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2. Misunderstood Fractures
Medline Plus defines a traumatic fracture as a trauma sustained by a fall or an auto accident; also
known as a broken bone, this is when the bone cracks or breaks during a high impact situation. The
traumatic fracture can also be stress fractures where the bone breaks due to overuse whereas a
compound or open fracture tend to cut through the skin. Compound fractures, unlike a closed or
simple fracture which is hard to see because it does not protrude through the surface. But one of the
most misunderstood fractures is the sacral fracture located at the bottom of the spine its noted on
Orthobullets website as being a fracture resulting from a neurologic compromise that affects both the
elderly and young adults alike. While pathologic fractures
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3. Panera Bread Company Swot Analysis Essay
Strengths of the Organization This case study identified many strengths Panera Bread has including
those dating back to Au Bon Pain Company; however, this section will only identify those strengths
associated with the current position of Panera Bread Company. First and foremost is customer service.
The company has been awarded with two major customer service awards including the J.D. Power and
Associates restaurant satisfaction study which ranked Panera Bread highest among quick service
restaurants in the Midwest and Northeast regions of the United States in all categories (C 162).
Customer loyalty is another key to Panera s success. Studies from the case show that Panera has a high
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Panera Bread s commitment to freshness could potentially serve as a weakness if one of their dough
distribution centers were temporarily unable to produce the required amount of fresh dough for the
locations it serves. Whether this be a processing issue or if the company was unable to use a key
ingredient because of food recalls or if an ingredient became more limited in supply, the company
would struggle to provide its full menu.
Opportunities in the Environment The biggest opportunity the case study presented was the untapped
markets that Panera could potentially expand to including large U.S. cities and in the international
markets. Exhibit three on page C 166 of the case study shows the markets where Panera Bread has
limited or no presence. Each of these cities provides potential opportunities for the company. With
Panera s high rate of return, in the sense of customers returning to the restaurant once they have tried
it once, the company needs to strive to get more first time customers in the door. To do this they need
to raise the quality of awareness . . . and boost trial dinning at multiple meal times (C 169). In addition
to getting first time customers the company also needs to strive to get customers to come in for meals
that they usually do not eat at Panera. For example, the case explained that most individuals who come
in for lunch will only consider
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4. The Impact Of Fragmentation Process On Genetic Diversity...
CHAPTER FIVE
5.0 The Impact of Fragmentation Process on Genetic Diversity and Gene flow.
Fragmentation impacts on gene and genetic function are likely to reduce ecosystem stability through
reducing resistance and resilience. Resilience describes the speed with which a system returns to its
former state after displacement, while resistance is its ability to avoid displacement to begin with
(Begon et al., 2005).
Forest fragmentation has three main effects on species diversity
a) Reduction of overall numbers of individuals
b) Reduction of mean population sizes as individuals are restricted to small fragments
c) Spatial isolation of remaining populations within a non forest like land use matrix.
The genetic results of these changes are mediated by their effects on the main genetic processes of
genetic drift, gene flow, selection and mating. These processes determine the amount of genetic
diversity found within a species and how it is portioned among individuals and populations across its
geographical range.
The three most obvious possible genetic effects of forest fragmentation are
a) Loss of genetic diversity at the population and species level
b) Change in inter population structure
c) Increased inbreeding.
These effects suggest several causes for concern. In terms of in situ conservation, low genetic
variation limits a species ability to respond to changing environmental conditions through selection,
while changes in inter population structure may alter the scale at which
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5. The Search For Prosperity In Mac s In Dubious Battle
In today s world, it seems everyone is fueled to work only towards the dream of wealth. Without the
promise of payment, people will turn their back on their neighbor without a second thought and
continue on the search for prosperity. In the novel In Dubious Battle, we meet Mac, a hard working
party member doing everything in his power to help struggling laborers make the wage they were
promised before setting out for the California apple orchards. Almost immediately after the strike
begins, Mac comes to the realization that there likely is no chance of the workers winning the strike,
yet he continues to fight for his beliefs. Some may interpret this as selfish for risking the lives of these
workers, however this is undoubtedly false as Mac risks his own life alongside the other strikers. Mac
also has no financial reward for helping with the strike and is spending his time educating the workers
a valuable lesson on how to strike that will help them in the larger strike that Mac sees ominously
approaching. From the moment Mac arrives on the apple orchard, we see that he is not afraid to risk
his own life for the sake of the party. In a conversation with Jim, Mac reveals how the party is larger
than any single member, no matter how important that member may be. Mac goes on to express that
he is willing to give up his own life in the wake of a larger, nation wide strike he foresees coming very
soon. Mac expresses this idea to Jim, saying if I go out now it won t matter. The
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6. Osmosis Diffusion Lab
Title
Osmosis : How Water Diffuses
Introduction
The plasma membrane, the outside barrier of the cell is selectively permeable, allowing certain
substances to cross more easily than others. When a cell is put in a solution, passive transport,
diffusion, and osmosis occurs. During passive transport, diffusion of a substance takes place across a
membrane without energy contribution, because of diffusion, the tendency for molecules to spread
out. Net movement allows substances to move in one direction. Many molecules and hydrocarbons
diffuse down the concentration gradient, moving from a high concentration to a low concentration.
Without diffusion, osmosis cannot occur, osmosis is diffusion of water. During osmosis in animal and
plant cells, tonicity, ability to cause a cell to gain or lose water, causes three different solutions,
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Questions
Explain why osmosis and diffusion are important to cells?
Osmosis and diffusion are important to cells because they do not require energy(ATP) to transport
molecules across, such as water and oxygen molecules, which are needed in the cell to function.
Without diffusion, osmosis cannot occur. And without osmosis, the water molecules is not a able to
move from a high concentration to a low concentration.
Describe what is meant by the term selectively permeable and explain the role of selectively
permeable membrane in osmosis Selectively permeable membranes main functions is to regulate the
movement of substances entering and exiting the cell. It allows the exchange of nutrients between the
cell and its environment. Osmosis allows the animal cell to stay at a isotonic solution allowing water
molecules to enter or exit to stabilize the cell to be able to stay at the right type of solution.
Describe the effects of hypertonic, isotonic, and hypotonic solutions on animal and plant
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7. Vermont Teddy Bear Company (VTBC)
Vermont Teddy Bear Company (VTBC) is a privately owned company founded in 1981 by John
Sorinto. Mr. Sorinto begin his successful business by selling and delivering hand sewn bears or
BearGrams out of a pushcart in the streets of Burlington, Vermont. Since that time, the company s
focus has been to design, manufacture, and direct market the best teddy bears made in America using
quality American materials and labor. Vermont Teddy Bear Company expanded its product base to
include a BearGrams plush toys, PajamaGrams apparel, TastyGram gourmet foods, and Calyx Flowers
floral arrangements. Vermont Teddy Bear Company sells mostly via its online store, printed mail order
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software can help VTBC manage customer data to
determine buying habits, coordinate its marketing strategy, forecast product sales, and interact quickly
with customers. Vermont Teddy Bear Company s marketing strategy is aimed at gift sales for
Valentine s Day, Mother s Day, and Christmas. Their marketing strategy is ineffective during off peak
times. Vermont Teddy Bear Company needs conduct market research and revise their marketing
campaign to capture a broader customer base than just holiday gift shoppers. There is a need for a data
warehouse to store the collected data and for data mining. Data mining can provide information on
customer buying habits, trends and target potential
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8. Essay on Dealing with Aggression
Dealing with Aggression
Abstract
We live in a society where aggressive acts happen every day, but do we really know what causes it?
How can we help ourselves and others to understand what aggression is? First off, we need to define
aggression, tell it s causes and effects and determine the best way to deal with it. For example,
aggression can be positive or negative, accidental or intended and physical or mental. Aggression is a
continuing behavior in our world today and I feel that it is very important that we try to start
controlling it now.
