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2. Post Campaign Evaluation Paper
post campaign evaluation, organizations would begin to communicate through email
newsletters and social media.
Changing the communication vehicles would not only reach more people, but illustrate
to customers that the organization actively listened. This alteration could mean
significant growth for organizations both in customers and cost savings. According to
Wilcox Cameron (2012), the primary purpose of an evaluation is to provide feedback
that can be used in planning more cost efficient programs for the future. Its purpose is
to study what was done so that it can and will be done better next time. This is where
the cost savings come in (Wilcox, Ault, Agee, 1986, p. 191).
In doing things better the next time and in accordance to campaign assessments,
organizations are safeguarding their reputations. Reputation is a core asset of an
organization and creates barriers to competitive threats (Schreiber, 2011). Established
reputations hinder competitive mobility and deliver returns to organizations because
they are difficult to emulate (Schreiber, 2011). A solid reputation evokes that the
products and/or services offered by the organization are of higher quality (Carmeli Tisler,
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The organizations that do not conduct them cite costs as one of the primary reasons.
According to Wilcox, Ault, Agee, 1986), hesitation exists among public relations
practitioners and even management to spend money evaluating completed programs
because funds could be used for current or future public relations activity (p. 190). Other
issues include lack of expertise by public relations practitioners not trained in social
science research methods (Wilcox, Ault, Agee, 1986); the time required for systematic
evaluation (Wilcox, Ault, Agee, 1986); doubts about its usefulness and importance (Yin,
Krishnan, Ean,
3. Why I Should Be Taken For Course Work Purposes
It is important to note that the things and issues that are stated in this paper are pure
thought of the author. There is nothing that relates to whatever Angelina Jolie said or
did at any point. The paper is the full thought of the author and is done for assignment
purposes. This is not to mean that the things stated in this paper at any point are real
or relates to the people being mentioned. For any case of misuse of the content of this
paper, the author is not liable at any point. Instead, the paper should be taken for
course work purposes and it is not an article to be used for misinformation purposes at
any point. The content of this paper is strictly not for use for any reference purposes on
whatever the people mentioned said or rather did. This paper, as stated above, is purely
the thought of the author. As much as the reference is on the persons bibliography, the
person has not been involved in any part of the writing of this paper. Therefore, the paper
should be strictly used for assignment purpose and no other thing.
Introduction
This paper is going to diagnose Angelina Jolie, a producer, director and film actress. She
is a common figure to all the movie lovers. Angelina has made lots of breakthroughs in
the film industry through the videos that she has featured, in which, most she has been
the main actress. These movies are such as Salt and Maleficent, which were great bangs
in the industry. This paper is a case study and diagnosis of Angelina Jolie on the
4. Tootsie Roll Annual Report
Tootsie Roll
Industries, Inc.
Annual Report 2009
Corporate Profile
Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc. has been engaged in the manufacture and sale of
confectionery products for 113 years. Our products are primarily sold under the
familiar brand names: Tootsie Roll, Tootsie Roll Pops, Caramel Apple Pops, Child s
Play, Charms, Blow Pop, Blue Razz, Cella s chocolate covered cherries, Tootsie Dots,
Tootsie Crows, Junior Mints, Junior Caramels, Charleston Chew, Sugar Daddy, Sugar
Babies, Andes, Fluffy Stuff cotton candy, Dubble Bubble, Razzles, Cry Baby, Nik L Nip
and EI Bubble.
Ellen R. Gordon, President and Chief Operating Officer and Melvin J. Gordon, Chairman
and Chief Executive Officer.
