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Santa An The Largest City Of The County
Abstract
The purpose of this report is to choose a city from a southern California County and recognized
possible types of business that could attract interest from the locals. The city of choice is Santa Ana
because of its location, population density and business district. Santa Ana being the second largest
city of the county offers many opportunity for the errand service business to grow and expand.
Simply Complicated Errand Service
City of Choice Santa Ana was chosen in orange county because it is the second largest city of the
county, its densely populated, and is the home of many major corporations. When deciding which city
to choose Santa Ana stood out, with is fascinating history and strategic roles Santa Ana is the financial
and governmental center of Orange County and a major city in the state ( facts and figures, 2016).
With almost a half million population, ethnically diverse and a young population always on the go, it
was the perfect city for an errand service that could serve a broad range of customers: young adults,
housewives, single moms, handicaps, senior citizens and businesses.
Business Concept Why an errand service business? When thinking of possible businesses that could
work in a large city with a young population that is constantly busy and always on the go; it made
perfect sense to open an errand service. It is a market that is not heavily saturated, it has room to grow
and serve a wide range of
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Immigrants In America During The Nineteenth Century
No matter their religion, language, or struggles they faced upon arrival in America throughout the
eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the one thing all Irish had in common was their reason for leaving
Ireland; the English. Whether Catholic from southern Ireland or Presbyterian from the Ulster region,
the Irish were systematically oppressed by the Anglican Church of England. For those who could
afford the passage, America meant freedom to worship as they chose and for the Ulster Presbyterians;
recognition that their church was valid. For the southern Irish, unfortunately, during the 1800 s
America was a heavily Protestant country that harbored severe suspicions of Catholics and rumors the
Pope was plotting to destroy their country. This meant

Summary Of Joan Didion s Slouching Towards Bethlehem
Slouching Towards Bethlehem by Joan Didion is not what one would call a feel good read. It is for all
those people who have lost their sense of place or sense of time or sense of self. Didion opens the
book with an epigraph, a W. B. Yeats poem stating, Things fall apart; the center cannot hold. The
narratives are so poetic, they seem to be myths, stories conjured from the potential lack of excitement
in 1960s California. But, alas, the reports are true. It is because, in the news, one does not hear about
the feelings of those a part of the life, the up close and personal truths that seem absurd but identify
almost anyone. Didion hits on universal truths by admitting extremely personal ones. The meaning is
blatantly there throughout the essays, but, because it is all so raw, it seemed impossible to properly
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Her portraits of people illustrate the world they live in, and where they seem to be going. One can
memorize dates of significant events throughout history, but, unless one understands the feelings and
thoughts of the people living during those times, one can t get the whole picture. Her method of
journalism is to simply go somewhere and see what she can make of it. When I went to San Francisco
in that cold late spring of 1967 I did not even know what I wanted to find out, and so I just stayed
around a while and made a few friends

China s Textile Tbt Impact
International Business Research abou the texitle in BTT Effect of Technical Barriers to Trade on
Chinese Textile Product Trade Ningchuan Jiang Visiting Professor. FedEx Global Education Center.
UNC. Chapel Hill. NC 27599, USA Depart. Economics and Management, Chengdu Textile College,
Chengdu 611731, China Abstract It has been more than five years for China s entry into WTO. With
the decrease of regulations of tariff barrier and non tariff barrier, the export market of Chinese textile
products has been expanded and the market shares have been increased, which arouses great attention
of many countries in the world. Some countries increase the limit of import. What should be noticed is
the more covert and more agile trade barrier, which ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1.2 Technical laws and regulations. The documents with legal sanction include law, decree or
administrative regulations, which are issued and implemented 91 Vol. 1, No. 3 International
Business Research by power organs. Some countries issue more and more complex technical
regulations to limit importing products. Export of one product is related with various compulsory
regulations of import countries. For example, when exporting textile products to America, Japan,
France, Britain and Canada, one country should consider some relevant regulations such as demand of
burning behavior standard, otherwise exporting products may meet with barriers. 1.3 Management
regulations of product packing and label. Some countries make rigorous regulations on packing s and
labels of import products. The products must accord with these regulations, otherwise they are
prohibited from being imported or sold in the import country s market. The regulations include
material, specification, word, figure or code of the product packing. Some packing materials should be
testified by the exporter providing with disinfection documents, otherwise products cannot be used or
importer. For example, in Jan. 1999 Canada proposed the quarantine demand for wooden packing s of
Chinese import products. However, in June of 1999, European Union proposed new demand for
wooden pickings of Chinese

Cannery Row Ambition
Cannery Row in Monterey in California is a poem, a stink, a grating noise, a quality of light, a tone, a
habit, a nostalgia, a dream (Steinbeck 1). In John Steinbeck s Cannery Row, Mack and the boys are
trying to do something cordial for their friend Doc, who has been extremely amiable without
requesting a reward. Mack hits on the idea that they should throw a thank you party, and the entire
community quickly becomes involved. Unfortunately, the party rages out of control, and Doc s lab and
mood are ruined. In an effort to return to Doc s good graces, Mack and the boys decide to throw
another party, but make it work this time. Through a procession of linked vignettes and many different
themes, such as community, ambitions, and domesticity; ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All of the characters in the book have a specific ambition. In other words, Mack s ambition is
throwing a party for Doc and Henri s ambition is to never finish his boat and to live the life of a french
painter. To add on, Mrs. Malloy s ambition was to decorate her boiler so that it felt more like home.
When her husband became a landlord she began to change. First it was a rug, then a washtub, then a
lamp with a colored silk shade. Finally she came into the boiler on her hands and knees one day and
she stood up and said a little breathlessly, Holman s are having a sale of curtains. Real lace curtains
and edges of blue and pink $1.98 a set with curtain rods thrown in. (Steinbeck 43). At first, Mrs.
Malloy was content with the boiler being undecorated. But as soon as her husband became the
landlord, she felt like the house was hers and that it should feel like home. She started finding things
that she liked and then she would put them in the house. Finally, she found some cheap curtains that
she liked, and she wanted to put them in the boiler, even though the boiler didn t have any windows.
In Cannery Row, Steinbeck displays a simpler rendition of ambition: the aspiration to find happiness
within one s