Aggression is a critical part of animal existence, which is a driving force to humans, as we too are
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Aggression can fall under a number of forms. Due to its relative nature, aggression is extremely hard
to isolate and study. A major distinction made in animal studies of aggression, and one that may well
have profound implications for human aggression, is the difference between offensive and defensive
aggression (Feshbach, Zagrodzka 1997). Much research has already been done indicating that
different brain sites mediate predation and defensive aggression. Aggression can take many different
paths. The act of hitting a wall to release aggression has some of the same roots as playing football
and enjoying hitting the quarterback. A child yelling at their parents could be equated in its
aggressiveness with someone honking their horn when they get cut off driving. Psychologist Arlene
Stillwell performed an experiment where she assigned ordinary college students at random to play the
role of a victim or a perpetrator in a small incident. Then she asked the students to describe the
situation that had just happened. What she found was that both victims and perpetrators deformed the
truth equally to present their sides in a better light. Victims would dwell on their lasting traumas from
the incident while the perpetrator might make the act seem like a one time action provoked by
insurmountable circumstances. The resulting implication is that aggression is in the eye of the
beholder
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9. Bacteria Lab
Lab Report: Unknown #1
Paola Rosales
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Professor Youssef
INTRODUCTION:
Bacteria are the smallest living organisms, they are prokaryotic and have a simple cell structure. They
do not contain a nucleus, and are unicellular. Bacteria are the most abundant microorganism. They are
among the earliest forms of life that appeared on earth billions of years ago. They can grow in
different temperatures and many exist naturally in our human flora, such as staphylococci. Growth
within different temperatures can range from 0 degrees Celsius such as psychrotrophs, to
hyperthermophiles who grown best above 70 degrees Celsius (Ritchey, Exercise 16). Bacteria have
many shapes, size, and multicell arrangements. The main bacteria shapes are cocci (spherical or ovoid
shaped), bacilli (straight rods), coccobacillus (short rods), fusiform bacillus (rod shaped bacilli with
tapered ends), vibrio (curved rods), spirillum (single spiral bacteria), and spirochete (if it is flexible
and undulating). Bacteria can form multicell arrangements, such as diplococcus (two cell
arrangements) (. Bacteria are usually named for their shape or multicell arrangement, but cannot be
truly identified by just those characteristics (Strelkauskas, Edwards, Fanhert, Pryor, 2016). Bacteria
can be classified by the way they stain. They are clear under a microscope and require staining to be
seen. To stain a bacteria, one takes a dye to color the cells. There are basic dyes that contain
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10. American Indian Religious Freedom Act
Prior to the Second World War, religious places remained untouched as they were mainly located in
rural areas. However, the period after the Second World War was characterized by an increase in
population, corporate farming, a more vibrant timber industry as well as an expanded recreational
industry. This change resulted in less respect for the public land, and the situation was made worse by
the proliferation of state and federal agencies that have no respect for the public land. It thus becomes
difficult for the Native Indians to have access to shrines as the politicians promulgated rules that
disregarded public land particularly places of worship. One such narrow minded law that has failed to
achieve its ultimate goal is the American Indian Religious Freedom Act that was enacted in 1978. The
law made it clear the government efforts of protecting the religious rights of the American Indians not
only to express their belief but also to practice this believes through traditional religion. However, this
law faced major blows especially on the corridors of justice where the Court viewed the Congress
action in enacting the American Indian Religious Freedom Act as efforts of the government to
establish a state religion.
Instead of the government respecting the right of the Indians to maintain their religious places, it
invokes its power as the custodian of the public land by claiming that it has the mandate of utilizing
any piece of public land for the benefit of the entire
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11. The Worst Damage Of Sonoma County
Earthquakes are something that happen every day all around the world. Most earthquakes are very
small and go unfelt, however every once and while there are massive earthquakes that cause
tremendous damage to life and property. Sonoma County has a lot of fault lines running through it.
These faults line are; the San Andreas Fault, the Rodgers Creek Fault, the Maacama Fault and the
Healdsburg Fault. Since 1855, there have been more than 140 earthquakes that have actually been felt
where we live in Santa Rosa Area Of the earthquakes that have cause damage, the worst damage was
caused by; 1906 San Francisco Earthquake, 1969 Rodgers Creek/ Healdsburg Fault Earthquake, 1989
Loma Prieta Earthquake, 1994 Northridge Earthquake. We should use the data of past earthquakes in
our area to help come up with a plan in case there is another major earthquake in Sonoma County.
Data suggests that there is a 63% probability of at least one magnitude 6.7 or greater earthquake
striking somewhere in the San Francisco Bay Area before the year 2032. The key to surviving and
earthquake is to be prepared. Earthquakes are caused when two blocks of earth suddenly slip past one
another. The surface where the two blocks slip is called the fault. The earthquake starts below the
earth s surface at the hypocenter, and the location above the hypocenter is called the epicenter.
Earthquakes can have foreshocks which is a smaller earthquake that happens before the larger quake.
Earthquake can also
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12. Alexander The Great Success
Alexander the Great is a popular figure back in the time of Greece s rise. His name still catches our
attention till this very day, it wasn t a normal occurrence for a young man, age, to conquer the known
world. Our goal is to learn what made Alexander the Great so great? He once said, There is nothing
impossible to him who will try. He definitely believed in achieving his goals not only for himself, but
for his empire to grow and be as successful as possible. Alexander was born to Phillip II of Macedonia
and Olympias, the princess of Epirus, in 356 BCE. As a young boy, Alexander did not see his father
much due to the fact that Phillip II was constantly with his army in battles. Olympias managed to
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The generals awaited the child s birth to determine what to do with the large empire, but had high
hopes to split it among the four of them. Roxana was said to send for Stateira II to be murdered to
ensure that Roxana s child for Alexander would get the throne. It is debated whether or not Parysatis II
was killed by Roxana as well, but many believe that Roxana would do whatever it took to make sure
Alexander IV would be Alexander the Great s successor. Later in 310 B.C. Roxana and the thirteen
year old Alexander IV were murdered to ensure the splitting of the kingdom among the generals was a
bulletproof plan. Thus ending Alexander the Great s son possibility of coming to know the empire his
father had built. In conclusion, saying Alexander the Great s legacy was amazing is an understatement.
To know that a man only took 13 years and managed to build an entire empire out of the whole known
world is to be something put in every history book. Alexander the Great earned his title because he
conquered the whole known world in thirteen years, had military strategies that outdid all the rest, and
was the strongest leader of his
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13. My Personal Experience With Heavenly Mother
Heavenly Mother, the New Jerusalem is the female image of God that gives eternal life in the Last
Days. For thousands of years people have known we have a Father in Heaven. What many still do not
know is that there is a prophecy being fulfilled right now, this very moment. This states that wo not
only have a Father in Heaven, but we also have a Heavenly Mother who is being revealed in the Last
Days to give us eternal life. I can truly believe in The New Jerusalem because I have personal
experience with her, the Bible clearly testifies about her as the spiritual life giver, and anyone can see
evidence of this fact even in nature.Through my personal experience with Heavenly Mother, I can say
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I came for the nest Sabbath day and that day I was baptized. That hole was filled, my heart was full,
and it knew that Heavenly Mother had saved my soul.Among the many prophecies in the Bible, one of
the most important is that concerning Heavenly Mother who gives life. Jesus came to this Earth about
two thousand years ago and he taught his disciples the way through which they could receive
salvation, that is, the Passover (Jn 6:53.) Even at that time hecould have given eternal life and taken
them to Heaven, but instead he told them to wait until the Last Days (Jn 6:54.) This is because that is
the time Heavenly Mother appears. In Matthew 22:1 10 Jesus told a parable, in which he compared the
Kingdom of Heaven to a wedding banquet. Being invited to thewedding banquet is the same as being
invited to the Kingdom of Heaven. To have a wedding there must be a groom, a bride, and guests. In
the parable there is a groom, and guests, but no bride even thoughthe bride is the most important piece
of a wedding. This is because she was not ready at Jesus s firstcoming, but at his second coming. That
s why Revelations 19:7 NIV says Let us rejoice and be glad and give him Glory! For the wedding of
the Lamb(Christ) has come, and his bride has made herself ready! The bride is ready in the Last Days.