Corporate Principles
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Retailers are highly selective as to the products they carry and consumers have many
choices in the candy isle. We find that emphasizing high sell through and attractive
profit margins to the trade and high quality at an attractive value to the consumer is a
winning strategy. Our diverse and highly recognizable brand portfolio remains
popular across all trade channels. We have a range of offerings suitable for virtually
every major consumer group. Our product line undergoes continual refinement in
order to retain its appeal to ever evolving preferences and life styles. The candy
marketplace is highly competitive and we are vigilant in keeping our products
contemporary even as they remain iconic. Halloween has long been our largest selling
period with third quarter sales nearly double those of any other quarter in the year. We
posted strong results in all major trade classes including grocery, mass merchandisers,
warehouse clubs, dollar stores and drug chains. Especially popular at Halloween are
our large bags of Child s Play and other mixed candy assortments, which are offered in a
variety of merchandising presentations. Our bagged goods have traditionally been
limited to lay down format that is commonly found on retailer s shelves. In addition to
lay down bags, in 2009 we introduced a number of packs in a vertical format. These
gusseted bags really
Financial Highlights
December 31, 2009 2008
(in thousands except
5. Chimney Sweeper By William Blake Analysis
Sociologist Max Weber recognized that, as technology expands, as does the gap
between the lower class and rich. His studies came from watching the Industrial
Revolution take place and the social system change from feudalism to capitalism.
Similarly, William Blake, who lived in Industrial Revolution era England, witnessed
this widening gap firsthand. Commenting on the inhumane labor practices common to
the poor in 19th century England, he wrote 2 versions of a poem called The Chimney
Sweeper in different collections Songs of Innocence (1789) and Songs of Experience
(1794). With these poems, Blake comments on the practice of using small children as
chimney sweepers, drawing attention to the inhumanity and immorality of the
practice and the way it s overlooked. In the Songs of Innocence version, Blake writes a
narrative from the point of view of a child laborer. The tone is full of youthful
innocence, which harshly contrasts the somber truth of the speaker s situation. The
speaker is a young child, as implied in clever onomatopoeia in line 4, Could scarcely
cry weep! weep! weep! weep! In these lines, the speaker means both literally a weep,
as well as the word sweep, which, if said by a young child, may sound like weep. With
this clever word choice, Blake invites readers to profoundly pity the poor child, as he is
so young that he cannot even speak properly, yet sent to his death anyway. The child s
innocence continues to be of presence, shaping the poem. In later
6. 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.
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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
7. Balance Sheet and Net Income
On January 4, 2010, Harley, Inc. acquired 40% of the outstanding common stock of Bike
Co. for $2,400,000. This investment gave Harley the ability to exercise significant
influence over Bike. Bike s assets on that date were recorded at $10,500,000 with
liabilities of $4,500,000. There were no other differences between book and fair values.
During 2010, Bike reported net income of $500,000. For 2011, Bike reported net income
of $800,000. Dividends of $300,000 were paid in each of these two years. 49. How much
income did Harley report from Bike for 2010? 
A. $120,000.
B. $200,000.
C.
$300,000.
D. $320,000.
E. $500,000.
26. Under the equity method, when the company s share of cumulative losses equals its
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What is consolidated net income for 2014?
Consolidated NCI = $406,000
All of the following are variable interests except
A. Asset purchase options
B. Participation rights
C. Lease residual value guarantees
D. Guarantees of debt
E. Stock Options
8. On June 1, CamCo received a contract to sell inventory for 500,000. The sale would
take place in 90 days. CamCo immediately signed a 90 day forward contract to sell the
yen as soon as they are received. The spot rate on June 1 was $1 = п‚ґ240 and the 90 day
forward rate was $1 = п‚ґ234. At what amount would CamCo record the Forward
Contract on June 1?
B. $0
8. Mills Inc. had a receivable from a foreign customer that is due in the local currency
of the customer (stickles). On December 31, 2010, this receivable for В§200,000 was
correctly included in Mills balance sheet at $132,000. When the receivable was
collected on February 15, 2011, the U.S. dollar equivalent was $144,000. In Mills 2011
consolidated income statement, how much should have been reported as a foreign
exchange gain? 

A. $0.
B. $36,000.
C. $48,000.
D. $10,000.
E. $12,000.
9. All of the following data may be needed to determine the fair value of a forward
contract at any point in time except

A. The forward rate when the forward contract was entered into.

B. The current forward rate for a contract that matures on the same date as the forward
contract entered into.