De Tomaso Pantera The Value Priced Supercar From Ford
De Tomaso Pantera the Value Priced Supercar from Ford
Review the Exceptional Value of a 1970s De Tomaso Pantera
Do you know the Italian word for panther? That s right, it s Pantera. And this is a great place to start.
The De Tomaso Pantera that launched in 1971 provided an Americanized version of an Italian styled
supercar.
You didn t have to go to Maranello Italy to get one, because Ford made the car available at your local
Lincoln Mercury dealer. With a sticker price of around $10,000 in 1971, it s curious that the
automobile wasn t a complete success.
Here we ll talk about one of the most misunderstood sports cars from the early 1970s. Learn about the
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Therefore, they would sell the Pantera under the sign of the cat. Just in case you don t remember, the
Lincoln Mercury dealer network used a cougar as a mascot in the 70s. This was a perfect fit with the
Italian panther moniker.
Pantera Problems and Solutions
Elvis Presley owned a 1974 bright Yellow Pantera. It s said, [he opened fire on the automobile] when
it refused to start at his Memphis, Tennessee, home. The reasons behind the multiple issues
surrounding the first full production Panteras are attributed to a rush to production.
The sports car went from an idea on paper to cars rolling off the assembly line in less than a year.
Airflow was a big shortcoming in these sports cars. The engine overheated easily due to an undersized
radiator with poor airflow across its core.
Airflow was also an issue for the interior cabin. Drivers and passengers complained about oppressive
temperatures in the tight interior cabin. This issue was amplified when the engine began to overheat.
Owner s also complained about driver comfort.
The intrusion of the left front wheel well into the foot area made the car difficult to drive. This is
especially true if you have large feet. Jay Leno owns a 1971 Pantera. He s on record of saying he has
to take his shoes off to drive the car.
All Panteras came with Ford s ZF manual transmission. It utilized an Italian style gated shifter that
looked better than it operated. Although the ZF five speed is considered durable and reliable,

Language Intimacy in Hunger of Memory by Richard Rodriguez...
In Hunger of Memory, author Richard Rodriguez describes his experiences as a Mexican immigrant.
He tells anecdotes about his childhood in order to analyze the pressures which culture change imposed
on him. Rodriguez also experienced guilt because he felt he had abandoned his Mexican roots by
learning English, ceasing to speak Spanish. He then comes to the realization that intimacy is found in
the feeling between two people conversing, not in the language in which they are conversing. Richard
in the process of self visualization becomes annoyed with himself and certain things that he sees
around him.
Rodriguez is ashamed. He is ashamed with the fact his espanol is no longer his main language. The
author presents, I grew up a victim to a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rodriguez took on tremendous amount of responsibility for these changes. He took more
responsibility than he probably should have; due to circumstances beyond his control he reached the
stage he was in. Rodriguez portrayed this feeling when he mentioned, I felt that I had shattered the
intimate bond that had once held the family close. This original sin against my family told whenever
anyone addressed me in Spanish and I responded confounded. (231) His family members and his
Americanization had taken that bond away. He felt that losing his ability to speak Spanish removed his
ability to communicate with his family on an intimate level. Spanish used to be a secret bond between
them and what tied them together.
Rodriguez shows how even language barriers can be overcome with intimacy. He showed that even
old bonds could be made new. He introduces us to the relationship he had with his grandmother. This
relationship with his grandmother displayed a bond that could not be broken, he explains this when he
mentions, The communication of intimacy passes through the word to enliven its sound. But it cannot
be held by the word but on person. (234) He demonstrates that the intimacy was much more that just
the word that was

The Tale Of Frankenstein By Mary Shelley
Although humans have the tendency to set idealistic goals to better future generations, often the
results can prove disastrous, even deadly. The tale of Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, focuses on the
outcome of one man s idealistic motives and desires of dabbling with nature, which result in the
creation of horrific creature. Victor Frankenstein was not doomed to failure from his initial desire to
overstep the natural bounds of human knowledge. Rather, it was his poor parenting of his progeny that
lead to his creation s thirst for the vindication of his unjust life. In his idealism, Victor is blinded, and
so the creation accuses him for delivering him into a world where he could not ever be entirely
received by the people who inhabit it. Not only failing to foresee his faulty idealism, nearing the end
of the tale, he embarks upon a final journey, consciously choosing to pursue his creation in vengeance,
while admitting he himself that it may result in his own doom. The creation of an unloved being and
the quest for the elixir of life holds Victor Frankenstein more accountable for his own death than the
creation himself.
Delivered into the world, full grown and without a guardian to teach him the ways of the human
world, the creation discovers that he is alone, but not without resource. He attempts to communicate to
his creator; however, he is incapable of speech. As Frankenstein recounts the situation, he says, I
beheld the wretch the miserable monster whom I had created.

Diamond Chemicals
Diamond Chemicals: Merseyside and Rotterdam Projects [pic] Group 5 Edi Suryanto Gressiadi
Muslim M Fahmiansyah Rudianto Nugroho Wibowo Kristianto MAGISTER OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS GADJAH MADA
UNIVERSITY 2011 Diamond Chemicals: Merseyside and Rotterdam Projects Diamond Chemicals is
a leading producer of polypropylene, the polymer used in a variety of products (ranging from medical
products to packaging film, carpet fibers, and automotive components) and is known for its strength
and elasticity. Diamond Chemicals is producing polypropylene at Merseyside, England and in
Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Both factories are identical in size, age, and plant design. ... Show more
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Currently, the average price of polypropylene is 541 Euros per ton for Diamond Chemicals product
mix. The tax rate required in the analysis of capital expenditure is 30%. Diamond Chemicals has
received tank cars Merseyside Propylene from four oil refineries in Britain. Because the project has
increased, transportation should improve the allocation of tank cars to Merseyside. Tewitt Griffin,
assistant plant manager and direct reports from the Morris proposed the renovation of EPC production
line at a cost of £ 1 million; however, the executive committee had rejected the project, mainly for
economic reasons. Andrew Cowan assume long term inflation rate expected is 3 percent per year.
Thus, the real target rate of return of Diamond Chemical (with, zero inflation) is 7 percent. Greystock
decided to continue using the discount rate by 10 percent, because it is promoted in the latest issue of
capital budgeting manuals Diamond Chemicals. In accordance with the analysis Greystock,
Merseyside project meets all four investment criteria: 1. Additional average annual EPS = 0.018
pounds 2. Payback Period = 3.6 years 3. NPV = £ 9.0 million 4. IRR = 25.9 percent Diamond
Chemical PLC (B): Plan Rotterdam Proposals from Elisabeth Eustace consists of 90 full page
documents with the detailed scheme or chart, comments from engineers, strategic analysis, and
financial plan. Based on the analysis of Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) and indicated that the plan has a
NPV of £ 14

Punishment And The Criminal Justice System
If we accept that punishment is justified in certain circumstances, then, ideally, it should only be
incurred by individuals whose actions warrant punishment. I think, at least amongst civilised society,
this opinion cannot be disputed. The difficult question is not whether punishment should be deserved,
but when punishment should be deserved. The quotation above suggests that in order to be worthy of
punishment, the defendant must have consciously chosen to have committed the wrong of which he or
she stands accused. However, as the UK criminal justice system demonstrates, strict compliance with
this principle is often impractical. This essay will investigate the legislation that seems to challenge
the conscious choice principle, before considering whether or not this legislation compromises the
value of the criminal justice system.
Before we contemplate the types of behaviour that deserve punishment, it is essential that we
understand why deserved punishment is a fundamental premise of the criminal justice system. In order
to do this, we will need to consider the different justifications for punishment. As Wilson considers,
theories of punishment have historically fallen into one of two categories ; they can be identified as
either a retributive theory or a utilitarian (consequentialist) theory.[1] Retributive theories suggest that
punishment can only be justified if the punishment itself has some inherent moral value; it cannot be
made right by its positive

