the best we can. I
want to be that friendly police officer that people won t be afraid to approach. I m
thankful that I was lucky to have the Burbank Police Department for my
internship. The police officers in this department come from different
backgrounds and I have observed the good and the bad habits they would show.
These officers also were kind enough to give all their advice and suggestions that
would help me in the future. I really enjoyed this internship and would recommend
doing and especially in the Burbank Police Department. Like I mentioned earlier, it
has a good mixture of calls because it right in the middle of the city and the
suburban areas. In my opinion, officers that are able to change the way they speak,
and act towards people in this type of environment are the best officer to have. I for
one feel fortunate to witness a lot. If I had to do it all over again, I would not change a
35. Emma Eulogy Speech
I m sure most of you know who I am, and I feel very honored that I was asked to
speak on her behalf. Emma and I have been friends for a very long time and I
thought I would start by telling the story of Emma s life. She was born on April 3,
2001, here in Carroll. In her younger years she was temperamental, and had some
great stories to prove it. She screamed like she was getting murdered because her
mother wouldn t buy her a baby doll. She cried for a five hour car ride because she
received the wrong kind of hash browns. I think all these moments just made her
familylove her more and set the level of her sassiness for her future.
As she grew up her sassiness never went away. In high school she was just as sassy
as she was when she was born, and at her work she was even called the sass master.
She kept her sass through college and until the day she died. It was one of my
favorite qualities of hers. Besides being sassy she was a natural born leader. Her
coaches and teachers would tell her so. When she was in high school she was a
part of student council and at her college she was a part of the student government.
After college she took a job at her old high school, Glidden Ralston. While she was
working there she met her husband Liam Roberts. They dated for several years
before he proposed.
I remember their proposal. Liam had asked me to help him with it because he never
wanted Emma to forget it. Emma loved goats, like LOVED them. So I told him that
he needed to ask her with
36. Soundtrack Of My Life Song Analysis
Name Marquis Coleman
Soundtrack of My Life Title: Imma be Artist: The Black Eyed Peas
Intro This song is important to me because when I was 6 or 7 years old my mom
would put on the song and I would sing along with it. When me and my mom would
get in the car on long rides she would play the song and it never gets old I m 12 right
now so that has been my favorite song for 5 or 6 years. I was always eager to go
places with that song. I liked it so much my mom bought me a mp3 player and she
downloaded the song to it and I could listen to it wherever I go. It also uses
Figurative language I did not know about for example Rhyme Loan out billion I get a
trillion. Onomatopoeia Apl.de.ap.
The lyrics
37. Typical Ib A1 Hl English Exam Question
With specific reference to two or three works you have read compare the effects of
an identified or unidentified narrative voice.
The use of both identified and unidentified narrative voices has been an essential
feature in most of the poetry I have studied, as it determines the manner in which
the content of the poem is presented. Poets will often use an identified persona to
express views which they themselves might disagree with in a negative light, such
as in My Last Duchess by Robert Browning. Unidentified personas are often used
by poets as well; perhaps to give a more universal application to their poems.
Conversely identified personas may understandably be used for the opposite effect of
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The mother of these sons is also mentioned when the bishop reminisces about how
fair she was . He even instructs his sons to paint or engrave a Pan [r]eady to twitch
[a] Nymph s last garment off on his frieze. All the aforementioned characteristics of
the bishop s personality together divulge how materialistic and vain the bishop is, as
he does not concern himself much with the spiritual and devotional sides of life
during his last dying days but instead tries frenetically to secure his earthly, material
riches before ultimately relaxing at the thought that even if he does not attain his
decorative tomb, Gandolf will still envy him as his mistress was so fair.