9. Magazines In Canadian Culture
Strange as it may sound, Canadians truly love they re magazines. According to
Magazines Canada (2012), which is an organization funded by the Canadian government,
Canadians read more magazines per capita than any other nation in the world. This, in
and of itself, should show the extent in which magazines play a part in Canadian culture.
In 1960 the Royal Commission on Publications found that 75% of the general interest
magazines bought in Canadawere American publications, that Time and Reader s Digest
took 40 cents out of every dollar of magazineadvertising, and that there were only 5
Canadian general interest consumer magazines (S. Martin, S. Sarfati, 2013). Harsh
restrictions on foreign publications were recommended but these recommendations...
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Magazines Canada showed in 2011 92 [percent] of total magazine circulation in
Canada [was] Canadian . They also show U.S. magazine readership is down 47 percent
from 1983 2013, and continues to fall annually. This is due to Canadian magazines
actively repatriating readership. Only two U.S. titles are listed in the Canada s top 100.
77 percent of Canadians polled agreed that they would look for information in Canadian
magazines than U.S. magazines when [they are] in the market to purchase a product ,
and 83 percent agreed [a]dvertisements in Canadian magazines are more relevant to
[them] than advertisements in U.S. magazines (Magazines Canada). These statistics start
prior to the U.S. and Canadian agreement in 1999 to end the magazine dispute, and have
escalated in favor of Canadian magazines well after the agreement was struck. Canadians
are voting with their purchasing habits, and Canadian Magazines are
10. Veterans Health Administration Case Study
Description and Background:
The Veterans Affairs (VA) uses the Strategic Analytics for Improvement and Learning
Value Model (SAIL) to analyze the performance of each of their hospital systems within
the Veterans Health Administration (VHA). VA Medical Centers are assessed
individually using 26 quality measures that include avoidable adverse events, access to
care, patient satisfaction, and care transitions.1 Care transitions are when the movement
of a patient is coordinated from one health care setting to another or to home based care.
Readmissions are one of the most costly events for a hospital and most often they are
preventable.2 In the Durham VA Health Care System, one of the focuses is to decrease
the readmission rate by improving streamlining the care transitions process. The ... Show
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Shulkin announce the five critical priorities that the VHA will focus in the next few
years. The five priority areas are: access, employee engagement, business practices,
building a high performance health care network, and restore pride, public trust, and
confidence in the VA. Performance improvement of care transitions focuses on these five
priorities by:
1.Creating immediate access to care for veterans by reducing length of stay and
readmission rates.
2.Creating a culture of communication and expectations through health care team
involvement that nurtures employee engagement that is veteran centric. This is a veteran
centric culture of team involvement that includes the veterans and their family.
3.Ensuring that business practices are effective and appropriate, and streamline those that
are not.
4.Building a high performance health care network through leadership support in
implementing proven best practices.
5.Veterans Affairs employees commitment in providing exceptional health care and our
investments in the VA Core Values will restore pride, public trust, and confidence in the
11. Emily Dickinson Manipulation
Time is defined as the indefinite continuation of existence with events such as past,
present and future regarded as a whole. In the human world it has become commonplace
for us to regard time regularly despite how astronomically complex it is in both theory
and reality. Time is widely recognized as an irreverisble process, but when it is played
around with it can explain what we cannot understand through its normal flow. Such is
the case with the poems of American poet Emily Dickinson, who practices the art of
manipulating timethrough precise movements and careful calculations in order to
demonstrate to a human mind an idea that she feels is something we do not fully grasp,
like in the poem Because I could not stop for Death . Dickinson s use of time is to
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In a normal light, one would not be able to truly understand just how the speaker has
experienced her time with death if she simply explained it as one whole event. For
instance, We slowly drove He knew no haste, demonstrates just how slowly the time
has passed for her in comparison to the world around them. Furthermore, Since then tis
Centuries and yet / feels shorter than the Day, explicitly states that, in fact, it has been
centuries since her ride began despite feeling shorter than a day. In these cases, time is
put into a small window frame that broadens our horizons on just how time in the world
has passed for the speaker. It assists our thinking processes to fully appreciate how time
has impacted the speaker while also explaining just how a concept like Death shifts time
to the back of our minds when it has played such a heavy role in our lives. To summarize,
Dickinson conveys, through time, that the journey of death is something that feels too
short, but has actually been far too
12. Literary Analysis Of Woman Hollering Creek
In the two short stories, Woman Hollering Creek by Sandra Cisneros and Bernice Bobs
Her Hair by F. Scott Fitzgerald, both use the theme of societal expectations and
discrimination of women as the basis of their plots.
