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Holden Organizational Structure
Organisational structure 1. Driving Improved business performance through top team effectiveness: a.
Develop a common picture of effective top team functioning b. Create a shared view of how the board
is functioning now c. Identify areas of strength and vulnerability within the team d. build an
understanding of the impact of team s leadership on organisational climate e. Agree a plan and a
prioritised agenda for the team development The Board also developed specific goals representing
priority areas for improved team effectiveness: these include direction and purpose, work processes
and behavioural norms. In subsequent assignments with Holden we have helped the cascade of change
process further to organisation. 3. The Outcome For the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although it remains one of the Australia s best known brands, the company lost its position as the
country s leading car manufacturer in 2003 to toyota, and now faces intense competiton from other
imported vehicles as well. In 2012, it celebrated the 65th anniversary of the development of the first
all Australian car, the Commodore sedan, a long established champion which was Australia s top
selling passenger car until 2011. However , the brutal economic climate for new cars , especially those
built in Australia, has taken its toll on performance, not just at holden
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Distributive Leadership
In the field of education, many issues seem to be converging simultaneously. Budget, technology
initiatives, alignment to core standards, AchieveNJ, PARCC, HIB and a myriad of others are ongoing
while educational leaders also have the responsibility of running a department, school or district.
Being a school leader is often like laying railroad tracks while the train is barreling toward you.
Regardless, as district leaders, we need to be prepared and always look toward the future in order to
educate our students to the highest degree possible. Therefore, successful educational leaders should
possess the skills and background in the areas of curriculum development, evaluation, public relations,
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As I walk through classrooms, complete classroom observations, attend meetings and make public
presentations, my use of technology is always very obvious. I carry and use my iPad wherever I go
and use it for many aspects of managing time, keeping a calendar and monitoring school activities. In
order to communicate effectively and to sharply reduce the use of paper, correspondence with staff
members is done through technology. Creating and then utilizing a district Facebook page, a
professional blog and Twitter account allowed me to reach many people with information about the
district.
My districts also utilize technology for ongoing benchmark assessments for students. On a weekly
basis, I review data supporting a value added student achievement model. Renaissance Learning s Star
Math and Reading assessment tools are used four times per year to benchmark student growth. Under
my leadership last year, with no benchmarking process in place, Jamesburg adopted NWEA s MAP
assessment tool to chart student growth and inform instruction. Running records and AIMSweb are
also used in conjunction with the other products to demonstrate

Frankenstein Movie And Book Comparison
The 2004 film version of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley has many similarities as well as differences
from the novel. There are differences in time, setting, the plot, and the characters. Some of these
differences have to do with the amount of time allowed in the movie and the way the characters are
portrayed on screen versus in a book. Although there are many differences, there are also many
similarities. The overall plot line and main ideas are similar in the book and movie. The movie is
different from the book in many ways, but they are based on the same plot line and have a lot of
similar ideas. The differences between the movie and the book include time, setting, the visual aspect
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The people in villages throw things at him and chase him away and this makes him feel hated. These
events are what cause the monster to be so hateful towards everyone. Also, Frankenstein abandoned
the monster and the monster is lost now. He has to figure out how to learn and survive on his own. The
director of the movie shows his struggle so that the audience develops sympathy for the creature. In
both versions, he feels rejected and he blames this on his creator for never showing him love. Almost
everyone in the story rejects the monster and this is why he asks Frankenstein to make him a second
creature. He needs someone else that will love and care for him. Furthermore, the creature is
incredibly hurt because Victor hates him and all he wants is to be loved. Due to the fact that his
¨father¨ has abandoned him, the creature kills his loved ones to make him miserable. The creature
wants Victor to feel as awful as he does. In the movie and the novel, the monster purposely kills others
to hurt Frankenstein. Overall, the plot is very similar in the book and the movie involving the monster
and his

Get Out Racism Analysis
Get Out Racism
Get out is an American horror film directed by Jordan Peele. The film is based literally on the racism.
A black African young man Chris (Daniel Kaluuya), a photographer and his white girlfriend Rose
(Allison Williams) went to visit her parents house. Chris is worried on the fact that her parents doesn t
know that Chris is black because her parents are liberal racist. Chris finds out that her family has a
black servant who seems like they are forced to do the work or being controlled by their parents.
In the beginning of the scene where deer get hits from the car, the camera literally focuses on Chris
shoes as he walks closer to the deer to find out if the deer is dead or not. Chris is wearing a blue
shoelaces. There is a long history behind what colored shoelaces do you wear and each color has a
specific meaning. For instance, red color shoe laces are used by neo nazi skinheads symbolize that
they had killed someone. But, by researching on blue shoelaces I found out that it is used to symbolize
the opposite that wearing blue shoelace makes someone thinks you are opposing racism(Citation). In
fact, Chris ends up killing Jeremy(Caleb Landry Jones). These red and blue color shoe laces can be
viewed differently throughout the film. What I saw from the film that all the white people are wearing
red on their bodies during the party. However, Logan(Lakeith Stanfield) has a blue fringe around his
hat, which represent that some part of him in his mind. Chris is

Symbolism In Go Tell It On The Mountain
In Go Tell It on the Mountain, James Baldwin works with themes of gender, violence, and change. He
does this through Florence, Gabriel, and the symbol of morning. The author is trying to say people s
decision can be determined by external factors. Florence is treated differently because she is girl.
Education is not offered to her, but to her brother who hates to learn. And he needed the education that
Florence desired far more than he, and that she might have got if he had not been born. She should
take all the responsibilities and do all the works at home as a woman. And she [mother] wanted
Florence, also, to be content helping with the washing, and fixing meals and keeping Gabriel quiet...
Florence was a girl, and all the duties of a woman; and this being so, her life in the cabin was the best
possible preparation for her future life. Her mother has different attitudes toward her and her brother.
Gabriel was the apple of his mother s eye. If he had never been born, Florence might have looked
forward to a day when she would be released from her unrewarding round of labor, when she might
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In John s birthday morning, he begins to realize what he wants and who he will be. Not until the
morning of his fourteenth birthday did he really begin to think about it, and by then it was already too
late. For Florence, the morning is a new starting point of her life because she plans to leave her home
and pursue freedom. And this became Florence s deep ambition: to walk out one morning through the
cabin door, never to return. The morning is a turning point of Elizabeth s life because she is going to
lose her love and hope. And on Monday morning he was not at work. She left during the lunch hour to
go to hid room. He was not there. His landlady said that he had not been there all weekend. The
morning can both show beautiful yearning and

