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A Brief Look at Kevin Andrew Lynch
Kevin Andrew Lynch Kevin Andrew Lynch has been instrumental in more than one ways and he has
shaped our society in ways that nobody would have thought possible prior tot his. He is of the opinion
that the world is a changing place and it has been changing since the time of the industrial revolution
and that this is an ongoing process. He thinks that it is going to continue for the next half a century or
so and until then the things will be quite rapid paced. The idea is that be it rural or urban the areas
have to be accessible and anything and everything that has in store something good for the people
would have a lot of value for the people. Someone might be gaining out of it all and someone else
might be at a loss but that is the way the world function. There is always a flip side to every coin and
it is something that cannot be avoided. But there has been a notable influx towards the urban areas and
this is something that has been common to the entire world and it will continue to be this way for all
the times to come. Kevin believes that it is up to us to be stern and astute in our approach. Things may
change and people might find it difficult to adapt to the changes but the changes come about in the
first place because the
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Build Yak
Build a yak and describe how it s adapted to live in cold, harsh mountain environments. NGSS 2 LS4
1 Make observations of plants and animals to compare the diversity of life in different habitats. NGSS
K 2 ETS1 1 Ask questions, make observations and gather information about a situation people want to
change to define a simple problem that can be solved through the development of a new or improved
object or tool. NGSS K 2 ETS1 2 Develop a simple sketch, drawing or physical model to illustrate
how the shape of an object helps it function as needed to solve a given problem.
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.MD.A.4 Measure to determine how much longer one object is than
another, expressing the length difference in terms of a standard length unit. CCSS.ELA
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They also produce milk which is made into cheese and butter by the Himalayan people. The thick
hairs of their coats are also collected and spun into wool, which is made into super warm wool
sweaters to help those living in the Himalayas fight against the cold of the mountain. The yak s
thickest fur is found on their tail, but what could you make out of something thicker than a wool
sweater? Well, the Chinese are known for using the tail hairs to make fake beards and mustaches for
actors in operas and plays! 1. We talked about how yaks can stay warm in cold temperatures, but what
other adaptations would an animal need to survive in the high mountain altitudes? 2. Even though
yaks can be domesticated in other parts of the world, they are native to China. Can you think of other
animals that can only be found in China? 1. Many possible answers, such as storing fat for energy and
warmth during the winter, hooves for climbing over rocky terrain and living in groups to stay safe
from wolves. 2. Some of the most well known are giant pandas, red pandas, golden haired monkeys,
tigers and freshwater river

Marketing And Competitive Strategies
[pic] Major Research Project On An Analysis of Marketing Competitive strategies adopted by
Hindustan Unilever Limited in Rural Area For the partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree
of MBA (Full Time) Batch 2010 12 Submitted By: Guided By SUMIT WASNIK Prof. S.P. TRIPATHI
MBA (Full Time) 4th SEM. ( IBMR) Roll No: 1004309 IPS ACADEMY IBMR, IPS Academy
Rajendra Nagar, A.B. Road, Indore, 452012 (M.P.) Affiliated to: Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya,
Indore, MP CERTIFICATE This is to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
|Review of Literature | |4. |Review of Literature | |5. |Rationale of study | |6. | Objectives | |7. |Research
Methodology | | a. | Research design | | b. |Variables to be used | | c. |Sample design | | d. |Tools for data
collection | | e. |Tools for data analysis | |8. |Analysis and Interpretation of results | | 9. |Findings

The Happy Man
«Life is full of compensations» Somerset Maugham William Somerset Maugham is one of the best
known English writers of the 20th century. William Somerset Maugham (1874 1966), a well known
English novelist, short story writer, playwright and essayist, was the son of a British diplomat. He was
born in 1874 in Paris and educated at King s School in Canterbury, studied painting in Paris, went to
Heidelberg University in Germany and studied to be a doctor at St. Thomas Hospital in England.
Although Somerset Maugham did not denounce the contemporary social order, he was critical of the
morals, the narrow mindedness and hypocrisy of bourgeois society. Maugham became internationally
celebrated; his plays were performed all over the world. Now ... Show more content on
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The indirect one is when the character is revealed through actions, thoughts, speech and appearance.
The narrator was a round and dynamic character, that indicates the idea that his character was
complicated and exhibited numerous traits, he seemed like a real man; his dynamics was seen in the
structure of the text: in the first paragraph there was stated that giving advice is a dangerous thing, but
the whole story showed the positive outcome of the act of it. The narrator, first, was willing to give the
advice, he was a little bit careless, but in the introduction he decided that it was a dangerous thing, he
changed his views. The narrator was a doctor, but he did not practice. Instead of it he travelled and
wrote a book about Spain. I can say that he preferred writing to medicine, he was versatile, liked to try
new things and feelings, and he was interested in life. Some time later he did not want to give advices,
so he was not eager to take responsibility for other people lives; it does not mean that he was a
coward; it means that he did not want them to do unchangeable mistakes in their lives. He was
observant, because he managed to define each feature of Stephens s appearance and behavior, each
detail of Stephens s consulting room. He liked to listen to other people stories of their lives, he was not
indifferent. He gave a good advice to Stephens, so he was wise enough. He creates the image of the
writer. The writer, who likes to

Archetypes Of Helen
Let me preface this with that I knew absolutely nothing about Helen of Troy nor of Ancient Greece or
its beliefs or values, I just always wanted to visit. What I learned is that I do not categorize her as a
femme fatale. A femme for certain but I do not believe that she fits that fatale archetype. Per myth, her
father was Zeus or Tyndareus, her mother was Leda or Nemesis. Her father, now King Tyndareus (not
Zeus) had to create the Oath of Tyndareus due to the overwhelming number of suitors that wanted to
marry Helen. Fast forward to Paris and The Apple of Discord and Aphrodite sending him to most
beautiful woman on earth, Helen, her subsequent abduction or seduction, thus causing the Trojan War.
Now the legend of Helen s conception is where it gets strange and perverse, Zeus either raped Leda or
Nemesis in the form of a swan or she Leda was impregnated by Tyndareus. If Leda was the mother
she had two eggs (yes like a swan), and out of the two eggs came Helen and her siblings however if
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Helen is highlighted as a woman meant to suffer death at the hands of her ex husband Menelaus back
in Greece. I chose this piece due to the fact that I believe that it illustrates again how Helen cannot be
a femme fatale. Helen is yet again a pawn, without a voice in her own life. Beauty is certainly a value
however men make all the decisions. I believe that both works expound upon the understanding of
Helen of Troy, albeit the poetry of that time is hard for me to decipher. In Homer s Iliad, I believe
Helen is blamed for the war and it casts her more as the femme fatale, not just the femme. In The
Trojan Women, she is meant to suffer for leaving with Paris and I believe this completely muddies the
water for what I currently know about the femme fatale archetype. Her beauty, being the main value,
is not

Astronomy Quiz
% Ernesto Robles
% Csci 130 Final clc clear all fprintf( This program revolves around planetary motion and gravity. n It
comes with the ability to view a simulation of orbit patterns... n r )
Answer=menu ( Would you like to view a planetary simulation? , Yes! , No. =( ); if Answer== 1 disp(
At the top of the pop up screen please select simulation and then start . ) disp( When you are satisfied
please exit from both pop up windows and run the next section ) vrplanets elseif Answer==2 disp(
Very well then. Please run the next section. ) end %% global G M R a ms Vnew ALT
G=6.67e 11;
% Here is a menu created that will prompt user to select a planet in which
% we will be using for our calculations. After chosing a planet from the
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n ) while or 0 disp( This value must be positive ( a satelite can t orbit at an altitude less than a planet s
radius ) ) or=input( Please select a new value for orbit radius ) for or = 0 disp( This value must be
greater than zero ( a satelite can t orbit at a planet s radius ) ) or=input( Please select a new value for
orbit radius ) end end fprintf( Given the altitude above the planet s surface (radius of planet + desired
orbit height (or)) n we can then calculate the initial velocity of the satelite. ) a=R+(or*1000) % a is
the altitude and is dependent upon user input
Vinitial=sqrt((G*M)./a);
fprintf( Initial velocity of the satelite is:%5.0f m/s n r , Vinitial) %Using the initial velocity we can
now calculate the orbital period of the
%satelite and use this to find how long it takes to make one