The use of the narrative voice of the persona in Self s the Man by Philip Larkin is
quite different from the two previous poems as the persona is not explicitly
identified, however there are many features of the poem which suggest that the
persona is an imitation of a brash lower middle class man who is untrained in verse,
yet shares many of
38. A Social Class System
There is no way to deny that a social class system exists that divides people by
general popularity. Once children begin school, they begin to separate into these
divisions. The top of the social ladder, often considered to be people who are cool,
are stereotyped to be beautiful and happy. Although in some cases this may be
true, it is not always that way. Misconceptions about popularity lead to a greater
divide amongst the social classes, and cause those in the lower social levels to be
considered as or to feel as if they are inferior. Articles like one written by Christian
McBride, entitled Be Cool, published in This I Believe II, continue to develop the
false ideology that one must be popular in order to live a full, happy life. McBride
believes that, Being cool is not what you say or do, but how you say or do it,
(McBride 160) and due to the fact that, ... I sleep well at night, and work with
people who apparently like to work with me, (McBride, 158) he is cool himself. A
musician by trade, McBride works in a unique environment compared to the large
majority of American citizens. According to Business Insider, as of April 2014,
musician is not even one of the top ten most common jobs in the United States; with
the top three most common including retail salespersons, cashiers, and food
preparation and serving workers, (Weisenthal). The fact that his co workers
apparently enjoy working with him, would imply that every single person in the top
three most common
39. The Impact Of Global Warming On The Environment
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION 1.1 Definition World facing one of the biggest
problem is desertification due to environmental changes human abuse of forest
resources as fuel and avail land for residence agriculture cultivation. Wood is
considered to be main source of fuel of urban and rural population of India. Use of
fossil fuels results in air pollution which is a major problem and directly resulting
in smog and degradation of human health and plant growth. The impact of global
warming on the environment extensive and affects many areas. Due to warmer
temperatures are causing the ice to melt in Arctic and Antarctica will increase sea
level and change the composition of surrounding sea water. Biomass briquettes is
a high density biomass organic material present to make use of improve efficiency
and reduce the buildup of combustion residues such as carbon, sulfur and other
green house gases. India produces about 550 600 million tones of biomass per
year. Biomass provides 32% of all the primary energy use in the country at present.
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) provides Central financial
Assistance (CFA) in the form of capital subsidy and financial incentives to the
biomass energy projects in India. India is the 7th largest country in world spanning
328 million hectares and amply bestowed with renewable energy sources. Among
this biomass plays a vital role especially in rural areas, as it constitutes the major
energy
40. Technology and Education Essay
Technology and Education
Technology has always influenced education, even when the most advanced
technology available was a chalkboard. In the early 1800s, a technological invention
was introduced to classrooms that would prove to have a profound impact on
teaching....What was this technological wonder? The chalkboard![1] Now, more than
200 years later, technology is still finding it s way into the classroom, but in more
modern ways. Some of ways that technology enhances today s classrooms are through
the appropriation of grant money to fund further research on technology in the
classroom, the use of technology to increase civic awareness and through the use of
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In the past, these lessons were reserved for older students who, it was thought, could
dredge through boring and dusty old books and court cases to learn about
government. Today, however, students and teachers have a new source of
information the Internet. As more and younger students are accessing the Internet,
new doors are being opened to teachers looking to instill civic responsibility in their
pupils. However, as stated in Technology in the Classroom... There is so much
information available that students can soon become overwhelmed or, worse yet,
completely duped by Web sites that speciously appear to be accurate and honest
sources (Braun 1997).[3] Teachers, when instructing students to use the Internet,
should show them how to search for material and critically review it in order to
ensure that it is factual and honest. Another option is Webquest, an inquiry based
curriculum design for online problem solving that has become very popular.[4]
Teachers who wish to utilize these resources can do so by having students look up
laws and court decisions online and create presentations or recreate the court cases in
order to illustrate their comprehension of the material, as well as show their thoughts
on the subject. Students today have options available to them that were never
available before, both in the classroom and in the library.
41. Federation City
The world has been evolving as quickly as the population has grown. As the years
progressed, the habitual lifestyle has transformed from spread out house and land
living to city and suburban occupation. Along with the living style, cities have
progressed from just roads and buildings to multifunctional spaces with copious
possibilities. Federation Square in the heart of the cityis an example of how a space
in the city vastly contributes to the visual culture of Melbourne. Times Square in
New York also displays how what was previously an intersection of roads, has been
transformed into a visual landmark. Melbourne city had always lacked a functional
public space ever since its birth.