Mental Representation Of Critical Discourse Analysis
Mental representation in Critical Discourse Analysis
Levels of analysis
This phrase is applied to social sciences to point to the location, size or scale of a research target. It is
unique from the term unit of observation as the former relates to an integrated set of relationships
while the latter is about the distinct unit from which data will be gathered. The levels of analysis are
not mutually exclusive but an in critical discuss analysis research generally falls under micro level and
the macro level of analysis.
Macro versus micro level of analysis
The usage of language, discourse communication, and verbal interaction belong to the micro level of
the social order. On the other hand, powered, dominance and inequality between social groups are
concepts that relate to the macro level of analysis. Critical discourse analysis bridges the gap between
the micro and macro level of analysis that get to be a sociological construct in its own right. The
macro and micro levels of interactions integrate into being one whole that is unified. For example, a
racist remark in parliament is a discourse at the micro level of the social interaction but at the same
time, it may also constitute a part of legislation or reproduction at racism at the macro level. The
language of thought hypothesis(LOTH) states that the nature of thought and thinking is undertaken in
a mental language i.e. it is done in a symbolic system that is physically realized in the brain of
Humans. Critical

Dissertation Proposal on Managing Diversity of Workforce
2009 Robert D. Lawsson 215 IDENTIFYING AND MANAGING DIVERSITY OF WORKFORCE
Robert D. Lawsson (MSc) Abstract The objective of this work is to complete a research proposal on
the comparison of work values for gaining of knowledge for management of the multi generation
workforce. The specific focus is upon Generation X and the Millennium Generation which are the two
primary groups comprising the new workforce. Lawsson R.D. Identifying and Managing Diversity of
Workforce 216 Business Intelligence Journal January OBJECTIVE The objective of this work is to
complete a research proposal on the comparison of work values for gaining of knowledge for
management of the multigeneration workforce. The specific focus is upon Generation X ... Show more
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The Silent Generation and the Baby Boomers were not included in the study because the emphasis of
the research is placed on the younger more diverse work force. Several research questions will be
answered to achieve the stated purpose of this research. By applying statistical procedure of
multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) to the Work Values Inventory (Super 1970) a
measurement can be made of the null hypothesis showing the mean vector of 15 work values.
Univariate tests of each variable were used to address the other research questions: 1. Creativity 2.
Management 3. Achievement 4. Surroundings 5. Supervisory relations 6. Way of life 7. Security 8.
Associates 9. Esthetics 10. Prestige 11. Independence 12. Variety 13. Economic return 14. Altruism;
and 15. Intellectual stimulation (Super, 1970). According to Murphy, Conoley, Impara (1994) the
Work Values Inventory is designed to measure the values which are extrinsic to as well as those which
are intrinsic in work (p. 998). The survey is developed using a 5 point Likert style and is ranked by the
participants as follows: 5 = Very Important 4 = Important 3 = Moderately Important 2 = Of Little
Importance 1 = Unimportant INSTRUMENT The instrument chosen to measure the work values of
Gen X and the Millenniums was the Work Values Inventory (WWI: Super, 1970) and in Chapter 3 of
this proposal for

Analysis Of Rape Fantasies By Margaret Atwood
Rape Fantasies by Margaret Atwood is a comedic approach to a very serious, concerning topic. I
believe what all of the fantasies discussed have in common is that the perpetrator seems to be
mindless, sensitive, and easily manipulated to produce the outcome the fantasizer is desiring. Estelle
also seems to be sympathetic towards her rapists. I also noticed she seems to very degrading to herself
and personal appearance of both her and the rapists. For example, Atwood describes her rapist: not
only is he ugly, you know, with a sort of puffy nothing face, like those fellows you have to talk to in
the bank when your accountʼs overdrawn of course I donʼt mean theyʼre all like that but heʼs
absolutely covered in pimples (Atwood). In some of

Essay on Oil Export for a Unified Caspian Oil Conglomerate
Oil Export for a Unified Caspian Oil Conglomerate
Introduction
Oil resources are the focal point of almost all international disputes in the present century as every
country needs oil to power its electrical grids, run its automobiles, and operate its machinery. The vast
majority of accessible oil lies in the extremely unstable Middle East, whose countries form most of
OPEC and have a viable monopoly on oil production and pricing. The troubles caused by this situation
thus come to no surprise as high demand and monopolistic supply give omnipotent control to the
supplier.
The Caspian Sea region is seen by some as a possible answer to the problems of OPEC control. The
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Russian and Kazakhstan occupy the northern half of the sea coastline and Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan
and Iran take up the southern section. Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan all received
independence from the Soviet Union in 1991 and have all recently begun to see the economic benefits
of foreign investment and oil

Mktg Creative Brief
Mini Cooper Creative Brief
Introduction
Mini is a British automotive brand owned by BMW. It made its debut in the year 1959. From that time
to today Mini has achieved a great reputation within the market. The Classic Mini, which is the
original design to space concept, influenced generations of car makers with its transversal placed
engine which enables space saving. New Mini models also live up to its characteristics as a small city
car that creates space inside and saves space outside. Mini is also selected as the second most
influential car of the 20th century. Mini cars are designed to be small city cars. The small cars business
(which is also called the supermini cars) is about being economical and affordable, also they ... Show
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Strategy Development
Objective
In the survey that we did, we found out that most of the people think Mini Cooper as a car of fun. The
problem is that generally Mini is associated with young people. We want to change that point of view.
It is a kind of stereotyping when someone says Mini is a young people s car and it is for fun. That s
why our goal to be accomplished with this program is to attract new customers regardless of their age
range. We can do this by increasing awareness and reposition the Mini brand. We want to increase
awareness because we want our potential new customers to be aware of what the company and
product stands for. Once we accomplish to attract their awareness and reposition the brand, we want
them to have the perception, which we tried to accomplish, of what our brand is. Our communication
objective is therefore perception. We want Mini to be perceived as a car that can be driven by anyone
from any age range and not a car for only young people to use.
Target Audience
In this section, we will analyze the target audience of Mini Cooper and will try to picture
characteristics of its target market.
Financial crises have hit the world economics quite negatively and passenger s car segment has been
influenced to a great extent. Sales have dropped for more than double and needs of customers have
been directed towards motorcycle markets. Yet, as mentioned in the Annual Report of the company in
2010, they

Operant Condition Paper
I would like to start off by defining the Operant condition is a method of learning that occurs through
rewards and punishments for behavior. In the operant conditioning, an association is made between a
behavior and a consequence for that behavior (Cherry 1).This theory was made by B.F. Skinner known
as Skinnerian. As a behaviorist, Skinner believed that it was not really necessary to look at internal
thoughts and motivations in order to explain behavior. Instead, he suggested, we should look only at
the external, observable causes of human behavior (Cherry 1). According to the Power Point, there are
three process of Operating Conditions Extinction, Generalization, and Discriminative Stimuli.
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The next process of Operant Conditioning is generalization which means tendency to make the
learned response to a stimulus similar to that for which the response was originally reinforced
(Chapter 5 Power Point ).According to the text, a great example by describing the less similar the
color the pigeon saw the less it picked. The last process of Operating Condition is Discriminative
Stimuli which means a stimulus that signals whether a response or behavior will be rewarded,
punished or even ignore. When dealing with behavior you ll always have a punishment for a behavior.
When acquired through Operant Condition there are two types of punishments Positive and Negative
punishment. Positive punishment involves the presentation of an unfavorable event or outcome in
order to weaken the response it follows. Negative punishment occurs when a favorable event or
outcome is removed after a behavior occurs. In both Positive or Negative punishment deals with
decreasing of the behaviors. There is also a disadvantage from punishment is that a person may
become very angry, fearful and hostile towards the punisher. When having these symptoms are
emotions it can sometimes result into lashing, or acting out of control. When dealing with these
punishments it can affect the body positively when being applied