Paper Towel Benefits
Want to save the earth? With a simple that change you? How to use a paper towel properly and how it
can benefit us. Learning this type of information can help us human beings and also save us some
time/money. People using amounts of towels, the certain type of towels, the technique used for all
towels, and how paper towels effect for personal cares uses. I shall continue in this next paragraph.
How much people over use the paper towels and how much was recorded annually. Five hundred
seventy one million two hundred thirty thousand pounds of paper towels are used by Americans every
year and 13 billion used every year. we could reduce the usage of paper towels, one paper towel per
person per day, 571,230,000 pounds of paper not used. Said ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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You will for the rest of your life remember those words every time you pick up a paper towel. And
remember, one towel per person for one year 571,230,000 pounds of paper. Said Smith. He wants
them to take this technique to heart so it can reduce the paper towels waste or amounts and also to
make a difference in the world with that. Relating with that we need this type of information out so
people can use it and make a difference. The people in hairstyling use paper for drying off a client.
Paper towels seem to soak up more moisture than a cotton towel, and people tend to rub towels back
and forth on their head, which creates friction that leads to frizz and breakage. Says hairstylist.
Making a point that paper towel is a better use for this type of job and also gives him a better outcome
of the clients hair. Plus giving the paper a use after all. This type of info from a different area helps in
how towels are used. Recapping on the amount of towels been used, the other kinds of towels, a style
that can make a difference, and how it is used for other reasons too. To use a paper towel properly and
it can help us out in life. The gathering of different information has given us to understand on saving
time/money on techniques that are simple. Even though the world has been through hell we need to
act fast before the earth dies in a

The Republic by Plato
In Plato s Republic Book 1, Thrasymachus argues that morality is the advantage of the stronger. To
support his view, Thrasymachus first claims that the governments, which are the stronger parties,
always pass laws based on their own interest, and then argues that subjects must always obey these
laws, therefore morality is the advantage of the stronger. Socrates gives two sets of counter arguments.
First, by differentiating apparent advantage and actual advantage to the stronger, Socrates argues that
the obedience to the laws by the subjects can be occasionally not in the actual interest of the rulers.
Second, by claiming that all craftsmen only consider the welfare of the recipients of expertise instead
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Next, he brings in another premise that each form of government proclaims that justice is obeying
these laws and injustice is breaking these laws. From these three premises, Thrasymachus concludes
that justice is everywhere the same, the advantage of the stronger. Thrasymachus definition of justice
represents the doctrine of Might makes right in an extreme form. By this, he means that justice is
nothing but a tool for the stronger parties to promote personal interest and take advantage of the
weaker. Here, Thrasymachus treats the ruler as someone who imposes his rights by sheer force, and
believes that the ruler subject relation is a zero sum game. As he states later in Republic Book 1, just
means serving the interest of the stronger who rules, at the cost of the subject who obeys (Plato, 1941,
25). A perfect example of such a ruler is the tyrant, who has the will and the power to do good to
himself and his friends and to harm his enemies. This is not a theory of social contract: it is not
suggested that the subjects have ever made a bargain with the ruler, sacrificing some of his liberty to
gain the benefits of a social order. Socrates begins refuting Thrasymachus by examining the precision
of definitions in Thrasymachus premises. As Socrates quickly points out that there is a difference
between what rulers believe to be their interest and what is actually their

Aluminum Contamination Due to Firework Industry
Soil sample analysis
The amount of aluminium present in the explosive (firework industry) contaminated soil sample was
estimated as 3.649 mg/L using atomic absorption spectrophotometer.
Aluminium resistance and species identification
The strain isolated from the firework industry was able to survive metal concentration as high as 100
mg/L aluminium in LB agar. Based on the 16S rRNA gene sequencing, it was identified as Bacillus
safensis and submitted in Genbank database with accession number KC569464 (Fig. 1). Batch
biosorption studies
Effect of pH
The pH of the media is considered to be one of the most important environmental factors affecting the
biosorption process. Moreover, it affects the solubility of metals and ionization state of functional
groups which includes carboxyl, phosphate and amino groups of cell wall (Wang and Sun 2013). The
effect of pH on the biosorption of aluminium is presented in Fig. 2a. Results show that the amount of
aluminium ion uptake increased (10 92 mg/L) by rise in pH values (2.0 6.0) and the maximum
removal efficiency was observed at pH 6. At low pH (less than 4.0) heavy metal removal was
inhibited, as a result of positive charge density on metal binding due to a high concentration of protons
in solution. With an increase in pH, the negative charge density on the cell surface increases due to
deprotonation of the metal binding sites and thus increases biosorption (Say et al. 2001). At alkaline
pH, more Al appears in a

Stock Regulatory Infrastructure Of The Indian Securities...
ABSTRACT
The purpose of this study is to take stock regulatory infrastructure of the Indian securities market and
see whether there exist well formulated laws with well defined scope and powers of the regulator,
capable of presenting all investors in the Indian market with a level of playing field. We summarise
some of the regulatory provisions that have evolved for tackling market misconduct and try to see
what comes in the way of regulatory action aimed at investor protection in India, as compared with
US which is perceived as the world s most safe and liquid capital market. We also discuss the roles the
stock exchanges and electronic databases in aiding the regulator in prevention, detection and
conviction of securities frauds. One tends to conclude that the scope of Indian securities laws which
gave gradually evolved over time is now quite pervasive and the problem lies mostly in the enforcing
compliance particularly for crimes such as price manipulation and illegal insider trading. Our
discussion suggests that there remains need to ensure that laws/regulations are rationalised to
completely empower SEBI to carry out its functions as the principle regulator, while SEBI in turn
needs to drastically upgrade its surveillance process enabling to produce evidence that is credible
enough to secure conviction.
INTRODUCTION
Capital markets are financial markets for the buying and selling of long term debt or equity backed
securities. When they work well these

My Experience With A Graduate Student
I had initial thoughts of this class being extremely difficult. I am not yet sure if this is going to be true
for me or not. I am still nervous about recording sessions with clients and having to review them.
Examining recorded sessions of myself is worrisome in the sense that I have never been able to see
myself communicating with someone else. I have high hopes that I am a good listener, that needs
improvement. I hope by learning skills from this class I will be able to improve my skills. It will
definitely be a learning experience that I am dreading but excited for at the same time. The workload
of this course is going to be larger than what I was used to in undergrad, I have come to accept the
reality of being a graduate student. After examining the syllabus, I noticed that the workload is not
over whelming, but it will take time management skills and dedication. I have reviewed the syllabus
more than once, making sure that I had an understanding of everything that is expected of me in this
course. When reading the syllabus, I did find myself questioning some of the assignments, but it stated
that we would review the instructions more thoroughly during class. I did not realize that I would be
learning so much by reading the first chapter of our textbook. I found it very interesting that Egan
(2014) described two different styles of helpers, formal and informal. Formal helper s individuals that
hold a role in helping others lives. Informal helpers are individuals that

Symbolism In Apocalypse Now
The movie Apocalypse Now by Francis Ford Coppola is an adaption of the book Heart of Darkness by
Joseph Conrad. A Green Beret or Special Forces Captain in the Army is tasked with hunting down and
killing an ex Special Forces Colonel, Colonel Kurtz who is played by Marlon Brando, that turned
rogue. The movie is set during the Middle of the Vietnam War. Captain Willard, played by Martin
Sheen, is depicted as slightly insane and wavering between the lines of morality. In the beginning shot
the song This is the End by The Doors is the score played while images of massive explosions are
shown. At first, we see beautiful scenery of palm trees that are then destroyed by what appears to be
napalm. This seemingly random shot depicts one of the main themes of the whole movie; the savage
madness of war and the detrimental effect it has on the human psyche. We also see this when Willard
is lying on his bed and his face is super imposed over a fan which closely resemble helicopter blades.
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You also see a similar effect on Lance as they travel further down the river he camouflages his face,
depicting his transition from sanity into madness. Later Lance is seen standing in the rain, which is
symbolic of him cleansing his soul and washing away the madness war instilled in him. One iconic
scene, which clearly depicts how war has had an effect on the human psyche, is when Captain Willard
encounters Colonel