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The sheer volume of activity its hosts is a vital factor to its success with the city of
Melbourne now able to hold copious events, from live broadcasting of
international events to public concerts and displays such as the olympics and
Kevin Rudd sorry speech to the stolen generation. Federation Square is also a
prime location to watch the New Years celebrations where the city is flooded with
people. With a new capacity of 10000 people large events such as the
Commonwealth Games connected over 750000 people over ten days. The square
for the first time creates a sensible and large public space which was needed for the
modern day Melbourne city. Federation square has greatly contributed to the visual
culture of the city with an angular triangle laced structure creating an icon in the
heart of the city. The creation of this space has also vastly lead to an increase in
cultural events for example when it sits centre for the largely popular White Night
Festival which attracts hundreds of thousands of people into the city for an all night
visual festival. Originating in Russia, White night is a State Government initiative
that lights up the city for an entire night and Federation Square plays a vital role in
not only contributing to the visual experience of the event but help people circulate
during the event.The design of the square works to combine a multiple of spaces to
create an organisation that is interactive and adaptive which has been proven that
was need and well received. Federation Square is an example of how the space
between buildings of function and the roads we use as transportation can change the
function of a
42. The Han-Chinese Conflict
There are many conflicts that exist around the world today. One of these conflicts
includes the conflict between the Uighurs and Han Chinese. This conflict has been
occurring within the Xinjiang region for many years now. The Xinjiang region is
located within China in the upper west side of the state. In 1775 the Qing dynastyhad
a region of various Turkic, Mongol, and Chinese groups under control. The Xinjiang
Province became the first establishment of the Chinese Imperial in 1884. After the
fall of the Qing Dynasty in 1912 the Xinjiang province was ruled by the Uighur
group known as the East Turkestan Islamic Group. The Uighurs is a Muslim and
ethnically Turkic population that regard themselves as culturally and ethnically close
to Central Asian nations. East Turkestan lies in the heart of Asia and is the homeland
of the Turkic speaking Uighurs and central Asia people such as Kazaks, Kyrgyz,
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The region of Xinjiang was under the rule of the Chinese government in the 18th
century. An East Turkestan state was declared in 1949 but their independence was
short lived and became part of the Communist China. Xinjiang is a region is home of
the ethnic Muslim minority called Uighurs who chafed under Chinese rule and
protested the steady influx of ethnic Chinese into the region. There was tension
between he Uighur population and Han Chinese ethnic western China that resulted in
violence and terrorism. For many years, many Uighurs and other Muslim minorities
in Xinjiang have agitated against China authoritarian government. The Uighurs
protest to oppressive official policies, religious restrictions and widespread
discrimination. At any rate, there are multitude of reasons for the conflict that exists
between the Uighurs and the Han Chinese, such as conflicts over political religion
and natural resources (mainly oil), as well as the struggle for regional
43. Surface Area And Reaction Rate Lab Report
Procedure: Use safety precautions Wear goggles Tie hair back Take off any loose
or dangling clothing Find and record the mass of the beaker using the scale.
Measure and record the height and diameter of the tablet using the ruler. Fill the
beaker with 250mL of water. Find and record the mass of the beaker with water
using the scale. Record the temperature of the water using the thermometer. Remove
one Alka Seltzer out of the Ziploc bag and close the bag tightly. Place the Alka
Seltzer onto the scale and record the mass. Prepare timer to start at the exact time the
Alka Seltzer is dropped into the beaker of water. Drop the Alka Seltzer into the water.