Rev 21:9 10 say that this bride is the New Jerusalem coming down out of Heaven. Just as Jesus is not
a physical lamb, this Jerusalem is not
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14. Dungeons And Dragons
How Dungeons and Dragons Affects Social Anxiety and Cognitive Abilities Dungeons and Dragons is
a tabletop role playing game designed to fuel people s imagination creativity and other cognitive
abilities. Dungeons and Dragons or DnD for short is a great game for social interaction and
entertainment between friends and even strangers. One of the advantages of DnD is being able to
create connections with new people. The people that play DnD include a variety of different people,
other than just the stereotypical nerds, like Vin Diesel. DnD is more than just a game, it can be used as
a tool for therapy and learning/teaching. DnD emphasizes and rewards taking risks and being
cooperative with your teammates/party. It allows for people who are ... Show more content on
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Social anxiety is not fun, but maybe one day with the help of DnD people can eventually overcome it.
I believe that DnD will be able to help deal with mental afflictions like anxiety and depression. Many
people struggle with interacting with other people, but that is not a bad thing. It is unfortunate at some
times, but eventually they will have a bad social experience. DnD is not used to perfect their social
choices, but more to make sure they can cope with the bad choices. When they swing at that dragon
they better be know what they are getting into, and the same when they may be offered drugs. They
must make the right choice and hopefully DnD will help them through. Life skills are skills obtained
through experience, good or bad they always learn something. With DnD maybe the bad does not have
to have the same harsh consequences as real life. To summarize that is the main point of Dungeons
and Dragons, to make life not as
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15. Trade Agreements Facilitate The Free Exchange Of Goods And...
Trade agreements facilitate the free exchange of goods and services between nation states, and
contribute to varying degrees to complete economic integration between two or more states. Autarky
refers to a non trading status, a phenomenon rarely seen in today s increasingly integrated globe. The
steps taken to fully integrate are referred to as stages, a categorization that makes evident the
variability in degree of integration. At the first stage, a preferential trade area can be set up as a less
formal means of encouraging trade by enacting preferential tariffs to target specific countries exports
(usually developing countries), in addition to other unilateral trade benefits. Free trade areas are the
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NAFTA The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is an agreement among Mexico,
Canada, and the United States that removes trade tariffs between the three members. Along with the
removal of tariffs, NAFTA created the Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC), which
monitors the environmental impact of the agreement. NAFTA was signed on December 8, 1993 by the
Clinton administration, and the agreement went into effect on January 1, 1994. NAFTA has
significantly increased trade between the three countries. This agreement has increased exports for all
countries, while making imports cheaper. For example, the US accounts for 50% of Mexico s imports,
and it accounts for 51% of Canada s imports. The effects of NAFTA on the US economy were smaller
than predicted, and its effect is hard to separate from the general boom of the US economy during the
1990s and early 2000s. While many jobs were created during this period, some critics argue that job
creation and economic growth would have been even greater without NAFTA. Many economists have
done studies to quantify the welfare effects of NAFTA on its member states. One 2015 study estimated
the welfare effect of NAFTA on its member states. It found a welfare increase of 1.31% in Mexico, an
increase of 0.08% in the US, and a welfare decrease of 0.06% in Canada. Although these effects are
very modest, some argue that NAFTA has had more pronounced effects on specific sectors of these
countries
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16. The Dispute Between Biggie and Tupac
Michael Hovanetz ENGL 1102 Ambitions That Killed Many people are aware about the dispute
during the mid 90 s between the West coast and East coast rap stars Tupac Shakur and the Notorious
B.I.G. (Jordan, 2011). Taking over the West coast Tupac dominated his side of the map. While the
Notorious B.I.G. aka Biggie was representing the East coast with a new style of Rap that streamed
thought the city of New York. Fans from coast to coast have recognized the up coming new rap stars
and the talent that they have brought to Hip Hop. Each side of the coast supported either Biggie or
Tupac. With the new style of Gangsta Rap that had been introduce from Tupac and Biggie, the two
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Shortly after, Tupac was shoot and murdered in a drive by shooting in Las Vegas after he was leaving
the Grand hotel (Biography Channel 2013). Tupac was a very strong individual and wouldn t let
anything stop him from reaching the top or slowing him down. After Tupac was shot, he was
immediately rushed to the hospital. Unfortunately, he fought in the E.R. for six days until god had
taken his sole to the angels to let him Rest in Peace. Rumors of Biggie s involvement quickly took
place and began to spread. A few weeks after Tupac s murder, there was an anti violence convention
that was held in Harlem, New York. Biggie was one of the few rappers to not make and appearance at
the convention. This was not a good sign for Biggie and it seemed like he didn t care about the
convention and for Tupac s death. Fingers started to point towards him and Bad Boy Records. Evan
though Tupac was killed before he could find out who shot him, there still was a lot of drama that was
brought to Biggie. Fans, media, and Death row records were very disturbed about the shooting.
Having one of the best West coast rappers pass away before he could reach his full potential took a toll
on the West coast. Tupac wasn t just a rapper; he had a diverse rage in poetry and song writing, not to
mention he was also in the acting field as well (Lynskey, 2011). Tupac was a very strong, talented
young individual who never stopped trying to become the best
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17. Mlk s Letter To A Birmingham Jail
On April 16th ,1963, MLK wrote his well known Letter from a Birmingham Jail, in order to address
that if you believed in something, which was equality at that time, then you have a moral obligation to
do something about it. If one does nothing about the problem, then you are part of the problem itself.
This important message striked the Negro community with no alternative other than to fight for their
rights as citizens and human beings. Nevertheless, many believed that because MLK was not from the
City of Birmingham he possessed no rights to protest; however, MLK proved himself qualified by
stating that as the president of SCLC and similarities between him and apostle Paul, he had a moral
duty to fight the injustices of discrimination
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18. Essay The Role and Effectiveness of the Law Commission
The Role and Effectiveness of the Law Commission
The Law Commission is the main law reform body. It was set up in 1965 by the Law Commission Act
It is a full time body that consists of a chairman, 4 law commissioners, support staff to assist in
research, and 4 parliamentary draftsmen. The Law Commission is an independent, government funded
organisation, which reviews areas of the law that need updating, reforming or developing. It makes
recommendations to Parliament, and these recommendations are published in its report series. The
Law Commission helps ensure that laws provide effectively for the current and future needs of our
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This paper will describe the current law and shows the problems and also look for options on
reformation. Following this, the commission will draw up positive proposals for reformation which
will be presented in a report which sets out the research that led to the conclusions. Very often there
will be a bill attached to the report with intent that this is the way that the reform will come into effect.
Lastly, the bill has to enter parliament and has to go through the process from parliament to become
law. This is the aspect of law that creates back log of reforms because parliament often fail to consider
the reforms that are proposed.
The law commission can reform the law in many different ways. Firstly they can do it by repeal, this
is a way of tidying up statutes, they get rid of law, they pass Statutes Law Repeal Act 1995. Another
way they can reform the law is by consolidation, this brings all acts of parliament together on a subject
and put them under one piece of legislation. The final way they can reform law is by Codification.
This is when they bring all law together (common law and statute law) on one subject. This aspect of
law reform is set out in S.3 of the Law Commission Act 1965.
In order to judge the success of the Law Commission we have to consider the areas of law that were to
be reformed and whether those reforms were introduced. The law
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19. The Rhetorical Analysis Of The Onion
Do you have sore feet and feel like there is nothing that can stop or prevent your foot pain?
MagnaSoles are new shoe inserts for people just like you who have sore feet! Did you fall for these
tactics? Companies use these marketing tactics everyday to convince people just like you to buy their
product. In The Onion s press release, the author demonstrates the use of the rhetorical triangle, bold
diction and syntax, and vivid imagery to explain how Americans fall for marketing tactics companies
use. First, the author utilizes strategies from the rhetorical triangle to create a stronger argument about
how the company MagnaSoles convinces customers to buy their product using scientific research. The
text includes ethos to point out how marketing strategies establish the credibility of various speakers
within the text. It includes a thought from Dr. Arthur Bluni who is [...]the pseudoscientist who
developed the product for Massillon based Integrated Products. By appealing to credibility, companies
attract the consumers attention and convince them to buy this product. The author uses logos to
describe why customers should buy MagnaSoles. [...] features more than 200 isometrically aligned
Contour Points, states Dr. Arthur Bluni. This quote describes how the company convinces people to
buy this product with the use of scientific research, which makes customers feel that the product will
be effective. The use of the rhetorical triangle helps demonstrate how the author s use of ethos and
logos mocks consumers for falling for buying this product. Second, the author highlights bold diction
and syntax to display the message about how Americans fall for marketing tactics that companies use.
