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The Role Of Context In King Henry Iv Part 1
Essay Format (Not Speech Yet) Introduction (100) Respective to the context, Shakespeare has
successfully composed his play, King Henry IV Part One, and thus had the ability to manipulate his
text into representing one particular view through various representations of people and politics.
Shakespeare s play utilises the power of words as a tool for manipulating characters to direct and
influence the responders view. Dramatic and language devices utilised by Shakespeare have clearly
been portrayed to achieve his purpose and representation of contextual influences. Overall, King
Henry IV Part One espouses the alteration of historical events to dramatise political situations and
their impact on individuals and society. Context How context can affect representation (300) The
context, whether it may be personal, social, cultural and/or historical, greatly affected the
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This has been effectively represented through Hotspur, as he undertakes roles as political deceivers to
manipulate and sway events in his favour. Within the beginning act of the play, Hotspur embraces
excuses and utilises political deceptiveness to shift the blame of withholding prisoners from Henry IV
onto another party. Hotspur reinforces that the individual who are in control of the prisoners was,
Fresh as a bridegroom ... He was perfumed like a milliner (Act 1, Scene 3, Lines 33 35). Shakespeare
s use of similes highlight a defensive tone for Hotspur, portraying that he is easily provoked and
arrogant by his way to divert himself out of trouble by manipulating certain events. Also, through
Shakespeare utilises nominative determinism to display Henry Percy as Hotspur as within the play, he
is seen to be very hot headed and quick to jump to a response to protect
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The Greek Of Greek Tragedy
Luke Allis, Greek Theatre
Ancient Greek tragedy is still relevant today because the themes and issues expressed within it are still
present in the 21st century such as undeserved suffering, death and relationships. The greeks produced
many great works of art and theatre as well as revolutionising politics, ethics, aesthetics and
philosophy with philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle and their theories such as their theories on
form and Catharsis.
Many people suggest that modern day theatre and performance is derived directly from Ancient Greek
Theatre and Myths. Just life we do with politics, ethics, aesthetics and philosophy look to the greeks
as the founders and while it is possible that this is true this itself is also a myth. The ancient greek
empire ended almost 150 years BC, about 2066 years ago. In that time a lot of information regarding it
and it s theatre has been lost or distorted (such as the destruction of The Library Of Alexandria) and
thus we can t be certain that the information is 100% correct which means that this itself is a myth, we
have evidence that points towards theatre originating from Ancient Greece but we can t be certain
because there is also evidence pointing toward it originating from various other cultures from around
the world such as the Egyptian Coronation Festival Play 3100 BC (History of theatre timeline,
Glencoe.com) or primitive tribal dances and religious rituals dating even earlier than that.
As mentioned previously other

Biological Weapons Vs Nuclear Weapons
Terrorists would be more likely to utilize a biological weapon over a nuclear weapon against the
United States for multiple reasons. The creation process, required funding, and resources needed to
obtain possession of a biological weapon, compared to a nuclear weapon, are easier. As stated by
Kostadinov and Galabova, with their features bio agents are ideal as a terrorists weapons undoubtedly
proved by performed bioterrorism assessment (Kostadinov, 2010, p. 303). The use of a biological
weapon is the, for lack of a better term, best choice for terrorists to use against their enemies. The
biggest goal they are going for is to inflict the largest amount of fear throughout the population as
possible. It is a very scary thing to know that the