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The water was taken from the same source and the same thermometer was used, yet
different values were derived each time. This is a type of environmental factor,
which is a random error as it affected the values differently.This error causes the rate
of collisions to decrease or increase based on the change in temperature, which in
turn causes the rate of reaction to decrease or increase too. The change in
temperature was also affecting the reaction rate, causing the results to fluctuate
because of an added factor. One way to mitigate the source of error is to take more
data on the temperature to average as one constant temperature. This would avoid any
additional factors affecting the reaction rate, and completely isolate the relationship
between the surface area and reaction
44. Antigone Play Analysis
Antigone is a very interesting play that was enjoyable to read. This play is
somewhat long, but reads quickly as the characters in the play are interesting to
learn about and understand. I liked how Antigone is a strong female heroine with a
sense of righteousness and courage, especially when it was set and written in a
time when male heroes were more common. The exposition of this play, that is
spoken through the chorus right after Ismene and Antigone first dialogue at the
beginning of the play, is that a civil war went on lead by their two brothers
Polyneices and Eteocles. The war has now ended with both of the brother s deaths
and Creon in charge. The death and tragedy of King Oedipus also marks as a part of
the exposition. The inciting... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This causes the climax, when Creon has finally decided to let Antigone go, only to
find out that she has committed suicide due to failing her goal to have her brother
s soul rest in piece. The dramatic question of this play is whether it is right to
disobey the laws of man if it is right by the laws of the gods. Antigone decides that
it is the gods laws that are to be obeyed rather than human laws and acts
accordingly. As a result, Antigone is the protagonist of this play because her actions
are the direct focus and defining factors that illustrate the playwrights meaning and
purpose. She is also the character that directly and with zeal, acts in response to the
inciting incident. In contrast, Creon, is the antagonist, that prevents Antigone from
accomplishing her goal to bury her brother. He believes throughout the play that
his laws dominate over the laws of the gods, and is punished as a result. This is
seen in the resolution of the play, as due to Creon s tyranny and Antigone s death,
Haemon and Creon s wife decide to follow in Antigone s footsteps in ending their
own lives. This resolution appearing at the end of the play, and revealing the lesson
for Creon that pride destroyed him. During this time period, Greece was in a moment
of imperialism and nationalism. This country believed itself to be the best country
and was actively trying to
45. Analysis Of I ve Quit The Old Business
Will Dobert
Hour 2
District Performance Event The greatness of a man is not in how much wealth he
acquires, but in his integrity and his ability to affect those around him positively.
Bob Marley. Jimmy Valentine robbed banks and never had to suffer the
consequences, thanks to his large network of supporters. After countless successful
robberies and evasions from the law, Jimmy decided to go quiet and put on an
alternate identity. He became Ralph Spencer and moved to Elmore, a quiet town,
where he set up a shoe store and became engaged to a woman named Annabel.
Jimmy Valentine was truly dedicated to living a moral life because he was willing to
dispose of all evidence of his past doings, he was earning money through honest
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Jimmy Valentine was dedicated to living an honest life because he was earning
money through legitimate means. In the story, Jimmy says I ve got a nice store. I
m making an honest living. This statement means that Jimmy owned a store which
he was using to earn money legitimately, instead of stealing it from banks. Jimmy
stated that he would not even think of taking another person s money, even if it
were the easiest money to steal. This shows that Jimmy was very dedicated to
earning money legitimately, or else he would have still been tempted to steal
money. In the text, the narrator says that Jimmy s store was doing very well and
had gained respect throughout Elmore. This fact proves that Jimmy was ready to
forever give up robbing, since he cared so much for his store and the town he lived
in. Jimmy was dedicated to living a moral life as he began to earn money through
honest means. Jimmy Valentine was dedicated to living an honest life because he
made himself a big part of Annabel s family. In the story, Jimmy says I m going to
marry the finest girl on Earth two weeks from now. Jimmy says he is marrying,
which would likely mean he is committed to living honestly for his future wife s sake.
In the text, the narrator says that Jimmy was allowed pretty much anywhere in his
Annabel s father s bank. This fact means that Jimmy has committed to living honestly
and without stealing, which gained him the
46. Thre Views of Social Darwinism
The concept of Social Darwinism was a widely accepted theory in the nineteenth
century. Various intellectual, and political figures from each side of the political
spectrum grasped the theory and interpreted it in various ways. In this paper, we will
discuss three different nineteenth century thinkers and their conception of Social
Darwinism. The conservative, Heinrich von Treitschke, and liberal Herbert Spencer
both gave arguments on the usefulness of competition between people on a global
scale. The anarchist, Peter Kropotkin, refuted the belief of constant competition
among members of the same species and emphasized mutual aid. Heinrich von
Treitschke s defense of Social Darwinismwas a direct result of his view on the...