Chase Theme
The book Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard by Rick Riordan was exhilarating. In the beginning
of the book it starts off at a run from a magical talking goat being assassinated. Then Magnus, the
main character, goes on a quest to try to retrieve Thor s hammer. In order to retrieve Thor s hammer
Magnus has to make a fake wedding with the king of the earth giants, Thrym, and his friend Alex,
who is Loki s daughter, but Loki wants his other daughter, Samantha, to marry Thrym. So that Thrym
will give Alex Thor s hammer as a wedding gift. Loki has other plans for the wedding though, Loki s
plans have Alex bring him the only sword that can break his bonds. Loki s plans are to get free, but the
giants think it s to create an alliance for Ragnarok. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The book is written by Rick Riordan. I would rate this book a nine out of ten because it is fast paced,
and exciting. The book moves from one topic to another quickly, but efficiently. The book has
multiple fighting scenes, and keep you on the edge of your seat in anticipation. The book moves from
a goat being assassinated in the first thirty pages to Magnus almost being eaten by a dragon. About
one hundred pages later to Magnus Hearth Samantha and Blitz fighting for their lives against zombies
and then Loki stabbing Blitz through the gut with the Skofnung sword. Forcing Magnus and Hearth to
turn Blitz to stone with sun light to stop the bleeding. Then Magnus and Hearth have to steal from the
one dwarf in Alfheim then bringing it all to an end with Magnus, Hearth Blitz, Samantha, Alex, and
more of Magnus friends fighting for their lives against twenty giants. Then at the end of the book Thor
gets his hammer Loki get s free and escapes and twenty earth giants are slain, Finally the book ends
along with this essay leaving the reader hungry for more

A Definition Of Justice By Aristotle And The Star Spangled...
American society has kept white rich men in the nation superior, while keeping Black people and
other minorities such as women in the lower realms of the society. When the Declaration of
Independence, Constitution of the United States, and The Star Spangled Banner were written they
were not meant to include black people (African descendants). At that time black people were
considered to be a percent of a person, actually chattel, property to white slave owners. In addition,
women were not considered to have the same rights leaving them in an unequal state to their
husbands, fathers, and brothers. The American society has gained their independence by creating
justice for themselves while producing inequalities for others; some affected by justice were people
with different ideas than government, slaves, women and free African Americans.
Aristotle s A Definition of Justice describes the differences of the state with an oligarchy and
democracy as government. In both systems of government, Aristotle states men have a misconception
of justice. Justice is thought by them to be, and is, equality, not, however, for all, but only for equals.
And inequality is thought to be, and is, justice; neither is this for all, but only for inequals. (Aristotle)
Examples to confirm Aristotle s definition are the position that blacks, slaves and women held in past
oligarchy and democracy states. In Aristotle s time (300 s B.C.) until the late 1800 s slavery was a
customary practice,

A Famous Baseball Star Named Roberto Clemente
Bishop Noll Institute
Roberto Clemente
Tybolt Meyer
Theology Hour 3
Mr. Castaneda
December 5, 2016
Roberto Clemente
My five page paper is on a famous baseball star named Roberto Clemente. As he was very talented, he
also cared and loved for everyone. He would help those in need and enjoy it too. All around Roberto
Clemente was a wonderful man. In these next five pages I will be talking about his life and how he
was a good samaritan throughout his life.
Roberto Clemente was born in the summer in August 18, 1934. He was born in a house of concrete
and wood on an old country road in Barrio San Anton, Carolina, Puerto Rico. He was the youngest of
seven children. His father was a foreman overseeing sugar cane cutters and helped deliver sand and
gravel for a construction company. His mother did laundry, ran a grocery store and did other jobs on
the sugar cane plantation. Roberto did odd jobs so he could help the family and buy himself a bicycle.
Growing up, Roberto played baseball and participated in track and field. He won medals for the
javelin throw and short distance races. Throwing the javelin strengthened his arm for throwing a
baseball. Roberto was a very athletic boy.
Roberto Clemente had four brothers and two sisters. He did have to work with his father loading and
unloading trucks because his family was poor. He was very interested in baseball ever since he was
young and played against teams in his neighborhood. He went to Vizcarrondo High School in

Physical Therapy Goals
As a physical therapist, I will embody APTA s vision by providing quality, client centered therapy
geared toward improving each patient s life by enhancing his or her movement capabilities. Limited or
painful movement can create a multitude of issues for a person, and my goal is to allay each of these
when treating patients. To provide the best care possible, I will be perceptive of clients needs as well
as individual traits and always have the patient s best interest in mind.
Restoring and improving movement are among the key goals of physical therapy. However, movement
is not only beneficial to keeping one s body healthy but also essential to maintaining physical, mental,
and spiritual health. During my physical therapy observation and my own personal experience with a
debilitating stingray wound, I realized that humans become unhappy and even depressed due to
limited mobility. I would link their depression to their curtailed human experience. According to the
Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), exercise is...considered vital for
maintaining mental fitness, and it can reduce stress. As a physical therapist, my goal will be not only
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To optimize movement for a diverse and changing society, it is vital that I approach each examination,
diagnosis and intervention ready to address a wide range of character traits. For instance, based on my
knowledge of the human body and best practices of physical therapy, I may conclude that aquatic
therapy is necessary for an elderly patient s optimal recovery from a knee surgery. However, if that
patient has a phobia of water, trying to force him or her into the water will remove any initial trust
between the patient and myself. While I would still highly recommend water therapy, other
alternatives will need to be considered. Eventually, personal care for that patient may even build their
trust up enough to allow them to overcome their

The Role Of Bread In Japanese Economic History
Food of Efficiency : The Role of Bread in Japanese Economic History from the 1910s to the 1960s
The history of bread in Japan began in the early Meiji Period, when Kimuraya Sohonten, a Tokyo
bread store, opened and invented Anpan, a popular sweet bread with red bean paste inside.
Approximately one hundred and fifty years have passed since then. In these 150 years, Japan s
numerous social changes have shifted and redefined the role of bread in the Japanese diet. Frist, bread
was a popular novelty food and a status symbol until the beginning of the 20th century . Between the
1910s and the 1960s, bread functioned as a food of efficiency and eventually became one of the main
staple foods in Japan. Form the 1970s to the present, bread has reformed into a form of snack in the
Japanese daily diet . While appreciating the delicate contemporary bread snacks , one might also
notice the contrast between bread s role as snack now and its role as a food of efficiency before. How
did bread become a food of efficiency, and what was the significance of this part of the history of
bread in Japan? From the beginning of World War I in the 1910s to Japan s Economy Miracle in the
1960s, bread served as a food of efficiency and the history of bread in Japan closely reflected the
country s industrialization and economy growth. Bread started its transformation into one staple food
of Japan in the 1910s. Japan had won the First Sino Japanese War and the Russo Japanese War in the

Monsters In Horror
Monsters in Horror Horror as a genre has been around for centuries, installing itself into diverse and
new areas of our entertainment to keep itself relevant. The horror genre as a whole feeds off our fears
and our imagination, which often leads us to be hyper vigilant of our surroundings. The entirety of the
horror genre is a multimillion dollar industry, with horror films accumulating about 5% in market
shares over the past 15 years. Films such as World War Z (2013) grossed approximately $202,000,000,
with other popular films such as What Lies Beneath (2000) grossing $155,000,000, and Gremlins
(1984) grossing $148,000,000 (Top US Grossing Horror Films). Even popular horror monsters, such
as those in the Slasher subgenre, are found to be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Catharsis was theorized by the Greek philosopher Aristotle, in which he believed we purge our
negative emotions and thoughts via the portrayal of other situations and circumstances (Walters,
2004). By viewing violent and graphic footage, which is often what horror films consist of, it is
believed that the person will purge their violent tendencies and thoughts while watching a horror film,
resulting in a lower likelihood of acting on violent tendencies. However, it has equally been posited
that such graphic images will increase the aggressive tendencies in the viewer (Walters, 2004). So,
although catharsis is a theory of why we watch horror films, there is no way to discern whether there
is a correlation or not between watching horror films and lowering one s aggression or vice