Tetra Compare And Contrast
Tetra fish are one of the most easily available groups of fish in the hobby. There are many types of
tetra fish, and some are perfect for newcomers to fishkeeping. Other species are much more
challenging, and best avoided unless you ve kept tetras before.
Choosing The Best Tetras
Before you buy any tetra, know this: tetras are schooling fish. This means they prefer to be kept in a
group. Most species of tetras are happiest in groups of six or more of their own kind. Since you are
buying multiple fish, it is even more important to check the size the tetras you want will grow to. Six
six inch bucktoothed tetras will need a lot more room than six 1.2 1.5 inch Neon Tetras.
It is also good to know that most tetras are happiest in somewhat acidic water, although water
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Neon tetras used to have an excellent reputation for hardiness, but now the vast majority of them are
mass bred in the far east with no attention paid to health or quality. This means that the Neon Tetras
you buy now are often carrying this parasite when you buy them and die quickly. If you can get
disease free Neons, they are great fish, but Neons with this disease aren t worth buying no matter how
low the price. I wouldn t knowingly take Neons with this disease if they were free.
Neon Tetras are notoriously susceptible, but danios, cichlids, and most charachins can be susceptible
to Neon Tetra disease as well.
The most common recognizable symptom of Neon Tetra disease, Pleistophora hyphessobryconis, is a
loss of coloration with pale or white patches of skin, most commonly below the dorsal fish. There are
also other symptoms that include spinal curvature, emaciation, fin deterioration and erratic swimming.
Do not buy any fish that shows these signs!
Just to make life more complicated, there is a False Neon Tetra disease that shows many of the same
symptoms. This is a bacterial infection that can be cured by

Ho How The Other Half Lives Summary
Riis, Jacob How the Other Half Lives New York: Charles Scribner s Sons, 1890. In 1890, Jacob Riis, a
Danish immigrant worked as a police reporter and photographic journalist in New York City. How the
Other Half Lives, prompted legislative reforms, focused attention on the desperate lives of poor urban
immigrants and left an enduring mark on the history of documentary photography. (NY TIMES).
During this time, America was going through social and economic stress due to rapid industrialization.
It was a time full of greed and neglect from the wealthier class leaving the middle and poor class
helpless and suffering day to day. Jacob Riis used his photography to document real lives that were
being affected by this crisis and presented these photos to the public to open their eyes to what was
going on. The economy, society, and government started to be controlled by large corporations who
were owned by immigrants filled with greed and materialism. With this industrialization, Riis
documented the over worked lower class who were given low wages and placed in overpriced slums.
The real world did not notice the truth behind this madness until Riis s photography opened their eyes.
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The author, Riis wrote the book with intent to show how workers were treated terribly during the
progressive area by being paid minimum wage and being housed in the slums. He vividly describes
the living conditions that families were put into at this time one room 12 x 12 with five families living
in it, comprising twenty persons of both sexes and all ages, with only two beds, without partition,
screen, chair, or table (66). Individuals and their families suffered living in the slums and were not
given any other options but to suffer from the disease, overcrowding, exploitation, and poor living

Marianne Moore s The Fish Essay
Marianne Moore s nature and artistic background contribute to her modernist style and is prominent in
her poem The Fish. Marianne Moore wrote in the 1930 s, a decade of change. Moore is characterized
as a writer who uses overall nature, art, life, modesty, and humor. Her writing is recognized by its
descriptions, and observations of people, places, animals, and art. Her poems reflect the relationship
between common and uncommon ( Marianne Moore Poetry Foundation). Marianne Moore s
biographical background contributes to her symbolic writings. Moore s mother is the person who most
inspired her. She came from a divorced home and lived with her mother and her grandfather. He was a
presbyterian pastor. Her father was absent in her life due to the fact that he was also institutionalized.
Moore s early jobs inspire the nature part of her writings. After college, she was in charge of the
commercial department of the United States Indian School at Carlisle. She taught subjects such as
bookkeeping and typing to young Indians. In 1918, she decided to move to New York where she
taught at a private school. Three years later she was an assistant at the Hudson Park branch of the New
York Public Library (Garrigue 194). Moore s early career choices to be a painter and interest in
biology influenced the scientific and artistic aspect of her poetry. She wanted to be a painter like
Carlos Williams. She decided to study medicine and caught an interest for biology. In an interview she

Why The American Diet Is The Key Factor Of Weight Loss
A somber fact that exists in American society is that thousands of Americans search for the unreal
dream of becoming thin. Every day someone is on a new diet, whether it d be your neighbors, friends,
or even your relatives. Dieters acquire many disguises such as the bandwagoner , and the promise
maker . Some Americans want to lose weight quickly and conveniently; therefore, a trendy diet
attracts the bandwagoner. The new, inexpensive fees at the gym might attract the promise maker, who
typically promises to go to the gym an ample amount of times each week. Although several of the
different dieters are successful, the majority of the bandwagoners and promise makers don t succeed.
Even though there are several different ways to lose weight, according to the ACE (American Council
on Exercise), Diet is the main key factor of weight loss .
With the idea of weight loss being significant in American society, companies have taken full
advantage by creating supplements that vow to help with reducing body fat. Hydroxycut, a company
that advertises their dietary supplements, use creative slogans that lure their friends, the bandwagoners
to their hotline. Slogans such as: You ve never looked better in black! jumble with people s emotions
in a positive way, making them more prone to buying these products. Hydroxycut s main focus is the
production of caffeine capsules; these capsules stimulate appetite while giving a boost of energy.
Although the capsules are not approved by

Medical Data And Electronic Medical Records
The Clinical Laboratory in the Inpatient setting has evolved over the years. Electronic data and
electronic medical records demand require medical documentation to be processed fast and accurate
daily. I selected the Clinical Laboratory Department because the amount of data that is processed in
these departments is impressive. I covered three main points in my report: (i) an overview of the
department, (ii) the role of Health Informatics in the Clinical Laboratory, and (iii) the impact of the
advances in Health Informatics in the Clinical Laboratory Department.
Department Overview: Clinical Laboratory
The goals of the clinical laboratory department are: (i) conduct diagnostic tests ordered by physicians
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Laboratory IT systems are still growing and developing. Health information protection,
communications lab to lab, and electronic patient access are some of the factors that have to be taken
into consideration in the development of new laboratory s transmission programs and hospital
automatization.
Clinical Laboratory department automatization affects the hospital and inpatient care delivery.
Advanced programs and efficient automatic transmissions will ensure precise patient care and positive
health outcomes.
The Role of Health Informatics in the Clinical Laboratory Department
Health informatics plays a crucial role in the clinical laboratory department. Automatization has been
implemented in most of the departments in the healthcare industry. This information is shared by the
multiple departments, and it s available to the health providers involved in patient care.
Clinical laboratory has been positively affected by automatization. The automatization is delivered by
a variety software programs. Each organization will implement the program that suits their demands
and necessities. The program must have the