Islam and Jihad Essay
The Arabic word Jihad literally means holy struggle . It is not holy war. War is war. No war can be
holy. The blood of humans is holy and sacred. The Quran says unjust killing of one man means the
killing of the whole mankind. What is just killing and what is unjust killing. When some body kills a
man without any reason or justification it is unjust killing. When the judge gives the capital
punishment to this murderer and issues the order of his death, it is a just killing. Similarly, when a war
is thrust upon you and you become the victim of persecution and aggression, you are permitted to
defend yourselves and kill the invaders or perpetrators. There are some Muslims who believe in Jihad
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Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad gave us law and code of life. All preached
brotherhood, justice, freedom, equality and peace. The prophets were the greatest champions of
human rights. They boldly revolted against the tyrants, oppressors and aggressors.
Jihad by sword is only permissible when you are attacked. It is unfortunate that Islam is being branded
as the religion of extremists, fascists, fundamentalists and terrorists. A few days ago some non Muslim
emailed me. He wrote; Islam is the religion of terrorism and Muhammad was a terrorist. Why he
wrote this? How he came to such a conclusion? First; he has neither studied Islam nor the life of the
Prophet of Islam. Second he has read or seen the terrorist activities of some Muslim hard liners and
extremists. Partly he is correct and partly he is incorrect. The Quran about mischief mongers and the
enemies of peace candidly in Sura The Cow ; when it is said to them; ‘make not mischief on the earth
. They say; ‘we are only ones that put things right . Of a surety, they are the ones who make mischief,
but they realize it not (2:11 12). The serious, objective and rational study of the Quran testifies this
verity that Islam strongly condemns bloodshed and aggression. It is a religion of peace. The Meccans
attacked Muhammad thrice. The battle of Badr; the battle of Uhad and the battle of Trench are solid
proofs of the fact that the Muslims of Medina

Essay Investigating Leadership
Investigating Leadership
Introduction
After conducting some research on leadership, many questions have been brought to my attention.
Some questions include the following: What is a leader? Are leaders made or born? What is the
difference between leadership and management? What are the theories concerning leadership?
Answers to these questions, and many others, should become clear enough at the end of this research.
Schermerhorn defines leadership as a special case of interpersonal influence that gets an individual or
group to do what the leader wants done (287). On the other hand, Kathryn Bartol defines leadership as
?the process of influencing others to achieve organizational goals? (415). After analyzing the two ...
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(5). On the other hand, the author describes leading as the process of
?Influencing others to engage in the work behaviors necessary to reach organizational goals? (7).
Therefore, by analyzing Bartol?s definition of management, it becomes clear that leading is a
management function. Even though there is an interrelation between leadership and management,
leaders and managers are not the same. Leaders consider their goals personal, and they motivate others
by creating ambitious goals. Job titles and organizational standings are not an issue for leaders, for
they search for self achievement and self satisfaction through the accomplishment of goals and the
sense of power (Georgiades 97). On the other hand, managers do not consider their goals as personal;
it is more of a monetary based goal in which they can govern others, and achieve the end result of
uniting the members subordinate to them to function in a productive manner. They organize the
subordinates and resources in order to achieve the previously determined organizational goals. They
also relate to other people according to job titles and organizational standings, therefore search for
high organizational standings (Georgiades 97). In the book ?Leadership for Competitive Advantage,?
the author explains James MacGregor Burns? comparison of managers and leaders; Burns is the
author of

Hyperbole And Emotive Language
It used to be that people needed products to survive. Now products need people to survive. as stated
by Johnson. It s a very true quote because it talks about advertisement from back in the day to now a
days. Advertisers effectively use various techniques in their attempt to persuade people to buy their
products. In class we talked a lot about using different hooks and looking at ads. Two techniques that
advertisers effectively use are hyperbole and emotive language. First, advertisers use emotive
language to persuade people to buy their products. The emotive language technique describes words
and phrases meant to evoke an emotional response to a subject. (Ad 4) One ad that uses emotive
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The online dictionary says alliteration is the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of
closely connected words. A good example of alliteration is Carrie s cat clawed her couch, creating
chaos. A good alliteration ad is the meow mix commercial. It has a picture of a cat eating cat food and
when the human pours its food it goes meow meow meow. (Ad 5) It just repeats itself so it can be
stuck in your head and then when you re shopping you can remember you need cat

The Bet By Anton Chekhov And Hey Come On Out By Shinichi...
consequences, like a wound, are usually self inflicted. In the short stories The Bet by Anton Chekov
and Hey Come on Out by Shinichi Hoshi, both authors authenticate the theme of consequences. Clear
as day the theme appears to be consequences.
In the short story, Hey Come on Out By Shinichi Hoshi. The towns karma finally catches up to them
in the worst way. The town throws everything they don t want into the hole and as a result, the hole
spits everything back out at the end. One of the consequences the town suffers their secrets revealed.
Criminals breathed easier after throwing material evidence into the hole. (SITE THIS) Criminals
would throw evidence into the hole so that the evidence would never be found. The police threw ...
The banker, next, suffered fairly severe Financial consequences if the lawyer did 15 years in solitary
confinement. He will take my last penny from me (Chekhov, 3). When the banker promised last 2
million he was a multi millionaire but during the 15 years, he lost almost all of it. When they lawyer
got out of solitary confinement, also, they thought he was crazy. The lawyer suffers not only mental
consequences but also physical consequences. He was a skeleton with skin drawn over his bones . . .
(Chekov 54). The lawyer s mental consequences made his physical consequences worse. Clearly, the
lawyer made a worse decision that led to horrendous consequences. Although one may be able to
regain their wealth, one cannot regain their sanity.
Between these two eye Opening stories, One of them shows more bad decisions and more
consequences. Imagine two people and a house that caught on fire or a whole town bombed because
of bad decisions. Clearly one of those is more catastrophic than the other. The short story titled hey
come on out has more consequences and these consequences are ultimately worse. Perfect for the
disposal of such things as waste from nuclear reactors. (Hoshi, 3). When the nuclear reactors were put
in the hole no one thought that everything in the hole was come out again. This decision was made by
not everyone who it effects. The people, next, Selfish and arrogant decisions and therefore