The word choice that the author uses supports the scientific research used and explains why
consumers buy this product. Dr. Wayne Frankel, who is the California State University biotrician who
discovered Terranometry states, [...] Earth s natural vibrational rate of 32.805 kilofrankels. This
example of bold diction explains Frankel s scientific research to show how customers are convinced to
buy this product by these word choices. The author uses very detailed word choice in the article to
help describe MagnaSoles and why people
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20. Housing And Urban Development Project Analysis
Introduction At the request of the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD), we, Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA), are happy to provide
feedback and suggestions on ways to modernize the Department. HUD has numerous programs that
are aimed at aiding strong, sustainable communities and community members, and IHCDA has
worked diligently to identify the main issues, complications and inconsistencies within HUD
programs that obstruct maximizing that mission. While IHCDA has articulated many short term fixes
to improve and make the programs function more efficiently, there is a much stronger need for a long
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This has been replaced with one hour Weekly Improvement Meetings designed to drive change for the
work group and to increase efficiency, productivity or just plain remove obstacles that become
annoying to the group. The daily huddles often provide topics for these meetings to cover in more
depth some headlines from the huddle (i.e. the huddle may notify staff that HUD has made a rule
change, but the CI meeting will cover how we implement the change as a team efficiently and
effectively). Again the agenda is driven by staff based on what they want to cover, what they find
critical, and what has the largest impact on them. Change Events These are cross functional teams
brought together for a period of two to four days to achieve some major change to a process, program,
policy, etc. The goal of these change events is to have a representative from every impacted
department, program, body, etc. on the team to ensure that the change will work for everyone.
Referred to as a rapid improvement event, teams first draft a charter to govern the event, then isolate
themselves and do not leave the team environment until the change(s) have been identified,
documented and an implementation plan is designed and ready for deployment. To date, IHCDA has
completed ten rapid improvement events. Several tools are utilized in
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21. The Competency Of The Educator
Students who are taught key skills and strategies in reading instruction often develop into more
proficient readers than those who are not provided with these skills in an explicit and systematic way.
As formal reading instruction for many students commences in the foundation year of school, it is the
role of the educator to model and explain the key components of literacy to students. Research on
effective reading instruction suggests that students benefit when they learn concepts of print,
phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension (National Reading Panel,
2000). Moreover, reading instruction needs to be supported by effective teaching strategies that
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Through a balanced approach, educators make decisions on individual student s literacy needs and
select appropriate instructional activities with the goal of developing, value, comprehension, and
enjoyment of reading (Cowan, as cited in National Education Psychological Service [NEPS], 2015, p.
8). However, research concludes there is no definitive description of what a balanced approach to
literacy means and they all have similar elements. To put it another way, effective educators of reading
instruction offer a print rich balanced reading program that incorporates explicit and systematic
instructions in concepts of print, phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and
comprehension. These reading skills develop as educators model and scaffold engaging activities, for
instance, read aloud s, shared, guided, and independent reading, rhymes, and songs. These activities
are the underpinnings of a successful literacy program (Winch, Johnston, March, Ljungdahl, Holliday,
2006, p. 155). A balanced reading approach also provides students opportunities to repeat and practice
skills as educators observe and assess student s abilities. Therefore, educators must explicitly instruct
literacy skills from foundation to year twelve because they are essential to academic growth.
Explicit teaching is a systematic and carefully planned approach that effectively teaches students the
key skills of literacy.
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22. Di Giovanni Essay
Di Giovanni, a senior foreign correspondent for The Times, lived through the Balkan wars in the
former Yugoslavia. This book focuses mainly on the conflict in Kosovo in 1999 but Di Giovanni also
reports on the situation from the initial dissolution of the country up until the attempt at
reconstruction. The author also provides the reader with the historical context of the wars, such as the
events since the death of Tito and especially since 1992. It was in 1991 that the Catholic dominated
Croatia and Slovenia declared themselves independent. This began the armed conflict between Croatia
and Slobodan Milosevic s Serb dominated Yugoslavia. Milosevic was not going to allow the country
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There are people in the streets running for their lives, some carrying mattresses. There are the refugees
freezing to death in the snow after being driven from their homes. A family of husband, pregnant wife
and seven children and the woman winds up delivering her baby in the snow. The author herself was
in danger constantly. Once she was pulled from her car by Serb goons and then she was threatened
with rape, torture and death. Her possessions were all taken from her although they were subsequently
returned to her. Still, the terror she felt is evident in her report. This is a history of the events but it is
also a condemnation against the international community that allowed these inhuman events to occur.
The powers in the world knew about Bosnian rape camps where Muslim girls and women were
repeatedly raped and tortured. They knew about the 7,000 Muslims massacred after they had been
protected by the United Nations forces and they did nothing. The killers were never brought to justice.
The Serbian government denied the reports but the UN knew about it and did nothing. There were
videotapes. Why, the author asks was nothing done when these events were known to have occurred.
This turning of the eyes away from the truth and reality of such horrendous inhumane events is a form
of madness in
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23. The Goal Setting And Attainment
Unit One Essay
Goal setting and attainment appears to be a straightforward proposal. You simply come up with an
obtainable goal and then you work hard to make it a reality. To begin with I give myself short term
and long term goals to achieve. Before I joined the Army my short term goal was to achieve the rank
of Sergeant (E 5). My next short term goal wasn t to just achieve the next rank of Staff Sergeant (E 6)
I wanted to aim a little higher and make Sergeant First Class (E 7) within eight years, which I did. My
long term goal was to ultimately make it to the rank of Sergeant major (E 9). This goal is going to be
harder to achieve, but I know as long as I work hard I will achieve that goal. Goals are great, but
without follow through these goals will never come to fruition. By breaking down goals into smaller
goals a person will gain confidence and can eventually turn those small term goals in long term goals.
I knew that I could not just jump to Sergeant Major and that s why I set small short term goals to
achieve that rank. What is going to make me successful not only in my career, but also in my everyday
life is accomplishing one short term goal at a time. To obtain a Goal it requires steps or processes to
achieve the desired outcome which, according to Tim Harford, includes failure.
In Tim Harford s book Adapt he accepts that in the path to success don t be afraid to fail in the
process. The consequence of disappointment makes versatility, which is a key
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24. Why I Hate Running
Although I hate running just as much as the next sane person, there is still a place that I can go that
makes me fall in love with running just as a toddler might with just about anything that shines or
squeaks: McAleer Road. To most people Mcaleer road is part of their daily routine to get them to and
from their job or to drop the children off at school; however, to me it is an escape. I can run the road
down and back in under a half hour in real time but to me it will feel like centuries. While running on
this specific road time seems to slow down; I have all the time in the world to clear my mind and think
deeper about events that have occurred in my life and in the world around me. Often times I find
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As I neared the middle my legs began to feel as though someone just poured a hip high level of
cement and I had to try to run through it. After realizing the immense pain my legs were in, I soon
realized that my lungs were the next thing to go. Just imagine having your lungs shrivel up into the
size of a pea and that is only part of the pain my body betrayed me with. As I neared the halfway point
on the seventh tenths of a mile long hill, I felt relieved that I was finally able to run on a lower grade
once more. For those who have not experienced this feeling, just imagine the feeling you get when the
pizza deliveryman finally arrives at your house with your steaming hot and delicious pizza. Now
combine that feeling with the excitement of a small child running down the stairs on Christmas. The
child, having received all he ever imagined and more, is overcome with such emotion which causes
him to burst with laughter. This combination of feelings is nowhere near how ecstatic I was to end my
uphill journey. This excitement is short lived as I once more continue my trek up the agonizing hill.