The Fayum Portraits
Looking through the many alluring artifacts in the Egyptian exhibit of the National Museum Of
Natural History, one will tend to not notice every single amazing piece of history. One artwork stands
out from the usual Egyptian artwork society as a whole has become used to. The Fayum Portrait from
50 200 AD. It comes from the Fayum agricultural region where a mixed Egyptian and Greek
population lived for about four centuries.
Fayum portraits ...are the earliest painted portraits that have survived; they were painted whilst the
Gospels of the New Testament were being written John Berger, The Shape of a Pocket (Great Britain:
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, London, 2001), chap. 6. The term actually comes from a Coptic word
meaning The land of the lake, which refers to the Lake Qarun. This lake was a project of the kings of
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In their masterful style and method, the representations on wood boards took after the Greek painting
custom of delineating the subject in a three quarter view, with a single light source casting realistic
shadows and highlights on the face. In fact, since no works of art from the Greek world have been
protected, the portraits moderated by Egypt s parched atmosphere are the main cases of a fine art that
old abstract sources put among the most noteworthy accomplishments of Greek culture. Other than
style and procedure, the garments, haircuts, and gems worn by the people spoke to in the portraits
show forms that were pervasive in the entire Roman Domain, most likely under strong influences
from the imperial court at Rome, but also incorporating special eastern Mediterranean characteristics
like profusions of curls in some of the female hairdos. None of these styles and fashions had any
connection with traditional Egyptian customs. Simply put, the portraits look as if they have no links
with Pharaonic

Essay on Robert Ressler Coined the Term Serial Killer
We serial killers are your sons, we are your husbands, we are everywhere. And there will be more of
your children dead tomorrow. (Ted Bundy). Serial killers are not always those people that look like
monsters or behave in strangeous ways. Sometimes they are the successful people, the ones that have
a family and a job. The term Serial Killer was first coined by Robert Ressler, former director of the
FBI s Violent Criminal Apprehension Program. Serial killers are often defined as people that kill two
or more people over a period of more than 30 days with cooling off periods between each kill. Many
historical criminologists suggest that serial killing has been a component of society since the
beginning; suggesting that old stories ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The triad includes fire setting, animal cruelty, and enuresis (bed wetting). A highly debate issue around
serial killers is the reason behind their actions. Although many theories exist about the reason why
serial killers act the way they do, the most common theory is that they are searching for some type of
psychological satisfaction. A very common theory behind the reason of the actions of serial killers is
the social control theory. This theory states that serial killers behave the way they do due to their
inability to cope and adapt to society. Another well known theory is the neutralization theory. This
theory states that murderers sometimes move from an invisible baseline and commit illegal actions
while sometimes moving back and acting in a conventional way. The last theory is the labeling theory.
This theory, created by Erving Goffman, states that people act the way they do due to the labels that
society has created for them. Therefore, if a kid is labeled as a troublemaker at a very young age, it is
more likely that he will continue with this behavior through adulthood. From Ted Bundy to BTK to
the Zodiac Killer , serial killers have been around the United States for a long time, but none is better
than Richard Chase, or better known as the Vampire of Sacramento , to investigate the reasons behind
serial killers. Born on May 23, 1950, Chase was raised in a very strict house and was constantly
abused by his parents. As a

Persuasive Speech About Martin Luther
Hello, Good Morning the jury, the judge, and the audience. I am Abiel Ghebre and I will be
representing the innocence of Martin Luther. Today, We are gathered here to fight against the Catholic
Church to see if my client is guilty causing a rebellion against the church. He questioned the Church s
leadership and it s theology. But proving his claims with factual evidence, it outraged the Catholic
Church. Before we continue with my case, let everybody be reminded the Catholic Church is
extremely manipulative and super controlling. They have so much power, controlling over Kings,
Queens, Monarchs, and millions of people. Making 99 percent of everybody s opinion already toward
their side, that is unfair, we must have an unfavorable decision on who wins. Just because of their
power, nobody should be pushed to agree with their side. Thank You and I m going to start proving
Martin Luther s innocence.
Just because of the Catholic Church s position of power and respect, any bit of challenging their
power will upset them, make them see that as an act of treason. First of all let me have everybody be
reminded that the Catholic Church has committed many acts of wrongful doing against Christians and
Humanity, and Martin Luther is a christian. Is it a coincidence? I think not. Martin Luther is German
Monk, formerly Catholic Priest also a professor of theology and seminal figure. Therefore leaving him
to see the wrong beliefs of the Catholic Church before anybody else. Now just because

Expanded Function Dental Assistant
An Explanation of what an Expanded Function Dental Assistant Can Do and Why Your Dental
Practice Should Have One. Molly Koopman Miami Jacobs Career College Author Note Molly
Koopman, Expanded Function Dental Assisting Program, Miami Jacobs Career College. Molly
Koopman is an Expanded Function Dental Assisting Student at Miami Jacobs Career College.
Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Molly Koopman, Expanded Function
Dental Assisting Program, Miami Jacobs Career College, Springboro, OH 45066 Contact:
mollymichelle87@gmail.com Abstract This report will explain, in detail, what an Expanded Function
Dental Assistant can do to make your dental practice more efficient and productive. I will also explain
why having ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Having started out as chairside Dental Assistants, they are able to jump in anywhere in the office they
are needed and to switch back and forth between the two roles of a chairside Dental Assistant and an
Expanded Function Dental Assistant without batting missing a beat. This means that the team as a
whole can better multi task and things never have to come to a complete stand still while everyone
waits for the doctor to come back from a hygiene examination. Expanded Function Dental Assistants
are also excellent at managing time and keeping the day running on schedule. Dr. Rickne Scheid, who
directs the expanded functions program at The Ohio State University, says that around the country,
Expanded Function Dental Assistants are in line for even more responsibility. I heard someone use the
analogy of the merit badge system. Take this class, pass this test, jump this hoop, have this much
experience, and get a new

Elk River Essay
PROVISION 2: Provision 2 requires a survey of facilities along Elk River and that the findings be
made publicly available. This provision would help to build a backbone of information needed to
quickly and effectively respond to future incidents. The survey could identify chemicals stored in the
watershed and gather toxicity data on these chemicals. The survey could also ascertain tank
characteristics, tank maintenance and their proximity to fragile ecosystems, as well as provide up to
date facility contact information. Taking it a step further, this data could be used to determine which
facilities pose the greatest risk and establish emergency preparedness plans for those facilities.
Although there is a patchwork of laws that currently ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A further benefit of this provision is that it would make the results of the survey available to the
public. Public availability of data provides transparency and can make citizens aware of the dangers in
their communities. This in turn can assist citizens in making informed decisions about their health and
for advocating for risk mitigation in their communities.
Further, public awareness can be a catalyst for opening a dialogue between industry and citizens.
Industry s knowledge that the public is aware of the risk may increase recognition of their
responsibility to the citizens in their area and may motivate them to take precautions. Further, the
public can play an import role in changing social norms and in building consensus for other
regulations needed in the state. Additionally, open discourse about the risk of exposure to
environmental hazards by specific populations or communities will create opportunities for the state
and stakeholders to proactively pursue health equity. All too often, the disproportionate risk and
impact of disasters are an afterthought. The passage of this provision will facilitate communication of
risk throughout potentially impacted areas in general, and will also likely contribute to decreased
disparities in risk.
Important downsides to this provision are that it provides information only; that is it neither removes
the hazard nor provides any direct action to mitigate it. Moreover, reporting of

Dichotomy Of Order In The Lego Movie
Lego Paper The Lego Movie illustrates Friedrich Nietzsche s theory of the opposing Apollonian and
Dionysian impulses. The terms come from two gods of Greek mythology, Apollo and Dionysus.
Apollo representing order and stasis and Dionysus representing movement and instinct. In the movie,
the opposing impulses are manifested in the free spirited Master Builders and systematic Lord
Business. The battle between the Master Builders and Lord Business shows the two impulses in
competition, in the end both groups work together to create a balance between the two extremes of
anarchy and standardization. Friedrich Nietzsche used the terms Apollonian Impulse and Dionysian
impulse in his book The Birth of Tragedy to describe the dichotomy of order and ... Show more
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Emmett s plan is to make an Octan delivery spaceship according to instructions in order to blend in
with all the other ones and sneak in the building. The Master Builders struggle with following the
instructions because it is an Apollonian impulse that contradicts their usual Dionysian style. Unikitty
wants to put flowers on the spaceship and Emmett has to remind everyone to stick to the instructions.
The lego characters are all an imaginative story of a young boy playing with his father s legos.
Emmett jumps off the top of Lord Business s tower and enters the real world where we see the boy
and his father. The boy follows his Dionysian impulse like the Master Builders and wants to mix the
sets of legos. The dad is Apollonian like Lord Business, the legos are not toys but his sculptures that
he wants to preserve with the Krazy glue. Just as Lord Business and the Master Builders compromise
and take on part of each others impulses, so do the father and

