The document discusses the complexities of writing essays on various topics, including World War II, California's water supply, the video game 'The Last of Us', and macroeconomic policies in Nigeria. Each topic presents unique challenges in terms of research, emotional depth, narrative structure, and the implications of human actions. Overall, the text emphasizes the importance of careful analysis and organization to effectively convey the nuances of each subject area.

1. Essay On World War 2
Crafting an essay on the historical magnitude of World War II is a challenging undertaking,
given the sheer complexity and vastness of the subject matter. The difficulty lies not only in the
need for a comprehensive understanding of the events, key players, and their implications but
also in the delicate balance required to convey the gravity of the war without overwhelming the
reader with an abundance of details.
One must navigate through the intricate web of alliances, geopolitical tensions, and the
multifaceted causes that led to the outbreak of the conflict. Attempting to provide a nuanced
analysis demands not only thorough research but also a keen ability to synthesize information,
discerning the most relevant and impactful aspects to include in the essay.
Moreover, tackling the human aspect of World War II, encompassing the stories of soldiers,
civilians, and the various communities affected, requires a delicate touch. The emotional toll of
the war, the atrocities committed, and the resilience displayed by individuals amid adversity add
layers of complexity that demand careful consideration and sensitivity.
The chronological structure of the essay poses its own set of challenges. Balancing a coherent
timeline while delving into the depth of key events and their repercussions necessitates
meticulous planning and organization. Maintaining a clear and engaging narrative becomes
crucial to avoid confusion and ensure that the reader can follow the historical progression.
In conclusion, writing an essay on World War II requires a profound commitment to research, a
discerning eye for relevant details, and a skillful hand in weaving together a narrative that both
informs and engages. It demands a deep appreciation for the historical context, an understanding
of the human experiences involved, and a commitment to presenting a balanced and
comprehensive account. While undoubtedly challenging, the process of composing such an essay
offers an opportunity to delve into one of the most significant chapters in human history.
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2. Water Supply In California
The second largest consumer of California water is public supply. Public supply
has to do with both public and private water suppliers, which provide water to
others. Public supply water usages would have to deal with domestic, commercial,
industrial purposes, and public serves such as pool, parks, firefighting, etc. Public
water supply plays a huge role in many counties, and communities. The reason why
is because the public water supply systems that are located in these counties
/communities are government or facilities that are privately run. These public water
supply systems are what provides people with water to use on an everyday basis.
The water that is contribute to humans from the public water supply is taken from
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But humans are not the only species that need water. Animals and plants need water
as well and without it there would be nothing to live off and everything and everyone
will just fade away. In California, water is used mostly every day and it has to start
when someone starts there day. According to Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA), stated that the average American family uses more than 300 gallons of
water per day . This means that an average household would contain at least three
people, that max would be four. If one average family uses up to 300 gallons a day.
Then who can imagine how many other average families use 300 or more gallons
of water per day. But this only includes the amount of water that is used inside the
house and does not include the amount of water used outdoors. Outdoors water
usage is only 30 % of the household use while the other 70 % is indoors. Outdoor
water usage may include watering lawns, flowers, washing cars, kidding pools or
slid n slides for when the weather is

3. The Last of Us
The Last of Us The Last of Us is an award winning video game developed by
Naughty Dog and produced by Sony Entertainment for the PlayStation3 (PS3). It
features a blend of action adventure, stealth, and survival horror genres, and is set in
the post pandemic ruins of the United States. Yet, while those elements make the
game interesting and enjoyable to play, it is the story that motivates the player
forward. Equal parts fiction and nonfiction, a bit of real world truth goes a long way
in making this game significantly better than the vast majority of other horror
adventure titles. Naughty Dog s The Last of Us is the single greatest experience in
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Joel is an apathetic man; heavily tormented by grief over his daughter s death and
the loss of everything he once valued. Ellie, born several years after the initial
outbreak, isn t as emotionally jaded. The world as it s presented in the game,
turned upside down and essentially torn apart by a major crisis, is the only world
she has ever known. The story of The Last of Us , rather than focusing on its
clichГ©d setting of a zombie infested, post apocalyptic world, is about the gradual
bond that forms between the two main characters. Joel and Ellie s relationship is one
the developer ingeniously establishes over the course of the game with subtle
nuances instead of overt gestures. Another stroke of Naughty Dog s genius comes
from the gameplay. Ammunition, weapons, and ingredients for crafting are
extremely scarce, setting the survival horror aspect of the game at the forefront of a
player s mind in its truest sense. Combat in The Last of Us adds to the sense of
intensity and believability felt throughout the game. The player must survive
encounters with two types of foes: humans and infected. Often unpredictable, human
enemies behave more intelligently in The Last of Us than previously seen in games
by employing items from their own arsenal, and displaying a remarkable sense of
self preservation. The zombie like creatures in the game are characterized by the
degrees in which they are

4. Analysis Of Angela s Ashes By Frank Mccourt Essay
Lacey Ryan
AP Lang
July 6, 2015 Angela s Ashes by Frank McCourt~ Pulitzer Prize winner
This book is a memoir focusing on the hardships of Frank McCourt s childhood
and his mother s (Angela s) difficulty raising children neck deep in poverty. This
book would be a good choice for me because the story gives people another
perspective on life for those who are poor. Go Set A Watchman by Harper Lee~
Pulitzer Prize winner
This book is the sequel of To Kill a Mockingbird, which follows 26 year old Jean
Louise Finch (Scout), home from New York to visit her father, Atticus. While
visiting Scout discovers troubling truths from her past. This book would be a good
choice for me because, when I read To Kill A Mockingbird in eighth grade I fell in
love with the story.The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes~ Man Booker Prize
This book follows the life of middle aged Tony Webster, who recalls his past in hopes
to find answers on his friend s suicide. This book may be a good choice for me
because it is shorter than many of the other choices, but it seems very confusing from
online summaries and reviews. Life of Pi by Yann Martel~ Man Booker Prize
This book focuses on the survival of a man named Pi after a horrible shipwreck
and many months in a lifeboat with a large Bengal tiger named Richard Parker.
This book would be a good choice for me because it strikes my interests by
including survival at sea with a life endangering animal. The Stranger by Albert
Camus~ Nobel Prize

5. Women in the Epic of Beowulf and in Other Anglo-Saxon...
The Women in Beowulf and in Other Anglo Saxon Poems
Are women in these poems active equals of the men? Or are they passive victims of
the men? The roles of the women in Beowulf and other Anglo Saxon poems are not
always stereotyped ones of passive homemaker and childbearer and peaceweaver, but
sometimes ones giving freedom of choice, range of activity, and room for personal
growth and development.
Beowulf makes reference to Ingeld and his wife and the coming Heathobard feud:
in that hot passion
his love for peace weaver, his wife, will cool (2065 66)
This is a rare passage, for Anglo Saxon poetry rarely mentions romantic feelings
toward women. In fact, one s marital status wasn t even considered ... Show more
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I have been told you would have this warrior
for your son. Heorot is cleansed,
bright hall of rings; use while you may
your gifts from so many, and leave to your kinsmen
the nation and folk when you must go forth
to await your judgment. Full well I know
of my gracious Hrothulf that he would rule
the young men in honor, would keep all well,
if you should give up this world before him.
I expect he will want to repay our sons
only with good once he recalls
all we have done when he was younger
to honor his desires and his name in the world(1169 87).
This dignified plea showed how much status women had in the king s court. The

6. king was expected to listen and heed the queen s words. Tacitus in his Annals
describes how the court was the royal lady s home just as much as it was the

7. Hindi Songs Copied from English Songs
Hindi Songs Copied or Influenced from some other Song Hindi Song: Gupt Gupt
(Gupt) Music Director: Viju Shah Copied From: Deep Forest (Deep Forest) Hindi
Song: Chim Chimni (Ghoonghat) Music Director: Anand Raaj Anand Copied From:
Chim Chimney (Mary Poppins) Hindi Song: Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya (Title) Music
Director: Sandeep Chowta Copied From: Exorcist IThe Heretic (Theme) I: Hindi
Song: Dil Na Diya (Krrish) Music Director: Rajesh Roshan Copied From: Ceddin
Deden (Turkish Military March Track) ....................Ho !!! (They even Copied the
Marching Songs....SHAME !!!) One tune, you decide the name of the
song............The Godfather R.D.Burman (Started being influenced) Hindi Song: Mil
Gaya Hum ko saathi (Hum Kisi Se Kam Nahin)... Show more content on
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Hindi Song: Jhilmil Sitaaron Ne Kaha (Khote Sikkey) Music Director: Rajesh
Roshan Copied From: Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head (Butch Cassidy and
the Sundance Kid) Hindi Song: Na Bole Tum Na Maine (Baaton Baaton Mein)
Music Director: Rajesh Roshan Copied From: When Johnny Comes Marching
Home (Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore) Note: I m glad to see that Rajesh Roshan finds
the American Civil War to be so romantic. Hindi Song: Marne Ke Darr Se (Jurm)
Music Director: Rajesh roshan Copied From: La Isla Bonita (Madonna) Note:
Only the first line of the Madonna song is copied, but it s pretty obvious. Hindi
Song: Haan Haan Yeh Pyaar Hai (Dillagi) Music Director: Jatin Lalit Copied From:
Can t Take My Eyes Off Of You (Frankie Valli) Note: Direct lift from original Hindi
Song: Na Tum Bolo (Dhoondte Reh Jaaoge) Music Director: Jatin Lalit Copied
From: A Whole New World (Aladdin) Hindi Song: Koi Nahin Aisa (Dillagi) Music
Director: Jatin Lalit Copied From: Mony Mony (Tommy James and The
Shondells) Note: Again, a complete lift. Hindi Song: Suno Zara (Bada Din) Music
Director: Jatin Lalit Copied From: You Needed Me (Anne Murray) Note:
Complete lift; when they copy, Jatin Lalit tend to go all the way with it. Hindi
Song: Ae Mama Haan Bhaanje (Silsila Hai Pyar Ka) Music Director: Jatin Lalit
Copied From: Dr. Jones (Aqua) Note: The yodeling part from the Aqua song is
copied with no reservations.