Sochi 2014 Olympics
BADM 324 | The Marketing of Sochi 2014 | Table of contents Abstract 2 Introduction (Purpose,
Scope, Significance) 3 Background (Context, Existing Knowledge) 5 Some quick facts about Sochi 5
Vision 5 Research Question or Hypothesis 8 Approach/Methodology 9
Observations/Discussion/Validation/Results 10 Explanation of the Expectations of Sochi 10
Innovative Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games 10 Celebrating the spirit of Russia 10 Delivering
sustainable positive change, which inspires the World 10 An impressive marketing based on party and
glamour 11 In Vancouver 11 Sponsoring 13 Everything must be contrasted 14 Example of rebellion:
No Sochi 2014 15 What does Sochi have to learn from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Approach/Methodology My volunteering at the Russian House during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic
Games was the basis of my work. I was living in a pro Sochi environment, working with Russian
people, answered visitorsâ€™ questions about Sochi, the 2014 Games or the Russian Houseâ€¦ I have
read the informative booklets and the official 2014 website, which are both very rich and informative,
and used the information given for my paper. Nearly all the â€œpositiveâ€ thoughts about Sochi are
listed in this website, though press articles, testimonials, quotes, and lots of information and data. The
rest of my research presented doubt or controversy. So I used controversial quotes and thesis I have
found to contrast every aspect of the Sochi organizing committee speech.
Observations/Discussion/Validation/Results Explanation of the Expectations of Sochi Innovative
Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Sochi wants those Olympic Games to be innovative, in many
different ways. First of all, new management techniques are going to be applied. Secondly, new
standards are going to be settled in order to assure a superior quality for those Games. Accessibility
will be improved, environment will be protected more than ever, personnel will be recruited and
educated in order to reach this superior quality. New pioneering solutions will be used in order to
guarantee a high level quality service for all of athletes, families, media,

Analysis of a Six Year Old Attending Barstow Elementary...
Relevant Background and Demographic Information Zachary is a six year old boy who attends
Barstow Elementary School. He is currently a kindergarten student and will be moving on to first
grade in the fall. Zachary identifies with the Caucasian community and is English speaking. He is
currently attending public schooling and meets with a speech therapist twice a week. The speech
therapist works with Zachary to develop his reading, writing and spelling skills. Beyond this service,
Zachary receives no other special services from Barstow Elementary. Reason for Referral Zachary,
along with every other public school student takes Maryland School Assessments (MSA) in order to
determine whether or not his reading abilities are equivalent to grade level standard scores. Zachary s
teacher, Mrs. Mason, expressed concern about Zachary s low achievement in a variety of subjects,
specifically in English and Literature. Mrs. Mason referred Zachary for extra assessments and
requested that an intervention plan be created for him if necessary. In addition to the MSA tests,
Zachary also administered the Test of Auditory Processing Skills, in order to rule out any potential
auditory processing or cognitive problems. Zachary s ability to perform tasks in nonsense word
fluency, reading fluency and reading comprehension were assessed through the MSA tests. Zachary s
auditory processing abilities were tested through the completion of multiple tasks on Auditory
Processing Skills; including word

Historiography Of Karnataka
A much early historiography of Karnataka by Aluru Venkatarao also delineates on similar lines
identifying the juncture of Battle of Talikota in 1565 as the time of decline of glory of Karnataka. In
his 1917 work titled Karnataka Gatha Vaibhava , Aluru Venkata Rao writes thus:
Having flourished for 230 years this glorious kingdom disappeared in half a minute by accident. It
dies. That was the end of Karnataka s glory. The kumkum was wiped off Karnatakadevi s forehead!
The mangalsutra round her neck was cut! Karnataka s wealth was destroyed Karnataka s intellectual
wealth disappeared. The sun of Karnataka s valour set. To summarise: since that day, we people of
Karnataka have become an empty name in history. Oh, ye of Karnataka, has the time still not arrived
for a recovery of past glories? Think about it. (71)
For Aluru Venkata Rao, the glory of Karnataka has flourished for about 230 years, while the 1947
historiography of Karnataka takes it much farther back in time. However, a significant aspect to be
noticed in the above quoted excerpt is the metaphorical manner in which the land Karnataka is
sketched in the image of a goddess. The appropriation of Karnataka in the image of ... Show more
Shilpa Phadke, speaking in general about the Women s movement in India points to the fact that:
The movement in the late 1970s constructed itself as secular but did not make any effort to define its
identity as such. It was assumed that affiliations with the women s movement were based on gender
and positions of difference were articulately largely on grounds of class rather than caste or religious
community. Class was constructed as a modern identity unlike caste or religious community, which
were seen as pre modern identities to be transcended.

Ham In Honduras
I conducted an interview with Mister Wilmer Ham from San Pedro Sula, Honduras. I went through a
series of questions to get to know him and where he comes from. Through my questioning I found the
differences between the United States and Honduras, which there were several but I will outline three.
I asked him how questions relating to how he has adapted to living in the United States. Secondly, I
asked how he assimilated or understood the United States culture. Mister Ham outlined to me how he
maintained aspects of his identified ethnic group. Lastly, in what ways does he choose not to
assimilate?
Mister Ham started out by saying where he came from was not easy. Since that first statement; I was
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The pure wax symbolizes Jesus pure fresh inherited from the Virgin Mary. The wick represent the soul
of Christ, and the flame His divinity. Many places that sale these candles house them in glass cases
because of their sacredness. Today there are many different colors for these candles. Mr. Ham was
specific he said if you buy a color candle make sure that you are buying it for what it symbolize. Some
examples of the color candles are: the red candle (Energy, vitality, fertility, fire, physical strength,
willpower, courage, and health), the yellow candle (protection, clairvoyance, persuasion, wisdom,
confidence, happiness, and energy), the orange candle (encouragements, attraction, emotional healing,
cleansing negativity, career, wealth, ambition, friends), the green candle (Money, health, fertility,
marriage), the blue candle (truth, loyalty, understanding, weight loss, contentment, and devotion), the
purple candle (royalty, power, confidence, wisdom, success, meditation). There are also pink, brown,
black, gold, silver, and white. Along with the color representation there are interpretations. For
example, if you have the protection candle and when you light it doesn t burn then there is negativity
energy preventing it to burn. Hondurans are very religious people, Mr. Ham says even if they don t
seem to be