Panhandling Research Paper
A filthy, grotesque mound of bones and skin concealed with disheveled, ratty clothes. A matted tangle
of knots sits atop its head, pleading eyes stare into the soul begging for help through an extended
hand. A beggar, a hobo, a scavenger. A woman. Unbeknown to passers, she has a child and no one to
help support her. From unequal opportunity and a loved burden thrown onto her, hoping others hearts
will sway them to spare change. Change that will have to feed two mouths, provide for two. Yet the
city council feels the need to impose regulations which will hinder many who have hopes of getting
back on their feet. While some people see panhandling as a low, disgraceful way of taking advantage
of the kind hearts of others, begging is only the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A study done on youth was conducted by the Palette Fund, True Colors Fund, and the Williams
Institute along with the National Runaway Switchboard and Center Link, they had a survey of service
providers. In it they found the top reasons LGBTQ+ youth are homeless are because they had run
away because of rejection of their sexual orientation or gender identity, they were forced out by
parents, physical, emotional, or sexual abuse at home, and financial or emotional neglect from their
family (page 4, Serving Our Youth). In short, they couldn t stay home. They couldn t stay home, yet
the city is faulting them for trying to live a better life. The city is hindering their opportunities at
trying to live a normal life, the cities are keeping LGBTQ+ youth in the position they are in, have been
in. According to the US Department of Labor, a woman makes 78 cents for every dollar that a man
makes. The pay isn t fair, yet cities expect women to conform to a biased society. And when when the
inequality puts women out on the streets, there are rules and regulations to further restrict them. Not
only is government failing its citizens, we are failing each

Sixth Mass Extinction Paper
The sixth mass extinction is on the way and could be as massive as the extinction that wiped out the
dinosaurs (Kolbert, 2014). Before learning more about the sixth mass extinction, you ll have to first
understand what biodiversity is and what will happen when you tamper with it. According to Anup
Shah, author of Why is Biodiversity Important? Who Cares, biodiversity means the variety of life on
Earth or in an ecosystem. Every species plays an important role in the ecosystem or in the world, no
matter how big or small. A way to incorporate this into easier terms is the food chain or food web.
Without a certain species in the cycle, you ll be losing another species and so forth (Shah, 2014). Loss
of biodiversity was declared at the first Earth ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Altering the biodiversity could cause the loss of an environment such as the Malayan field rat incident
in the Chiew Larn islands. Laurance, William wrote the article, Islands of Extinction, which speaks of
the Chiew Larn and how the reservoir was flooded. Larger animals perished due to the fact of how
small Chiew Larn islands were during the flood. Chiew Larn island measures from 1 hectare, 2.5
acres, to 60 hectares, 148 acres. Some large animals such as tigers, deer, and elephants might have
disappeared into the forest surrounds the reservoir. Because of this flood, it was easier for the Malayan
field rat to come and invade the Chiew Larn islands. One of William colleague, Tony Lynam, traveled
and did an experiment on the Chiew Larn islands after the flood. Tony s experiment was to use baited
live traps to capture small mammals left on the island and ear tags them. The result that Lynam had
discovered was astounding because the native mammal species had vanished within 10 hectares of the
area (Laurance, 2014). The tragic change of the environment had lost the once healthy and plentiful
biodiversity in the area. This is the start of an invader known as the Malayan field rat. A Malayan field
rat, an adaptable species, can be compared to the well and common known black rat. The Malayan
field rat lives near human settlements and agriculture. Luke Gibson, a Ph.D. student at the

Honey Bee Research Paper
I just found a honey bee hive in a hole in a tree in my back yord. The honey bee hive shelter up to
80,00 honey bees and there young.A honey bee hive is made of bees wax and inside the honey bee
hive there are cells that store food for about a year and can be used as a nursery.Also a group of cells
form a honey bee hive.
Dont worry the honey bee is to busy to sting you.A honey bee will only sting you if you bother it.Like
if you try hiting it with a stick or throug water at it.Then it will sting you!!!!The only reason it hirts
because of the vinom.When a honey bee stings you it will die.
If you ever see a honey bee near a flower it is collecting pollen or nector so it can make honey.When a
honey bee finds a group of flowers that