Student Teacher Relationship Is Imperative Essay
Student teacher relationship is imperative to student learning. Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may
remember, involve me and I learn is a quote by Benjamin Franklin, that explains how vital student
teacher rapport is to critical learning (Staff, A. H., 2016). It is central that students feel comfortable in
the classroom, and there is mutual respect between the teacher and students. For my fieldwork, I
observed student teacher relationship in two schools. One school, Alden Place Elementary School
holds grades 3rd 6th, and the other, Millbrook High School holds grades 9th 12th. They are both very
different in the sense that one includes high school students, and the other includes elementary
students.
My first student teacher rapport observation took place at Alden Place Elementary School. The school
is 50% male, 50% female, 85% white, 1% Asian or Native Hawaiian, 2% Multiracial, 3% Black or
African American, and 9% Hispanic or Latino. Alden Place has a 17% population of students with
disabilities, 1% population of English Language Learners, and lastly, 27% population of economically
disadvantaged students (Budget Information, 2016 2017). Alden place is located in a very good
neighborhood, with low crime ratings. Since both schools are located in the same district, there the
mission statements of Millbrook Central Schools is; It is the mission of the Millbrook Central School
District to prepare students to deal effectively with the challenge of an ever changing

Character Analysis Of Irresponsible Dale In Striking Out
Alcoholic, Irresponsible, and manipulative. These traits are of Dale who was a large influence, but a
bad one at that. These traits unfortunately reflect on the other characters within the book Striking out
by Will Weaver. In this book the main characters including Billy Baggs, Heather, and Gina are all
poorly influenced by a antagonistic person, Dale Schwartz, who was not once a good influence to
anyone within the story. Firstly Dale is being his irresponsible self who never thinks of the
consequences of his actions before he does any of them throughout the story. For example Dale gives
minors alcohol without thinking of the consequences. Now, to show just how foolish he is, when he
gives Dany alcohol he then says; I don t know what gets ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example when Dale wants to meet at midnight (which they all do for some reason) he manipulates
Heather and threatens her to make her lie about who raped her when he says, Later after we went to
Bob s barn, what you did to Heather. Dale said. I did tell her, Heather said. Her voice sounded funny,
like she wasn t herself now . That last quote just goes to show how much of a poor influence Dale was
and how manipulated children to lie for him. After that dale then threatens children with his rifle and
is even condescending to them when he says; You ain t gonna get away with this, Billy said! With
what? Dale said. Nobody seems to know just what it it we re talking about. Just what is this? (269).
After that he then threatens children to cover up for his own mistakes instead of taking responsibility
for his own mistakes. Additionally to dig his grave a little deeper he then threatens everyone involved
and takes no responsibility for his

Harriet Stoowe Research Paper
Katherine Waldner Waldner 1
ELA 4th Hour
Mrs.Haibon
February 12, 2018
Harriet Beecher Stowe Have you ever heard of Harriet Stowe? Harriet was a Social Activist, author,
teacher and supporter of the Underground Railroad. She wrote one of the most influential books in
history, that made an enormous impact on civil rights. Harriet Beecher Stowe was born June 14, 1811
in Litchfield Connecticut. Her mother was Roxana Beecher and her father was Lyman Beecher.
Harriet had eleven siblings. Eight brothers Henry, Edward, Charles, Thomas, William, James, George,
Frederick, and 3 sisters Mary, Isabella and Catharine.

Shining The Spotlight On Artificial Sweeteners
Rebecca Stacey
Professor Agatucci
Writing 122
9 June 2015 Shining the Spotlight on Artificial Sweeteners It has been said many times before, sugar
is bad and also sugar substitutes are bad but what are the real underlying factors that support these
claims? Going to the grocery store and always seeing a product that is advertised as low sugar or sugar
free due to the supplementation of various sugar substitutes, one may be curious to discover whether
or not sugar free options are a healthier alternative to their sugar counterparts. Arguments for both
sides of the issue are readily available via any popular diet magazine or public talk shows discussing
health and diet trends. The media has consistently portrayed the use of sugar substitutes as being
beneficial for dieting and low calorie lifestyles, and people are believing the unsupported claims by
these companies, in turn purchasing the first products they see on the shelves labeled sugar free
without any knowledge of what they are putting into their body and how it affects them. The question
then arises what are the experts actually saying regarding this issue? Do artificial sweeteners such as
sucralose, aspartame, etc, do more harm than good? While it would appear authorities have mixed
feelings regarding this issue, artificial sweeteners, despite having low to zero calories, do more harm
than good to your body. There are no proven benefits to sugar substitutes and many studies have
shown that

New Orleans Case Study
CASE FOR OR AGAINST NEW ORLEANS New Orleans is amongst the oldest cities in the United
States, it boasts a 300 year history unlike any other major town in the country. The primary economic
activities of New Orleans are that it s among the busiest cities with ports, in that it controls Americas
shipping. This is because it is strategically located along river Mississippi and therefore, it serves so
many people through delivery of consignments this has not only made it a port city but also a
commercial powerhouse. The city host some trade activities due to its strategic location this has
enhanced faster moving of commodities through shipping, therefore it provides a broad range of goods
entering and living the market. The city is also a center ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a starting point, I assumed that disastrous floods could submerge New Orleans through two major
corridors: first and foremost from the south and east through hurricanes as happened with Hurricane
Katrina, and the other primarily from the North through River Mississippi basin flood flows as in the
vast example of the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927.In an effort to get all the accurate historic records
of floods that have happened on the east side of New Orleans i.e, the Lake Pontchartrain shoreline and
similar areas, and along the banks of the River Mississippi, I used the United States Geological Survey
(USGS) flood gauge statistics of peak annual flood releases from a flood gauge location on Lake
Pontchartrain and from two River Mississippi measures, one upstream in Baton Rouge and

Reseacrh Paper on E-Gaming
A study on Youths Attitude towards e gaming INTRODUCTION  Technology now days have
brought man to an era of digital and advanced world of computers.  Not only are computers used in
studies, research and work, it is now being used as part of leisure and entertainment.  Most of the
youth today know how computers work and even an 8 year old child who is still yet to learn how to
read and write knows how to operate a simple computer. This is because the interactive element of a
lot of software that computers use excites and attract children and this makes them learn to use and
play with the computers. OBJECTIVES  The aim of this study is to shed light on the Youths Attitude
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(Numbers) The frequency of device used Platform preference for e gaming Preferred platform for e
gaming (Numbers) Motive for indulging into e gaming Motive for indulging into e gaming (Numbers)
Conditions mostly experienced due to e gaming Conditions experienced due to e gaming (Numbers)
Most played games 1) COUNTER STRIKE SERIES 2) TEMPLE RUN 3) ANGRY BIRDS 4) WWE
SERIES 5) CALL OF DUTY 6) BATTLEFIELD 3 7) FARCRY 3 CRYSIS Most favourite e gaming
companies EA Games THQ Games Crytek Ubisoft Rovio Reasons for not playing e games Findings:
Based on the data collected  Most people, who indulge into e gaming, prefer the genre of Action
games  Major motive for e gamers for gaming is deriving Pleasure  Majority of Non e gamers don
t indulge into gaming, as they don t find it worth.  Majority of the gamers begin gaming between the
age group of 13 18 years.  The most favorite game among gamers is COUNTER STRIKE SERIES
The most favorite game developing company is EA Games SUGGESTIONS  As a marketer of e
games, my triumph would lie in the conversion of non gamers into gamers.  Non gamers should still
be viewed among potential gamers. This thought would keep up the competency level.  Now