In the piece of literature named Woman Hollering Creek by Sandra Cisneros, one of
the major types of literary conflicts is person vs. society regarding the main protagonist
and society s expectations of her. To elaborate, the protagonist Cleofilas Hernandez,
does not have a strong female role model in her life and is living in a patriarchal society
that leaves her and other woman like her unaware of their potential. An example of this
unawareness caused by society is when Cleofilas is saved from her abusive
relationship by a strong, independent woman named Felice who gave Cleofilas a
glimpse of the life that she may achieve one day. A quotation by the narrator states,
Everything about this woman, this Felice, amazed Cleofilas. The fact that she drove a
pickup. A pick up, mind you, but when Cleofilas asked if it was her husbands, she said
she didn t have a husband (220 Cisneros). An analysis this quote clearly illustrates to the
reader that Cleofilas obviously did not have any knowledge of a woman being able to
have her own car, inevitably leading the reader into wondering what else society does not
want her to know. Furthermore, this quotation suggests that this society does not have
independent women due to Cleofilas surprising reaction to just the simple thought of a
woman having a car. This proves that the literary conflict of person vs society is
evidently present in this short story because Cleofilas is unmistakably placed in a
society who did not support or have empowering women figures like Felice. Ultimately,
with Cleofilas not knowing her self worth or having a female role model in her life, it
leads to her forgiving her husband for his abusive nature. With this visible fact, a major
theme within the boundaries of societal expectation and discrimination of women in
Woman Hollering Creek is domestic abuse. In the short story, Cleofilas is involved in an
abusive marriage in which her husband emotionally and physically attacks her daily
because she has no means to protect
14. Psychology Of Groups
The thought of sitting in a room filled with people who have similar interests and enjoy
each other s company seems a lot better than being alone, and not being included in the
cluster of people. There are many reasons why people may want to join groups and Bill
Wasik, who writes
My Crowd Experiment: The Mob Experiment talks about some of the reasons why it
seems interesting to join one. People may want to join groups because they will not be
bored, it can allow someone to accomplish many things and feel good, and they can gain
friends.
By joining a group, people can reduce the chances of being bored. It allows them to
engage in activities they like or even have new experiences. Wasik talks about how he
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Joining a group can also provide people with feelings of accomplishments. In an online
article by Lee Rainie, Kristen Purcell, and Aaron Smith, they state how people consider
joining a group weather the individual thinks the group can accomplish its goals (63%
say that this is very important in their decision) (Joining, participating in and leaving
groups). People tend to enjoy being a part of a successful project and it makes them feel
good when a goal is achieved.
They also may join to show off accomplishments they may have made and to feel they
feel they have a purpose in doing something to benefit others. Wasik talks about how 200
people came together to do a flash mob at a hotel and After five minutes of staring, the
ring erupted
15. Making Decisions Today For Health Care Tomorow Essay
Making Decisions Today For Health Care Tomorow
Today, 80 85% of Americans die in medical institutions. Of those, 70% require decisions
about whether to apply, withhold, or withdraw medical treatment (Makar 58). Due to
this ever increasing number, the right to die is one of the most popular and controversial
topics in medicine today. The issue comes down to personal beliefs and ethics and the
fact that there is so little clear cut legislation on this topic confuses it even more. Advance
Directives provide, in theory, for self determination and put the patients mind at ease
with the knowledge that they have decided for themselves the extent of health care that
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Prolongation of a patients life started to reflect on the physicians ability. The
relationship between this and huge advances in medical technology in the 1960s that
introduced new machines that could be used to temporarily restore health led to
several problems. One is that these machines began to be put to use even in cases
where there was no hope of recovering with the previous quality of life. Second, even
physicians who didnt want to use these machines sort of got trapped into using them in
emergencies, when it was unclear what the outlook for the patient was. Once the
machines are hooked up, it is difficult for legal reasons to get them turned off
(Lieberson 27). In this way advance directives are economically wise because they
eliminate a lot of unwanted, but previously unavoidable expensive health care (report,
Abram et al. 56 57).