8. The Disaster Of Nuclear Reactors
An earthquake centered 130 km off shore of the city of Sendai in Miyagi caused 11
nuclear reactors that were operating at 4 different nuclear plants to shut down on
March 11, 2011(Fukushima Accident, 2015). The earthquake had a magnitude of
9.0, which is classified as one of the worst earthquakes/ greatest earthquakes on the
earthquake scale, the tsunami following the earthquake was about 560 sq km
resulting in over 19,000 human deaths. The earthquake and tsunami caused the
following nuclear units to shut down, Tokyo Electric Power Company s (Tepco)
Fukushima Daiichi 1, 2, 3, and Fukushima Daini 1, 2, 3, 4, Tohoku s Onagawa 1, 2,
3, and Japco s Tokai, total 9377 MWe net (ibid).
Nuclear plants create energy through radioactive substances that help the creation of
energy. Substances can become radioactive because the nucleus of each atom is
unstable and can decay giving off nuclear radiation in the form of alpha particles,
beta particles or gamma rays (What is Radioactivity, n.d.). Most power reactors use
water as a coolant, in light water reactors, the core is surrounded by the coolant under
pressure. The nuclear fuel contains uranium that contains 2 to 4 percent uranium 235.
For fuel rods the uranium is changed to uranium dioxide (Nuclear Energy, n.d.). Heat
is created by the uranium 235 atoms splitting which is called fission then steam is
made which spins a turbine to drive a generator and produces electricity, this is a
nuclear reaction. Fukushima are boiling water

9. The Effect of Macro Economic Policy on Nigerian
Economics...
THE EFFECT OF MACRO ECONOMIC POLICY ON NIGERIAN ECONOMICS
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
ABSTRACT
This research work focus on the appraisal of Macroeconomic Policy on Inflation in
Nigerian Economy, also to determine how it enhances the growth of Nigerian
Economy.
The aim of this research work is to look into challenges and numbers of hypothesis
were drawn. Information necessary to address the test of hypothesis was gathered
through secondary data, source from Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
Economic analysis was used to formulate the three (3) models that were stated in this
research work. Multiple regressions were also used to test the appraisal of
Macroeconomic Policy on Inflation in Nigerian Economy.
The findings of this research show that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although, there two policies are independent tools of economics stabilization, they
are often combined by most countries for a greater effect on the economy.
Monetary and Fiscal policies as adopted in Nigeria have four broad objectives. The
objectives include:В¬
Maintenance of relative stability in domestic price
Attainment of a high and sustainable rate of economic development
Maintenance of balance of payment equilibrium growth and stability are so closely
related that the economic policy o the government should include both of them.
Economic growth may be judges from the growth it total output of the economy as
measured by annual increases in net national prod, ct in constant price. Such a
measure tells us how much bigger the total economy is becoming over a period of
time, but it tells nothing about changes in the standard of living of the people in the
economy.
The more significant measures in the growth in real net national product divided by
the number of people in the population. There are many targets of economic growth
and development. They include.
Income distribution Gross national product Sectoral development (such as agriculture
industries etc)
The pressure to attain economic stability or our economic is so strong that measures
to promote federal government

10. The Physics Of The Solar Flare
The solar flare came at a very inopportune time, yet not unexpected considering the
sun is currently at the peak of its 11 year sunspot cycle [11]. Somehow the station
maintained all power and communications with the U.S., but the X ray and radio
waves from the flare impacted communications with Moscow, where their asteroid
detection telescopes are located [11]. This is likely because the ionosphere above
Moscow was affected the most by the flare s x rays, thereby disturbing its radio
communications [11]. It is very hard to prepare for a solar flare though, considering it
only takes around 8 minutes for the high energy photons to reach earth, which is why
John was not surprised to have been caught unaware [11]. If it had happened at any
other time, John wouldn t have been too worried because the Planetary Defense
Coordination Office branch of NASA is able to detect any imminent threats with at
least a week or two advanced warning. This is plenty of warning for the high
powered laser that obliterates smaller asteroids and alters the course of larger ones;
however, the circumstances are different in this case.
Just two days prior, John had received a transmission from the Russian base in
Moscow that they had detected an incoming asteroid posed to strike Earth, but as
they were about to transfer the coordinates of the asteroid to John, the solar flare s
radiation struck the Earth s ionosphere and cut off the communication with Moscow.
This asteroid was what people in John s

11. La RepresentaciГіn Social del SIDA Essay
La subjetividad es un efecto de los lenguajes socialmente construГdos, es una
producciГіn de la cultura. El lenguaje crea y reproduce diferentes formas subjetivas
de representaciГіn social. A partir de Freud y Lacan, el lenguaje es pensado como un
tejido sГіlido, donde se constituye un juego de representaciones: el juego en que el
lenguaje tiene la tarea de representar el sujeto y el objeto, lo fГsico y lo psГquico, la
fantasГa y la realidad, la imaginaciГіn y la percepciГіn. El sujeto es forjado en y por
el lenguaje, porque Г©ste determina su construcciГіn subjetiva. Ser humano es
pertenecer a una determinada organizaciГіn normativa que nombra los valores con
los cuales pautamos nuestras acciones en el mundo de los hombres.
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y publicado en 1994 en la ColecciГіn Historia Social del SIDA de la editorial
RelumГ© DumarГЎ. Este trabajo es un importante registro histГіrico que, segГєn su
autor, tiene como objetivo describir el proceso de construcciГіn de categorГas
diagnosticadas por el saber mГ©dico (1994:17).
El autor considera que el nombre SIDA fue uno de los tГ©rminos adoptados de una
larga lГnea que va de la neumonГa, por Pneumocystis carinii en homosexuales
previamente saludables, hasta la infecciГіn por el HIV (1994:43). Esta lГnea fue
delimitada en el aГ±o 1981, por el anuncio de una nueva enfermedad (sin nombre
todavГa) que atacaba hombres que tenГan en comГєn la homosexualidad o el uso
continuo de drogas inyectables.
Esta nueva enfermedad es presentada al pГєblico en agosto de 1982 cuando la revista
Science publica el siguiente titular: Nueva enfermedad deja perpleja a la comunidad
cientГfica . Se inicia la construcciГіn de tablas para diagnosticar las fases de
evoluciГіn de esta enfermedad: desde la apariciГіn del sarcoma de Kaposi de la
pneumocistosis hasta las llamadas infecciones oportunistas. Esta tabla inicial sirviГі
como instrumento de trabajo clГnico por un lado y por otro, se buscГі demarcar la
hipГіtesis de una etiologГa viral.
El diagnГіstico de los sГntomas incorporГі valores morales que definen
comportamientos. Camargo Jr. registra que en este perГodo,

12. University Of Arizona College Of Medicine-Phoenix Case
Study
While applying to medical school, it is vital to select schools that will provide a
conducive environment for not only academic and professional success, but also
personal growth and happiness. I chose to apply to the University of Arizona
College of Medicine Phoenix (UACOMP) because the school s values align closely
with my own, and the school s culture will provide a helpful climate for fostering my
personal and professional development.
The UACOMP promotes values that I too advocate and believe in. Demonstrating my
excellence, collaborative, innovative, community based, and servant leadership ideals
by volunteering at my local hospital, tutoring students at my local high school, and
interning at the Fellowship of Orthopaedic Researchers

13. The Link Between Nazi Propaganda And The Holocaust
Essay
Hitler believed that propaganda from the allies was the main reason that the
Germans lost during World War I and felt that this form of warfare needed to be a
primary tool in modern warfare. He spoke of this belief in his book Mein Kampf
well before the start of the second World War. Hitler felt that the public needed to be
inundated with the ideology of the state at all times and through all mediums (Jowett
and O Donnell 2). To do this, he said everything from child s story book to the last
newspaper, every theater, every cinema and every advertisement must be brought into
the service of this single mission (qt. in Qualter ix). This onslaught of propaganda led
to the Holocaustby leaving no other option open to the German people... Show more
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The Nazi s did use propaganda in this negative sense but in an underhanded and
subversive way. They backed up all their false reports with scientific studies and
claims of a better human race.
Propaganda is hard to define as most definitions do not cover the full meaning of
the word. The Webster s Illustrated Encyclopedic Dictionary defines propaganda as
the systematic propagation or discrediting of a given doctrine or cause by
circulation of polemical material, such as posters and leaflets (1353). However, this
definition does not cover the full scope of the of the word. Terence Qualter also feels
the definition for propaganda needs to be more refined for its new usage. The
definition that he gives is the deliberate attempt...(to) form, control, or alter the
attitudes of other groups...(with) the use of the instruments of communication (27
28). He goes on to say that the propaganda must be aimed at the group in general
because that is the basic nature of the word, in that the most effective propaganda is
the propaganda which has a large audience. Qualter does mention, however, that there
need be no difference in the propaganda to persuade one and the propaganda to
persuade the many (28). Germany did this by controlling the flow of information into
the country.
According to Hideya Kumata and Wilbur Schramm, gaining monopoly control of

14. Iago s charachter in Shakespeare s Othello Essay
Essay on Iago
The world is full of bad people who get pleasure from hurting others physically and
emotionally. They feel the need to use and belittle other people because of their
insecurities. In Shakespeare s Othello, the villain, Iago, is a perfect example. He
manifests his goal right from the beginning.
Iago is an angry person with no conscience that constantly feels the need to take down
everyone around him to get what he wants, revenge.
Throughout Act 1, we realize that Iago wants revenge, to be powerful and recognized
by society, and loves to manipulate others. Iago wants to get back at Othello for
choosing Cassio as his lieutenant. He is irritated by the fact that Othello did not trust
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Iago is a very jealous, envious and selfish person who aggravates other people s
lives. Iago is jealous of Cassio because he is the one that was promoted to
lieutenant. He believes he is a better soldier than Cassio who is, Forsooth, a great
arithmetician (Act 1 sc.1, 20). From Iago s point of view, Cassio shouldn t even be
in the army. He is just making excuses to give him more reasons to get back at
Othello. Iago is envious of Othello because he is married to a beautiful woman,
Desdemona. Also, Iago believes Othello slept with his wife, which makes him
even more envious. For that I do suspect the Moor hath leaped into my seat (Act 2
sc.1, 317 318). Iago is very selfish because he doesn t care about the consequences
of his actions. He just wants to get what he wants and he will do whatever it takes to
achieve that goal.
Iago s persona is seen very differently depending how far your are in the book. The
way Iago first talks about how Othello did not choose him as his lieutenant, and the
rumor about Othello sleeping with his wife makes the audience feels sympathy for
him. I know my price, I am worth no worse a place (Act1 sc.1, 12). However, as we
go on in the book, we realize how big of a villain Iago really is. He plans to take over
Othello while taking advantage of Roderigo.
In conclusion, we realize that Iago s true

15. Regulation of Oldest Profession Essay
Pornography and Prostitution have much in common, both include compensated
consenting adults engaging in sexual activity; however, pornography is legal, and
prostitution is not. Webster s dictionary defines prostitution as the act or practice of
engaging in promiscuous sexual relations especially for money . Although
pornography is somehow widely accepted, it is essentially the same concept as
prostitution, both involving consenting adults paid to perform sexual acts. While
prostitution is controversial, states making prostitution legal, and equal to
pornography, would have positive effects on the nation s economy by making the
profession safer, decreasing the crime rate, and helping the government financially. A
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These individuals argue that the disease testing and condom policies do not work
because of the lack of honesty by the prostitute, for want of extra money, and
pressure of the john (customer) to remain anonymous. According to research by
Brents and Hausbeck, both professors of sociology at the University of Nevada: In
1985 and 1986, the Nevada Administrative Code imposed sexually transmitted
disease and HIV tests on legal, working prostitutes (NAC Chapter 441A010 A325
and 441A775 A815). The result is that each person who applies for employment as
a prostitute must take a blood test for HIV and syphilis and must submit a cervical
specimen to be tested for gonorrhea and chlamydia. These tests must be negative
before a prostitute can be licensed to beginwork. Every week thereafter while
working in a brothel, prostitutes must see local physicians, who conduct PAP
smears for gonorrhea and chlamydia and monthly blood tests for syphilis and HIV.
If a working girl tests positive for anything other than HIV, she is unable to work
until treated, cured, and her physician reinstates her health card. If she tests positive
for HIV, she can no longer work as a legal brothel prostitute. (276)
Prostitution is an incredibly dangerous job for the men/women that participate, not
only by the social stigma placed on them, but also the areas where these jobs are