Health Supplement Industry Analysis Paper
The market trends in dietary supplements reflect current scientific research combined with current
health conditions and trends. A look at the neutraceutical market today will show that there are
specific products for supporting specific health conditions for the heart, lung, diabetes, pregnancy,
supplements specifically for women, men and women over 40, for children and for the aging, those
actively involved in sports, body building, for dieters, for skin and digestion, and for hair care.
General health products for overall health and nutrition are still available categorized by age groups
and gender.
Growing Research and Health Trends
As more studies are done on specific supplements, more customers are looking for health supplement
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Years of research and understanding what consumers need, can help supplement manufacturers to
produce supplements that are more specific to the needs of today s health conscious public. Don
Kendall, co founder and CEO of GreenTree Nutrition said, We are seeing an overwhelming demand
from customers for a wellness solution that is personalized to meet their needs, In 2000, Acumin s
began SmartSelect, an online system that evaluates the customer s specific needs to formulate a set of
vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and herbs designed specifically for that person. Customers needs are
assessed, and they are given one of over 37 million formulation combinations personalized to meet
their exact criteria. By providing more personal nutrition, more specific to their personal health needs,
people who used to take a dozen pills a day can take just three or four. Along with the demand for
more specialized nutritional supplements, manufacturers are seeing the need to empower consumers
with comprehensive and personalized information they can trust to make informed choices about their
health and nutrition. Their websites combine objective health information with the cost advantages
and convenience of online

Examples Of Trends And Trends In Restaurants
INTRODUCTION
A task commissioned to observe and analyze trends and existing problems globally in any restaurant
industry. Then I have to choose one restaurant and interview with manager of this entity about the
three main issues in his restaurant. After this, I should offer suggestions, which can come up with
proper solutions to these concerns.
TRENDS AND ISSUES IN ANY F B ENTITIES Many people are willing to run the restaurant
business, and the number of individuals is very high. According to the latest statistics, 60% of
restaurants fail within their first 3 years of operations. In addition, other facts signpost that the figure
may be about 90%.
Through extensive market investigation and by talking with the struggling restaurant manager, I have
come up with top trends and with the reasons why restaurants fail.
Restaurants do more than feed us. They make our lives easier. They connect us with our family,
friends and colleagues. Restaurants introduce us the new variety of meal selections. They excite us
with the new trends and keep us coming back for more.
Guest Facing Technology
The largest trend for 2015 is turning the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Every time guests enter your restaurant, they should experience the same food quality and service.
Managing a customer s expectations is an essantial part of running a restaurant and consistently
providing the same quality product ultimately can determine the success or failure of your restaurant.
This does not mean that it has to be a great product, just it has to be the same product every time. It
should not matter which chef or waiter is working on any given day. Customer experience should be
the same each time they come in. According to Mr. Sarvar Azimov the manager of restaurants the
meal can be good today and dissapointed next time or the service is different every time, he says that it
is very dificult to preserve the identity every

Gender Identity Development
Literature Review
IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT
The goal of the researcher of gender identity is to identify where and when identity is developed,
furthermore it will explore how this plays a role when working with transgender adults.
Development of Gender identity
When a child is born, doctor examine their genitalia and assign the child as either male or female. The
identity that they are given directly correlates with the child having either a penis or a vagina.
Nevertheless, studies now find that this is not the case for all children. Many fields of study including
psychology, genetics, sociology, and anthropology now state that there is more to the development of
gender than the physical make up of a child. Genitalia is now being looked at ... Show more content
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This is often expressed by individuals expressing hyper masculinity or hyper femininity. For
transgender male to female individuals this can been by actions such as getting married, joining the
military, being involved in religion and hobbies that are considered masculine. (Broad 2002). It is
important to understand that the messaging around gender roles is so strong that individuals want to
do everything in their power to be accepted and not ostracized. This is done to the level that
individuals will forsake their own happiness to be accepted by society often taking on the role of their
gender to the degree of hyper masculine or feminine actions, thus trying to prove that they fit in a role
that is often not meant for

The Impact Of James Madison On The Constitution
Back in the late 1700s, James Madison helped the U.S. constitution. He was born in 1751, and grew
up in Orange county, Virginia. James Madison was a successful man, a great man that owned and held
3,000 slaves. James Madison got caught up tensions between colonists and British authorities.
Madison wrote more than fought. That writing took Madison to Orange county representatives.
Somewhere along the line, James Madison met Thomas Jefferson. Madison is a federalist at his best.
Madison was campaigning for a strong government. James wanted to import a new structure of checks
and balances. Meanwhile, James Madison s ideas were being used in the Constitution. In 1789,
Madison won a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Although

Questionnaire about Ebola
TEST METHODS/BIOHAZARD
EBOLA Questionnaire
Have you been suffering strange symptoms?
Do you want to know how to stop your illness from spreading?
Are you scared for your life?
Take this test to find out what you should do!!!!!!!
1) Do you throw up a black substance mixed with blood?
a) True
b) False
2) Do you experience an extreme aching behind your eyeball?
a) True
b) False
3) Do you experience multiple red spots and hemorrhages on your body? a) True
b) False
4) Do you have a very high fever all the time? a) True
b) False
5) Have you become very irritable within the past few days? a) True
b) False
6) Have you experienced many of your close friends or family starting to have the same symptoms as
you?
a) True
b) False Look at the next page to determine what your answers mean!!!
If you answered no to all of these questions, then there is no need for you to worry.
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Hello. If you are reading this, then it means you have most or all of the symptoms listed above. This is
very, very bad. You more than likely have a hot virus called Ebola. Ebola is very dangerous, and will
not leave you with a pretty death. Don t take this magazines

Grizzly Man And The Cove Analysis
Final Doc Review
Grizzly Man and The Cove both share a common, fascinating theme: humans relationship with the
wild lives and the nature world. Both films centre on this theme but The Cove explores the slaughter
of dolphins in Taiji, Japan while Grizzly Man focuses on Timothy Treadwell s attempt to live with
grizzly bears. Both have a certain tragic plot about them, The Cove because of the cold blood
slaughter and Grizzly Man because of Treadwell s death. Both choose to focus on one species, for The
Cove its dolphins, Grizzly Man, its grizzly Bears. They may be both focused on the same topic but are
they re both fantastic explorations of the same idea. The Cove combines the personal relationship
between a man and dolphins and expands it to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The enemies in The Cove are obvious. They re the committees set up to bring about change but who
get so caught up in legislation that they create little progress. They re the fisherman and multi million
dollar companies who feel their livelihood threatened by the activists determined to make a difference.
With all these enemies for the activists to face, it s good that we have a hero to root for and in this film
it s Ric O Barry. For years, O Barry was known as the best dolphin trainer in the world, having trained
many of the dolphins who appeared in the Flipper TV series. It was this particular job that convinced
him that dolphins were not meant to be kept in captivity but to be free in the