LIVING WILLS
In 1976, California passed the first living will act. The legislators felt that for terminally
ill patients, the loss of dignity and the amount of pain and suffering that they endured in
receiving life sustaining treatment often outweighed the medical benefits that they
received (Lieberson, 13). Another problem that the state hoped to correct for with the
development of advance directives is that there wasnt any legal accountability on the
medical profession to heed patients requests toward life sustaining procedures.
A few
16. Immigration Is A Major Issue
Immigration is a major issue in the 2016 presidential election. Millions of undocumented
immigrants live in the U.S. and border agents spend so much time apprehending illegal
immigrants that agencies cannot focus on criminal and terrorist threats. The growing
awareness that our immigration system is dysfunctional has affected the candidate s
position on the issue. The candidates I have chosen to highlight are Democrat Hillary
Clinton, Republican Donald Trump and Libertarian Gary Johnson.
Hillary Clinton, Democratic candidate stated: We have to finally and once and for all fix
our immigration system this is a family issue. It s an economic issue too, but it is at heart
a family issue. If we claim we are for family, then we have to pull together and resolve the
outstanding issues around our broken immigration system. The American people support
comprehensive immigration reform not just because it s the right thing to do and it is but
because it will strengthen families, strengthen our economy, and strengthen our country.
That s why we can t wait any longer, we can t wait any longer for a path to full and equal
citizenship. (https://www.hillaryclinton.com)
Clinton promises she will work to ensure a fair and just immigration system. She is
fighting for an America where every family has a sense of belonging. She believes it is
important to keep families together and ensure a more human immigration enforcement
system instead of breaking up hardworking, law abiding
17. Coffee Run Short Story
Coffee Run
The body was just lying there. What should I do? Should I call the police? What if they
think it was me? No, I am innocent. Am I? Of course I am. I should call the police now.
Right?
There was coffee all over the floor. It was mine. I had dropped it when I saw the body.
Why would I get coffee? I hate coffee. I only drink coffee when I am in serious trouble
and do not know what to do.
My vase was broken. I hated that vase. I am happy that whoever was responsible for this
criminal act used that vase. Wait, how do I know he used that vase? How do I know it
was a he? It only makes sense. Right?
When I looked at the body, I realized who it was. It was Mr. Tolen, my neighbour. I
hated him; he was always asking me if I needed help. I could do things by myself. I
was not completely brainless like him. He always tried to get me to come to his
community parties too. I never went. He should have gotten the hint that I had no
interest in going. Then why did I invite him to my house? All I remembered was that I
had something important to do, and it involved him. It is good that he died. No, it is not,
he should have died somewhere else. It was his own fault that this has happened to him.
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I went to the phone and dialled 9 1 1.
In less than ten minutes, four officers were in my living room. Could you describe what
happened, Mr. Cooper? one of the officers asked me.
I went to get coffee half an hour ago. I love coffee by the way, it is my favourite drink, I
said as he scribbled on his notepad. When I came back, Mr. Tolen was. . . .
An officer who had been inspecting the floor said, There are blood tracks leading
towards the
18. Merchant Of Venice Theme Analysis
The Merchant of Venice
Question:
The Merchant of Venice was a play about a Jewish moneylender who plots to cut off a
pound of flesh from a Merchant whom he has a history with. Revenge was the central
theme of Shakespeare s play The Merchant of Venice . However, there are other themes
throughout the text, namely friendship and prejudice, that help to emphasise revenge as
the central theme of the play.