Jnc s Six Subsections
The following section is broken into six subsections that will assess how each topic relates to JNC 6,
7, and 8. The subsections are organized into the following: algorithms, classification of hypertension,
lifestyle modifications, pharmacological treatment, and management of care. It is important to note
that JNC 6 and 7 have a greater correlation in format and the types of recommendations presented to
clinicians. Contrastingly JNC 8 varies in format, as well as the type of recommendations presented to
clinicians, therefore each of the subsections may not contain information on JNC 8.
Algorithms:
Algorithms are useful for clinicians because they provide a schematic visual that is presented in a
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The algorithm begins with an indication that is used for adults over the age of 18 and noted that
lifestyle interventions should be continued throughout management. Goal blood pressures are
separated by age and presence of chronic disease. The goal for patients over 60 is SBP 150 mmHg and
DBP 90 mmHg. The goal for patients under 60 is 140 mmHg and DBP 90 mmHg. Different goal
values are presented for patients with chronic conditions. Treatment with medication is categorized
by: general population nonblack, general population black, chronic conditions black, and chronic
condition all races. Based on the algorithm black patients should only be prescribed thiazide type
diuretics and/or calcium channel blockers. While non black patients can take all of the medications
listed in JNC 8 (thiazide type diuretics, ACEI, ARB, and/or CCB). If patient does not reach goal blood
pressure then three strategies are listed, along with lifestyle adherence. The algorithm also explains not
to use ACEI and ARB together. The final option for patients not at goal blood pressure includes
additional medications and/or referral to physician with an expertise in hypertension

The Rise Of Team Management
Team management arose in Japan and Israel, after the development in North America, it broke through
the limitation of culture and spread worldwide. Management team is defined as the work of 2 to 20
members of groups, whose work tasks associated with each other s and jointly responsible for the
results of team work (Demaetto, 1997). The rise of team management can not only improve the
employees satisfaction, promote the transformation and creativity, control and constraint members
behavior effectively (Levati, 1975), but also has great significance in preventing negative effects after
the increase of organization scale.
Compared to the traditional work groups linked to the organizational structure, team in modern
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The turnover of top managers of a company is very important and may provide for the conflicting
results on the effects of the outsider succession (Karaevli, 2007).
However, in real life, because there is always a variety of difficulties need to be solved in people s
relationship, it is hard to find a perfect team. Then, the problem is how can we minimize the
differences and gaps, give full play to each team member s personal advantages, and maximize the
advantages of the whole team?
First of all, in the initial phase of building the team, manager should have efficient, reasonable
planning. Many of management tools can be used to simplify the team construction work. By
understanding of employees in depth, managers can define their team members advantages and
disadvantages, the likelihood of work and style to deal with problems, the difference of basic values,
etc.; Through these analysis to obtain between team members in the formation of a common faith and
a consistent view of team purpose and to establish the team running rules and mechanisms. Evaluating
the comprehensive ability of the team by analyzing the team environment, then find out the gap
between present comprehensive ability and requirement of accomplishing the goal, and make it clear
how teams play advantage, avoid threat and improve the ability to meet the challenges. It is important
to make each team member understand team

Talent
TALENT The word talent is derived from the Greek word talanton , which means balance, sum,
weight, was an unit of weight, in gold and silver, which was used as a legal tender in the trading
transactions of ancient era. The word talent used today to denote the capacity of achievement or
success and or ability in varied fields of the arts and science. And oddly enough, the basic root of the
word was originally an ancient weight or money for the payment for goods and services in the ancient
world. So in simple words, we can say that a talent is something which is very valuable and more then
anything in the world. Everyone on the planet Earth has their own capacity and talent. The only thing
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I started with a slow movement into an arabesque which just sent everyone into frenzy. As the lights
dimmed and quickly went out, the hall began to tremble with excitement. A smile sketches its way
across my face as I realize there is nothing in the world I d rather be doing. I gaze out into the
spectator s watchful eyes as my hip sways to the familiar beat. My body moved devoid of the need for
the minds instruction. I flow away from my frustrations that boil under my

How are Literacy, Fluency and Reading Comprehension...
Literacy, fluency and reading comprehension all play a crucial role in determining how learners
acquire skills within the classroom. This paper will review a number of scholarly literatures that give
more details about fluency and reading comprehension.
Over a long period of time, the ability of a learner to read educational materials fluently has been
taken as the most thorough learning method through which the learner can acquire literacy. Kuhn,
Schwanenflugel and Meisinger (2010) argue that reading fluency should not only focus on automatic
word recognition as a way to assess the ability of a learner (p. 231). The authors argue that there
should be other methods to assess reading fluency through prosody, which can influence the rhythm ...
Learners can have reading partners who can offer them confidence to improve on their reading skills.
By doing so, an instructor offers the learners the chance to nurture their skills in comprehension,
vocabulary, fluency. All these skills are vital for a learner to acquire the proper educational abilities
that can have a lasting impact on the learner s ability. The instructor can help a learner to succeed in a
reading program by offering the learner a chance to decode the meaning of the words read easily
through practice. Pikulski and Chard (2005) argue that reading fluency can prove to be a vital bridge
for a learner to perfect his or her skills in reading comprehension (p 511). Therefore, the ability of the
learner to read the instructional material fluently is likely to have a direct impact on the same learner s
ability to decode the meaning behind the statement read. Fluency therefore makes it possible for
learners to acquire the necessary skills that can foster their ability to read and understand
comprehension easily. Fluency equips a learner with accurate word recognition abilities that can be
central in the way the learner interprets the meaning that is carried across the literature read. The
instructors therefore can help learners improve on their fluency by offering constant practical reading
session, which can give

Lethal Control Essay
The lethal control of cats is controversial and is a challenge in cat management. Lethal control occurs
at different scales, ranging from individuals to populations. Eradication programs have mostly been
done on islands and have used a variety of methods to eradicate cat populations. This allows for
venerable/sensitive species to recover in often fragile and unique environments. Nogales et al, (2004)
noted that cats have been eradicated from 48 islands, the methods used were hunting, trapping,
poisoning, and the use of viral disease.
Shooting is often used in wildlife management. The humaneness of shooting is dependent on the
ability of the shooter (DEFRA, 2005). Shooting is often combined with trapping and poisoning to
remove the remaining cats from islands (Bester et al, 2000). Shooting is target specific and generally
humane, but requires alot of time and labour, and is most suited to smaller areas such as islands (Sharp
Saunders, 2005). Van Rensberg Bester (1988) reported that when cat numbers were low on the island,
shooting was very successful in killing the last remaining cats.
Diseases such as Feline Panleucopenia have been used on islands in efforts to control cat populations.
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Traps could be influenced by factors including, weather, hunger, activity of target species, sex or
reproductive condition (King Edgar, 1977). Lee (1995) tested cages and soft jawed traps and found
that soft jawed traps were more effective than cage traps. However, there was by catch in the soft
jawed traps. Domm Messersmith (1990) reported that they abandoned trapping for cat control because
of the time and manpower needed. Short et al, (1997) evaluated different control methods including;
trapping, poisoning, spotlight shooting and found that trapping was the most successful, but also
required the most