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To Treitschke, society would only have a place for Jews if they decided to convert
to Christianity and assimilate to the culture of their respective European nation
implying that the Christian European was superior to that of the Jew. English
liberal Herbert Spencer gave his own defense of Social Darwinism and conflict
between human beings. Spencer believed that competition between animals helped
advance their spieces to a higher level over a long period of time; he extended this
argument to humans and warfare. Much like Treitschke, Spencer argued that warfare
and competition between humans had exemplified the ability to root out the weak
from the earth. The world to Spencer was a continual struggle between the strong
and intelligent, to that of the weak and feeble minded resulting a continual
progression of intellect and honing of the senses. According to Spencer, if societies
were not able to adapt to compete, they would cease to exist. Spencer believed that
wars of primitive man were necessary because they were instrumental in developing
the structure of their growing societies. As a result of war, tribes were encouraged to
confederate, confederations gave way to small nations, and large nations progressed
into large advanced
47. Case Study Of Kara Wipes
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 OVERVIEW OF KARA WET WIPES: Kara Wipes is basically GRASIMS
industries limited, a flagship company of ADITYA BIRLA GROUP. Kara Wipes
are manufactured in KHARCH. This plant layout is approved by FDA and their
manufacturing activity take place in stringent condition. Kara wipes is 7 years
old brand which is owned by Birla Cellulose. It has capacity to produce more than 87
million wipes annually .This Kara wipes is made up of 100% Viscose Staple Fiber
(VSF). This VSF is softer, purer and more absorptive than cotton. And it is 100%
Biodegradable and natural. VSF is Non Woven fabric that absorbs sweat as well as
extra oil from the skin. But other Wet wipes in the market are made from Polyester
Viscose blended Non Woven fabric or paper. Polyester is not skin friendly and it...
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It is enriched with Avocado extracts, Jojoba. So it unclogs pores and thoroughly
exfoliates dead skin cells. Toning Wipes: Toning wipes are enriched with Rose and
thyme extracts. It will tighten the skin and maintain the normal PH balance.
Moisturizing wipes: Moisturizing wipes are enriched with the Almond and Honey. So
this wipes makes our skin glowing and beautiful. And moisturizing wipes are
recommended to use right throughout the year because it is fortified with vitamins
for skin condition.
Sunscreen wipes: Sunscreen wipes are enriched with antioxidant like plum extract
and vitamin E. Sunscreen wipes has formulation of SPF 20. So it will protect the
skin from UVA and UVB sunrays.
Make up removal wipes:
Make up removal wipes are enriched with Lavender extract. So it cleans and gives
relaxing effect to skin. And basically it is effective way to remove make up from the
face.
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48. Essay On Rice
Salt stress results to stunted growth and reduced productivity of rice. Transcription
factors like heat shock factors (HSFs) represents key controllers of stress adaptation.
Moreover, heat shock factors of the group A and B are clearly established as thermal
and non thermal stress controllers in many plants. Therefore, this experiment aims at
examining the functions of OsHsfC1b transcription factorin rice. There are several
transcriptionfactors that work in rice, including MYB, NAC and bZIP, leading to
regulation of the stress responsive genes in the crop. In addition, Bahadur et al.
(2015) reveal that the Heat Shock factors (HSFs) are kind of transcription factors
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OsHsFa2e and OsHsf7, have been confirmed to functionally work in vivo.
Transgenic crops, such as rice, with expressing OsHsfA2e are known to be more
tolerant to the heat and stress than any other plants.
BLAST search and multiple cycle alignment of OsHsfC1b (Os01g53220) show that
homologous proteins are found in other monocots such as sorghum, maize and
Brachypodium, but also in the dicot Arabidopsis. In rice, OsHsfC1b shares highest
similarity with OsHsfC1a, another member of the four class C HSFs identified in
rice (Arvidsson et al, 2008, p. 211). Proteins hold a well preserved N terminal DNA
binding domains that has four ОІ sheets and О± helices and a highly conserved
oligomerization domain also known as HR A/B domain. Putative nuclear localization
signal upstream of the oligomerization domain was found in all proteins (Gupta,
Palma, Corpas, 2016). A subcellular localization study was conducted to confirm
targeting of OsHsfC1b to the nucleus in Arabidopsis mesophyll cell protoplast.