Only three steps from the plateau, I felt like I should just give up. At this point, a two week old baby
would have a better chance of running up the rest of the hill than I did; however, I remembered a story
that I used to read as a child. There was no particular reason for this memory
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25. Neonatal Nurse Research Paper
Neonatal Nurse I want to be a neonatal nurse who takes care of newborn infants who were born
prematurely. There are some procedures that may be needed for the care of the baby. What I know
about a neonatal nurse is that you need to have a four year bachelors and masters of science in nursing
degree. The reason I m interested in this career is because I want to save lives and make a difference
in the lives of the infants and their families. This career is something I will enjoy doing even if it can
be sad at times. The information I found out about a neonatal nurse was that their duties include
administering medications, monitoring vital signs and providing vital nutrients to newborns. Most
premature and sick newborns have lungs that aren t fully developed, the neonatal nurse must ensure
that infants are breathing and maturing properly. They provide complete care for babies, such as attend
deliveries, weigh and measure infants, bathe them and monitor their health. They also teach new
parents about newborn care and breastfeeding. Hospital work requires nurses to be composed, caring
and in control every second of their shift. Although neonatal nurses witness the miracle of birth every
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Premature babies typically have underdeveloped respiratory systems and problems maintaining body
heat, so they may be kept on a respirator or in an incubator. Although the neonatal period is the first
month after birth, these nurses often care for children up to age 2 who have long term medical issues.
While their primary focus is the health of the babies, neonatal nurses obviously will spend a lot of
time with anxious parents who are visiting their children in the NICU and must be able to calmly and
clearly explain the babies illnesses and treatment, as well as involve the parents in their
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26. Evidence Based Outcomes And Utilizing Findings
Evidence Based Outcomes and Utilizing Findings Evidenced based practice (EBP) is now considered
to be best practice but, although great strides have been made in applying the research in practice,
there is still progress to be made. EBP is central to delivering the highest quality healthcare and
ensuring the best outcomes for patients. However, EBP guiding the practice in healthcare systems is
not the norm in many healthcare systems across the United States (Melnyk Fineout Overholt, 2011).
The most overwhelming evidence for using EBP in practice is that is provides better outcomes in
patients and provides a higher quality of care. Therefore, patients are more satisfied, healthcare costs
are reduced and there is a reduction in differences in delivery of care according to geographic area
(Melnyk Fineout Overholt, 2011). Evidence based practice is defined by Polit and Beck (2012) as a
practice that involves making clinical decisions on the best available evidence which is usually from
disciplined research, while research utilization is using an aspect of a study for something else
unrelated to the original research. The two terms are sometimes used synonymously but there is a
distinct difference. In research utilization the emphasis is on translating the information into real word
applications. Evidence based practice (EBP) is broader than research utilization and incorporates
research findings with other factors (Polit Beck, 2012). Many factors work to either facilitate
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27. Beyond Fundamentalism
In the novel Beyond Fundamentalism: Confronting Religious Extremism in the Age of Globalization,
Reza Aslan argues that the war on terror is a cosmic war. Many people studying the issue make the
terrible mistake of overlooking the purpose of the radical jihadist groups located in the Middle East,
such as Al Qaeda and ISIS. Aslan states that although they present a frightening image by hurting and
killing infidels , one of their main purposes is to educate the world on their religious values/goals and
power. The leaders of these groups require no victory or prize to be won, but only the symbolism that
is learned from their extreme actions and sacrifices. The groups justify their devastating choices by
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Arguments have clearly been made to support and stand against that statement, but even after
reviewing the arguments with a refreshed glance at the issue I still agree with the statement of not
defining the war under cosmic means. The severity of this situation is beyond the ideas and values of
religion. Innocent people of both American and Middle Eastern countries are suffering throughout the
struggle of war. We cannot minimize these actions nor justify them in the name of god, whom many
will argue is not
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28. Tqm
Available online at http://www.journalcra.com
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CURRENT RESEARCH
International Journal of Current Research Vol. 3, Issue, 3, pp.149 153, March, 2011
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ISSN: 0975 833X
REVIEW ARTICLE TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN EDUCATION
1Jayakumaran, M. and 2Manoharan, C. 1Department of Management Studies, Kalasalingam
University, Virudhunagar (Dt.)
Tamil Nadu, India
2Department of Education, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
ARTICLE INFO
Article History:
Received 18th December, 2010 Received in revised form 21st January, 2011 Accepted 29th February,
2011 Published online 13th March, 2011
ABSTRACT
After Second World War the United States of America was forced to improve the production of ...
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Today it is in our best interest to encourage everyone s potential by dedicating ourselves to the
continual improvement of our own abilities and those of the people with whom we work and live.
Total Quality is, essentially, a win win approach which works to everyone s ultimate advantage.
According to Deming, no human being should ever evaluate another human being. Therefore, TQM
emphasizes self improvement process. In addition, this principle also laminates to the focusing on
students strengths, individual learning styles, and different types of intelligences. A System of
Ongoing Process The third pillar of TQM as applied in education is the recognition of the organization
as a system and the work done within the organization must be seen as an ongoing process. The
primary implication of this principle is that individual students and teachers are less to blame for
failure than the system in which they work. Quality speaks to working on the system, which must be
examined to identify and eliminate the flawed processes that allow its participants to fail. Since
systems are made in the quality of those processes largely determine the quality of the resulting
product. In the new paradigm of learning , continual improvement of learning outcomes replaces the
outdated teach and test mode. Leadership The fourth TQM principle applied to education is that the
success of TQM is the responsibility of top management. The school teachers must
30. Were All Australian Now Poem Analysis Essay
We re all Australian now poem analysis
Good morning/Good afternoon boys and girls aboriginal elders and Mrs. Brown
Andrew Barton Banjo Paterson (17 February 1864 5 February 1941) was an Australian bush poet,
journalist and author. He wrote many ballads and poems about Australian life, focusing particularly on
the rural and outback areas, including the district around Bin along, New South Wales, where he spent
much of his childhood. Banjo Paterson s, We re all Australians now was published in 1915. His largely
optimistic and patriotic poem inspires readers of the Australian community to embrace unity.
We re all Australians now draws the reader to see the war from a positive Australia home front
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This change of pronouns gives a sense of the other , a separate entity. Through this otherness, he
betrays a feeling of superiority. His sometime overuse of victorious terminology shows complete
silencing of the actual circumstances of the war, which then sounds slightly superficial, therefore
betraying superiority.
Paterson s other purpose of this text is to promote nationalism amongst Australian men, persuading
them to enlist. He deliberately emphasises on how everyone in Australia is an Australian, through this
line English, Scotch, and Irish bred, They re all Australians now! This would make everyone at the
time feel obliged to join.
His victorious tone also conveys also conveys the glory and honour that accompanies being a soldier.
The actual hardships of the war which would dissuade enlisting if mentioned, is deliberately silenced
by Paterson.
The careful choices of literary devices Paterson had successfully conveyed his underlying purpose to
the reader. This text also paints a picture of the mood of one of the facets of Australians in the war
which is the main focus of this poem.
Australia takes her pen in hand
To write a line to you,
To let you fellows understand
How proud we are of you. From shearing shed and cattle run,
From Broome to Hobson s Bay,
Each native born Australian son
Stands straighter up today. The fisher boys dropped sail and oar
To
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31. The Between Saxons And Franks
Out of all German tribes Saxons stood out not only as highly aggressive and warlike, but very also as
much committed to pagan cults. The borderline between Saxons and Franks was very vague, except in
a few places, where large forests or mountain ridges intervened and made the bounds certain, the line
between ourselves and the Saxons passed almost in its whole extent through an open country
(Einhard, 2013); murders, robbery and arson were a daily routine. In order to stop that Charlemagne
waged the first war against Saxons in 772. During this period, Charlemagne made attempts in bringing
Christianity to Saxons and finally got them destroyed as a culture, and they would never again rebel.
(Knox, 1999). He did it not only with fire and sword, but also with violent and culture destroying set
of laws called Capitulary of Saxony.