Emphasis on Characters in Madame Bovary Essay examples
Gustave Flaubert s Madame Bovary masterfully explores the mid 19th century cultural scene, coloring
the subject with his opinion. Through the book Flaubert lends insight into life in at the time, and
imparts his opinions on the social world. He accomplishes these goals using the Bovary s. Flaubert
reevaluates characters through conflict, absence, juxtaposition, and selective thought examination to
vilify the Bovary s. Whether through necessity, or by purposeful ignorance characters rise and fall in
their prominence, allowing Flaubert to lead the reader towards his opinion. A matter of debate exists
regarding his purpose in this matter, and many critics have extrapolated that Madame Bovary is a
critique on the bourgeoisie values. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As Emma says goodbye to Leon, Flaubert brings Berthe into the scene. Emma allows Leon his wish to
say goodbye, but the quickly orders the maid to Take her away (84). In this manner Berthe reveals
Emma s shortcomings in love, character, and parenthood by allowing Emma to pass her off to the
maid, Felicite. The entire situation surrounding Hippolyte s leg sets Charles up for public humiliation
to further discredit him in the eyes of the reader. It seems too good an opportunity for him to pass up,
and yet far too complicated an endeavor for him to complete. Homais warns Emma of the possible
repercussions; An article gets about; it is talked of; it ends by making a snowball (122). Emma
interprets this to mean that Charles will become a rich, well known doctor. The reader quickly learns
this outcome will not occur. Hippolyte is only mentioned once in the chapters proceeding his surgery,
twenty five times during the chapters surrounding his surgery, and only two more times towards the
end of the book. These figures serve as statistical evidence of Hippolyte s rise in prominence. The
failed surgery breaks Charles reputation and Hippolyte fades back into the background. Flaubert
brings Hippolyte to the forefront to expose Charles as incompetent. Flaubert downplays major events.
He devotes one sentence to announcing Madame Bovary s pregnancy, a life changing event. When
they left Tostes in the month of March, Madame Bovary was pregnant (17). Flaubert

Tungsten Essay
In 1781, Carl Wilhelm Scheele discovered Tungsten, which is also known as Wolfram. The word
Tungsten is used in the United States, but Wolfram is still used in some European countries. Tungsten
comes from the Swedish language which means heavy stone . Tungsten is a very strong, shiny, gray
white metal that makes up just a tiny fraction of the earth s crust and is always combined with other
elements as compounds. Every tungsten atom has 74 positively charged protons in the nucleus which
means it also has 74 negatively charged electrons revolving around the nucleus. Tungsten played a big
role in the background of World War II. Portugal was the main source of this element which meant,
they were put under pressure by both sides because of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However it combines with other elements to form compounds in minerals. An interesting fact is that
wolframite and scheelite are the only two important sources of the metal. Wolframite contains varying
amounts of iron tungstate and manganese tungstate. Another important tungsten mineral is scheelite,
which varies in color from white to green. The leading producers of tungsten are China, with 37,000
tons, Russia, with 3,600 tons and Austria, with 1,700 tons. Another interesting fact is that more than
half of the world s supply of tungsten comes from mines in the Nah Ling Mountains of Jianxi, Henan
and Quangdong provinces of China. The method to extract tungsten ore is generally a compromise
between safety and cost. One way to mine it is using the room and pillar method, which is cutting
rooms in tungsten, and leaving a series of columns called pillars . However other mines use the bulk
mining method of slashing out the ore . This involves drilling into the face of the tungsten deposit to
carve out large chunks of the ore. Around 30% of tungsten comes from scrap and waste metal.
Tungsten its self is not a major pollutant, but scrap and waste tungsten may contain other metals that
are harmful to the environment. In addition, recycling is a lot cheaper than disposing of the waste

The Squire s Tale
Because The Squire s Tale from Chaucer s The Canterbury Tales is incomplete, the romantic idea of
life and love are the prominent themes of the limited story. The interruption of the tale leads more to
assumptions than accurate analysis.
A Fantastical Tale
This story begins in a foreign location, introduces a mysterious guest, and describes magical items.
How does this not sound like the beginning of a fantasy story along the lines of Lord of the Rings?
Instead, it is the imaginative tale of the Squire from Chaucer s The Canterbury Tales. The Squire is a
young man who is an apprentice to his father, a knight. His fantastical tale is set in the land of Tartary
and is filled with hope. His tale begins as an optimistic story about love.
The Squire never finishes his story. He is interrupted by another member of the travelling group and is
not given an opportunity to return to it. The Squire receives praise for what he has told up to the point
of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He provides this romantic backdrop to tell his tale about love. Unfortunately, the theme of love only
develops between the female falcon and Canace. Had the Squire been permitted to continue his story,
he would have added to his tale and allowed for further development of this theme. He does note that
the remainder of his story would have explained how the children of the king could have found the
loves of their lives.
As it remains a truncated story, what does the Squire tell about love? He notes that despite our feelings
of love, they may not be shared by our partner, as the female falcon learns. It is a powerful feeling and
can lead to deep emotional pain. Canace shows that this pain does heal, and we are then able to go
forth and experience it again. It is a feeling that should be cherished and nurtured, despite there being
no assurances that it will last

Materialism In Wlf And Eadwacer
The poem Wulf and Eadwacer displays a number of typical characteristics associated with the genre of
the Old English Elegies. In this essay I aim to identify such defining characteristics and discuss why,
from Paul Muldoon s translation, Wulf and Eadwacer is in every sense an Old English Elegy. I will
examine the environment in which the poem is set, the theme of social isolation, the lif is laene motif,
the ubi sunt lamentation and the medieval concept of wyrd . I will highlight and support with
examples how each of these features are present themselves and their significance in the classification
of this poem as an Old English Elegy.
A key feature of Medieval writing is the environment in which the poem is set. This gives the ... Show
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The poem is a mere nineteen lines in length and in some academic opinions is more like a riddle than
an elegy, but as Anne L. Klinck says in The Old English Elegies: A Critical Edition and Genre Study ,
Indeed, the poem s riddling quality is an essential ingredient, although it has far greater cogency as a
love lament . The unnamed speaker seen in the poem is held in common with the elegies The
Wanderer and The Seafarer and is yet another aspect affirming the poems classification as an Old
English

Driveway Expansion Research Paper
Things To Look Into When Considering A Driveway Expansion When your teens start to drive and get
their own cars, you may experience a shortage of parking spaces, especially when you have guests
over. The solution could be to expand your current driveway or add a circular drive to provide more
parking and make it easier to maneuver cars. Here are a few things to consider about installing a
driveway expansion. Check Local Codes There may be codes that regulate the placement of your new
driveway, especially if you install a circular dive. Even if city codes don t come into play, there may
be HOA rules or deed restrictions that affect your driveway. For instance, if your driveway is currently
made of asphalt, you may be required to use asphalt ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This could affect the appearance of your property in a negative way. Even if your driveway is still
fairly new, it will be faded somewhat due to UV exposure and the difference will be noticeable when it
is against new asphalt. There are some options to consider. You could have a new layer of asphalt put
on over your old driveway to make the color uniform throughout or you would have your driveway
sealed. You can t seal a new driveway when it is applied since it needs to cure. When it s ready, you
could have a sealcoat applied over your entire driveway that makes the color uniform. However, you ll
need to go for a period of several weeks or months with the color difference while you wait. When
you re considering a driveway expansion, talk to a paving contractor about these and any other
concerns you have. The contractor will offer advice for the best placement of the expansion taking
drainage, tree roots, and city codes into account. Even a small expansion of just a few feet has to be
installed just like a regular driveway with a compacted base or it could cause your current driveway to
deteriorate faster. It may seem like a complicated process for the simple act of making your driveway
wider, but it is worth it to have the extra parking spaces when your family owns several