Revenge is an integral part of the play and characters in the play. Revenge is what drives
Shylock, seeking to obtain revenge on Antonio. In a way, Jessica seeks revenge for the
hell that her father made at home. In Venice, during the time of Shakespeare, Jews
were not seen as humans. They were alienated for their beliefs and due to the belief
that Jews were responsible for the death of Christ. As a result of this alienation, Jews
were forced to wear red hats whenever going out, which made them ripe for the picking
for abuse and discrimination. Such discrimination has been laid down on Shylock,
with Antonio spitting on him and calling him a cut throat dog . As seen in Scene Act
1, Scene 3, Antonio, even after receiving a loan, I am as like to call thee so again, To
spit on thee again, to spurn thee too. This shows how unthankful Antonio is towards
Shylock, simply because he is a Jew. It is no wonder why Shylock seeks revenge on
Antonio. When asked by Salanio what good a pound of flesh will do, Shylock simply
states To bait fish withal: if it will feed nothing else, it
19. Essay on Ethos, Pathos, Logos Kings Letter to Birmingham
Ethos, Pathos amp; Logos in The Letter from Birmingham Jail Some varieties of
inspiration come as passionate love while others appeal as injustice as did Martin Luther
King in his Letter from Birmingham Jail. Martin Luther King Jr. effectively crafted his
counter argument by first directly addressing his audience, the clergymen, and then using
logos, pathos, and ethos to refute his opponent s statements and present his own
perspective. After stating the general purpose of his letter, Martin Luther King Jr.
specifically addressed the clergymen to set up for his logical counterargument. First
Martin Luther King effectively makes use of logos throughout his letter. He clarifies all
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when you have seen vicious mobs lynch your mothers and fathers at will and drown
your sisters and brothers at whim; when you have seen hate filled policemen curse,
kick and even kill your black brothers and sisters; when you see the vast majority of
your twenty million Negro brothers smothering in an airtight cage of poverty in the
midst of an affluent society; when you suddenly find your tongue twisted and your
speech stammering as you seek to explain to your six year old daughter why she can t
go to the public amusement park that has just been advertised on television, and see
tears welling up in her eyes when she is told that Funtown is closed to colored
children, and see ominous clouds of inferiority beginning to form in her little mental
sky, and see her beginning to distort her personality by developing an unconscious
bitterness toward white people; when you have to concoct an answer for a five year old
son who is asking: Daddy, why do white people treat colored people so mean? King
demonstrates his ability to inspire his fellow civil rights activists, raise empathy in the
hearts of white conservatives, and create compassion in the minds of the eight clergyman
to which the Letter is directed.Ethos are present throughout the Letter but there was one
specific example that caught my attention. Let us consider a more concrete example of
just and unjust laws. An unjust law is a code
20. Reflection On Self Reflection
My observers thought that I model the way more than I expected myself to be. I rated
myself a 20 but my observers averaged out a 24.8. out of the four observers, they all
rated me higher than 20 individually. For inspire a shared vision I rated myself a 21, a
little more than model the way, but by observers didn t agree so much for that. The
observers average was a 19.8 and individually, they were all below 20, aside from one
who rated a 27. Challenging the process I am numbered at 17 however, my observers,
though I am more than I expected myself to be. The observers average Is a 20 but
individually they all rated me below a 20 aside from one individual. Enabling others
to act I was rated similarly to what my observers rated me. I labeled myself at 26
which is pretty high and my observers labeled me at 26.3. For encouraging the heart, I
rated myself at 19 but my observers thought I was much more than that. Every
individual rated me higher than a 20 which is outstanding because I didn t see myself
as being motivational. More people believe that I paint the big picure of group
aspirations than myself. Connecting this to inspire a shared vision, I rated myself a 2 but
the oberservers average is at 3.8, this is interesting since I didn t see myself as
motivational. I do see myself modeling the way and setting a personal example, when it
comes to family or leading by example. I am labeled as a 5 and my observers believed I
am a 4.7, so they don t believe I m so far behind.