Maths Assignment
Maths assignment Part A Will you have time to fill the pool with your garden hose? I will not be able
to fill the pool because my flow rate is not fast enough. My flow rate is 6.7L/min and I have 195 min
to fill the pool up. 6.7x195 = 1.3L but I need to fill 2.9L so I would not be able to fill the pool. How
much will it cost to fill the pool? I need to fill 2.9KL of the pool. The water tier 2 cost $1.33 per KL
and the bulk water costs $2.61 so 1.33 + 2.61 = $3.94 but I need just under 3KL so I would need to
times 3.941 by 2.9 and that equals $11.42 the pool cost $11.42 to fill up. Is there a better short term
solution to this problem? There are two short term solutions. One of them is to go to the pool shop and
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For the square prism I had to find make it hold 0.5KL which is the same as 0.5m3. I made the length
of the prism 1.5 and the Hight 1.5 but I needed to find the width so I put it as A. The equation is 0.5m3
= 1.5x1.5xA so I took the a out and it equals 2.25. Which made the equation 0.5m3 =2.25xA. I then
divide 2.25 by 2.25 and it cancelled out but what you do to one side you do to the other so 0.5 divided
by 2.25 = 0.22 which gave me the answer for a. In The equation I can now put 0.22 for a and then it
would be, 1.15x1.15x0.22 = 0.495cm. Now for the square prism its basically the exact same but with
the different measurements. Volume=LxWxH, the length is 2.5cm, the width is 2.2cm but we don t
know what the hight is. We need to fill 0.5m3, I don t know a so I take it out and then it becomes
2.5x2.2 and that equals 5.5, so then we can do 0.5=5.5xA and if I divide 5.5x5.5 it cancels out and if
you divide one side you divide the other so it would be 0.5 divided by 5.5 = 0.09. So we can now go
to the equation and but the answer in, 2.5x2.2x0.09=0.495. I think the square would be better for a
water feature because it would fit better and not be as wide, it would also be a good size, if I chose the
rectangular prism it would be a lot wider and longer but not that tall which is pretty annoying I chose
the square because it would be the easiest to build and it would be easier to get the measurements but
a circle would be super hard. For my part b I have chosen the square prism because it would fit better,
be easier to get measurements and it would be taller that

Antipsychotic Medications
Antipsychotic Medications
Stephanie Grace Kelly
College of the Desert
Antipsychotics are classified as major tranquilizers that are used to treat mental health illnesses such
as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and other mental illnesses. They can also treat severe depression
and severe anxiety. These antipsychotics drugs reduce or increase the effect of neurotransmitters in the
brain to regulate levels that help transfer information throughout the brain. The neurotransmitters that
are affected are the serotonin, dopamine, and noradrenaline.
Traditional antipsychotics are good at reducing the positive symptoms, but do not reduce the negative
symptoms and are classified in low potency and high potency which can cause many side effects like;
dry mouth, tremors, weight gain, muscle tremors, stiffness, motor disturbances, parkinsonian effects,
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Also, lower propensity for causing extrapyramidal side effects. However, each atypical antipsychotic
has a different chemical structure and therefore differ from drug to drug and patient to patient. Also,
once the dosages are increased the side effects can also

What Is The Guitar Essay
Have you ever wanted to learn an instrument, but were unable to commit to expensive and time
consuming lessons? Many people identify with this dilemma, but one instrument, the guitar, can be
mastered inexpensively and with a busy schedule. The guitar is a beautiful instrument that can be
personalized to a musician s pace. Convenient guitar lessons can be utilized online or through apps,
like YouTube, completely free. To fully enjoy and appreciate the instrument, it is helpful to learn some
background about the guitar. The guitar was first invented in the fifteenth century but was only
enjoyed by the elite class of Spanish society. However, in present day, the guitar is a choice instrument
for musicians of all genres because of the range and variety of sounds that it can provide. Due to its
popularity, many people try to learn how to play the guitar but quickly abandon practicing due to sore
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The guitar is made up of three main parts the body, the neck, and the head. The body is the largest part
of the guitar, where the vibrations of the strings echo through the hollowed inside to produce beautiful
music. The neck is the portion of the guitar that stretches between the body and head and this is where
chords are played. The head of the guitar is at the end of the neck, where the tuners are located on
each side to keep the strings in tune. The guitar is divided into frets, the metal bars running vertically
down the neck, moving an octave higher every fret towards the base. Once you familiarize yourself
with the guitar, it is important to learn how to distinguish between the six strings. Identifying each
string is an important component in learning chords. Holding the guitar and strumming each string
while saying the note (E, A, D, G, B, and E), can build familiarity with the instrument and be useful
for learning

Chromatin Case Study Essay
Lessons Learned Chromatin Eric Lee January 21, 2015 Chromatin made a pivot from a pure
biotechnology company to a mixed model that combines both biotechnology and traditional breeding
pipelines. Thinking broadly (not just Chromatin), what challenges and opportunities does making a
strategic pivot present for an entrepreneurial company? The decision to pivot from a biotechnology
company to a more vertically integrated seed company was likely one of the most important decisions
in the history of Chromatin. By inserting itself into the multi billion dollar market for sorghum, the
company vastly increased its potential for profit. However, the leaders of Chromatin certainly did not
take the decision likely. As Prof. Copenhaver outlined in his January 14 lecture, a vast number of
factors needed to be taken into account before transitioning into Chromatin s current business model.
In the case of scientific ventures, operating as part of a university offers an array of benefits: they can
rely on its well maintained laboratories, its legal and bureaucratic expertise, and its established
relationships with insurers, bankers, and licensing agencies. However, in order to use these services,
scientific entrepreneurs must give a portion of their equity to the university, which can diminish the
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Copenhaver and the leadership of Chromatin evidently felt that the company was capable of
functioning without university resources. Although the pivot presented numerous new organizational
issues, personnel changes, and procedural learning curves (essentially making Chromatin s job much
more difficult) it was in the long term interest of the company to make the transition. Looking back,
Chromatin s transition represents a successfully executed strategic pivot; it considerably broadened
the scope of the company s capabilities and redefined its target market, all while maintaining
continuity and coherence in the mission of the