16. The Importance Of Government Censorship
In the last decade, social media has evolved into the preeminent allocation of insight
the pumping heart that keeps the citizens awareness alive. It is not the only form of
communication, however it has become a fundamental method to present our
thoughts, ideas, beliefs, and opinions to the masses. It has become a necessity in
American society to use media sites such as Facebook and Twitter to instantaneously
access or send information.When content is blacklisted, a stranglehold is entrenched
upon our ability to proactively communicate throughout our civilization. Similarly,
when ideas are censored, our ability to progress as a society and as a nation is
hindered. Censorshiphas been commonly employed by other governments in the past
as a method to influence the way a people may think about or view a topic.
Ultimately, overly aggressive government censorship of social media exposes the
liability of encroaching upon civil rights.
Although there is an ongoing battle for what amount of censorship media sources
should enforce, there are laws that are already in effect such as the Child Internet
Protection Act, which aims to protect children from explicit material, and the
Freedom Act, intended to prevent the government from accessing huge amounts of
information that is found in record files. These laws are put in place to eliminate any
sort of overreach from the government because it was going against civil rights. This
discussion of censorship developed further during an

17. The Problem Of Evil, By Robert B. Evans
Author Bio
Jeremy A. Evans is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Southeastern Baptist
Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina. He holds a Bachelor of Arts
degree from Texas A M University, a M.Div. in Biblical Languages from
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. from Texas A M
University. Dr. Evans has published two main works through B H publishing
company, The Problem of Evil: The Challenge to Essential Christian Beliefs, and The
Legitimacy of Christian Moral Thought in the Marketplace of Ideas. Dr. Evans strives
to accomplish two things in his teaching and writings; one, to edify students by
challenging them to engage their mind for Christ, and two, provide the necessary
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Evans also looks to distinguish the difference between a defense and a theodicy.
Evans purpose introducing these theodicies is to merely show that each has its own
place within the discussion of the problem of evil, but none of them sufficiently
answers the problem of evil. The second chapter found in The Problem of Evil,
begins to address the logical problem of evil. Within this chapter Evans breaks down
Alvin Plantinga and the free will defense. Here Evans compares the logical
arguments of J.L. Mackie and Alvin Plantinga. Mackie uses a deductive argument to
state that if God is all knowing, all powerful, and all good, then evil cannot exist.
This would be a contradiction to logic. Plantinga provides a valid argument
involving free will to make the case for the existence for evil. Evans uses the
remainder of the chapter to compare and contrast the two views. Chapter three
evaluates the evidential problem of evil. In this chapter Evans uses William Rowe s
version of the evidential problem. Using Rowe s argument as a base, Evans then
notes the various ways that prominent philosophers such as Kvanvig, Alston, and
Wykstra have questioned Rowe s argument. The author also states that anytime the
problem of evil is considered, expanded theism should be the subject. In chapter four
the author looks at the defeat of good and evil. Evans processes the mechanics of
defeat, conversion and the defeat of evil, and the disposition to act.

18. Essay On Free Space On Computers
Free space on the computer versus free space on the box
You ve just purchased a new computer with 1 TB of hard drive storage, or perhaps a
shiny new 120 GB SSD to speed up your computer s startup time. When you go to
move your old files to your new drive, you re consumed by rage, believing yourself
to have overpaid for a drive worth several Gigabytes less than what you spent. Ok,
maybe not consumed by rage, but you are confused as to why your 1 TB hard drive
is only showing 931 GB, or why your 120 GB SSD is showing only 111 GB.
Why?
All Mac and Windows computers will display the total initial disk space of a drive
as less than what is advertised by the drive manufacturer. While drive manufacturers
are not lying to you, they are being ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Larger values
As mentioned earlier, 1 KB would ordinarily be equal to 1000 Bytes and so on
(because of the metric system). However, since computers use base 2 to do their
math, and 2^10 is equal to 1024, the computer takes the value of 1024 bytes instead
of 1000.
But does this mean that digital storage units such as the Kilobyte can be either 1000
or 1024 Bytes? Well... no. Engineers use Kilobytes, Megabytes, Gigabytes, etc, to
make life easier. The computer uses Kibibytes, Mebibytes, Gibibytes, etc. The bi
prefix is the binary version of our normal metric values.
So, the computer sees:
1KiB = 1024 Bytes
1 MiB = 1024 KB s
1GiB = 1024 MB s
etc...
The computer does not use KB, MB, GB, or any other base 10 storage value of the
metric system.
My computers drive capacity is listed in Gigabytes?
There is one huge problem with Kibibytes, Mebibytes, Gibibytes, and any other
binary friendly amount of bytes. No one in the tech industry (to a certain extent)
actually uses bibytes .

19. Just take a look at your favorite drive.
This drive, for example, is 1 Terabyte. It will never be less than 1 Terabyte, 1000
Gigabytes, or 1000000 Megabytes. But what does the computer say? The computer
says that this 1 TB drive is 930GB. Is it? No... It s 930 KiB.
From the early days of

20. Young Offenders In Australia
your response.
The Australian criminal justice system approaches young offenders through unique
strategies to address the challenges of dealing with juvenile offending. Even though
young offenders commit a higher percentage of crime compared to adults, young
offenders also have the highest likelihood to be rehabilitated and change their
lifestyle as they mature, resulting in a lower court appearance percentage due to the
different rights children have.
There are a few repetitive reasons for young people to be involved in crime. These
include poor parental supervision, drug and alcohol abuse, neglect and abuse,
homelessness, negative peer associations, difficulties in school and employment.
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The processing of these crimes help to embed the key of legal knowledge in the
mind of a child hoping to shape their future actions. NSW age of criminal
responsibility is defined by statute as 10 years of age, which is recognised in
Children s (Criminal Proceedings) Act 1987 (NSW). Meaning that a child under 10
years of age cannot be charged for a crime. The basis of this is the recognition of the
immaturity and exposure of children and their inability to form the requisite criminal
intent known as mens

21. Fecal Microbiota Transplant Research Paper
Fecal Microbiota Transplants for the Treatment
Of Clostridium Difficile
Emily Ramirez
Aurora University
Abstract
Fecal transplants have been around for many years; however up until recently it had
not been widely used or accepted as a feasible course of treatment for gastrointestinal
complications. Since approval by the U.S Food and Drug administration in 2013, the
method is being thoroughly researched and tested to entice its use for Clostridium
difficile infections. Clostridium difficile is extremely prevalent in the community
and more over in healthcare facilities. The current treatments that are being used are
quiet successful at treating Clostridium difficile, but the incidence of reoccurrence
is fairly high. Fecal microbiota transplants have shown to have a very high success
rate, and a very low reoccurrence rate. There are several ways of performing the
treatment as well as different options for finding donors of the feces, all of which
have similar and unwavering success rates. Fecal microbiota ... Show more content on
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Methods include nasogastric tube, nasoduodenal tube, colonoscopy, oral fecal
capsules, and self administered enemas (Boyle et al., 2015). There are many
advantages to using the colonoscopy approach, they include the fact that you can
instill the stool along the length of the entire colon as well as visualize the colon for
any abnormalities (Boyle et al., 2015). Despite the great advantage of using the
colonoscopy method, it is associated with risk for complications such at perforation,
infection, bleeding, pain, and furthermore the additional cost of anesthesia (Boyle et
al., 2015). No matter the method they all have generally high success rates.
According to the Oprita et al. study, 100% of their patients had a resolution of
symptoms after treatment (2016). Similar results were shown in the Youngster et al.
study where they had an overall cure rate of 90%

22. The Foundation of Understanding Human Anatomy
During...
Our understanding in anatomy and physiology today will be deadened without the
knowledge from the Renaissance period. Let take a short step to look at what is
Renaissance? Based historian, Renaissance means rebirth because it [is] believed that
the human spirit [has] to be reawakened as it [is] in the classical (Greco Roman)
times (). During this time, the new conception of human emerges as individualism
which means a man can create his own destiny, and humanism in which humans are
the center of the universe (). With their free will and the motion in seeking personal
fame, artists engage themselves in learning the structure of human bodyto make their
works more lifelike. With such knowledge, they have built the foundation for our...
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First, it is the perspectival depiction technic which Mantegna uses to portray Christ
body. The painting appears with Christ body in the center lying on a marble slab
with Virgin Mary and St.John by his side. From the viewer s angle, one can see the
anatomical details in Christ body especially his thorax. It is because Mantegna uses
foreshortens and dramatizes the recumbent [of Christ] figure (). However, Christ s
feet are smaller in the size so that they cannot interfere the view of Christ body. If
Mantegna draws Christ s feet in proper size, it may cover much of the body. This
painting is one of the most masterpiece as example for perspective technic. Even
thought Mantegna uses foreshorten to make Christ s body appearing shorten, the
physical structure of his body is still represented accuracy. By using the perspectival
depiction technic, Mantegna also expresses his understanding of human anatomy
through Christ s figure. For the first look, we can see Christ s thorax is described
in detail. His bond and muscle of the chest appears natural. Besides, the wound in
his arms and feet are small hole surround by broken flesh. It is understandable in
our world today due to our knowledge of anatomy. The wound looks like that
because people takes the nail which stuck Christ s arms and legs to the cross out.
The broken flesh is the trace of the nail being stuck in his arms and feet. However,

23. Essay On Bhagavad Gita
Chapter 3: The Bhagavad Gita
The Bhagavad Gita is considered as one of the oldest religious writings in the whole
world. Hindus believe that it contains God s message, similar to the Bible and the
Quran. In general, this scripture is a dialogue between the Supreme God and one of
his devotees. This conversation was originally recorded in Sanskrit, but it has been
translated to many languages over the years. This particular religious scripture is full
of ancient myths, legends, traditions, and other writings. Its content is closely
connected to Krishna s life here on earth.
Brahman lived on earth as Krishna in order to defeat evil and encourage humans to
practice dharma (i.e. righteous living). He left his message in the form of Bhagavad
Gita so that humans will have a clear guideline as to how to live their lives. The
conversation between Krishna and Arjuna can play an important role in minimizing
the pain and suffering experienced by every human being.
The core principles of the Bhagavad Gita serve as the foundation of Hinduism. Its
pages contain Brahman s message regarding faith, detachment, devotion, correct
knowledge, and performance of tasks. It also contains valuable lessons on how to
avoid an ego centered life. This kind ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An individual must perform his duties according to his nature (swadharmacharana).
The next secret talks about the hidden personality of humans. According to this book,
every person has a true self hidden inside him/her. This hidden self is extremely
different from the false or material self. Each Hindu should know the difference
between his true and false self if he wants to attain liberation from Maya. The last
secret focuses on Brahman s omnipresence. Each individual needs to live his entire
life knowing that everything is but a small part of the Supreme