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Digital Library In Malaysia
There are different definitions around digital library characterized by insightful and expert interests in
digital libraries. A few meanings of digital library are accessible in the writing while such definitions
supplement each other and there are some counter contentions as well. Digital library comprises of an
arranged gathering of mixed media data commonly accessible in one area. It additionally comprises of
capacity and correspondence, types of gear with the substance and programming expected to imitate,
copy and amplify the administrations gave by customary libraries taking into account paper and other
material method for gathering, inventing, finding and scattering data. Late innovation additionally has
empowered new assumption about digital libraries. The digital library (DL) without bounds will be
regularly extending frameworks for example the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main problem are the lack of Information Technology (IT) staff, the lact of spending plan, lack of
digital library initiatives (DLIs) and ICT preparing, reestablishment of online memberships, lack of
and under use of digital assets, and lack of appropriate incorporated library system. Another related
problems is lack of staff, lack of blueprint and National Information Infrastructure (NII) arrangement,
digital undertaking was excessively costly which could be expected, making it impossible to budget
and cost oblige, lack of good example and issues identified with Copyright Act clearance. It is hard to
advance if not supported by sufficient facilities, budget, preparing, administration support and skilled
staff. It was found that exclusive 54% of the libraries have introduced a coordinated library systems,
which means 46% were still without library systems. It is difficult to envision that in the digital time,
where the Internet has changed the way we live, there were still libraries without library

Strange Fruit By Abel Meeropol
Strange Fruit was originally written as a poem by Abel Meeropol and was later made into a song by
Billie Holiday in 1939. The song was written in protest of racism in the United States which at the
time included lynching, segregation, and groups that supported racism such as the KKK. When the
song first came out in 1939, it was considered one of the most powerful songs at the time. It was so
powerful, that the cafe that she performed at came up with rules about her live performances. The
rules were: it would be the last song of the night, the waiters would stop working when it came on, the
room would be dark with the exception of a single spotlight on Holiday, and there would be no encore
no matter how badly the audience wanted one.

Misconceptions Of Impressionist Art
Impressionist Art
When you hear about impressionist art what is the first thing that you think of? Most people think
about old French styled paintings. Impressionist art isn t just old styled paintings formed in France by
the French. Impressionist art varies to many different things and different styles. Impressionist art
became a huge style of art form during the 17th to the 19th century. During the 17th, 18th, and 19th
century there were quite a few artists who were considered an impressionist artist. Although the first
person to be considered the first impressionist was Edouard Manet. Manet showed and proved that it
was, and still is, possible to create a piece of artwork where the subtle depictions of light can be
accomplished as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Art has formed into many types of styles and have had huge impacts in different eras. The art back
then is very much different than how our art is today. We have art museums and art shows to whereas
back then they didn t have as much as we do in this generation. There are a few misconceptions about
impressionism. Impressionism influenced the multitude of movements that impressionism spawned.
Modern art was firmly modern from the impressionists. The impressionists studied light to the nth
degree. They studied light by looking long and hard at how light is reflected, absorbed, and how how
it registers colors into our brains. They then tried to recreate light by using brushes and paints and
combining them to create a visual representation. There was a key item to help with impressionism.
That was the color theory. The color theory is a body of practical guidance to color mixing and the
visual effects of a specific color combination. The color theory was formed by the French chemist
Michel Eugene Chevreul. The color theory was published in in 1839. Not everybody understood
Chevreul s color theory but the impressionists were some of the first few people that were able to
make an understanding and use this

Donald Trump Rhetorical Analysis
According to Pew Research Center, only 20% of Americans trust the government. This decline has
occurred since the 1960s. The percentage of trust proves the beliefs of unequal representation in
American citizens. Firstly, the voter turnout in last year s election denotes this analysis. Secondly,
voters in last year s election felt voting for either candidate did not matter; for their opinions favored
no one in power. This grant is to illustrate the problem in our current government legislation is
affecting people. The project is to fill a room with two diverse groups of children quoting Donald
Trump and his rhetoric. This type of rhetoric is un American and fails to unite the country. As this
behavior displays the improper representation of the people as a whole. The project is a series of
sculptures; as they are better at showing a conceptual idea than a literal explanation of the situation.
This high level of critical thinking will challenge viewers and shock them; as the people are
responsible for this divide in politics. Therefore, what better of a shock that using children repeating
such harsh rhetoric? In the Bible, in Psalms 8:2, God ordains strength out of the mouth of babes,
meaning young children say exceptionally wise things. In contrast, when they repeat Donald Trump s
rhetoric and quotes are the children still wise? One side of the room of children will make reactionary
statements post election. The children will make statements such as, You are going to be

Mental Capacity Act Nvq 5
THE FIVE STATUTORY PRINCIPLESThe five principles are outlined in the Section 1 of the Act.
These are designed to protect people who lack capacity to make particular decisions, but also to
maximise their ability to make decisions, or to participate in decision making, as far as they are able to
do so. There is a lot of detail in the MCA but there are some key principles that are important to
understand. 1 All adults have the right to make decisions for themselves unless it can be shown that
they are unable to make them. This means that people must not assume that someone cannot make
decisions for themselves just because they have a particular medical condition or disability, or because
they are of a particular age or appearance. 2 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC GUARDIAN A new public official, known as the Public Guardian
(appointed by the Lord Chancellor) is created. The purpose of the Public Guardian is to oversee how
procedures relating to capacity work in practice to ensure that those who lack capacity do not suffer
abuse. The Public Guardian is to have the following roles as set out in Section 58 (1): establishing and
maintaining registers of lasting powers of attorney and of orders appointing deputies and supervising
deputies; directing Court of Protection visitors to visit donors or donees of LPAs, deputies or those
appointing them; dealing with complaints about how an attorney or deputy is exercising his powers. It
is anticipated that the Public Guardian will work closely with organisations such as local authorities
and NHS bodies, and publish information describing his work. The Public Guardian also has powers
enabling him to examine and take copies of relevant health, social service or care records and to
interview individuals concerned in private. The work of the Public Guardian will be scrutinised by a
Public Guardian Board. WHAT PROTECTION DOES THE