Charlemagne tried hard to integrate Saxons into his empire. However, at that time, integration always
meant the destruction of the old ways. During the first campaign in 772, Charlemagne captured the
castle of Eresburg and destroyed the holy site of Irminsul. Consequently, Charlemagne received the
submission of local chiefs, but they quickly ignored their oaths to receive missionaries and to send
tribute payments to the Christian king (Knox, 1999). As a result, Franks army returned in 775 and
defeated everyone who opposed them. After that, all chiefs were forcibly baptised; Capitulary of
Saxony, the document which proclaimed death to anyone, who
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32. Have Smartphones Destroy A Generation Essay
Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation Besides the cell phone, does technology really affect us in
our society? Today s generation of teenagers are using smartphones much of the time. Researchers
also found that many teenagers are using more smartphones. This constant use of technology has had
negative effects on today s youth. Constant use of technology by teenagers is harmful because it
causes depression and affects education Jean M. Twinge proved that showing the bar graph of using
smartphones during the day and night; they found lots of impact. Smartphones have defined the
characteristics of the millennials; this is why it has led to changes in the society. The author has been
researching the use of smartphones with this generation for 25 years and has found that this
characteristic has come to define this generation. This generation has been increasing since the baby
boomer era that occurred after World War II, which started in 1939. Twinge was interested in studying
the millennial generation to find as much information as she could. She explains that she found out
that the excessive use of smartphones changes teen behaviors and emotional states. She also showed
us her analyses data to show us the differences. She explains there is a big difference between the
millennials and the predecessors like the way they view the world. It is not about only their behavior
they had that was the difference but also how they spent their time. In 2012, Americans
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33. Application Of Dgs For Local Network Stability
Introduction: Due to increased concern on energy crisis and environmental issues, power industry is
shifting their power production from conventional power sources to renewable energy sources, and is
incorporating it into the grid utility in the form of distributed generations (DGs). The application of
DGs can enhance reliability and stability of the local network, and can reach benefit to the supplier by
reducing system losses and investment on a new transmission line due to increased power
consumption [1]. Power generation in the form of DGs for local and grid utility can create issues as
many as it may solve. Therefore, a microgrid concept is evolved to coordinate among sources, loads,
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Inverters are able to supply controlled voltage and frequency depending on the control algorithms [3].
The characteristics of inverters are significantly different from the conventional generators; therefore,
specific control algorithms are required for a stable microgrid operation [4, 5].
There are a number of publications on droop based control for facilitating high reliability and avoiding
complexity of a supervisory control system [6, 12]. The droop based control algorithms are popular
due to their coordination capability among various power rating units together with flexibility and
reliability. The concept of droop based power control is valid for the both high voltage (HV)
transmission line and low voltage (LV) distribution line, although it has some limitations.
Problem formulation: To achieve consumer satisfaction in power supply and harness renewable
energy, microgrids design and control are essential issues for reliable operation. As the characteristics
of the distribution network and high volume power electronics penetration into the network are
significantly different from the conventional power system, several issues are raised. Some of the
issues, which are a promised field for future research, are described shortly below:
Distribution network: In a LV distribution network, the well known P/f droop control requires much
more effort than the P/V droop because predominated resistive network that naturally connects active
power with
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34. Case Study The Trap-Ease Mousetrap
The Trap Ease Mousetrap
If a man [can]... make a better mousetrap than his neighbor...the world will make a beaten path to his
door.
True, but only if the world perceives more value in it than the next door neighbor s.
Statement of the Problem
Despite the publicity and the proven uniqueness of Trap Ease mousetrap, both demand and sales fall
radically short of expectations. The purpose of this analysis is to identify the root of the problem and
how it can possibly be solved.
Price
It was stated in the article that the Trap Ease was approximately five to ten times more expensive than
the standard traps already present in the market. This is largely due to the innovative concept of
trapping mice in a mess free method, and not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The target market does not seem to be comfortable using such an expensive tool for everyday mice
control. Furthermore, the product has been introduced as something disposable. If customers had to
buy these mousetraps and use them only for a brief period of time, they would certainly not pay five
times as much if a cheaper one is available.
Product
Though change is constant, most people are not used to welcoming it with eagerness and enthusiasm.
So too with new products. It would take much effort and creativity for new products to penetrate a
market that already consists of similar merchandise. How a new product will fare would rely highly on
several factors such as quality, design, features, brand name, packaging, and services offered.
With its proven usefulness and effective trapping mechanism, the traditional mousetrap has very well
gained its niche in society over the years. Trap Ease, possessing a rather unique approach to mouse
trapping, offers quality inventories made of plastic which guarantees the full proof mechanism.
Its design and features enable consumers to avoid having direct physical contact with the mouse
throughout the whole ordeal of setting up, trapping, and disposing of the revolting creature. Opposite
this is the traditional mousetrap where one has to personally pull the metal spring bar to set the trap.
Once a mouse is locked in,
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35. Connotations Of A Graffiti Artist
You see it everywhere. You see on buses, on walls, on trains, everywhere. It has made many gawk
while others just don t see a reason to it. Graffiti has many connotations, some good and some bad. It s
the thrill that drives these crazy risk takers to get their names known. Seeing graffiti through the eyes
of an artist who only sees his masterpiece. Graffiti has been here longer then you think. Though you
may see destruction of property he only see his art and freedom of expression. Being a graffiti artist is
about feeling the rush of a finished masterpiece and not getting caught. Some are the quieter type but
are still well known. It has been here since the 1960s.
Despite graffiti having roots in ancient Greek and Roman culture, graffiti writing emerged in the
1960s in Philadelphia and marked a shift from the gang related, territorial graffiti that flourished in
earlier years toward the rising prominence of graffiti (Mettler 2012). Even in the 60s there was a
difference in the graffiti world. The negative connotation were about claim what was yours. While
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These are when Graffiti artist go from playing the game to getting paid for their masterpieces. Some of
the well known graffiti artists who now got paid for their work were grateful for it because it got them
through school. It makes you think whether or not that once they were caught and got paid for their
work, if it made them love the game or loss their passion. Most might say that it made them love it
more because they didn t have to worry about getting caught. While others say that they rather be
incognito and continue to play the
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36. The Demon Lover, An Analysis Essay
In The Demon Lover, by Elizabeth Bowen, Kathleen Drover returns to London from her house in the
country in order to gather some things that she and her husband had abandoned during the bombings
of the war. It is a humid, rainy day in late August and her once familiar street is now mostly deserted.
The caretaker of her house is supposed to be out of town for a week and her arrival is assumed
unknown. Mrs. Drover enters the old musty house and discovers a letter addressed to herself and it is
marked with the present date. Curious to know if the caretaker is back in town and a little annoyed by
the letter seeming to have no urgency in being mailed to her, she proceeds upstairs to her old bedroom
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When she was nineteen she made a promise to her fianc #233;, who her mother claimed was set on
her, not in love. A couple months after he left for war he was reported missing and presumed dead. At
thirty two she met and married her current husband and had children. Now, it seems that the demon
wants his fianc #233; to keep her promise. Bowen may have chosen to give her the last name of
Drover, because a drover is someone who herds animals to market and it seems as though her fate will
meet the same demise as the demon takes her away. Mrs. Drovers internal conflict occurred when she
did not come through on the promise that she made and now, it seem she can not even recall what the
promise was. She is faced with an external conflict as well because she will no longer have her family.
She is in the hands of a demon. The third person objective point of view forces the reader to conclude
for themself what is really happening. We can not hear her thoughts so it is impossible to know if she
really remembers this so called promise. The two main elements that really work together to make this
story felt by the reader are setting and language. The excellent use of literal imagery evokes the
readers senses and sends a chilling feeling of suspense and terror down the spine, thus, creating the
perfect setting. A sense of uneasiness is created
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37. The Pros And Cons Of President Donald Trump
How the biopsychosocial method can be used to influence people and is there a viable comparison to
President Donald Trump, and so consequently, could Donald Trump be mentally unfit for the office of
the presidency by virtue of lack of mental health, making him a possible danger to himself and us?
Okay, let s begin with an obvious reason why Donald Trump appealed to our brains...
Big companies spend millions on advertising because they know it takes a minimum of seven
encounters with a brand before a buying decision can be reached. The more we are exposed to a brand,
the more we like it. As brands are exposed to us more and more, the physiology of our brains is altered
in such a way that makes it easier for us accept and even prefer those brands next time we encounter
them. This is why that song we hated at first grows on us after it receives constant radio play. Trump is
a brand and The Donald is its celebrity spokesperson. After invading reality TV with The Apprentice,
he proceeded to take over the news media. Love him or hate him, everyone was talking about him at
every stage of the campaign process. He dominated the headlines for months. Hillary, although a
celebrity in her own right, still couldn t compete with the Donald Trump attention magnet media
phenomenon. Donald Trump as well reiterated in major swing states, If he doesn t win Florida, he can
t win the Presidency. And, No Republican candidate has ever gotten to the White House without
winning Ohio.