Enriching English Instruction Essay
Despite the rapidly shrinking budgets for arts programs and the growing de emphasization of English
as a relevant field of study, the lessons learned and taught in English classrooms still forms the
foundation of learning throughout a student s academic career. For most American students the
English language will serve as the lens through which they view other subjects, and reading
comprehension will be the tool that lets them learn from those subjects. Without an adequate
foundation in such a core subject, students are simply thrown into the water and even if they manage
to swim, we cannot reasonably expect them to enjoy being in the water (Brown Broemmel, 2011).
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As such it should be included at every possible opportunity. For example, in introducing the themes of
the Scarlet Letter, a traditional teacher might ask students what they know about the pilgrims or
puritans on whom the book is centered. That question will primarily provoke a few rehearsed and
regurgitated responses dominated by pre existing cultural ideas and stereotypes that will not provide
any deeper connection to the text and its ideas. A teacher using deep scaffolding would focus the
discussion on the students, perhaps asking questions about their own experiences with ostracism or
violating cultural and community standards. Rather than reciting a Peanut s Thanksgiving special,
students are encouraged to connect their own experiences to Hester Prynne s. Broemmel and Brown s
proposal of deep scaffolding was born out of meeting the needs of English language learners, who are
frequently at a cultural and skill based disadvantage in English and Language Arts classrooms.
However their research showed that many of the instructional practices that help ELLs understand can
also support NSEs (Broemmel Brown). This insight allows deep scaffolding to serve as a valuable
instructional model to which an adventurous teacher can add a much larger variety of enriched
instructional techniques. Vocabulary instruction, generally seen as the refuge of boring lists and rote
memorization, is one such place where a focus

Shangri-La Pest Analysis
Political
Singapore government has always been in favour of the tourism sector. In fact, Singapore Tourism
Board (STB) launched a $90million BOOST (building on opportunities to strengthen tourism) for the
tourism sector). The initiative help pushed the industry through tough times by assisting MICE
(Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, Exhibition) companies to alleviate their business costs (Singapore
Tourism Board, 2009).
Not too long ago, the Singapore government cooperated with Indonesia to develop cruise ship tourism
as Singapore is enjoying a cruise tourism boom (The Jakarta Post, 2011). This collaboration boosts
economic bilateral ties and tourism. Previously, the Singapore government also backed entrepreneur
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Other international events such as the inaugural Youth Olympic Games and Asia Pacific Economic
Cooperation Meetings (APEC) also drew visitors from worldwide for both business and leisure.
In addition, with Singapore being a well established hub for various sectors such as the finance and
medicine, business travel in Asia has seen an increase by 20% compared to 2009 (Channel News Asia,
2010). With a rebound in Asian business travel, hotel occupancy in July hit a high of 90% an increase
of 10.2% from 2009 and hotel room revenue grew 37.2% (The Business Times, 2010). Being the Best
Business Hotel in the World, Asia Pacific and Singapore as awarded by Business Traveller (Shangri
La, 2010), the surge in business travels is definitely advantageous to Shangri La. Shangri La, being a 5
star hotel is classified under the luxury scale. As deduced from table 4 (appendix B), luxury hotels
have seen 9.8% increase in average occupancy rate from 2009 and the revenue per room saw an
increase in 21.3%. However, in the midst of international turmoil, Mr Cheng, the Chairman of
Singapore Tourism Board highlighted that the signs of a global economic slowdown are evident. It
will likely have an impact on the growth of economies across Asia and Singapore has to brace herself
for the rough times ahead (Singapore Tourism Board, 2011). Socio cultural
Despite the rising standard of

Illiteracy, And Illiteracy In The Beverly Hillbillies
I definitely agree with Dean s claim that the program exploits hillbilly, redneck, or white trash
stereotypes. Poverty, working class, and illiteracy are always sensitive themes that have ever been
used to mock up the poor in the society, and the show The Beverly Hillbillies is a specific example
about this these themes. The episode is about the Clampetts, who suddenly became rich, moved to a
mansion in Beverly Hill and tried their best to adjust to their new life. The director of the show
exploited four of the members in the Clampetts in a negative and stereotypical way. They were all
depicted as poor, illiterate, and foolish people. For example, Granny put pieces of wood into the stove
and ignited it. Or even though Jethro was a grown up

John Ross Trope In Social Work
Ross in this influential work speaks of the holes that we dig ourselves into every day and,
consequently, how we can dig ourselves out of them. Each hole that humanity, both collectively and
individually, is a mental, physical and social construct; because Few tropes have been more ubiquitous
in Canadian criticism of the last two decades or more than the trope of construction (Bentley 1). It is
this trope in many forms that Ross clearly communicates his message, and that communique is one of
the mind; that the mind can become a trap, that humanity may become incarcerated in its own ideas
about how the world should work, humans lose sight of how it actually does, sometimes without even
knowing it. One example of this social hole that

Pill Bug Experiment Lab Report
This experiment involved the testing of pill bugs and whether or not pill bugs prefer fruit over
vegetables. The experiment results concluded that the hypothesis was incorrect; that pill bugs do not
prefer fruit over vegetables. In the experiment, we observed twenty pill bugs over several five minute
intervals. After five minutes, the number of pill bugs near the apple and lettuce were counted, as well
as the ones that remained in the center of the container. The experiment was repeated, and the lettuce
and apple locations were switched the second time to make sure location was not a factor in the
results. In the first thirty minute experiment, the pill bugs seemed to start off and gradually move
toward the lettuce. Near the end of the experiment, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We started off with twenty pill bugs, however two never moved so we did not include those in the data
set. Also, many of the pill bugs were more interested in climbing out of the container they were in, and
we had to intervene often in order to keep the pill bugs in the container. Many of them climbed the
walls and stood on top of each other, preventing other pill bugs from moving around the container.
While in the midst of climbing out of the container, several pill bugs ended up flipped on their backs,
which wasted time and ruined the pill bug s chances of moving around. Microscope slides were also
used to block off certain areas of the container that were not needed, however these slides fell over
often, either preventing a pill bug from moving or allowing the pill bugs to enter another part of the
container, which affected the overall results. These problems were expected, since the pill bugs were
exploring the entire container, nonetheless, these problems may have been preventable. Using a larger
container with more sustainable blockades could have prevented some problems. By adding natural
factors into the container like temperature, darkness, and dirt, the pill bugs may have felt more
comfortable because they would have felt like they were in their natural habitat. This could have
prevented them from trying to escape, allowing them to focus more on the food that was placed in the
area. If this experiment was run again, using a more natural based habitat for the pill bugs to explore
and allowing more time could possibly overall improve the outcome of the

7 Habits For Highly Effective People Analysis
In Steven Covey s 7 Habits for Highly Effective People, seven habits to achieving a life one desires
and creating a better world by being a more conscious and thoughtful citizen. Dr. Magee during her
Listening lectures explains, however, that these habits however cannot be achieved without dedicating
some time to bolster one s listening skills. This will examine how the seven habits are affected by
listening. Habit one is to be proactive. This means that to focus one s time and energy over things they
can control. During the listening lectures, Dr. Magee explains that to be proactive is important to listen
to the world around one s self so they may be able to respond in the appropriate way. Habit two is to
begin with the end in mind. This means to know and envision who you want to be and what you want
in life. To develop a personal mission statement one must listen to themselves to know what values
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This means to focus on the important priorities to organize and manage time and events according to
personal priorities. This requires a combination of listening skills, to listen one s self and to others to
complete the assignments and tasks in order of importance. Habit four is to seek a win win. This
means to see life as cooperative not competitive. A person who does this often times has integrity,
maturity and abundance mentality. This habit also requires combination listening. One needs to listen
to themselves so they may offer their true ideas to others and listen to others to collaborate and create
something better than