Running Of The Bull Research Paper
Running of the Bulls can be a form of entertainment and part of the Spanish culture but it is a risk for
others. Running of the bulls is a widely known event that takes place in Pamplona, Spain. The
Running of the Bulls is known in Spain as encierro however to the rest of the world it s known as the
craziest sport in history. This event is one of three main part of the San Fermin festival. Including also
is the bull fights and religious celebrations the run is definitely the most notable part of the festival in
modern times and only really became an international phenomenon after Ernest Hemmingway
published his book The Sun Also Rises based on events from the San Fermin festival specifically the
running of the bulls. The run really ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By participating in the run, you have accepted the risk that you might be trampled, gored, bumped,
jostled, rammed or tossed in the air by a bull, also tripped or trampled by your fellow runners. It has
been reported that from 1924 to 2014, 15 people have been killed in Pamplona during this event and
over 300 people are injured each year during the run. Looking back at the previous event there were a
number of people who were badly hurt and had to be taken to the hospital. In 2005 over 63 people
were injured at the running of the bull s event. 2007 and 2008 has the highest injured rate as there was
over 200 people in both year. There was over 200 in 2007 and more than 300 in 2008. In 2009, 16
runners were injured during the sixth day of the run. 2013 Running of the Bulls was very interesting to
me because a woman was included in the 50 that was badly hurt and taken to the hospital. From my
reading and understanding it stated that woman where not allow to participate in the running of the
bulls event. According to a news article, A 23 year old woman was gored in the back and suffered
multiple rib fractures and damage to her right lung during the final Bull Run in 2013. (Global news,
2013) Finally in 2014 a total of 42 people were injured and were also taken to the

Brick Lane Mosque In The 19th Century
Brick Lane Mosque, similarly to other mosques across the globe, displays non existent segregationist
attitudes and is open to the public regardless of taste and social class. This is further emphasised
through the cultural and religious practices of the Muslims in the mosque, referring to each other as
brothers and sisters , indicating zero arrogance or ignorance though social status. This is due to the
primary belief which binds each agent, which is, in this case, the followers of Islam, who despite taste
and social class, share one invaluable thing in common... religion.
However, despite Brick Lane Mosque being a place of worship for the followers of Islam and serving
as a place where Muslims can come together and perform acts of devotion,

Mobile Technology Is A Major Leader Essay
Mobile technology is a major leader in information technology and provides opportunities for
innovation, agility and flexibility in the workplace ( GOVERNMENT USE OF MOBILE
TECHNOLOGY , 2012). This fast growing field provides new innovation, agility, flexibility in the
workplace while driving the future of our end user computing platform ( GOVERNMENT USE OF
MOBILE TECHNOLOGY , 2012). The Obama administration recently ordered all federal agencies to
begin making at least two apps as part of its digital government plan (Breeden II, 2012). With this
mandate some agencies are already ahead of the power curve having apps hit the market already while
still developing new apps, but one of the things that government agencies will have to adjust is the
level of their apps as they are considered primitive compared to the private sector apps. Also to note is
that government apps are linked to stored information which makes most of them simple databases.
The NASA app was one of the first agencies to have an app go public and has been available since
2010. This app shows pictures of the universe and it shows it in high definition. The Ask Karen app
was launched by the Agriculture Department and is a friendly app that can answer all questions
pertaining to food for example, how long food can last in a power failure or if you want to know if a
restaurant cooked your fish correctly (Breeden II, 2012). The National Cancer Institute Mobile is a
detailed dictionary of cancer terms,

Property Law Servitudes
Dear Madam,
Praedial servitude limited real right
The servitude pertinent to this matter is a praedial servitude, relating to two pieces of land, adjacent to
each other. A paedial servitude is established over the servient property (The Trust) for the benefit of
the dominant property (UCT) in perpetuity. A right of way typically confers a real right to benefit from
the property of another. It affords powers of use and enjoyment to someone other than the owner.
Section 63(1) of the Deeds Registry Act tells us that limited real rights are capable of registration. This
particular right of way, in favour of UCT, is therefore enforceable against the Trust as it appears to
satisfy the requirements for a valid praedial servitude and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The relationship between the dominant and servient owners is governed by the principle of
reasonableness. Where there is a conflict of interests, the interests of the dominant owner will have
precedence over those of the servient owner, subject to the principle of reasonableness. The Holder of
the servitude must exercise the servitude civiliter modo, that is, in a civilized and considerate way.
This does not mean that the dominant owner is restricted in exercising the servitudal rights merely
because to do so would detrimentally affect the servient owner. It follows however that the holder of
the servitude may not increase the burden on the servient property beyond the express or implied
terms of the servitude.
One must therefore examine the rights and obligations that arise from the servitude, as governed by
the aforementioned principle of reasonableness, paying attention to the factors responsible for the
footpath s state of disrepair. In the light of this second contributory factor, should the Trust approach a
court for a declaration of rights, arguing that UCT has failed abide by the principle of civiliter modo,
such a court has the power to enforce specific duties by way of an interdict.
ii. Restoration and extinction
Pradial servitudes are indivisible, which means that they

Second Hand Smoke Persuasive Speech
There are some important things that I would like to bring to your attention after doing some extensive
research. According to webmd.com, did you know that out of the entire population, 20.9% of them
smoke? Out of that 20.9%, 15.5% die of smoke related diseases! Not to mention the people affected
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Essay on Thrasymachus’ Views on Justice
The position Thrasymachus takes on the definition of justice, as well as its importance in society, is
one far differing from the opinions of the other interlocutors in the first book of Plato s Republic.
Embracing his role as a Sophist in Athenian society, Thrasymachus sets out to aggressively dispute
Socrates opinion that justice is a beneficial and valuable aspect of life and the ideal society.
Throughout the course of the dialogue, Thrasymachus formulates three major assertions regarding
justice. These claims include his opinion that justice is nothing other than the advantage of the
stronger, it is just to obey the rulers, and justice is really the good of another [...] and harmful to the
one who obeys and serves. Socrates ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, justice in its true form cannot be used solely for the advantage of the stronger without
the masses acknowledging the injustices being imposed upon them, as Thrasymachus suggests is the
case. For justice is one of the many characteristics of morality, which is considered to be intrinsic
based on an inner conviction.7 Therefore, if the many were acting against said inner conviction wholly
for the benefit of the stronger, would they not experience a natural feeling of injustice? This argument
alike can be used to refute another of Thrasymachus primary claims that justice is really the good of
another [...] and harmful to the one who obeys and serves. 3
In addition to his definition, Thrasymachus argues the value of justice as a human or societal
characteristic, claiming that injustice is far more beneficial to the individual. Thrasymachus asserts
that tyranny: makes the doer of injustice happiest and the sufferers of it, who are unwilling to do
injustice, most wretched.[...] injustice, if it is on a large enough scale, is stronger, freer, and more
masterly than justice.5
To decide whether an unjust man finds more happiness than a just man does, one must understand the
true meaning of the word. The dictionary defines happiness as characterized by pleasure, contentment,
or joy. 8 Thrasymachus typifies the unjust man as someone who is constantly seeking self fulfillment,
pleasing

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