What Is The Impact Of The Great Recession On Payout Policy
This paper uses panel data analysis to assess the impact of the great recession on payout policy in the
USA. It uses three multivariate linear and nonlinear regression technics to study the relationship
between the payout variable, pre identified payout determinants and the GR. The following regression
model is considered as used by Denis and Osbov (2008): 〖PV〗_(i,t)=β_(i,0)+β_(i,n) 〖X 〗
_(i,t)+ε_(i,t) (1) 〖X 〗_(i,t) is a vector of explanatory variables and includes all the relevant factors
identified in section 3.2. Table 2 in the appendix provides a summary of these variables, their
measures, empirical evidence and expected sign. 〖PV〗_it is the payout variable analysed as only
dividends, only repurchases, both or total payout. The paper ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Nonlinear Models The second analysis technique uses a probit and logit models with the payout
variable taking a value of 1 if the sample firm uses the respective payout category in year t, and 0
otherwise. This is used by Fama and French (2001) and DeAngelo et al. (2006) and allows to measure
the marginal propensity for the different payout categories while capturing the behaviour of firms that
omit or initiate payout payments. We estimate a fixed effect logit model where the log likelihood of
the probit model and the random effect logit model do not converge. Using fixed effect logit limits our
work because the analysis considers only the explanatory variables within the subsample of firms that
changed their payout policies during the sample period (Renneboog and Trojanowski, 2005). This
excludes 22.1% of the original sample from the estimation procedure. We also use a multinomial logit
estimation procedure to explain the likelihood that a firm decides on a specific payout category during
the GR because we were unable to apply a multinomial probit estimation as used by Renneboog and
Trajanowski (2011). As such, the independence of irrelevant alternatives (IIA) assumption may be
violated by our outcome categories. We test for this violation using Hausman McFadden test of IIA
assumption. The dependent variable in these models takes four possible

Barbara Mcclintock Biography
Barbara McClintock was born on June 16, 1902, in Hartford, Connecticut (Tracy). When she was
born, the terms gene or genetics did not exist (Keller 1). Yet, by the time she was finished with her
work, advanced terms in genetics, such as transposable elements had come about. McClintock was
born to Thomas and Sara McClintock. Thomas came from a poor background but became a doctor. He
also had an interest in science, which may have been where Barbara s interest originated (The Editors
of Encyclopædia Britannica). In contrast, Sara McClintock came from a much wealthier, more
prestigious background; her ancestors could be traced to Pilgrims on the Mayflower (Tracy). After her
marriage, Sara, who became a mother of four, was a piano teacher to bring in more money for the
family. At the age of three, Barbara was sent to live with her aunt and uncle for three years (Tracy).
She enjoyed her time with the extended family and returned to Thomas and Sara after three years ...
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A professor at the university had given her a special invitation to take a graduate level genetic course
(Keller 35). At this point, McClintock developed a new attitude towards science: I knew I just had to
go on (Keller 35). McClintock received her Bachelor of Science degree in 1923, and two years later,
she received a master s degree (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica). McClintock did not achieve
this degree the way she wanted to, however. McClintock s main interest was in genetics, but that
department (plant breeding) did not accept women (Keller 35). Instead, McClintock chose another
path, majoring in cytology, minoring in genetics and zoology, in the botany department (Keller 35).
McClintock went above and beyond what she had to do in order to graduate. She audited many
courses and took many additional courses, just for the sake of learning more (Keller

Leaving The Eu Case Study
Introduction
On Thursday 23rd June, 2016, the UK held a vote on whether to leave or remain within the European
Union. The decision made as a result of the vote was to leave and subsequently the SMEs located
within the UK were left to consider what challenges and opportunities could emerge from this
monumental event that was dubbed by the media Brexit . They realised that by voting to leave the
European Union, the UK will face serious consequences which could present challenges in facilitating
localised and globalised entrepreneurship opportunities (Chalmers and Menon, 2016).
When Theresa May triggered Article 50 in March, 2017; she ruled out any hope of the government the
deadline for Brexit. She expressed that she is determined to make ... Show more content on
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Whilst not being outside the EU does not mean that the UK will be excluded from the single market, it
would be within the UK s best interest to negotiate a favorable trade agreement. Exclusion will not be
a barrier to trade but rather an inconvenience, that if approached strategically could enable the UK to
broker a unilateral free trade policy that allow for speedier negotiations with other countries outside
the EU. Possible tariffs on exports to the EU could be a challenge however the upside is that there is
an opportunity to trade with other countries.
According to an government commissioned review conducted by industry chief Jürgen Maier, Brexit
could put the UK at the forefront of technologies such as robotics, artificial intelligence, 3D printing,
augmented and virtual reality (Monaghan, 2017). The 246 page review contains a detailed plan of of
measures that will boost UK growth and productivity through the manufacturing sector which will
increase exports and earning potential, ushering in the 4th industrial revolution worth over £455bn
over the next decade (Monaghan, 2017).
Human Resources Brexit could alter the dynamics of the relationship with the rest of the world as the
EU is one of the world s largest markets comprising of £11 billion worth of trade stemming from its
advanced technologies and highly skilled educated workforce (Baldwin and Lopez Gonzalez, 2015).
Immigration spurs entrepreneurship (Fairlie and Lofstrom, 2015) and with the knowledge