Pillbug Research Paper
Introduction Armadillidium vulgare commonly known as pillbug is an isopod, a type of non insect
arthropod also known terrestrial crustacean. (Pillbug Armadillidium Vulgare). The pillbugs roll into a
pill form when threatened hence the name pillbug. Pillbugs are active during night but can be found
during the day in the soil or under debris or between rocks. Pillbugs can reach a length of up to 18 mm
when matured (Capinera, 2001). In this experiment, I investigated whether pillbugs are attracted
towards a specific or different food types? I think this is a significant question because knowing what
type of food pillbugs consume is very helpful in studying the characteristics and nature of pillbugs.
What lead me in asking this question is that I was studying the nature of pillbugs and found that
pillbugs feed on decomposing materials, and I thought what if decomposing materials were removed,
what food the pillbugs would consume. To find this out, I set up behavior observation chamber (BOC)
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of pillbugs were attracted towards the chamber with the kale in it when compared to the other
chambers. My hypothesis that the greater no. of pillbugs will end in the tuna chamber was rejected
based on findings. One observation that I noticed was, the pillbugs were interested in kale because it
gave them a surface to hide under. Once the pillbugs were in the kale chamber, they directly went
under the kale and stayed there. One thing I could ve done better with the experiment was break the
kale into smaller bits so that the pillbugs had no chance of hiding underneath it. Another factor to
consider was, the amount of light that was present during the experiment, pillbugs are nocturnal,
which means that they are active night. If this experiment were to be retested, I would strongly suggest
to use the same size bits of food and for the test to be done at night or a much darker

An Analysis Of The Banjo By Louis Gottschalk
To recover from the storm, I select The Banjo by Louis Gottschalk as my next piece. In contrast to the
fierce thunderstorm in Moonlight s third movement, Banjo is full of cheerful and light hearted
melodies. As if a sunshower, the music refreshes our mind and energizes our spirit.
Staccato, one of the most remarkable characteristics in this piece, brings energy to the entire music. In
the subject line of the A section (this piece has a five part A B A B A form), the melody of the left hand
purely consists of staccatos whose short, bouncing feature opens up a dynamic theme., This dynamic
is further expressed as the piece enters B section, since the high pitched notes have more
distinguishable sounds and a more rapid speed. This movement then culminates at five major chords
whose high pitch and strong, sharp volume produce an extraordinarily penetrating sound. All these
movements delineates a playful scene of rain dancing at every corner of the world: on a roof, a stream,
an umbrella, a petal of flower, etc. By reflecting sunlight, every drop of rain looks like a shining
crystal that illuminates the surroundings and illuminates our heart.
Another interesting point of this piece is the use of an old music, Capetown Races. Capetown Races
resembles the tune of nursery rhymes and introduces an innocent, childlike sense. In The Banjo, the
main melody of the old song comes from the right hand region and are expressed through octave
chords. As the main melody repeats, the notes

Redistricting Essay
Redistricting is defined within our textbook as the redrawing of Congressional and other legislative
district lines following the census to accommodate population shifts and to keep districts as equal as
possible in population. Redistricting occurs after a census has been completed every 10 years to
maintain a more equitably distribution of fairness among minorities within each state but each state
also retains the right to request to redraw district boundaries more frequently if then need should arise.
Our study and its subsequent design ensure that the voters that who were moved into these districts are
comparable to the voters that still remain within the existing districts. Redistricting also permits us to
fittingly model the miscellany procedure. To guarantee the voters a sense of fairness and to fight
against vote reduction and weakening, these regions are drawn concisely so that a margin of the voting
age population within the newly drawn districts are minorities. In both 1990 and 2000, after each
census was performed, North Carolina gained 1 seat in the house. North Carolina gained the 11th
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It was designed to give black people a fair chance to elect a representative of their choosing. The
Voting Rights Act, prohibiting the weakening of the voting powers among a minority. Determining
where this district should be located prove to be problematic because it initially included a 64 percent
black majority district that stretched from Gastonia to Durham. It was very long and so thin District
that at some points that is said to have been no wider than a highway lane, following along Interstate
85. The problem with this is that it created a racially gerrymandering environment within the district,
and it violated the Equal Protection

Border Crossing Pat Barker Character Analysis
Border crossing how human adapted to environments
Texts are tools for authors to convey messages across in a coherent manner. In the novel Border
Crossing, Pat Barker embedded many controversial ideas and themes, one of which is how human
adapt to the environment. In the novel, the author uses contrasting characterisation and a unique novel
structure: the third person narrative style to effectively deliver the theme across.
Contrasting characterisation has a huge effect in the novel Border Crossing as many characters have
some distinct and unique personalities. One of the best examples stems from the characters Danny and
Tom. In the novel, Danny is depicted as a deceptive and delusive character, with a criminal record. He
is portrayed as a character that can easily manipulate others. Tom on the other hand is depicted as a
highly self conscious character who can perceive and detect others emotion and thoughts. This direct
contrast instantly sets up the theme of the story as both characters adapted to the state they are in now
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In the novel, Danny was shown to constantly manipulate conversations in his own favor: Danny leant
forward. Can I ask you what you think no, sorry what you feel about the trial? What I feel? I don t
think my feelings are relevant. oh I think they are! (Pg 76) and No, it didn t have any impact at all. It
was too different. Anyway, it s the ... It s not the trial I want to talk about. (Pg 101). His manipulative
features likely stems from his past experiences, needing to adapt to the environment quickly and
efficiently in order to survive, whether it s abusive father or imprisonment. At a young age, Danny s
father forced Danny to wring a pullet s neck off and he did, this showcased how Danny was forced to
adapt to the surroundings and thus affected by negative

Bribri And Kokogi Summary
The Bribri civilization of Costa Rica/Panama and the Kogi civilization of Colombia were believed to
be a secondary area to the Mesoamerican and South American civilizations. However, differences
began to surface that distinguished the Bribri and the Kogi from civilizations of Mesoamerica. They
formed part of the Isthmo Colombian Area, therefore similarities were expected to exist between the
Bribri and the Kogi. These similarities were understood through the rituals that the Bribri and Kogi
practiced. Nevertheless, there are a few links that tie the Bribri and the Kogi civilization back to the
Mesoamerican civilization. The Bribri and the Kogi share similar rituals despite belonging to different
descendent cultures. First, the Bribri and the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A sacred crop that created and nourished human life. Another similarity between the civilizations of
the Isthmo Colombian Area and the Mesoamerican civilization is the concept of primordial time. In
the case Bribri when the shaman was conducting the healing ceremony he had to wait until night in
order strengthen memories of generations of shaman masters. The day was dedicated to daily
activities. We see primordial time through the change of day and night. The night takes the shaman
back into the memories of previous generations. Similarly, we see this in the Maya a Mesoamerican
civilization. In the case of the Maya we see how time never occurs in a linear matter in the origin