Hypothesis
In this study, rice will be exposed to osmotic stress condition, whereby it will show:
a higher accumulation of proline and soluble sugars, reduced levels of MDA and
minimized water loss rate compared to wild types of plant. Still, the stress responsive
gene OsHsfC1b will exhibit a significantly higher expression levels in rice than in
transgenic plants under similar environmental conditions. Although OsHsfC1b has
been evaluated purposely for its significance in drought
49. American Dream Outline
What is the American Dream? In Merriam Webster s dictionary the American
Dream is described as: an American social ideal that stresses egalitarianism and
especially material .prosperity; also: the prosperity or life that is the realization of
this ideal (Webster). The thing is what does it mean to you? Don t feel awful, if
you can t immediately answer that. When it comes to defining the American
Dream perspective is everything. I decided to get some perspective so I
interviewed my mom on her opinion of the American Dream . I told her that for
most it was roughly defined as; a life of personal happiness and material comfort as
traditionally sought by individuals in the U.S (Random House), and how many
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I understand how someone from another country and someone born and raised in
American would define the American Dream in two completely different ways. It
made me think of the beginning of our country, so my next step was to look to our
nation s forefathers. What they had to say about the American Dream was written in
The Declaration of Independence: We hold these truths to be self evident, that all
men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable
rights that among there are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness (US Declaration
50. The Lightning Thief
The Lightning Thief is a fantasy fiction written by Rick Riordan. The book starts
off with a normal kid going to school named Percy and his friend Grover. They
were going on a field trip well the field trip didn t work out so well Percy s teacher
was some sort of creature trying to kill him. Also Percy s other teacher was a nice
demigod who gave him a pen that would turn into a sword, What percy didn t
know was that Grover was half goat. Turned out Percy was also a demigod and
stole the lightning bolt, but he had no clue what they were talking about. Grover
brought him to camp and was the son of Poseidon and meant some people like
Annabeth and one named Luke that gave him a shield for his mission, but little did
you know the sword had the
51. The Presentation Of Self As A Work Developed By...
The Presentation of Self In Everyday Life is a work developed by noted sociologist
Erving Goffman. In it, Goffman details the sociological perspective of our social
interactions. He uses the metaphor of theatre to better understand the complexities
surrounding interactions; it is from this seminal text that we establish words from
the dramaturgical framework such as performance, backstage, front stage, and
costume as illustrations of interactionism. He begins the book by addressing the
idea of performance. For Goffman, performance refers to all the activity of any
individual which occurs during a period marked by his continuous presence before
a particular set of observers and which has some influence on the observers.
(Goffman, 1959) In other words, performance is an analogy in reference to how a
person acts, in both the front stage and backstage, for their audience. Because in
every social interaction we are putting on a performance, Goffman believes that we
each have a role as well. As with a theatrical production, the front stage and the
back stage are critical in understanding how the interaction between individual and
audience is carried out. The front stage or region is where the superior more
desirable impressions of the self are brought forth; in the background, actors
display a private and more nuanced version of the self as they consider this place
separate from the role they play in society. There is also the idea of offstage, which
Goffman argues is the place
52. Van Gennep s View Of Life
I enjoyed reading all my sources, and I have learned a lot. Especially when reading
Van Gennep s explanation of the common view of human life is birth is the start of
life passages is that they are separate and linear events: birth is the start of life,
sexual maturation marks the end to childhood; and death, inevitably awaits at the
end of life . (Visser, 2012 ,para.2). The Japanese culture has a lot of positive things in
their culture. I lovethe way that they celebrate the older generation s birthday, by
making it a big deal. In addition the way the Japanese culture treats their dead is
impeccable. I did have a bias when reading Tsuji s rite of passage, when he talked
about how his grandmother would wake up every morning to offer tea, flowers,
53. The Importance Of Posting Bond
If you ve been charged with a criminal offense and taken to jail, most cases other
than some capital crimes like murder or rape, will have a bail amount set by the
judge. Understanding your rights to have a reasonable bail amount set, plus how
to arrange bond will be initially established at your first appearance. If you choose
to bond out of jail, there will also be stipulations and conditions placed on you by
the courts and the bail bond service, if you choose one to post your bail. Here is
how bond is set, how you post go about posting bond, plus two important conditions
you cannot violate, or your bond can be forfeited. Setting Bond Normally a bond
amount will be set at first appearance, but you have the right to request a separate
hearing, to either request bail if no bond was set, or plea for the amount to be
reduced. All cases are unique and you have the right to counsel at all stages, including
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You also have the right to a reasonable bond amount, based on your individual
circumstances. If you have questions about the process you have the right to an
attorney, or a bondsman can provide you with basic answers of how bail works.