24. Simulation of Dynamic Responses of First Order and
Second...
Objectives:
As part of the experiment requirements, we were required to simulate the dynamic
response of a first order and a second order linear system with the help of
LabVIEW. One of our first objectives of this experiment was to observe the response
of the first order system to the input step signal and then relate it to the time constant
of that specific first order system. The second objective of this experiment included
observing the second order system to the input step signal and then relating it to the
damping ratio of the specific second order system. The third and most important
objective of this experiment was to use different functions of LabVIEW including
loop execution control, LabVIEW formula node, LabVIEW graph, LabVIEW ...
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A shift register was then used to store the y value for the next iteration (y(n 1)) in
case of the first order system while a 2 stacked shift register, in case of a second
order system, was used to store the y values from previous iterations (y(n 1) and y(n
2)). A formula node was used in order to input the formula required to program the
algorithm for each of the first and second order systems respectively. After providing
the required number inputs and outputs (as per the requirement of each of the
formula respectively), a waveform function was used to create the waveform data
from the output data and determine the time interval of the input waveform. After
using an array to contain all the input and output waveforms, a graph indicator was
finally added to the VI to display the final graphical representation of the output data.
After saving, each of the VI were run separately set at different time constants (for
the first order system) and different damping ratios and 100 Hz undamped natural
frequency (for the second order ratio).
Results:
After creating the VI for first order differential systems in LabVIEW, we ran the VI
using five different time constant values (0.01, 0.03, 0.05, 0.07, 0.1) and received the
following graphs:
Figure : LabVIEW generated graph of amplitude against time for

25. Rebecca Haidt s Women, Work And Clothing
Rebecca Haidt s Women, work and clothing in eighteenth century Spain is a nine
chapter book that shows and explains the history of how clothing was able to hit all
corners of Spanish society of the 18th century. She reveals what the women did to get
the clothing they wore, even if it was trading, barging, stealing, selling, and creating
garments that marked their social status in their society they were living in. The
author also goes in each chapter about the depection of them in the theater. She has a
Dedication, List of Illustrations, and Acknowledgements before the Introduction
chapter out of the nine chaptersof the main book. After the conclusion there is a
Bibliography and an Index.
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(43) She also goes on to mention that she wants the readers of this book to be
excited about sainetes and tonadillas. She goes on to mention that the translations
that are from Spanish to English founded in this book are nobody s but hers. And she
is focusing on the areas of Madrid and Castilla. She had to restrict to it these two
areas because in her own words, ... In part because the tonadilla is a particularly
madrilenan theatrical form, and in part because my research has for years focused on
the eighteenth century capital. (43) Moving on to the second chapter of Haidt s book.
The second chapter of this book is, Petimetria, women s work and the economics of
desire. She opens up this chapter, with that this man, Pedro Rodriquez, Conde de
Campomanes in 1775 told them, well reminded them, the Madrid Economic Soceity
that women in nicer terms belong in the sphear of home and not that laws have very
little influence with concern by the inerna, government inside household of families.
While; it goes to mention that the Spanish government of the time was clueless about
the reality of what was going on with the poor and working middle class of women
in Spanish society during this time, that they were doing labor and were stuggling to
earn money for the fact that their family could survive. She goes on to explain what
the path petimetras and the questions about credit, value productive

26. Once More About the Thin People by Sylvia Plath
Sylvia Plath is an American poet, novelist and short story writer who lived in
London, United Kingdom. She is considered an important poet of her generation.
Her work is very personal and towards the end of her life she often wrote about
death. She usually used confessional genre to write her poetry. She is Best known
for her two published collections: The Colossus and Other Poetrys and Ariel. She
also wrote a semi autobiographical novel, The Bell Jarin 1963 published shortly
before her death. The Bell Jar was based on her own life and personal experiences.
The Thin People is one of her best poetrywhich was written in 1957 and was also
known as The Moon Was a Fat Woman Once . A lot of interpretations were made
toward this poetry. Some... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But, the thin people could survive, the thin people do not obliterate themselves as
the dawn, grayness blues, reddens . Moreover, they could survive in all of the
situations, they persist in the sunlit room : the wall paper frieze of cabbage roses
and cornflowers . Cornflowers are hardy annuals that are easy to start from seed.
Sylvia Plath thought that destitution problem would harm us if we could not solve
it. Destitution was not only the thin people s problem, but that was also our
problem. The thin people would harm us although they are dead, we own no
wildernesses rich and deep enough for stronghold against their stiff battalions. See,
how the tree boles flatten and lose their good browns if the thin people simply stand
in the forest, making the world go thin as a wasp s nest and grayer; not even moving
their bones. In my point of view toward this poem, Sylvia Plath told us about the
destitution which happened in everywhere, they are always with us. She tried to tell
herself that they are unreal and it was only in a movie. She also considered that the
leader of the country just disparaged this problem. Actually, this is an urgent
situation. But the government did not help them more. The thin people also always
being blamed and they could do nothing, they were

27. Populist Party Research Paper
The Populist party was a third party of the 1890s formed to fight for the rights of
working people. This party was largely made up of farmers. There were several
reasons why this party was formed. By the beginning of the 1880s, millions of
farmers had found themselves trapped under the mountains of debt that they couldn t
get out of. There were various causes of why this happened with these farmers.
One of the reasons why farmers had debts was because of the switch to
industrialized farming. Farmers used new industrial technology to increase the
amount of crops that they grew. For instance, they started using equipment and
supplies for planting such as big tractors and harvesters. Farmers were competing
and had to buy these machines in order to produce more crop. To buy these big
machines, farmers took out loans from banks. However, by using this concept of
industrialized farming, farmers produced more and more food which meant that
prices for these produces in market dropped because there was a lot of production of
same food in the market. This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bryan because he adopted silver platform. Hence, the Populists views were close
to him and William J. Bryan was nominated for as their candidate for president. The
candidate chosen for Republican was William McKinley. Even though many
Populists supported William J. Bryan, they lost the election of 1896. The big
businesses, banks, factory owners, and the rich were there to support William
McKinley because they wanted gold standards or deflation. Also, the economy of
1896 was better than it was in 1893 which can predict that the gold standard was
helping the economy of the country. Additionally, William J. Bryan only focused on
urban voters and had no alliances with other groups. On the other hand, William
McKinley s campaign was highly funded and well organized. These were some of
the reasons why the Populist Party failed to gain any long term political

28. New England Of The Nineteenth Century
New England in the Seventeenth Century All colonies developed in different ways
New England colonies settled by Puritans Puritans believed God ordained the family
and viewed family as essential to colony Reproduced English customs and traditions
mainly because of family structure Key to growth Huge population growth caused by
long life expectancy good health more than high fertility Longevity resulted in
invention of grandparents multigenerational families strengthened social stability
Most New Englanders married neighbors with similar values Households produced
their own needs and surpluses most farmers New England towns were collections of
interrelated households Church membership associated with concept of
predestination freeman status Form of Church Government Join church in order to
vote twice as many women in church as men but couldn t vote Education provided
by the family/Harvard Half Way Covenant lessened requirements for baptism and for
joining Church New England social order: Local gentry of prominent, pious families
Large population of independent yeomen landowners loyal to local community land
ownership is widespread Small population of landless laborers, servants, poor
Moderate disparities of wealth Apprenticeships Despite similarities in background
and timing with New England, Chesapeake settlements were very different Normal
family life impossible in Virginia much fewer families than New England Mostly
young male

29. Female Stereotypes The Cause Of Women s Oppression
Peter Pan: Female Stereotypes the cause of Women s Oppression
The movie Peter Pan (1953) is about how Wendy and her brothers believe in silly
fantasies but to her dad it seems to be problem since Wendy is already a young lady
and needs to act more like her own age and stop acting like a little girl. So Peter Pan
takes Wendy and her brothers to Neverlandso they never have to grow up. He takes
her so she could be a mother to the lost kids in Neverland. While they are th they
have many fun experiences like meeting mystical creatures for example mermaids
and fairies.Wendy uses this experience to realize she can t stay a kid forever and
that she has to go back and grow up. To anyone this movie is nothing more than a
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This is an example of hegemonic feminine ideology because they put out Wendy s
mom to be the typical housewife that agrees with whatever her husband says. This
shows how women are supposed to be submissive and do as they are told by their
husbands. But it also shows how women are suppose be more silent than men and
are not meant to speak out what they think and how women are never in charge.
They do this to show that the women always have to support the men in whatever
they are doing. They always have to be one s cheering for them. Society has the
idea of women always having to be the supporters of whatever their men are doing
they have to be right there along them supporting them and cheering them on
because according to society that is the women s job. Later on in the movie
Wendy tells Peter Pan it is her last day in the nursery room because she has to grow
up and Peter Pan tells her to go to Neverland where she doesn t have to grow up but
Wendy tells him what would her mother say if she left but she has to explain to
Peter what a mother is since he doesn t know. So she tells him Why, Peter, a mother
is someone who.. Who loves and cares for you and tells you stories. (0:14:42) and
right away Peter s answer is Good! You can be our mother. (0:14:46) Basically what
he is trying to say is that just

30. Figurative Language In The Poisonwood Bible
The way that you develop and discover yourself and your personal attributes is
largely impacted by the environment you grow up in, as shown in The Poisonwood
Bible. Each member of the Price family reacts differently to their being thrown into
a completely new location, culture, and livelihood; the maturation path of each
child varies drastically from the others, and their exposure to the Congo impacts
each of them in a different way, which we observe through each character s
language and behavior in the book. The stylistic formatting, tone, and figurative
language used in Leah Price s narratives in The Poisonwood Bible change as she
grows, and the maturation of her physical structure and overall mentality correlate to
her development in language throughout the story. Leah enters the Congo as a
religious, rule following adolescent from the suburbs of Bethlehem, Georgia, but as
time passes and she becomes accustomed to the land, Leah begins to develop in
ways that were once unforeseen by her and her family. When Leah arrives in Africa,
she is oblivious to the completely different world she is entering. She attempts to
help her father with his work, yearning for his attention and recognition, but does not
understand the foreign environment and culture she is engulfed by; her father, too
preoccupied with his work and too set in his misogynist ways, does not listen to his
daughter or even regard her positively. However, Leah is utterly dedicated to her
father, saying I know

31. Analysis Of Culpepper And Koester s Writing I ve
Learned...
Reflection Paper
In Culpepper and Koester s writing I ve learned a great deal about the Gospel of
John from all perspectives. I ve learned everything from what makes John unique,
the Gospel of John as literature, and some theological insight on the Gospel of John.
In this particular paper though I want to focus on three key questions asked and
deliver well thought out ideas and answers. Also in this paper the reader will learn
what the similarities and differences John has from the Synoptic Gospels, what
difference would it make to Christian belief today if the Gospel of John was never
written, and what my favorite gospel is and why?
First the question is asked, How is John similar to and different from the synoptic
gospels? Is there evidence that John is aware of the existence of the synoptic
gospels ? First we have to understand that although John s Gospel has much in
common with the other New Testament gospels, it is largely independent from the
others as well (Koester 4). Some similarities that John and the synoptic Gospels have
is they all link Jesus to the town of Nazareth. They all say that Jesus had a group of
disciples, he taught others, he healed those in need of healing, and they all recorded
the scene of feeding the five thousand. Now John is different from the other gospels
in a few different ways. The first way John is different from the others is the journeys
talked about throughout the gospels, for instance only Matthew and Luke contains
accounts of Jesus