Dystopian Themes
Orientation:
Will P: Hello and welcome to Will n Will reviews, I m your host William Pulsford and with me is
acclaimed novelist and critic Will Stevens who has written countless novels and then gone on to rip
other peoples to shreds.
Will S: Hey, come on they had it coming because they wrote some sub standard works. Don t sell
yourself short either you ve written some great books that have been #1 on the New York Times
Bestselling list and you ve had your name in countless magazines for your valued opinion. Will P:
Thank you for those kind words Will but now I think it s time we get to the novel that we re
reviewing. This week we re going to give you our thoughts on Gone, a science fiction novel by
Michael Grant that s really quite the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Well then the idea that power corrupts should be easy to see because the stronger kids will pick on the
weaker kids more ruthlessly as now they have even more power as there are no limits or no adults thus
this moral code that was enforced on them is corrupted. (Will S nods) This plot did kind of go off
course in some of the bits with the Darkness where it was just kids versus a powerful entity and the
parts with animal mutations. If it focused more on the main plot of no more authority and now kids
rule plot, then Michael could have shown more of the power corrupts ideal. He should have shown
Sam losing control of his power and slowly becoming corrupt because then we would ve seen how
absolute power can corrupt absolutely because it took a good hearted person and turned them bad.
Will S: Well I hope that s given you all something to think about but now we re going to give you our
rating of the book.
Will P: It s the part where we either help save your money on a book or make you waste your money
and buy one. As you may know our rating goes from 1 5 with 1 being a steaming pile of (Will S tells
Will P that we re not allowed to say that word ) bad book and 5 being almost as good as the Bible and
free from most imperfections.
Will S: What a great read that Bible is, eh? Anyways I m going to give this book a 4/5 as it was too
much like Lord of the Flies but it had enough

Goodman Brown Symbolism
Symbols are the imaginative signposts of life , Symbols are everywhere we just never think about it. I
believe everything has a meaning to it, just like when people see a santa, that is a symbol of christmas.
In young goodman brown there a lot of things that have symbols to them. At the beginning of the story
faith, young Goodman Brown s wife is a symbol of faith. As her name is faith she symbols goodmans
faith in god. He chooses to meet with the devil in the woods. Evil is trying to lead him away from her.
After seeing all the evil things in the woods when he does come back to her it isn t as comforting. Is
that any reason why i should quit my dear faith and go after her? page6 Pink ribbons first

Compare And Contrast The Christian And Muslim Responses To...
Christian and Muslim responses to the Black Death. Indeed the Christian and Muslims specifically
believed it was a punishment from God. For instance the muslims on the other hand thought if it was
from God it has to be good. The christian people believed that God was punishing them for sinning.
The plague killed 25 45% of the populations it came in contact with. They both had some similarities
in trying to prevent the Christians and Muslims from getting the Black Death.
The black death was caused by bacterial strains, lived in the stomach of certain fleas which live in the
fur of rodents. There were three types of the plague bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic. The most
common was bubonic. The person would develop bumps filled with pus this

Is Macbeth A Villain
Compare the presentation of villains in Macbeth and a selection of poetry from the studied anthology.
Do their writers present their characters with heroic qualities?
This essay will explore the presentation of villains and heroes in Macbeth a range of poems. I have
found the definition of a villain as a collective is a vastly broad category which is fuelled by other
motives and driven by want, passion and mostly selfish intentions. Some villains may not be as
obviously portrayed as we expect however they have strong villainous motives and having a running
theme of psychotic thoughts throughout their selves. I have also found out that typically characters
display heroic qualities and are heavily innocent and wanting to fight only for a ... Show more content
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Manipulation is key in the play, clearly driving to bad intentions because of Macbeth s curiosity. Lady
Macbeth drives Macbeth on a personal level, questioning him and his manhood Bring forth men
children only; for thy undaunted mettle should compose. Nothing but males. When he was considering
to not kill Duncan, which shows desperation alongside annoyance with Macbeth trying to hold onto
his morals. Macbeth is a tragic war hero, and using his manhood against him would be a meticulous
and personal weakness for him. Using emotive language towards Macbeth would trigger a sentential
side of him, not wanting to embarrass his pride by refusing; Lady Macbeth conveys a need for
murdering King Duncan, showing emotion and unsettlement when Macbeth questions her, needing
control of the situation. The immediacy of alarm with Lady Macbeth could also raise questions if she
is a typical villain, feeling and having a subconscious emotive technique. Shakespeare shows
manipulation as a tool of strength to Lady Macbeth and the Witches. She is shown to have no
subconscious morally correct thought and this is shown throughout, the first time the audience meets
her in the play, she automatically commutates the villainous vibe as well as the

Arranged Marriage In America
Americans should consider a less conventional way of meeting a potential partner that would one day
be their future husband/wife. An arranged marriage is another option people should consider when
finding a person to settle down with. Such arrangement is not forcing anyone into marriage instead it
is a mutual decision. A professor of Sociology conducted a study that showed 35% of 200 married
couples in America would press a button that could dissolve their marriage if they were given the
chance to (Folsom 1). Marriages that suffer a serious dissatisfaction are due to the premature
knowledge of their spouse and impulsive actions. It is safe to say, that over one half of all marriages in
the United States are unhappy. Thus, Americans should ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Agreeing to an arranged marriage is no different from going online and signing up for matchmaking
services or online dating sites. In fact, since 2013 online dating sites have tripled for adults in their
20s, 40s and 50s. With the use of technology, people can register online to dating sites, and after
including their values and interests, they get instant results on their perfect match. This process is no
different from having parents and family members introduce a person to their son/daughter. Online
dating sites are an evasion of privacy. It requires for members to have personal information available
for thousands of people to see true or false. In addition, online dating sites require for the person to do
their own research to find someone. This may easily again lead to a relationship based purely on
physical attractiveness and information that may be false, instead of the foundation of a successful
relationship (Chapdelaine et al.

Religion In Christina Rossetti s Goblin Market
Christina Rossetti s Goblin Market discusses two sisters who try to resist the fruit sold by Goblin men,
but one sister decides to eat the fruit anyways despite her sister s warning. This leads to horrible
consequences for Laura, yet later on she is saved by her sister s, Lizzie, actions. There seems to be a
great debate on whether or not this poem is a Christian allegory. Religion was a major trait of the
Victorian era, with Christian beliefs presented throughout many literary works and art pieces.
Christina Rossetti, herself, was deeply influenced by religion and governed herself by strict religious
principles. Her beliefs are widely seen throughout many of her works, especially that of Goblin
Market. This poem not only support the religious argument by depicting the story of Adam and Eve,
but by also displaying devotional symbolism throughout. Religion was a crucial and important factor
in Christina Rossetti s Goblin Market. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Goblin Market has been widely and plausibly interpreted as a Christian allegory, this assumption is
why it is believed to be connected to religious views(Taft 326). The presence of religion can
automatically be sensed when reading this work. Critics believe that Rossetti s religious view
influenced her greatly when writing. Religion was very important to her and became the major focus
of her life. Her writing was charged with a great amount of religious undertones, and her poem,
Goblin Market, is credited by some to be one of her most spiritual works. Many readers seem to
believe that Rossetti s poem illustrates a religious message that is presented through not only her text,
but her characters as

The Controversy Of Embryonic Stem Cells
For decades, researchers use of stem cells has caused a controversy and the consideration of the ethics
of research involving the development, usage, and destruction of human embryos. Most commonly,
this controversy focuses on embryonic stem cells. Not all stem cell research involves the creation,
usage and destruction of human embryos. For example, adult stem cells, amniotic stem cells and
induced pluripotent stem cells do not involve creating, using or destroying human embryos and thus
are minimally, if at all, controversial. Many less controversial sources of acquiring stem cells include
using cells from the umbilical cord, breast milk, and bone marrow. (Brunt, 2012) In 1998, scientists
discovered how to extract stem cells from human embryos. This discovery led to moral ethics
questions concerning research involving embryo cells, such as what restrictions should be made on
studies using these types of cells? At what point does one consider life to begin? Is it just to destroy an
embryo cell if it has the potential to cure countless numbers of patients? Political leaders are debating
how to regulate and fund research studies that involve the techniques used to remove the embryo cells.
No clear consensus has emerged. Other recent discoveries may extinguish the need for embryonic
stem cells. With this in mind, we will discover both sides of the issue from a pros and cons point of
view. Stem cell research has expanded at an exponential rate, but its therapeutic