Posting Bond Once your bail is set by the court, you can post the full amount in
cash, or secure the services of a licensed bail bond service. The court may impose a
series of conditions as part of your release that a bondsman can explain to you in
detail and help you avoid violating any of them. Here are the two most important
conditions you need to be aware of and follow if you are released on bail pending
future court hearings. Two Important Conditions of Release on
54. What Intermolecular Forces Explain Why Propionic Acid
Has...
Intermolecular forces explain why propionic acid has the highest boiling point
because, the relationship between boiling points and intermolecular forces is directly
proportional. The stronger the intermolecular forces, the higher the boiling point. The
force of attraction between molecules is based on the polarity of the molecule.
Therefore, as bonds increase in polarity, intermolecular forces become stronger.
There are four main types of intermolecular forces, the strongest force, first place, is
ionic bonds, second place hydrogen bond interactions, third place dipole interactions,
last place London dispersion/ Van der Waals interactions. Ionic forces occur when a
complete transfer of electrons takes place when one interacting atom is much more
electronegative than the other, causing atoms and molecules to take on charges.
Hydrogen bonding occurs when a hydrogen atom is bonded to a very electro
negative atom, specifically a nitrogen, oxygen or, fluorine atom. The third strongest
is dipole interactions which is a sharing of electrons also known as covalent bonding.
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1 Propanol is in the middle with a boiling point of 97oC. The molecule is like
propionic acid because the molecule also has a hydrogen bond (O H) but, it differs
because the second carbon on 1 propanol contains a non polar covalent bond (Van
der Waals forces) instead of dipole interactions. 1 propanol also contains a strand of
hydrocarbons which increases Van der Waals forces so to larger surface area. Lastly
propionaldehyde has a boiling point of 48oC because it does not contain any
hydrogen bonding. The only intermolecular interactions in propionaldehyde are
dipole forces and Van der Waals
55. Information From The Sales Department
. Now the information from the sales department is important information needed
by other departments like accounting, marketing and payroll. Each database needs
to be accessible to various departments in order for the business to function
efficiently. These databases are collected together in a data warehouse. Dish then
uses data mining tools to extract information in order to solve whatever problem
may be at hand. Many departments have what they call foreign keys, which is
information present in multiple locations thus forming a relationship. As an
example, payroll needs to know how many sales a person made in order to pay them
properly. So the amount of sales would be the foreign key between the sales database
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The sales agent doesn t have to look up any specifics, the program already knows
availably based on physical location of the customer by their zip code. Dish
Networks sling technology is an example of a mobile agent which allows the
customer to watch live TV on almost any mobile device (iPhone, android phone and
computer) ( Dish Network, n.d.). The Payroll Work Center program used by Dish is
an example of a distribution agent, in which the consumer can access and manage
paychecks, tax claiming s, time off from any computer or mobile device anywhere in
the world as long as there is interment connection. Finally, all of these agent based
technologies work together to form a multi agent system. The multi system is known
as Swarm Intelligence, which is the collective behavior of the group toward one goal,
similar to an ant ecosystem (Bonabeau Meyer, 2001). The cohesion of departments
through the multi system agent based technology ensures efficiency.
Dish Networks current electric commerce (e commerce) strategy is business to
consumer (C2B). This is typical model in which a business sells a product to
customers who are primarily individuals (Haag Cummings, 2013). Through call
centers, authorized retailers, websites and out side sales teams Dish Networks
primarily sells satellite products to individual consumers, although a small portion of
sales exist in sole partnerships businesses. Due to limitations of satellite TV, there
aren t