Australian Open Tennis Tickets Essay
The world of tennis breathed a heavy sigh of discontent, as a Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer US
Open battle once again did not materialize. Nevertheless, don t worry; tennis enthusiasts should secure
their Australian Open tennis tickets early, because rivals seem to meet down under . However, what
was even more impressive was what happened in the women s bracket in New York. Tennis may be on
the verge of the next American surge, with some resistance from the elder stateswomen.
Australian Open Tennis Tickets to See a New Order in Women s Tennis?
On the women s half the tournament, the United States ladies asserted themselves as a potentially
dominating force heading into the 2018 season. All four semifinal spots were filled with American ...
Garbiñe Muguruza is now #1 in the world, in spite of losing in the 4th round. Two more top 10
females were ousted from the US Open adding even more questions for women heading into next year
s first major. The next generation of American women is building the suspense for Australian Open
tennis tickets, the first major of 2018.
Will Australian Open Tennis Tickets See The Resurgence of the Old Guard?
Not to be lost on the American dominance by the US youth movement was the feat of Kaia Kanepi.
Kanepi reached the quarterfinals as qualifier, but may be part of a resurgence of mature women pros.
Venus Williams pushed her own ranking back within the top 5 heading into 2018, and now sits as
possible favorite leading to speculation she would warrant strong consideration as a favorite heading
into this year s tournament.
Williams will create a huge draw for Australian Open tennis tickets as she tries to win a major that has
eluded her. As recently as 2017, Venus navigated her way to a finals match against her legendary
sister, Serena.
As with their previous Australian Open final, Venus ended up runner up. With Serena still working her
way through new motherhood, Venus will have her eye on the title that has eluded her. As amazing as
the American dominance was at the US Open, one big reason for grabbing your Australian Open
tennis tickets might be the resurgence of one women s player.
Maria Sharapova rekindled her appeal after more than a

In-Depth Analysis of Smart Phone Industry
1. Provide an in depth analysis of the competitive forces and strategic issues shaping the Smartphone
Tablet industry from 2011 onwards
From 2011onwards, there was advancement of technology in Apple Company under the leadership
and involvement of Steve Jobs. Although he had delegated the day to day operations to Tim Cook, he
was still involved in the company s major decision making. The company unveiled iCloud, which was
an online storage facility for photos, music and files. Iphone 4S was introduced later on October 2011,
which had 1080p video recording camera, an A4 dual chip with high capability, cloud sourced data
and an intelligent software assistance. On the same month, the company purchased C3 technologies,
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The customers bargaining power is another force that presents a competitive pressure on companies in
this industry. Customers are more interested on the brand identity with much preference on the
emergent ones. They tend to be loyal to price elasticity and hence companies are left to compete in
cutting costs. Obviously, consumers will go for products with low prices and therefore companies
such as Apple would not risk being expensive. The more expensive a company s products are the less
the number of buyers received. Immediately a substitute enters the market, everything to do with the
existing products becomes competitive. Consumers are left to make considerate choices between the
product and its substitutes. The Smartphone Tablet industry is characterized by emergent of various
brands within short ranges of time. These brands become substitutes and affect the pricing strategy
adversely. This is a force that Apple and the other companies have to deal with as far as their survival
in the market is concerned.
A barrier to entry is another competitive force that Apple and other companies endure. The
possibilities of entering a particular market are limited by factors such as technology, time and cost
advantage, economies of scale and knowledge. If a certain market is characterized by a certain level of
technology, companies

The Woman At Point Zero
The woman occupies a unique role in the process of exchange. She has a dual relation to capitalist
culture as she both consumes it herself, but is physically used as a commodity in it as well (Roberts
88). Due to this dual relation , she is able to move through the classes in a manner similar to a
commodity. Her mobility is performative and relies on surface appearances. In Woman at Point Zero,
Firdaus explains to the woman interviewing her that because of the wealth she earned in prostitution
she purchased expensive beauty products that allowed her to play the part of an upper class woman
despite her middle class education and lower class background (Sadaawi Point Zero 14). As an object,
a simple manipulation of her appearance can alter her value. However her position is twofold. Not
only is she a commodity, but she is a laborer as well, performing a service for the acquisition of
money. Firdaus equates all female workers to prostitutes (Sadaawi Point Zero 124). In the eyes of the
patriarchy women are instruments of pleasure, passion, and sexual satisfaction, or receptacles for
bearing children, or commodities to be bought and sold in the marriage market (Sadaawi Hidden Face
77). A woman worked is still under the patriarchal control of the management and due to the
oversexed culture, her body is still abused. The female employee offers up her body to men above her
within the company for job security or a minimal pay raise. Firdaus resists objectifying herself in

What It Takes With Illegally Cross The U.s. -mexico Border
What it Takes to Illegally Cross the U.S. Mexico Border
It is the human nature to have a need to build a superior future for oneself and one s families. In cases
where people believe that they are not in a decent place and their future by all accounts is in shambles,
they are more willing to take risks and hopefully move to a better point. The same theory applies to
the people who are seeking to illegally enter the U.S. Many of those people have been disappointed
with the failings and shortcomings of their government. In addition, the expansion of drug cartel in the
country and rising violence has people on their knees deep in poverty without any opportunity to earn
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Hence, some of the women ingest birth control pills before they start the journey anticipating the
worst like rape to avoid unwanted pregnancies. Some women who are not raped, are forced or
expected to give sexual favors to the coyotes as a form of payment for the crossings (218). The illegal
crossing comes as a huge financial burden to attain the dreams of living a better life. Additionally,
people consistently and constantly expect and prepare for the worst case scenarios and pray that they
do not succumb to it. The migrants already recognize that they will be participating in a lengthy and
struggling hike in an unknown territory. However, instead of resting, their mind will be swamped
dreading the unknown. The female migrants suffer from a higher mental toll and pressure as they
worry about sexual abuse or being dumped in a fresh trade business on top of everything. Therefore,
the journey to cross the U.S. border is mentally draining and distressing to the travelers.
In the same manner, the quest to cross the border is demanding and challenging. On an average
summer, the temperature in the area rises above 120 Fahrenheit and lowers below 42 Fahrenheit
(Androff 165). Because of this extreme temperature and the number of miles that it takes one to cross
the border, it is about impossible to carry enough water to combat dehydration (Debuys 218). Diaz
was a biologist who was entranced with the prospective job that cultivated

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