Purpose Of Industrialization
Despite having a large agricultural land, Mississippi is still one of the poorest states in America
without enough food for its population. One of the reasons is that farming has been taken over by
mega corporations whose harvest is not intended to feed the local population, but instead to feed other
parts of the world. The environment pays a big price for this, as these corporations do not find it
important to put aside some funds to take care of it. This has caused people like Mr. Wendell Berry to
speak out. In this essay, we analyze his interview with Bill Moyers and examine how this impacts us
from a Christian perspective.
Mr. Wendell Berry, an 82 year old from Kentucky, is an environmentalist who dedicated his life to
fight for this planet. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Unfortunately, politicians who are supposed to speak out for the planet and its inhabitants are
sometimes paid for by corporations, who in turn benefit from the former s inaction and silence. This
has created a system where the politicians and corporations are almost inseparable and work hand in
hand at the expense of our planet. As he puts it, we need people who see the problem and go right at it
without waiting for the government permission or any form of official advice. Otherwise, a big part of
the planet is going to be uninhabitable in the coming years. For believers, especially, this is something
that God asks us to do. It is emphasized a number of times in the Bible that we are required to work
and keep this earth. Not doing so would mean disrespecting our

The Boondocks And Black Dynamite Infographic Analysis
My goal for this infographic is to represent the stereotypes that are shown in the television series The
Boondocks and Black Dynamite by using offensive pictures to induce the shock factor in my
audience, but not so much that they lose sight of what is being depicted and why. For example, when
determining what image to use for Support Racial Beliefs I was tempted to use a clipart image of the
KKK, but realized that it would be too offensive. Instead, I settled for an image of Riley from The
Boondocks to represent a show that might support racial beliefs. When designing the infographic, I
chose to make the background different variations of the color green to evoke psychological emotions
of apprehension, fear, and terror towards the topic (Morin, 2014). I chose this color even though green
is known for representing tranquility because the psychological emotions it causes differs when the
tones are changed (Morin, 2014). Throughout the infographic, I changed the shades of green as the
topics became more serious to induce a certain emotion towards the subject being depicted. At the
beginning of the infographic, I chose to use ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I also did this since the IMR is a serious topic, which discusses the possibility of a person
subconsciously committing the actions they have seen in images (Shin et al., 2010; Herbort and Butz,
2012). When choosing an image to represent this topic, I selected an image of a Boondocks DVD
cover. I decided to use this image to represent the consequences of the IMR because it makes an
excellent example of a cartoon that could cause this event to occur. The other images connected to it
represent the possible effects that could take place if the IMR occurred, which would include the brain
subconsciously reinforcing stereotypes and enacting racial

Essay on State and International Assessment
State and International Assessment
Assessment is the driving force behind every aspect of teaching today. There is an increasing focus on
grades, as well as a growing concern for US performance, in schools compared to others abroad. As a
result, standards of learning have not only been developed for each state, but are now being strictly
enforced as well. This has caused much controversy over the effectiveness and legitimacy of the
standards and over their consequences. By examining various educational resources, in addition to
speaking with teachers and administrators, contrasting views become clearer.
According to current research, international assessments can be a strong indicator of national
performance and a valuable tool for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
International testing, such as the TIMSS, has shown us that rigorous content, focused curriculum, and
good teaching are all critical to improved national performance.
As for state assessment, Virginia tests students knowledge of science by administering the Standards
of Learning (SOL) test in grades three, five, and eight, as well as in high school Earth science,
biology, and chemistry. In some areas, promotion to grades four, six, and nine is contingent upon
student performance on these SOL tests. Graduation from high school may also depend on students
passing two SOL science tests. School districts within the state of Virginia are required to provide
additional academic support for students who perform poorly on these tests. The state allocates special
funding for such intervention programs. There are eight standard setting committees that recommend
the guidelines for interpreting score ranges. However, Virginia s Board of Education makes the final
decision on which scores are passing, proficient, or failing. There is a test question for each of the
standards, thus teachers are responsible for providing instruction that covers all of the standards
content areas for their particular grades. Virginia SOL tests affect the classroom by providing teachers
with a template for instruction.
Speaking with various educators from the greater Charlottesville area paints a less than

Understanding Virtue Ethics
Noe Beltran
Per. 4
12/6/16
Virtue Ethics
Virtue ethics is the theory which is centered on character rather than focused on actions. An individual
s actions are the main element of ethical thinking rather than actions themselves (which is known as
Deontology) or their consequences (which is known as consequentialism). A virtuous character would
have to have virtuous traits. Some traits include courage, patience, and truthfulness. To understand
virtue ethics one must first understand the virtues that make a good human being. A virtue is defined
as a behavior showing high moral standards. For example, a common characteristic quality displaying
a virtue would be honesty. If someone is honest, They are believed to never lie or cheat which ... Show
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Not only this, but there is also a common burden of virtue ethics is that it does not produce a solid
base of principles since having virtues is unable to guide or justify good actions. Virtue ethicists also
face the reality that adequacy is a problem because a person does not need virtuous traits to perform a
good action, not only that but if a virtuous person were to cause a wrongful action, it does not always
have to mean that they are still not a virtuous person.To put this into perspective, if a murderer were to
kill someone, and walk away from the crime, and he sees a homeless man and the murderer gives the
homeless man a dollar, he has just performed a good deed. Or if lets say a priest was to curse in
church, it does not mean he is not a virtuous person. Virtue ethics also is problematic because of its
relativism. Its relativism is a big issue to this because every culture has different ways of defining
virtues. Which means that everyone following virtue ethics would ultimately disagree with each other
about

Essay about The Process of Giving Maintenance to a Ship
Scenario:
A docking survey should be carried out twice within a 5 year period. The intermediate survey must be
completed within 3 years. Preparation for dry dock begins after the ship sails from its previous one. A
dry dock list of new items is created with specification sheets describing individual jobs. These sheets
are compiled into a dry dock file which some time before the due date of the docking is submitted to
several dry docks for pricing.
As the ship was due in for routine maintenance, one of the main jobs during this maintenance for the
electrical department was to replace the Impressed Current Cathodic Protection system. This system
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It helps you identify which tasks need to be completed on time for the whole job to be done on time
and it also identifies which task can be delayed if resources need to be reallocated to catch up on
missed or overrunning task.
The critical path for my project is as shown above. It shows the fastest time (red arrows) it would take
to completely remove and replace the Cathelco Anodes and also gives a better understanding of what
task need to be completed on time to make sure the job is done and completed on time without any
problems.
Indicate the Dummy Task:
The Dummy task for my job is obtaining the Permit to Work and gathering all the tools required to
start the job. These two task can be done at the same time as there are two electricians and only one of
them was needed to sign the PTW as one of them was assisting. The other Dummy task was making
sure everything is isolated and putting up the scaffolding. These two task can be done together at the
same time as they are done by two different groups of people. This second group of Dummy task also
shows that if there was a delay in gathering the tools or filling the permit to work, the following task
would not be affected as it could be started at a later time and would not therefore affect the critical
path. This Dummy task helps make the preparation for the job more better and also reduces the
amount of time it would take to get the job started.
Describe the Critical Resources:
There were two

Research Proposal On Environmental Racism And...
Unit 8 Learning Assignment Research paper University of the People term 4 (2015 2016) Phil 1404:
Environmental Racism and Environmental Justice May 30, 2016 Andy Stanford (Instructor) This will
be my paper research proposal on behave of the unit 8 Learning assignment as per requested; The
Brief summary of my topic will be An environmental Justice / Environmental Racism. This ethical
concern is our biggest generation issues that critically affected the human life around the globe. To
limit global warming as necessary and needed to the required labels is a big challenge, and to avoid
worst effects of climate change has many issues because of it s on Justice and racism around the
matter. Additional pay attention to the matter will be very important in my ethical understanding. I
have attached three link list in order to support my paper research. Title: Environmental Racism and
Environmental Justice: Environmental Racism and Environmental justice is one of the biggest global
issues that the world has facing and dealing with and critically hits the world as a result inconsistency