32. Essay about Andre Dubus The Curse
Andre Dubus The Curse
The Curse ; by Andre Dubus is about Mitchell Hayes, a forty nine year old
bartender who is witness to a rape. The rape occurs right before closing when five
bikers rape a young woman while holding Mitchell at bay. After the rape, Mitchell
is distraught over his decision of not making a stronger attempt to help the girl.
Police, family and friends try to comfort Mitchell by telling him he made the right
decision. However, he continues to feel guilt and self doubt over whether or not he
could have done more in order to prevent the rape from occurring.
The central idea is that man is responsible for defining his own sense of honor. A
clear choice between right and wrong does not always exist. The safest ... Show more
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I think I could have stopped it. ; An example of his actions comes after the bikers
had left the rape scene, Then he picked up her sneakers from the floor and placed
them beside her and squatted near her face?. ; An example of his thoughts comes
after the bikers leave, He wanted to speak to her and touch her, hold a hand or press
her brow, but he could not. ;
A secondary character is Joyce. She is flat and static. She is flat because she is a
minor character and lacks complexity. She is static because her character does not
change during the course of the story.
Dubus uses two methods of indirect characterization in describing Joyce; he uses
words and actions. An example of her words comes when she is trying to comfort
Mitchell: You ll be a good witness. ; An example of her actions comes after Mitchell
has told her of the tragedy, ?she kneeled beside him and massaged his shoulders and
rubbed his temples and pressed her hands on his forehead. ;
The central conflict in the story is an internal one. Mitchell has a conflict between his
inaction versus his definition of honor. The conflict represents his struggle
concerning the guilt he feels over not attempting to stop the rape, even though his
friends and family assure him that he made the right decision. The conflict is
unresolved.
The point of view of The Curse ; is limited omniscient. An example of this comes
when Mitchell thinks to himself: ?he wanted from

33. The Basic Characteristics Of Ip V4
Throughout chapters 5 through 8, many topics have been discussed in class and
practiced on lab days. Starting off with chapter 5, OSI Network Layer: various
topics are discussed which include; IP v4, the Network Layer, to routing tables.
The basic characteristics of IP v4 are that it is connectionless, the best effort is
unreliable and is unaware of the quality of its job, and it is also media independent.
Time to Live (TTL) is the 8 bit TTL field that describes the maximum hops that a
packet can take before it is considered lost , which means that the packet is
undeliverable. Each time a packet visits a router, the TTL decreases by 1. If the
packet reaches a 0 TTL, it is dropped. When a packet is dropped this helps the internet
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The routing table is a table that stores information about connected and remote
networks, and it has three features. The three features of a routing table are 1)
destination network, 2) next hop and 3) metric. Packets are unable to be forwarded
by the router without a route. If a route that is representing the destination network is
not on the routing table, the packet will not be forwarded, and instead will be
dropped. When the router is forwarding a packet, it uses the default route, which is
used when the network is not represented by any other route in the routing table. On
the other hand, static routing is the route that information can be manually configured
on in the router. Static routes are reliable and the router does not need to use much
overhead to process the packets that are being transferred viz static routing. However
the static routes do not update automatically, and they have a higher continuing
administrative cost. Dynamic routing was another routing type that was taught in
chapter 5. Dynamic routing is when routers can also learn about routes automatically
from other routers in the same internetwork Dynamic routing has higher router
processing overhead but little administrative cost after initial setup. The following
chapter that was taught was chapter 6, addressing the Network IPv4. There are three
types of communication that were talked about at the beginning of the chapter,
Unicast, Broadcast, and

34. Research Paper On Mao Zedong
Ian Racho
Mr. Saleeba
English IV
10 October 2017
MAO ZEDONG
Mao Zedong is a figure who is possibly one of the most controversial yet important
leaders in modern history. He is known for modernizing China from a struggling
republic to a powerful world power with the influence of communism. Often seen as
one of the most brutal dictators to have ever lived, Mao Zedong was also seen as a
poet, a soldier, and a statesmen who brought China to new heights through industrial
growth and spreading communist influence throughout Asia.
Born in 1893 in the farming community of Shaoshan, Mao was born into in adequate
life in contrast to other struggling farmers of the region. At that time, China was a
shell of its former glory when was led by the Qing dynasty who did not do anything to
thrust the nation to better heights. Mao s nationalistic outlook and desire for a
stronger China is what eventually led him to join the Kuomintang nationalist party led
by Sun Yat sen which managed to overthrow the monarchy and turn China into a
republic in 1912. After completing school as a certified teacher in 1918, Mao heard
of the successful revolution in Russia which established the Soviet Union. Mao saw
communism as a plausible way to make China even stronger and he became a major
leader in the Chinese Communist Party. Despite supporting the Kuomintang
government and the CCP at the same time, Mao eventually adopted Vladimir Lenin s
ideals and rose up in power within the party. This was

35. Dr Moreau
The Island of Dr Moreau by H.G. Wells. The story is told by Edward Prendick.
Prendick is on this boat the lady vain and it sinks. Prendick and two other guys
escape onto a lifeboat. The other two guys get in a fight and fall off the side of the
boat. Prendick is then saved by a ship. There he meets Montgomery. Montgomery
nurses him back to good health. Montgomery is on the ship with Dr Moreau. They
are going to some unknown island with these animals they have in cages. The
captain hates Prendick and kicks him off the boat with Montgomery and Dr.
Moreau. Dr Moreau shows Prendick where he will be staying in the enclosure.
After a day or so the screaming starts of what he assumes is the puma one of the
animals from the ship. Prendick walks in on Dr Moreau and Montgomery cutting up
a person. Prendick freaks out and runs into the forest. There he meets the beast
people. They take him back to their huts. They start to teach him the law. That s when
Montgomery and Dr Moreau catch Prendick and explain to him that Dr Moreau does
vivisection. Prendick understands and comes back to the... Show more content on
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The animals, Prendick, and Dr Moreau. Obviously the animals suffered from
vivisection. In the book it said at first a lot of the animals died at first. Dr Moreau
hadn t yet got it down so they suffered. They also suffered when they were being
worked on. Then Prendick suffered. The book even started with him suffering. He
was stranded on that little boat he almost died. Dr Moreau suffered from when he
was in London he was hated for doing vivisection. He was forced to leave and go to
the island. This is why I picked suffering as my theme. So after reading The Island of
Dr Moreau I picked suffering as my theme. I think suffering was a very big part of
the book. Most of the book was about suffering. The animals I think suffered the
most. You can also suffer in a social way like Dr Moreau did. This is why I choose
suffering as my

36. Essay Russian Revolution and Orwell
Russian Revolution and Orwell
Animal Farm and the Russian Revolution have many similarities and ideas. The
characters, settings, and the plots are the same. In addition Animal Farm is a satire
and allegory of the Russian Revolution, George Orwell meant for it to be that way.
My essay will cover the comparison between Animal Farm and the Russian
Revolution. Also it will explain why this novel is a satire and allegory to the
Revolution.
First of all the characters of the farm have a special role in Russian Revolution. The
farm itself represents Russia, with its poor conditions and non responsible leaders.
Napoleon, the evil pig who plays Joseph Stalin in real life. Snowball, the leader who
gives aid and information to Napoleon and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Both the novel and Russian Revolution cover the same ideas because of these
reasons. In the Russian Revolution an non responsible leader name Nicholas the
second or how people those days refer to him as the Czar was overthrown by a new
leader with better ideas and ways to keep Russia alive. Stalin ruled for a great
period of time, and so he got kicked out too, this time by his own people. In Animal
Farm an old pig named Old Major has a dream about a world where animals rule,
there are no differences, all equality, a dream about communism. This same thought
applies with the idea of Stalin and his plan in ruling Russia. So when Snowball
hears this he and his comrades get ready to attack the government, Mr. Jones (also
known as the Czar ). When he is overthrown Snowball becomes the leader and is
betrayed by Napoleon. This event is when Stalin kicks out Lenin. Mendez 3
Animal Farm is a great example of a Political Satire . In Chapter one it tells how the
author, George Orwell, feels about the novel. Also it gives reference to the farm and
how it relates to Russia. But you can see all the irony in chapter two. Human nature
can t handle communism . We are too devious and too demanding for the things we
want, we are bossy . From chapter two to the last chapter shows how the novel is
irony and in the

37. Functionalist Perspective
1.Compare and contrast the conflict and the functionalist perspective relative to the
political system in the United States. Select one current issue such as healthcare,
immigration, or one of your choosing and discuss the issue from both perspectives.
Functionalist perspective humanity as a structure of solid amount of functioning
together to make a tuneful established society. However, family, church, education,
economics, adds to the balance of the entire classification. Inside this functionalist
social system there may also be dysfunction. conflict perspective opposes the
functionalist perspective in that it describes society as a system wherein different
sectors compete for power and resources, with one set of groups and interests
dominating ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even if they are mad or having issues with each other the still find a way to pull
through, educated and sport one another. The fact that my family is big there are
more conflict than anything due to they have similar ways. Symbolic interactionist in
my family is something that is strong when it comes to my family belief and how
everyone was raised they have a firm connection on how they were bought up.
3.What are the sociological characteristics of religion in the United States? Build an
argument that religion is likely to remain a strong feature of life in the United States
or why religion may not remain a strong feature in the lives of Americans.
Belief is a form of principle, created through a mutual worldview that pulls together
individuals who recognize with it, Education views as public creations of social
beings. Public group of religious conviction. I believe that religion will always
continue strong in the life of the United State people. Because most people lived
their belief and religion and teach their kids how important it is to keep their
religion alive and going. When bad things turn into crises most humans turn to their
religion to have peace or find answers. Humans based their life on their religion
therefore I know religion would remain a strong feature in the lives of the

38. Boo Radley s Trial
I am reading To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee and I am on page 35. This book
is about a girl named Scout, her father named Atticus, her brother called Jem, and
her friend called Dill, in the small town of Maycomb. We follow Scout through her
trials with 1st grade, her relationship with Calpurnia, and Boo Radley. In this paper I
will be predicting and evaluating. G I predict kids will not meet boo Y He is locked
up R locked up because of gang locked Mr. Conner in courthouse outhouse last
straw others went to industrial school R Family does not go out doors closed on
Sundays too his whole family doesn t socialize no screen doors Y They are scared of
him R tales of what he has done stabbed his father with scissors poisons the pecans
kills... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I predict that the kids will not meet Boo Radley. One reason they will not meet him
is that he is locked up. He was locked away by his father, because of his
troublesome gang. Boo s gang locked a town member in the courthouse outhouse.
For many, that was the last straw. They could not take anymore of the gang s
exasperating actions. The judge sentenced the gang to be sent to the state industrial
school. Mr. Radley, a proud man, thought the sentence disgraceful. Instead, he
decided to lock Boo inside the house as discipline. Also, the Radley family rarely
goes out. Even before the incident, they rarely withdrew from their house. They
kept their doors closed, all throughout the week. In Maycomb, having a closed door
on Sunday is unheard of. The Radley family did not socialize either. Mr. Radley s
only response to the children s morning greetings was a curt cough. The Radley
house also had