21. Cormac McCarthy The Crossing Essay
Cormac McCarthy The Crossing
This story contains an almost equal balance of good and evil, though it also raises
questions of what is truly good. It blurs the line between good and selfish or thoughtless.
Characters actions sometimes appear impure, but in the long run, are good.
In this story Billy is faced with a wide range of undeserved punishments, but shows good
through all of them with his strong will and determination. He accepts the things that
happen to him in a levelheaded manner, which works to keep the story from becoming
a tragedy. The first instance of undeserved punishment is the death of Billy s family.
Not only was he unable to help them in any way, there was no good reason for it to
happen. While Billy could lose ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While Billy and Boyd are trying to get to Casas Grandes, another good hearted
character appears. After an old man draws them a map in the sand, three of the four
men sitting on a nearby bench begin laughing at Billy and Boyd. Billy asks if the map
is incorrect, and one man says that it s, not a question of a correct map, but of any map
at all. While the three men mock the boys, one man actually is kind and helpful to them.
The man tells the boys of landmarks on the path, and the duration of the journey. Instead
of just agreeing with his peers and mocking Billy and Boyd, the man went against what
was expected of him to help them out.
Another character who demonstrates purity in his actions is the doctor who helps Boyd.
The doctors initial statement is, You have nothing to pay of course. He doesn t even
seem to expect payment for his services. Even when Billy offers him a horse, the doctor
won t accept it. Rather than bettering himself, the doctor is more concerned with helping
Boyd. Many modern day doctors would think only of the cost of their time and effort, not
of the health of the patient, while the doctor in the story is working for the greater good,
rather than money.
22. Black Hole Research Papers
Black Holes This paper will introduce you to the incredible topic which is black holes.
A black hole is a region of space time exhibiting such strong gravitational effects that
nothing can escape from inside it. (NASA) No human has ever entered a black hole and
there is still a large mystery about them; we have very little idea of where the matter that
enters them goes. A black holecannot be looked into either, as it sucks all the light into
the middle of it. Space programs use special satellites with certain features that allow
them to see these black holes. A black hole can be big or small, sometimes forming when
a staris dying. Some scientists speculate that there can be black holes just 1 centimeter
large. There are multiple types of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Scary right? Well what about a black hole sucking in the earth, is it possible?
Thankfully, black holes do not go around eating stars, moons, and planets. There is no
black hole close enough to the earth for it to be able to be sucked into. If a black hole the
same mass as the sun were to replace the sun, earth would still not be able to fall into it.
The black hole would have the same gravity as the sun and the planets would orbit it,
just as they do the sun. Also, the sun will never turn into a black hole, as it is not a big
enough star to create one.
23. Effects Of Meritocracy
Over the elementary and secondary school years, there were many knowledgeable
experiences that will develop one s mind cognitively and socially among environmental
factors that surrounds them. These experiences may be examined by three notable
factors; socialization, national identity and bureaucracy. This paper is aimed to examine
the effects of the three essential factors in the settings of elementary and secondary
school to demonstrate the factors of meritocracy (eg. multicultural education), produced
by the Canadian educational system as it shies away from factors of dominant culture in
former curriculums.
With the powerful agents of socialization, they may render an significant impact to how
the educated students comprehend the materials that were taught to them. Socialization
involves a learning process in which individuals learn to members of a given society
(Steckley, 2017, p.472). Education can be a powerful socializing agent because factors in
schools (eg. teachers, textbooks) are often the first source of information that children
will receive about social groups other than their own (Steckley, 2017, p.113). This phrase
demonstrates that education and school is influential and important to the minds of
children; contains the ability to shift their perceptions. Looking at social experiences in
classrooms, there was a study conducted by Kristin Klopfenstein where if the educator
has the ethnic background or has similar social location as the student, it may