Invasion Of Normandy
I chose two battles to discuss and research. The attack on Pearl Harbor was one of the
battles I chose from the Pacific Theatre. The other battle I chose is the invasion of Normandy
from the European Theatre.
Pearl Harbor was a surprise military strike coming from the Imperial Japanese Navy
against the US Naval base in Hawaii on the morning of December 7 1941 7:48 a.m. by 353
Japanese Fighter planes, torpedo planes, and bombers in two waves coming from six aircraft
carriers. All eight of the US Navy battleships were damaged, with fur being sunk. The
commanders and leaders of the Empire of Japan were Chuichi Nagumo and Isoroku Yamamoto
and the Commanders and Leaders of the USA was Husband E.Kimmel and Walter Short. The
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This battle was a very important
turning point in the war because right after the attack Roosevelt declared war on Japan. If the
United States had won this battle somehow and saw the attack coming ahead of time
The Invasion of Normandy was set to happen on June 5, 1944 but it actually occurred on
June 6, Also known as D Day. It was the invasion by the Western Allied forces in Normandy,
during Operation Overlord in 1944 during World War II. The US had many boats come onto the
land of Normandy while the Germans simply sat and waited. The Commanders and leaders of
this invasion on the German side were Gerd von Rundsedt, Erwin Rommel, Friedrich Dollmann,
and Leo Gey von Schweppenburg. On the Allies side the Commanders and Leaders were Dwight
D. Eisenhower, Arthur Tedder, Bernard Montgomery, Trafford Leigh Mallory, Bertram Ramsay,

Miles Dempsey, and Omar Bradley. More than 209,000 allied casualties happened by the end of
this invasion by June 30th, 1944. The US benefitted from this invasion because they successfully
took out the German infantry and stopped Germany from expanding; this was also a big

Water Essay
Water quality management in agricultural catchments, generally, appears to focus on identifying and
reducing nutrient losses from the root zone of intensive farming activities. In recent years, reducing
nutrient loss from root zone and minimizing the impact on farming practices of freshwater bodies has
taken centre stage in this debate (Clothier et al., 2007). To fully understand management options of
water this study will explore the vicious cycle of how on the source, the mode of transportation and
the impact on water catchments (Clothier et al., 2007). Transportation process that take place on water
surfaces is crucial in assessing the impact on freshwater bodies with respect to root zone losses.
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However, the amount of nitrate leached from the root is dependent on how it is transported and
transformed on the subsurface. According to Knowles (1982) dentrification process of nitrates
reduces/attenuate flow of nitrates from root zone to water catchment (rivers and lakes). This finding
were later supported by Rivett el., 2008, where he argued that dentrification process minimizes nitrate
influx from areas of high concentration beneath the water table. This process is catalyst by chemical,
physical and biological feature. In addition nutrients and oxidation of carbon act as catalyst to this
process (Rivett et al., 2008). Research show that Current nitrogen attenuation exertions in New
Zealand are focused on recognizing the thorough farms that percolate the major amounts of nitrogen
from the root zone. The continuous organization and moderation practices to minimize the root zone
nitrogen percolation to achieve specific confines. However, the disadvantage of this approach is that it
ignores spatial disparities hydrogeological backgrounds that might increase or decrease. They might
also attenuate leading to a flux in nitrogen level since it moves from the root region to water bodies
and rivers. Nitrogen leached then adds to ground water and influences movement and conversion of
nitrogen in the underground environment.
Leaching and cycling of nitrates in different profile of soil is well understood, however

Puerto Rican Music and Its Significance Essay
Puerto Rican Music and Its Significance
Although the policies of Americanization and degradation of Puerto Rican culture heritage improved
by the United States in Puerto Rico during the early decades of the twentieth century, the utmost
concern for the United States was the strategic location of the island for political and economic
advantages, not of the people who inhabited it. Puerto Rico, though a poor colony, was a rich cultural
spot in an area of dynamic cultural influence of the Caribbean. One aspect of the Puerto Rican culture
that was greatly influenced by its location in the Caribbean and by its repossession by the United
States is music. Music permeated the daily life of Puerto Ricans (Waxer, Oct. 29). Music was the ...
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Thus the bomba became known as talking drums (Glasser, 1995).
The plena, another typical form of Puerto Rican music, was considered the singing newspaper. It was
developed at the turn of the century by a lower class mulato population (made up of Puerto Rican
freed slaves and migrants from the English Antilles) on the coast. Themes for the music came from the
idiosyncrasies and normalcies of daily life, and was incorporated through a narrative verse taken from
the Spanish music culture through call and response . Call and response, another African influence, is
a component of traditional African musical expression in which a phrase is sung (chanted by part of a
group of people and that phrase is responded to by a refrain by the other part of the group. Call and
response is a component of the bomba, the plena, and the danza and still exists today as an important
ingredient of Puerto Rican music. It facilitates dialogue, and encourages a sense of community by
enabling more people to join in, which then closes the gaps between classes and races (Waxer, Oct.
29).
The third traditional form of Puerto Rican music is the danza. This genre, developed by mulato
artisans in late nineteenth century, reflected the race, class, and nationality issues which were present
at that time. As the plena and the bomba had African roots, the danza had roots in English, French, and

Essay on War and Peace and Tolstoy s View of History
War and Peace and Tolstoy s View of History
Count Lev Tolstoy wrote abundantly on the philosophical issues that he felt were universally
important. One of the most prolific examples of this is his view of history. This is set out most clearly
and most famously in his largest work, War and Peace. As Tolstoy claimed himself in a public
statement on the work, War and Peace is what the author wanted and was able to express in that form
in which it was expressed. Not only do the themes and incidents in the novel reflect his theory of
history, Tolstoy iterates this in less narrative terms in the twelve chapters of the Second Epilogue,
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As Tolstoy said, What I have expressed in the epilogue of the novel, without quotations and
references, is not the momentary fancy of my mind but the inevitable conclusions of seven years of
work, which I had to do.
The Second Epilogue can be split up into three sections1, in section one, comprising chapters 1 to 3,
Tolstoy reviews various schools of historiography, in section two, comprising chapters 4 to 7, he deals
with the question of nature and power and what determines the movements of peoples, in section
three, comprising chapters 8 to 12, he discusses the problem of free will.
The first section has been widely disregarded as a limited and anachronistic description of modern
historiography and the logocentric reliance on the presumption that what he feels is important, is
important for self evident reasons. It is often argued that Tolstoy gives an artificial impression of
historians, criticising them for things he is wrong in thinking they have claimed. But what is important
is that through doing this, Tolstoy establishes what is important for him, for his view of history. He
states that in order to explain the movements of people, there

Mobbing
MOBBING
CONTENTS OF THE PAPER
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITIONS OF MOBBING
THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF MOBBING
THE IMPORTANCE OF MOBBING
A REAL LIFE EXAMPLE
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
A INTRODUCTION
It is possible that most of us; the students, the employees or even some academicians don t know the
term mobbing . Mobbing is a new term in today s management issues. The term comes from other
fields of study, i.e.; behavioral sciences.
Mobbing basically refers to an attacking behavior. Mobbing was used firstly to describe the attacks
from a smaller group of animals directed against one single larger animal. Later on, this animal
behavior term was carried on to child behavior, and referred to the very destructive behaviors of a
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Theoretically mobbing is an extreme form of social stressors at work. It is amazing both from the
scientist s and the practitioner s point of view that there was so little prior research in this area.
A social interaction, through which one s attacked by one or more (seldom more than 4) individuals on
almost a daily basis and for periods of many months, forcing the person into an almost helpless
position with a high potential risk of expulsion.
Mobbing is long lasting, recurrent, and serious negative actions and behavior that is annoying and
oppressing. It is not mobbing if you are scolded once or somebody shrugs his/her shoulders at you
once. Negative behaviors develop into mobbing when it becomes continuous and repeated. Often the
victim of mobbing feels unable to defend him/herself.
The direction of hostile communication and behaviors toward one individual.
The phenomena of repeated workplace aggression by individuals to harm other with whom they work.
Psychological terror at workplace
Ganging up on someone in the work place
The situations where an employee is persistently picked on or humiliated by leaders or coworkers.
Originally refers to group aggression.
Mobbing or mobbing is one form of extreme negative social interaction at work.
All these definitions vary in their content but refer to the same fact; a fact that one faces

Multiple Deployments
Given the need for highly trained personnel in Afghanistan and Iraq region s, military personnel are
being asked to do multiple tours in the region and to stay for extended periods of time while on tours.
While this approach has produced a highly trained fighting force it has also exposed military
personnel to increased traumatic exposure and exposure at a much higher rate than previous Veteran
populations. With multiple deployments becoming a normal part of one s military experience it s
important for clinicians to be aware and trained on the mental health implications associated with
multiple and longer deployments.
Since the beginning of the hostilities in Afghanistan in October 2001, more than 1.8 million US troops
have served in OEF

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