39. The Communication Strategies That Involving Actors
Adopted...
For this final case application I will be analysing the communication strategies that
involving actors adopted during the 2015 Paris terrorists attacks. The event was one
of Europe s most deadly attacks leaving more than 100 dead and more than 350
injured. Unfortunately however, this was not the first attackon Paris that same year, in
January 2015, terrorists attacked the Charlie Hebdo magazine headquarters killing
twelve people. The November attacks thus, occurred in a city that was already
shaken by terrorists attacks. On the night of November 13th, the attacks occurred in
different points of Paris including the Stade de France (where President Hollande
was), the Bataclan Theatre (where a concert was given) and many streets throughout
the city. All of the attacks occurred in less than an hour and were perpetrated by a
terrorist cell who had pledged allegiance to ISIS. ISIS claimed it had committed
these attacks as a response of French military engagement with the terrorist
organisation in Syria. However, the days after the attacks were carried out are
essential in order to take a grasp on understanding the crisis communication. After the
attack President François Hollande gave a ground breaking speech. He created a
clear us vs. them mentality amongst the French peoplethat would help unite not only
Parisians but all French citizens. After the attacks, Hollande immediately took action
by strengthening security in Paris and declared a nation wide Г©tat d urgence: public

40. How Globalization Affects Our Small Companies Or Large...
Abstract As organizations all over the world continue to expand, it is important to
understand how some of those changes will affect our small companies or large
businesses. Every single one of us has have grown up differently in some sort of
way, and while we all have different backgrounds, most of us that grow up in the
same general region have the same type of knowledge of the world around us as a
whole. It is important to remember that while we have some type of knowledge of
this, it isn t the same as really understanding a different culture and how
Globalization plays such a huge role. Globalization In todays world managers
must understand the culture and diversity of the people they are, or will be,
managing. In many countries women are not equal, if the manager is a strong,
independent manager it may be difficult for a man in one of these countries to
learn to work with her. As long as a manager is aware of these issues and can
approach each member of the team individually, the team should be able to work
well together. With globalization managers face new challenges, many times
managers have to coordinate with people across continents. Managing people that are
time zones away can be difficult even for the most seasoned managers. One of the
main challenges of team management across the globe is that most concepts and
practices are dependent on the different personalities and cultures involved, this is
also known as Diversity. Many places

41. The Beliefs And Behaviors Of An Islamophobic Civilian
As shameful it is for us to admit, the United States has had a long history of
xenophobia, racism, sexism, and all other forms of discrimination. When it comes to
acceptance we as a nation have always been quite late to the party. In recent times,
one of the groups that has been subjected to most extreme intolerance is Muslims.
Islamophobia is the fear or hatred of Islamand/or Muslims, and is overwhelmingly
greater in the western world, where Muslims tend to be outnumbered by other faiths
and ethnicities that are not very familiar with Islam. In this paper, I will propose a
way to change the beliefs and behaviors of an Islamophobic civilian, using the
sociological theories of Ethnomethodology and Symbolic Interactionism. I will go
about this by first providing some background information on Islamophobia and the
theories themselves, then explaining how these theories may be utilized in debunking
the individual s prejudices.
Although the fear of the unknown and that which we do not understand has always
been around, Islamophobia saw a sharp rise in 2001, following the 9/11 attacks in
which members of the radical Islamic terrorist group Al Qaeda hijacked four
commercial airline planes that were used to crash into the Pentagon and the twin
towers of the World Trade Center, killing nearly 3000 people and injuring many
more. The collapse of the World Trade Center sent us into an economic disaster that
we are still recovering from today. While the vicious attack affected every

42. Statistics Exercise 16 Essay
в–Ў EXERCISE 16 Questions to be Graded
1. The researchers analyzed the data they collected as though it were at what level of
measurement?
d. Experimental
2. What was the mean posttest empowerment score for the control group?
The mean posttest empowerment score for the control group was 97.12
3. Compare the mean baseline and posttest depression scores of the experimental
group. Was this an expected finding? Provide a rationale for your answer.
The mean baseline depression score of the experimental group is 14.00. The mean
posttest depression score of the experimental group is 13.36. The posttest score is
0.64 lower than the baseline score. This was an expected finding because it was
hypothesized that after the completion of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both and SD are descriptive statistics.
8. What was the mean severity for renal disease for the research subjects? What was
the dispersion or variability of the renal disease severity scores? Did the severity
scores vary significantly between the control and the experimental groups? Is this
important? Provide a rationale for your answer.
The mean severity for renal disease for the research subjects was 6.74. The
dispersion or variability of the renal disease severity scores was 2.97. The self care
self efficacy severity score did vary significantly with the experimental group s mean
posttest score being 6.44 points higher than its baseline mean score. This is important
because this finding indicates that the empowerment intervention had a positive
impact on the self care self efficacy of the patients.
9. Which variable was least affected by the empowerment program? Provide a
rationale for your answer.
The depression variable was least affected by the empowerment program. The
experimental group s average baseline score only dropped 0.64 from the posttest, and
the control group s average baseline score had no change in the posttest and stayed at
10.40.
10. Was it important for the researchers to include the total means and SDs for the
study variables in Table 2 to promote the readers understanding of the study results?
Provide a rationale for your answer.

43. It was important for the researchers to include the total means and SDs

44. Short Story On Wilbur Jennings
It was a cool misty morning on June 1, 1853. Wilbur Jennings is just rolling out of
bed after the second time of Ms. Ulga yelling at him to get up. He slowly slid out
of bed, barely awake until his feet hit the frigid floor; he quickly went to the tiny
dresser And grabbed a pair of dingy socks, one with a hole in it. As he slipped them
on he saw Terrence combing his hair in front of the cracked mirror hanging over
the rusted out sink. Terrence was his best friend; And had been as long as he could
remember. He threw on his old hat he had had for a year And a half. He and
Terrence started towards school; on the way they went by the newspaper shop and
saw in huge bold letters, WANTED JESSE JAMES. As they had done time and time
before Terrence went in and knocked over a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
That night they camped out in a little tiny farming town about twenty miles to the
east of Cold Water. As they sat in their small, rugged motel room they had rented
with Wiley nursing his wounds Cole began to tell him how he would like to join up
with Jesse James and his company. As he talked about it as if it were a dream, but the
more he talked the more infuriated Wiley became. All at once Wiley drew his pistol
and pointed it at Cole, he shouted, SINCE YOU WANNA JOIN UP WITH HIM SO
BAD THEN GET OUTA HERE, EVERYONE ELSE LEAVES ME YOU MIGHT AS
WELL TOO! Cole tried to plea to Wiley but he didn t want to hear it and cocked his
pistol. Cole moves swiftly grabbed his things and left. After dropping his pistol on
the bed, he broke into tears and wept for hours when he finally stopped, he reached in
his pocket trembling and pulled out his morphine packets. He counted and there
were 12 of them, he began dumping each one into his half full canteen. When all
the packets lay empty strewn out all over the bed, he briefly shook his canteen and
slowly raised it to his lips he tipped it up and drank all of

45. Building Brand Community on the Harley-Davidson Posse
Ride...
Recommendations:
1.Harley Davidson should continue to sponsor HOG, and the Posse Rides.
2.More resources should be spent on the Posse Rides to meet the rising expectations
of participants.
3.Dealerships should be more integrated into the Posse Rides.
4.The Posse Rides should not be seen as direct profit centers.
Reasoning:
1.HOG has been phenomenally successful at attracting members and chapters. From
nothing in 1983 it has grown to half a million members in 1,160 chapters. This is the
core of Harley Davidson s market and it is easily reachable through Hog Tales
magazine. This is particularly important for Harley given that its customers are so
varied making it hard to reach them through traditional marketing methods. HOG
overcomes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Coordination with local TV and radio should be used to raise awareness and
crowds. The dealer network should also be used by the Posse Rides to solve
logistical problems such as the T shirts fiasco. Given that Posse Rides have different
routes, most dealers will be able to participate over time.
4. While the visual promotional effect of the Posse Rides should be exploited as
much as possible, commercializing them should be avoided. Participants are Harley s
best customers and it should take the opportunity to reward them, not exploit them.
These people are not stupid and will soon notice if Harley tries to squeeze out every
last cent from them. The indirect benefits, such as building brand awareness and
loyalty, are much more important than short term sales. If participants want to
shop at every dealer, great, but their direct costs should be kept as low as possible.
Given their wide differences in income, raising prices will simply drive off
working class participants that blow their annual wad on one rally. This would
change the nature of the Posse from an open, inclusive group to a rich, closed one.
Over time, as Posse Rides become a feature of Harley s brand, it would depreciate the
brand.
Posse Rides will also have to maintain their exclusivity if they are to be continually
successful. If everyone can get a Posse T shirt because of merchandizing they will
not be worth having to real Posse Riders. Keeping the number of

46. The Battle Of Jericho By Joshua Huxley
The battle of Jericho was Joshua s first battle as Moses successor. The Israelites
were commanded to march around the walls of Jericho once every day for seven
days. On the seventh day they marched around the wall seven times. The seventh
time they marched they shouted out, the priest blew their trumpets and the walls
came down. They overtook the city with a great vengeance and they killed every
person in the city (save Rahab and her household) and they burnt the city with fire
and everything in it. Joshua 6:12 27. The Battle of Ai: the Israelites saw that Ai was
small, so they sent only three thousand men to fight them. Ai won the battle and
killed about 36 men and chased them off their land. Joshua 7:2 6. Ai and Bethel
battle: Joshua chose 30,000 men of valor to go hide in an ambush behind Ai. Then
the rest of the army came to the front of the city and flee so that Ai would chase
them. The ambush came up and seized the city while it was unprotected and burnt it
down. Joshua 8:1 29. The Amorite confederacy: Jerusalem with king Adonizedek,
Hebron with king Horam, Jarmuth with king Piram, Lashish with king Japhia, Eglon
with king Debir. All these gathered together against Gibeon who had made peace
with Israel. Gibeon asked Joshua for help against these kingdoms, the Lord was with
Joshua. Israel slew them, and then chased them to Bethhoron. When they were going
down to Bethhoron the Lord cast down giant hail from heaven upon them. There
were more who were killed by the

47. Hippie Movement Research Paper
The definition of a Hippie is: a person of unconventional appearance, typically
having long hair and wearing beads, associated with a subculture involving a
rejection of conventional values and the taking of hallucinogenic drugs. The Hippie
Movement began in the 1960 s with the height of the movement being in 1967. This
movement was a result of people feeling alienated from the middle class society or
rejecting it, as well as the critical historical events like the Vietnam War. The origins
had its start in San Francisco, California and slowly made its way across America.
The term hippieoriginally derived from the term hipster and was used nationally and
internationally by mass media as a label to describe the community of young people...
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Public gathering, music festivals, and protests were all important to the movement.
The Hippie movement only comprised 10% of youth , but the fact that the culture
was so strange allowed it to gain a lot of media coverage. The biggest issues society
had with the hippies were their public protests, meetings and discussions that would
flood the streets. The hippie scene on Haight Street in San Francisco attracted
photographers, reporters, and opportunists. The first large congregations of Hippies
that was noticed by media was the Summer of Love . The Summer of Love was a
social phenomenon that occurred during the summer of 1967, when as many as
100,000 people crowded San Francisco s neighborhood Haight Ashbury. College and
high school students found their way into Haight Ashbury for spring break, but by
the time summer came around local government officials tried to stop the influx of
young. These efforts brought even more attention to the scene, and articles in local
papers alerted the national media to the hippies growing numbers. Haight Ashbury
residents even gave the occurrence its name. The media s reportage included other
cultural events in California, such as the Fantasy Fair, Magic Mountain Music
Festival and the Monterey Pop Festival, both of which happened in June of 1967.
The Woodstock music festival came two years after the Summer of Love
phenomenon but still brought in close to half a