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38. Essay on George Washington Carver
George Washington Carver was born into slavery January of 1860 on the Moses Carver plantation in
Diamond Grove, Missouri. He spent the first year of his life, the brutal days of border war, between
Missouri and neighboring Kansas. George was a very sickly child with a whooping cough, which later
lead to his speech impediment, and he was tiny and puny. George s father, James Carver, died in a
wood hauling accident when he was bringing wood to his master s house one day. George was sick a
great deal during his early years. In 1861, when George was one year old, raiders kidnapped him and
his mother with horses from their home in Missouri. Moses Carver, Mary s master, heard that a
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A few years later George decided to leave the Carver s and go on with his education. He set out and
ended upon the farm of a family, Christopher and Mariah Watson, who became his foster parents.
While under the Watson s care, George attended the colored school of Neosho. From age 10, his thirst
for knowledge and desire for formal education led him to several communities in Missouri and Kansas
Later he moved to Fort Scott, Kansas to attend High school. In 1890, to Indiana, Iowa were he
enrolled at Simpson College to study piano and painting. In 1891 he got admission in Iowa State
University and gained his BS in 1894 and MS in 1897 in Bacterial Botany and Agriculture .
Meanwhile he also took art and piano lessons. In 1894, Carver qualified for an opening, in Iowa, on
the faculty as assistant botanist in the experiment station. Carver devoted special attention to bacterial
laboratory work in systematic botany. He also collaborated with Dr. Pammell, an eminent botanist, on
two publications: Treatment of Currants and Cherries to Prevent Spot Diseases, and Fungus Diseases
of Plants at Ames. In 1985, Dr., as he was known as, George Washington Carver was sent a request
asking him to accept the Chair of Agriculture at the Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College in
Westside Mississippi. While in Mississippi George really learned about Jim Crowism through the
people
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39. Essay on Child and Young Person Development
Assessment Task TDA 2.1 Child and Young Person Development Task 2 2.1. Describe with examples
the kinds of influences that affect children and young people s development, including: * Background
* Health * Environment Background Children will come from a diverse range of backgrounds
including family environments, cultures and circumstances. A child is at school from a very young age
to late teens and during this time many families will go through significant changes, such as: divorce,
new sibling, losing a parent/grandparent, illness, moving house or school or even moving country
sometimes however schools may not always be aware of these changes. Any one of these happenings
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Assessment Task TDA 2.1 Child and Young Person Development Task 2 2.2. Describe with examples
the importance of recognizing and responding to concerns about children and young people s
development. It is essential that anyone working with children can identify if a child is having
problems and might need extra support, this can be achieved through careful observation in the
classroom and playground. If, a teaching assistant or adult in school, were to have any concerns about
a particular child they should initially go to the class teacher and share their thoughts but it is
important that they maintain as much confidentiality as possible and would need to find an appropriate
time to discuss this. This should then be brought up with the pupil s parents in a sensitive way and at
an appropriate time, e.g. parent s evening. Assessment Task TDA 2.1 Child and Young Person
Development Task 3 3.1. Identify the transitions experienced by most children and young people. All
children go through phases of transition i.e. periods of significant change that can affect development
or behaviour. School education is an obvious example of this, transitions include starting pre school
followed by the transfer to primary school, then secondary school and possibly onto further education.
Some may experience changes in their
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40. Eco Tourism in Australia
In Twenty First Century, pollution is a big issue in over the world so people are carefully pay more
their attention on protecting the environment than ever. Therefore, ecotourism has been introduced to
customer by many tourism businesses include hotel, resort, airline or safari. This essay will compare
and contrast some tourism business s sustainable programs such as Eco Beach Resort, Habitat HQ
Hostel and Qantas Airline. Then it will discuss the impacts of these sustainable options may have on
the consumer s decision process.
Now people very care how their activities can impact to the environment. People want to live close the
wildlife and less impact to the environment. To participant in world protecting environment, many
tourism businesses try to introduce their green program to their customer. The essay compares three
different types of tourism businesses and their green programs.
First of all, it is Eco Beach Resort which is located in Broome, West Australia. This is completely one
hundred percent eco resort. According to their website (Eco Beach Resort, 2014), their mission is
providing high standard and fabulous wilderness experience to the customer and trying to leave less
impact on the surrounding landscape. There are 25 eco villas and 30 luxurious styles eco tents. The
structure and design of the resort bring customer closer to the nature with native bush garden, bamboo
floor boards, composite eco decking and to maximise the flow of fresh ocean breezes and the
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41. Descriptive Essay On Having A Dog
Dogs become vital to you, they are something you wouldn t ever give up. My dog, Carly has taught
me so many life lessons, even when she can t even talk. Likewise, She has taught to be a kind,
positive, selfless human being. Yes, having a dog may be challenging, stressful work, but in the end, it
s all worth it. Ever since I was a little girl I have always wanted a dog. When I was about three, my
cousins unexpectedly lost their chocolate lab, Bailey. I don t remember Bailey, but I do remember
when they brought home a yellow lab puppy named Tess. The moment I laid eyes on Tess, it sparked
something inside me and from that point on, I had a desire to one day have my own dog. I included a
dog on my Christmas and birthday lists for five years, but every year I was left with disappointment.
Nevertheless, my parents were warming up to the idea of having a dog, evaluating different breeds to
try and find a fit for our family. Eventually, my parents took us to look at dogs, but none of them
seemed to suit our needs. It was late afternoon on an enjoyable, mild June day at the baseball field. As
we commenced our journey home I realized we were headed in the wrong direction.
Where are we going? I asked, looking at my parents in confusion.
We are going to look at some puppies, Mom explained excitedly.
Realization dawned on me. We were getting a puppy! What kind of dog are we going to look at? I
questioned with excitement.
A cockapoo, stated Mom anxiously.
I looked at my
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42. Key Role For The User Authentication
Section 1
Introduction:
User Authentication plays the key role for the users to make use of the resources available in any
given Environment. With the advancements in technology, it has become quite easy for a person to
find out ways to access the data of the other person. It is very important to verify the true identity of
the person trying to access his/her data. The concerned organization or the business group has to make
sure that the person trying to access is the right user of the data and care must be taken in such a way
that the resources are not used for the wrong purposes. Making use of the correct resources by the
right person in a right way is the purpose behind the authentication. A customer is mainly concerned ...
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Whereas CBAT, a hardware based solution is the technology which is implemented in the user s
system, and it tries to evaluate the user by executing the logic implemented. The purpose of this
survey is to highlight the various authentication methods with their advantages and disadvantages and
to provide awareness to the individuals, so that suitable authentication method can be used in the
correct scenario.
Section 2
The Biometric Feature authentication is the simplest method that analyzes the way the user types at
the terminal by monitoring the keyboard inputs and identifies the users based on the habitual typing
rhythm patterns. The core idea behind this approach is that the biometric features are unique to an
individual and they cannot be imitated by any other person and they are unchangeable. The feature
used is Typing Biometrics. After the user types the target string password, Four features (key code,
two keystroke latencies, and key duration) were analyzed, combined and compared against the default
samples which are already present in the adaptive mechanism template of the system, thereby
authenticating the correct user. The advantage of this approach is its low cost, but it is limited to very
few numbers of users and the main disadvantage is that this method is not effective if the length of the
password is less than ten.
Gesture based and Lip feature based Representation approaches does
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43. reseach about students study habits
This research work would not have been made possible without he whole hearted support, assistance
and guidance of some people who have attended and extended their effort to us. However, we, the
researchers wish to express our profound gratitude. In the very beginning we would like to express our
gratitude to our instructor, Ms. Jennylyn E. Mejia, for her valuable guidance and supervision. We are
also grateful to Mr. Efren Gavina who helped us in the statistical analysis of this research. Our thanks
go as well to the teacher education students who had served as our respondents to make this research
worthwhile. Likewise, to the PSU Faculty and Staff headed by Prof. Simeon C. Cabansag the College
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4. It determines the learners motivation since success leads to success and high spirits. Due to this
special status given to achievement, researchers in education have been tempted to investigate factors
affecting it. Therefore the researcher believes that shedding light on some of these factors may help in
finding a solution to this problem and in upgrading the level of students achievement. Ebel (1972)
claims that the variables most directly related to students achievement are Socio economic status of
the family and the socio economic background of the other students in the particular school whereas
Bloom (1976) believes that achievement is affected by interest, attitudes, self concepts and mental
health. Being convinced in the influence of such variables on achievement, the present researcher has
chosen four variables to be the core of his research study. In fact, he will investigate the contribution
of these independent variables to the defendant variables, which is students achievement in English.