48. The Tin Flute Analysis
Gabrielle Roy s novel the tin flute takes place in Saint Henri neighbourhood of
Montreal, Quebec during the Second War World. This novel examines many
themes, literary devices and important aspects seen through the perspective of the
Lacasse family as they struggle through life in poverty. At the beginning, it is seen
that a 19 year old girl, who works as a waitress at the Five and Ten restaurant
named Florentine is the main focus, but the novel revolves around Florentine s
mother, Rose Anna. Rose Anna represents many themes throughout the story such
as, personal loss, struggle and solitude, which presents her as a round character.
Firstly, Rose Anna experiences loss when she loses three of her eleven children at
a young age, she lost her son Daniel who died from Leukemia, her son EugГЁne
and her husband Azarius to the war and Florentine to marriage. Her loss is only a
part of her struggles, Rose Anna and her family struggle through life because they
live in poverty. Rose Anna represents struggle because she must take care of eleven
children as well as another one coming on the way. While, Florentine and EugГЁne
are forced to work for a living to earn money for rent and food, instead of going to
school. This demonstrates Rose Anna as a round character because she always
blamed Azarius for their poverty, but by the end, she realized that she always held
[Azarius] responsible for their poverty, but now it seemed to her he had done his part
(Roy 372). The last theme that

49. Essay on Odysseus
Odysseus
Homer s The Odyssey, a magnificent story of lust, deceit, greed, and heroism, still
fascinates scholars and casual readers alike today in the same way it fascinated its
audience at the time it was written. The Odyssey, a journey of determination,
patience, and virtue, tells the tail of Odysseus, the main character, on his voyage
home to Ithaka after the end of the Trojan War. Odysseus goes through many
unforeseen trials and tribulations, which exemplify his character. During these
different happenings, Odysseus makes decisions that do not correspond to his
character. Odysseus character , as seen in the Iliad, is much like that of a Homeric
hero. A hero in Homer s world entails many attributes other than physical... Show
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Odysseus curiosity and desire for adventure, driving him inland, somewhat hinder his
attempt to return home. Odysseus men want to loot the goods and return to the ship.
But, despite the pleading of his men, Odysseus wants to meet the cave dwellers and
see what they have to offer. This came to be a dire mistake. PolyphГЄmos enters the
cave, and after brief words, he, in one swift motion, grabs, dismembers, then
proceeds to feed on two of Odysseus men. After a brief stay in the cave and a few
more dead men, Odysseus congers a plan which defeats PolyphГЄmos and returns
Odysseus and his men safely back to the ship. This episode cost Odysseus the lives
of men lives lost for pure curiosity and his yearn for action. Directly after escaping
PolyphГЄmos, Odysseus cries out in anger at the Kyklops, who proceeds to toss
boulders at Odysseus ships. After each cry, PolyphГЄmos gets closer and closer with
his tosses. Then, unintelligently, Odysseus, for sake of false confidence, reveals his
name to PolyphГЄmos. PolyphГЄmos then prays to his father, Poseidon, against
Odysseus voyage home to Ithaka. Instead of the men s, now Odysseus actions
endanger their lives. Odysseus and his men sail to another land Aiolia Island, the
home of Aiolos HippotadГЄs, the wind king. Aiolos plays host to Odysseus and his
crew for a month. Staying for this length of time suggests Odysseus desire to return
home is

50. Visual Analysis For Milk Life
An advertisement in the September 2016 issue of the health and fitness magazine
Experience Life is inescapable for its fit model holding a glass of milk, with her
bicycle leaning against the fence and partially resting on her knee. The athlete
occupies the foreground; the middle ground features cows and expansive lush green
pasture, while the background is characterized by a farm building with its backdrop
covered of rolling hills and sun rays peeking through the tree line beyond. The Milk
Life advertisement is almost entirely visual, with the entire page covered by the
photograph and the advertisingtext covering over the image. This gives the
impression of the text fading in comparison to the graphic message. Although
seemingly ordinary... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, it is widely believed that Americans owe it to themselves to strive for
all things that make life better including making the most out of the ordinary
situations. The entire farm landscape, with an exceptional Olympian at the forefront
is a perfect representation of overlooked beauty and strength in a simple and
seemingly ordinary location. The combined imagery, therefore, emphasizes the
possibility of deriving greatness from basic undertakings. There is also a
widespread supposition that Americans are fiercely patriotic. The ad seems to stress
this hypothesis, as is evident from the inclusion of the country s flag, as well as, as a
model donning a jacket bearing the same symbol of patriotism.
Overall, the milk life ad conveys a significant message and appeals to its target
audience not just because of the actual text, but primarily due to the visual elements
coupled with the spatial positioning of said imagery and text. The ad is especially
captivating for patriotic individuals, who take pride in being associated with America
s achievements, as well as, prospective fitness enthusiasts and healthy lifestyle

51. Childcare Industry Grows in Singapore Essay
Step 1: Risk IdentificationStep 2: Risk AssessmentStep 3: Risk Management
List of Possible RisksArise FromLikelihood
H/M/L Impact
H/M/L Risk Priority
H/M/L Describe the risksDescribe how to control the riskTeam Responsible
StrategicCustomer ChangesMMLDue to the increasing demands for childcare
services, there will have about 200 more childcare centres to be built in the next 5
years. This has led to a greater competition in the childcare industry. Singapore
government is willing to provide funds to those employers or building owner, who
intend to set up child care centre for the first time.Parenting is a very important
aspect of work life balance. Setting up the child care centre in the workplace allows
the parents ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One negative comment posted online in a flash, will affect the company future
direction.Management Team will come out a written emergency plan incident
reporting, which cover all potential disasters/problems and the necessary response for
each. This is not a document that is written and then put away. School Care team
must understand their roles process during unforeseen circumstances, which will be
practiced during drills. Drills will be evaluated and rewritten as needed.
Academic Development, Opertaion Finance Team Information TransferPeople
ManagementOpen Communication Trust
FinancialCost of CapitalHHHFinancial support from rental payment, vendor s
payment, staff payroll, utilities, insurance teacher training modifying keeping up
physical facilities and other costs to be met. We have come out 3 solutions for this risk
.
1. Buying insurance to cover those potential financial problems, e.g. auto losses,
general liability, professional liability, property losses, and others.
2. Transferring the risk to other parties through contractual agreements.
3. Looking at self insurance as a way of funding a loss.
Managing Director Finance Team should review the financial projections periodically
and make the necessary adjustments. The projections should use realistic assumptions
based on the company s historical results or industry averages.
Managing Director Finance Team Growth of Capitalization

52. Social Perspectives On Education And The Sociology Of...
EDST 1104 Social Perspectives in Education
Assessment 2 Essay
TANUWIJAYA, Wirya
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Why is it important and/or helpful for initial teacher educators such as yourself, to
learn about, and learn to use, ideas from the sociology of education?
Social influences on educational outcomes and the social nature of education
structures of the past and present exemplify how social institutions can affect
education perceived by individuals. This can also be defined as the sociology of
education; a study of education systems of how social institutions and individual
experiences affect education and its outcome, as interpreted by Scott and Marshall
(2009). This essay will address how the background of sociology of education (culture
of power that exist) shapes the current social perspectives in education, how sociology
of education contributes and its usefulness for initial educators.
Sociology, education and history
Firstly, it is fundamental for scholars to understand the relationship between the roots
of educational sociology and the sociology of education. Education is being
integrated into sociology, the latter considered by many educators as a supporting
beam of pedagogy (in addition to philosophy, anthropology, psychology, biology,
ethics and aesthetics). Through this, the knowledge of sociological method, problems
and generalizations may be adequately interpreted to every educator. Surely,
contemporary education cannot disregard the contributions of sociology. In

53. Characteristics Of Paul Brown
Paul Brown is one of the most well known coaches ever. He is a hall of fame coach
who led the Cleveland Browns to dominance in the 1940s and 1950s. In high school,
he coached a powerhouse team that had very good success. He then went on to
College and the NFL. After his career In Cleveland, he went to the Cincinnati Bengals
where he achieved some success and even had the stadium named after him. Gladwell
defines certain characteristics in the book Outliers that make people successful and
an outlier. Paul brownExemplifies many of these ideas. Paul Brown was a coach
for many years. Brown was one of the best coaches ever and he did great things that
weren t just in football. His work ethic on playbooks and classroom techniques make
him one of the most well known coaches of all time (Barnes). Brown is an Outlier
because he exemplifies 10,000 hours of work/practice, he exemplifies the Mathew
effect, and he had opportunity for meaningful work.
Paul Brown knew the game so well that he got inducted into the Hall of Fame,
which proves he gave his job all he had and became a well known outlier. Practice
isn t the thing you do once you re good, It s the thing you do that makes you good
(Gladwell 171). Paul Brown exemplifies this quote so much. All the Outsiders in the
world know what it takes to reach their goal of success. Brown coached a
powerhouse high school team for nine years. During this time, he won two
championships with them. He coached with the Browns from 1946 62, and

54. Maverick Lodging Case Essay
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
MEMORANDUM
TO: Professor Wu
FROM: Minghao Tang, AE5
DATE: March 30, 2014
SUBJECT: MAVERICK LODGING CASE
Year 1999 Analysis
In 1999, the Maverick Lodging company implements balanced scorecard to establish
a measurement system and control the hotel level management. The balanced
scorecard has several attributes, such as tracking financial performance, tracking
nonfinancial measures and communicating franchisees and owners objectives of
growth. For financial performance, according to Exhibit 7, the Maverick Courtyard
has 3.77% growth rate, Maverick Fairfield Inn has 2.22% growth rate and Maverick
Residence Inn has 3.5% growth rate. For flow through flexible budget, both Maverick
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For example, the colors and points system is complex because it is difficult to
connect colors and points to the bonus points and the 40% multiply factor may cause
managers confusions. Since it is hard to understand, the scorecard would have
problems on acceptance and the implementation process would be difficult. As a
result, the scorecard would not reach the maximum effectiveness and efficiency. The
second problem is that the scorecard contains uncontrollable factors for managers.
For example, managers performance will be measured by comparing the budgets and
actual expenses. However, hotel level managers have no right to determine the budget
and this measurement is unfair. As a result, many managers would be reluctant to
accept the scorecard. The third problem is that the scorecard is only implemented at
the hotel general management level. As stated in the case, the hotel general
management is the last level of the company management and they have no right to
discuss the components of the scorecard. In addition, the implementation process
lacks communication between different levels of managements. As a result, the
scorecard represents the top managements thoughts and may not be suitable for the
bottom level management. Also, the lack of communication may cause hindrance for
accepting and implementing the scorecards.
Flow through Flexible Budget
The

55. The Second Amendment To The Constitution And The
First...
]The constitution, it is quite possibly the largest piece of the puzzle that makes
America what it is. This document allows the American people to be who they are.
The constitution and its amendments outline the rules that are to be followed by
and the rights that are given to the people and the government. The first
amendment to the constitution is one that never seems to be debated itself, but its
interpretation is often times debated. In saying this I mean that most everyone
agrees that people should have the right to free speech, but what is often debated
is where to draw the line. The question is, what is the difference is between
someone using their right to free speech and them spewing hate speech. The first
amendment is quite possibly the most important to maintaining our form
government. It allows us, the people to have a say and speak on political topics
among other things. The full first amendment, which was officially put into place
alongside the second amendment in 1791, is made up of, for the most part, two
basic points. It touches on religion and preventing freedom of speech or press
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting
the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the
right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a
redress of grievances. The first of these points that touches on religion was first
formed based upon one of the main reasons that

56. The Law of Contract
Law of Contract
The word Contract means a legally binding exchange of agreement or promises
between two parties which the law can enforce. Contract law is originated from the
Latin phrase know as pacta sunt servanda means promises has to be kept. Any kind
of violation of any kind of contract is fully recognized by any law of the land and
the result of such violation can be provided. In general life, almost every citizen
makes contract everyday. For example, when purchasing a house, written contract is
required.
However, in most cases majority of contracts are made verbally, for example in a
case where a student purchasing a biology textbook from a fellow student, or
purchasing a pizza at the Pizza Hub. Contract law can also be categorized as is
habitual in civil law systems, as part of a general law of obligations along with tort,
unjust enrichment or restitution.
Puff
It s a statement from any person such as sales talk which does not contain any legal
relations. Therefore anything heard from a puffer has no action in contract and such
statements are normally taken to be wrong. The puff does not result to any liability
because it doesn t contravene any section of the law.
Representative
It s defined as a pronouncement, statement or any declaration of truth made in
persuading another party or person into an agreement and which does induce them to
go into an agreement, but the author of the statement only intended to deceive the
partner by providing a false

57. Argumentative Essay On Dogfighting
While many dog owners walk, play, and love their pet dogs, some dog owners use
the sweet and loyal creatures to fight and make money. Povey and F.E.D.S. agree
with Dog Breeds Expert when it was stated, where you find dog fights, you ll often
find a whole many more criminal activities taking place too. ( DogFighting Breeds )
Povey continues this thought with saying dogfighting is often associated with drug
dealing, gambling, and other criminal activities related to gangs. (Povey) It is
agreeable that any activity associated with such a high number of other illegal
activities should be outlawed. While it is outlawed in the United States, it remains a
popular sport illegally in the United States and in numerous other countries. Because
dogfighting is such a popular sport, the trainers are typically very picky about the
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However, F.E.D.S. discusses that different breeds are combined to create the ideal
dogfighting champion. (F.E.D.S.) Povey narrows this list of possible dogs down
by claiming Pit Bulls are the most common dogs used because they possess such a
strong drive to fight that they will often fight to the death instead of backing down
when injured or overpowered. (Povey) Pit bulls are known for their aggressive
nature, but in F.E.D.S., Roland Fox claims the animals will act how they are trained to

58. Amish Culture
Scientists make interesting discoveries daily. One of the recent discoveries is a gene
mutation that some Midwestern United States Amish people have. They are an
interesting culture, that live isolated all around the United States. These communities
are closed and no outsides are really allowed. This is what makes this culture very
interesting.
It makes them live 10 years longer
This culture is made of people than ban pretty much all modern technology. They are
farmers living off of their own land. Apparently do it in a manner that makes them
live 10 year longer. Researchers studied 177 Amishpeople from Indiana, and found
out that 43 of them had a mutant copy of the gene SERPINE1. The Amish with this
gene lived to about 85 years old. The

59. The Meaning Of The Lord Supper
The meaning of the Lord s Supper, in the Greek term from the Old and New
Testament. There will be biblical exegesis on the passages and the research will
show how the literary context reflects the discourses of the passages, through
grammar and liturgical context, for instance, how other scholars reviewed the books
of the Lord Supper. The comparison and contrast of the Lords Supper throughout the
synoptic gospels, such as Luke, Matthew, Mark Acts and 1 Cor.15:33 The thesis will
prove to you that the Lord s Supper and the Resurrection are connected to JesusChrist
and the believer for today s society through unity.
In the book Old Testament, according to Exodus 6:6 71.the Lord s Supper was the
deliverance of Israel from Egypt. The New Testament explains, it is through grace
in the New Covenant for God s people through Jesus Christ blood redemptive and
salvation we are unity. Unity what is unity: According to Strong s Dictionary,
Unity in Psalms writes it is pleasure for brethren to dwell together in unity...Psalms.
1:33. 3162, Eph.4:3, 4:13 1775 ... (Strong s James. 2010. Pp. 925. (2x).henotes, hen
ot ace; from 1520loneness, i.e. (fig) unanimity unity (2x0. Cf. Eph. 4:3. 4:13. See.
BAGD 276c; THAYER 217c . Strong James, 2010Pp.89. According to Strong s,.
Luke 24:14. The New Strong s Expanded Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible (Red
Letter Edition). 3656. (4x). Homily, home it eh o; from 3658; to be in companionship
(homily), i.e. (by iml.). To intercourse: communication

60. Academy Ratio Essay
With the original motion picture format, each frame as tall as four perforations with
an aspect ration totaling 1.375:1. It was originally designed by Thomas Edison and
was used for years by film companies. When sound became common in movies, the
image ratio was changed to 0.860 inches by 0.820 inches.
The History of Academy Film
Originally, silent films used a 1.33 aspect ratio. This meant that every frame had
negative space accounting for four perforations. The frame line was extremely thin,
so this had to be changed to account for the soundtrack. In the 1920s, studios created
a stripe next to one of the perforations for sound recordings. Meanwhile, the image
was cut to 1.19, which made it appear taller. For audiences who were used to the
previous films, the new size was disorienting. More importantly, exhibitors had
problems using the new frame with their screens and projectors.
To keep up with the changes, each studio changed their ratio to different levels. These
conflicting changes were unique to each movie theater change and created problems
for theater owners. Finally, the major studios met in November of 1929 to figure
out a solution. They decided to create a set size of 0.800 inches by 0.600 inches for
an aspect ratio of 1.33:1.
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It is developed when the soundtrack and frame lines of the married print. This film
type has a ratio of 1.375:1 and is used with 35 mm film. It uses a camera aperture of
0.866 inches by 0.630 inches so that the image fits onto the aperture plate. Although
it was common for movies, television shows typically used a smaller Academy ratio
of 0.816 inches by 0.612 inches with an aspect ratio of 1.33:1. Most televisions in
the early days and now are still designed with an aspect ratio that matches the
Academy Ratio. Due to this, films that were made using the Aspect ratio fit perfectly
onto the television because widescreen options were not

61. William Jefferson Blythe Lll Was Born On August 19, 1946
William Jefferson Blythe lll was born on August 19, 1946 in Hope, Arkansas. His
parents were Cassidy Blythe and William Jefferson Blythe Jr. His dad died in a car
crash three months prior to his birth. He was their only child. His mother re
married Roger Clinton Sr. and they moved to Hot Springs, Arkansas. William
Blythe later became William Clinton after being adopted by his step father. His
step sibling was Roger Clinton Jr born in 1956. His mother had told him from a
young age that he was born to be President. In 1963, he went to Washington D.C as
part of the American Legion Boys Nation program and shook hands with JFK. He
later said this was part of his inspiration to work in public service. The principal and
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Clinton had a way of explaining things in a way that made people believe him. The
Republican candidate was George H.W Bush. Wealthy billionaire Ross Perot also
ran as an independent. People were having trouble getting behind the reelection of
Bush due to tax raises and the fact that Bush did not act on the current recession
going through the country. Perot took votes from both candidates with his pledge
of patriotism and budget balance but due to his leaving and re entering the election,
people had trust problems. Clinton s campaign was mainly focused on economic
issues and the Reagan Bush deficit. He emphasized the economic struggles the
younger generations would be stuck with. A slogan posted outside Clinton
headquarters read, It s the economy, stupid. Clinton received twice as many
electoral votes as Bush and a 43% popular vote. Perot got a popular vote of 19%.
During the campaign of his second term, Clinton faced the bleak reality that he
might not win. Many of his promises fell through and Republicans were head of both
houses of Congress. The Republican candidate was Robert Dole. Ross Perot tried
again for the presidency but did not receive as much attention as the previous
election. Clinton became the candidate of family values which got him the suburban
votes. The press tried to make stories but even though it embarrassed the Democratic
party, it did not change the public mind about Dole. Clinton won with more than
twice as many

62. Cisco Case Study Essay
CASE QUESTIONS В– CISCO 1a. How did Cisco find itself in trouble with regard
to its intended IT prior to Brad Boston s arrival? Prior to his arrival, CISCO had a
decentralized approach to IT spending. Independent business groups were making
decisions in fuctional silos. Each group their own funds for IT, therefore,
redundant applications such as CRM systems were created. This was a global issue
as well as a localized issue. The Cisco philosophy regarding IT was simple: As long
as someone was willing to pay for it, the IT department would work on whatever
process/project specified. This is not only a waste of money, but it also creates
problems when trying to work across teams. If two teams use two different processes
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In 1993, when Peter Solvik took over as CIO of Cisco, he reallocated the IT budget
to each individual department. He also took the power away from an IT steering
committee and gave it to departments. This gave each department the ability to
function independent of each other. There was no need for them to communicate
with other departments in order to achieve similar objectives and goals. 2a. What
is BPOC s role? The BPOC s role is to get together biweekly to review and prioritize
key initiatives that impact the company as a whole. BPOC would categorize each
initiative and then make recommendations for the different projects. b. How much
formal authority does it have? While they demonstrated no formal authority; the
recommendations carried a great deal of weight. These are senior executives and
they do have a vast knowledge of what is needed for the company to continue to be
successful. c. How much IT funding does it control? It does not control funding for
any initiatives, it merely has strong influence and promotes its recommendations. 3a.
Would you approve the call center project, including the rationale for your
recommendation? We would approve the call center project. The call center pilot was
already successful in the European market and is ready to be deployed throughout the
entire company. It would create a more efficient process for both internal and external
Cisco customers. It would impact multiple

63. Children With Intellectual And Physical Disabilities
Many people in our world are born with intellectual and physical disabilities. These
people don t have any control over how they are born, but we as a nation have the
authority over how they are taken care of. From reading the fictional book Flowers
for Algernon, the nonfiction articles Disabled Couple Forced to Live Apart, and
Social Sensitivity. Many people with disabilities are not allowed jobs and/or
education. The percentage of unemployment for people with disabilities is 12.1.
There are numerous laws prohibiting people from discriminating against people
with disabilities, such as the Fair Housing Act and the Americans with Disabilities
Act. Although these laws exist, each and every day people with disabilities are
faced with more problems, on top of the fact that they can t function like a normal
person. We should do more to accommodate intellectually disabled people in our
everyday life, so they are treated as equal as anyone is. America is based off of
equal rights for each and every citizen, and us denying people those rights is
setting us back, as a country, a several decades. In the article Social Sensitivity, we
are given a brief history of how of intellectually disabled laws have changed. One
of the first, but not well known acts initiated to help mentally disabled was in 1801
when Jean Marc Gaspard created principles and methods to help mentally ill people.
In 1855 the first facility for the criminally insane was created in New York. After this
not