The variable the researcher had chosen is the students study habits. Statement of the Problem Students
low achievement in English is a challenging phenomenon which has a negative effect on teaching and
learning process. Mostly, University English majors, and after their graduation, will seek different jobs
mainly in the educational field .Hence, various sections of the society will be affected in a way or
another by
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44. The Four Concepts Of Symbolic Interactionism
Symbolic interactions are a major part of how we socialize with others. It happens every day without
us even realizing it. There are many concepts that assist in the formation of symbolic interactions, but
to better understand them, we need to apply them to social settings. The four concepts of social
interactionism theory I chose to observe at the social settings of my choosing were; definition of
situation, symbols, front regions, and role playing. These concepts often interrelate as they all are a
part of each other. To better understand these concepts, they were applied to two different social
settings which were the bar and mass at the Catholic church. The concepts will be defined and
reviewed in the order above.
When we refer to definition of situation, we are referring to what the entrance of the social setting
encompasses. We look at what are the norms, the rules, and what is acceptable in that setting. For
example, when I was entering the bar, there were people outside smoking. To be able to walk through
the front doors, there was a man who one had to give an ID to so he could check the age to allow the
person to get in. When I walked through the doors, there were people sitting at tables in groups of
three to five people on the left who would look to see who was entering the bar. On the right side of
the bar, there were four people playing foosball and two people at each pool table. As I continued to
the back, there were people sitting at the bar visiting.
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45. Loyalty Is A Virtue. As A Family One Goes Thru Good And
Loyalty Is a Virtue As a Family one goes thru good and difficult experiences, but usually family
support helps to find a solution or to understand the situation. In Brother, I m Dying by Edwidge
Danticat, Danticat introduces her family and the experiences that she and her close relatives go thru in
life. Due to the circumstances Danticat and her bother Bob stay in Haiti almost their entire childhood
while their parents live in The United States. Although Edwidge s parents left her and her brother in
Haiti with their Uncle Joseph, her father s brother, and Tante Denise, his wife, for many year, Edwidge
still retains loyalty to her parents. Danticat and her brother Bob are raised by Uncle Joseph and Tante
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When Danticat is seven years old, her parents return to Haiti. Danticat s parents do everything is
possible to take their kids back and take them to live with them in New York. As soon as her parents
are in Haiti, they go to the consulate to file paperwork for Bob and Danticat s petition. At first,
Danticat does not know how to react towards her parents return. Besides the fact she and Bob have not
seen her parents in long time, now there are two more members in the family, Kelly and Karl. Danticat
does not pursue she feels rejected from her parents, but she recognizes that it is difficult for her to
express her feeling to her relatives. She is a caring person, although she is very young, she cares about
other people s feelings. She thinks that if she tells her parents how much she misses them she would
hurt them or make them feel guilty for leaving her in Haiti, so she decides to keep her thoughts with
her. In society, the individual builds confidence and loyalty with others in his or her surroundings, and
it increases because of the relation day by day. In Danticat s case, she is leaving Haiti for reunite with
her parents and brothers in New York. For almost ten years, she has lived with Uncle and Tante
Denise, and other children that her Uncle and Tante Denise have looked after, and she has built a
relationship with them,
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46. Summary Of How Immigrants Changed America
America is filled with diverse people, citizens and immigrants. It s a country that has welcomed many
cultures, languages, and people from different parts of the world. Immigrants are the reasons why
America is changing into a colorful country and it wouldn t be known for it s importance known
today. Significant changes that occur when immigrants come to America are new cultures, changes in
the economy, and changes towards visas and green cards.
Immigrants changed America by bringing in new cultures. In Vincent J. Cannato s article, How
Americans Became Italian, it explains how America gained many things from the Italian culture, such
as food, music, and films. Vincent J. Cannato states, The Italian American experience reminds us that
immigration is a process of transformation for the individuals and for American society. That bilateral
cultural evolution will continue to mold who we are as a nation, (Cannato). Like Italians, many other
countries are shaping America with all the different cultures. Today, Americans combine varying
cultures into their lives.
Next, immigrants changed the economy. In the article, Why American Cities Are Fighting to Attract
Immigrants , Ted Hesson explains the development made in the economy by immigrants. He states
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In the article, The Philosophical Differences on Immigration Between Canada and the U.S., Alexia
Campbell explains, In the United States, where the general population is nine times larger than Canada
s, immigration is a much more polarizing issue, with many perceiving foreigners as a threat to the
American workforce, (Campbell). She expresses the negative facts about what some Americans
believe. However, many immigrants worked so hard to get to where they are in America. Immigrants
are not trying to take over the economy. They are fighting to be safe, to be happy, and to survive the
hardships they ve faced in their
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47. Analysis Of The Movie High Strung
Movie Title: HIGH STRUNG (American drama movie)
Introduction
The Title of the move is High Strung, an American drama film written and produced by Janeen and
Michael Damian, while it is directed by Michael Damian. The production date for the movie was
March 2014 to April 2015, in Bucharest, Romania and New York City, USA. It was released on
February 6th, 2016 (SBIFF), April 8th,2016 (United Sates) which have a runtime of 96mins. The main
cast and character of the movie includes the following;
Cast Character
Keenan Kampa Ruby
Nicholas Galitzine Johnny
Sonoya Mizuno Jazzy
Jane Seymour Oksana
Richard Southgate Kyle
Paul Freeman Kramrovsky
Marcus Emmanuel Mitchell Hayward
Maria Morgenstern Markova
Anabel Kutay April
The Figures for the movie includes;
Domestic Box Office $53,447
International Box Office $1,001,923
Total: $1,055,370.
Story
My first impression about the movie was about the first scene for both lead actors, it was a great mind
lifter which kept me active and fully sensitive throughout the movie, it sent a message to my brain to
not miss a moment in this movie because it would be amazing and it was. Every single minute was
worth it. I must say it is highly entertaining which distracts the audience from thinking about wanting
more background from the characters but not bad as a romance drama musical movie. Like I said
earlier, the first articles
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48. Black Lives Matter Persuasive Speech
The Black Lives Matter movement has been around for several years, but this year, something has
majorly sparked up more of the movements controversy. This is an international activist movement,
originating in the African American community. This Black Lives Matter movement campaigns
against violence and systemic racism towards African Americans. Racial justice activists are
concerned that the cause is being slaughtered by the case emerging form the football stadiums. Colin
Kaepernick made headlines by remaining seated during the National Anthem at a NFL football game.
From inspiration, the MLB, Major League Baseball, followed suit. The Oakland Athletics catcher
Bruce Maxwell took a new. Many Americans were outraged, claiming that standing for the anthem is
honoring those who have fought for America. These protest are not helping the fight of Black Lives
Matter, it is only helping to guide negative attention towards the movement.
The National Football League players have recently been doing more than just playing football,
including several other sports. They have all began using their platform and status to raise awareness
of issues affecting minorities in the U.S., but why they are sitting does not relate to the National
Anthem. On September 12, 2016, Colin Kaepernick, a former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, sat
during the National Anthem. 13 months later, Oakland Athletics catcher Bruce Maxwell took a knee to
the Anthem. Maxwell said, I m kneeling for the people who
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49. Miley Cyrus Research Paper
Miley Cyrus is hosting the 2015 MTV Music Video Awards, which will broadcast on August 30th at
9pm (Eastern standard time). The pop singer made the announcement on social media via Instagram.
Cyrus posted a double sided photo; one photo featured her wearing an alien mask while wearing a sign
that read, MTV won t let me perform. The other photo showed Cyrus without the alien mask with a
sign that read, So I m hosting this year s VMAs. The pop singer has not performed at the VMAs since
2013, for which she famously appeared onstage with Robin Thicke. Thicke performed his big hit
Blurred Lines, while Cyrus twerked while sporting very little clothing. The awards show has not had a
host in three years; the last hist was Kevin Hart in 2012.
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