The Pros And Cons Of Multitasking
Having single pointed focus and no multitasking In today s modern hustle and bustle, people are very
much preoccupied by their work, are always in hurry, engrossed in busy schedules and easily get
agitated so much so that people have ingrained and imbibed a word to describe their efforts to respond
to the many pressing demands on our time: Multitasking. Used for decades to describe the parallel
processing abilities of computers, multitasking is now shorthand for the human attempt to do
simultaneously as many things as possible and as quickly as possible. But more recently, ill effects of
multitasking have begun to emerge. Numerous studies have shown the sometimes fatal danger of
using cell phones and other electronic devices while driving, for example, and several states have now
made that particular form of multitasking illegal ! Dr. Edward Hallowell, a Massachusetts based
psychiatrist who specializes in the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and has written
a book with the self explanatory title CrazyBusy, has been offering therapies to combat extreme
multitasking for years; in his book he calls multitasking a mythical activity in which people believe
they can perform two or more tasks simultaneously. In one recent study, Russell Poldrack, a
psychology professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, found that multitasking adversely
affects how you learn. Even if you learn while multitasking, that learning is less flexible and more

The Samurai s Role In Feudal Japan
Many people today think of the Samurai as a stereotype of a Ninja warrior (even Teenage Mutant
Turtle Ninja warriors are on television) sneaking around at night with precise sword skills. However,
the samurai were a noble, well respected class of warriors who lived in feudal Japan from the 10th to
the 18th century. They first began during the Heian period when the Japanese government was
establishing an army of professional soldiers from 794 to 1185 and later came to power under the first
Shogunate.
In fact, the samurai were famous for their fighting style and weaponry, disciplined training, their high
position of power in Japanese society, and their philosophy of Bushido. Although the samurai were not
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The ideal samurai lived by the unwritten code of conduct later known as Bushido. Bushido means the
way of the warrior and was developed in the 800s and the 1100s. The Bushido code has seven virtues.
Gi (Rectitude) is to do what is right given the situation at hand based upon reason and judgment. The
Samurai believed violence is to be avoided if at all possible, but if it can t be avoided, do what must be
done in the full faith that your actions are blessed. Anything less is failure. When killing is the only
option [in battle], they would engage in it as though they were striking their opponent down with the
right hand of god himself. Yuuki means brave, courageous energy. Bushido distinguishes between
bravery and courage. Courage The samurai were brave and believed that fear causes your brain to
down down your ability to do parasympathetic tasks like complex sword fighting techniques. To be
brave is to do something despite the fact that you are frightened. To show courage is to do something
that scares you precisely because you know you must because it is the right thing to

The Myths Of Rising College Cost
Tuition charges have increased by a national average of 20% between 2008 and 2012 (Hiltonsmith
Draut, 2014). Higher education stakeholders, such as students, parents, public policy makers, have
expressed their worries about the rising tuition as it has triggered a public concern about college
affordability (Mumper Freeman, 2011). For public colleges and universities, it was the first time that
they have witnessed that tuition as a share of total revenue surpasses the state funding for public
institutions nationwide in 2012 (U.S. Government Accountability Office, 2013). It imposes challenges
to public higher education institutions to shift their dependence of revenue from state appropriations to
tuition and other sources (Mulhern, Spies, Staiger Wu, 2015).
A number of researches have investigate the myths of rising college cost (Archibald Feldman, 2012;
Baumol, 1995; Bowen, 1980; Douglas Keeling, 2008; Heller, 2011; Martin, 2011; Mumper Freeman,
2011). In summary, the major factors that attribute to the rising college cost are: (1) the decline in state
financial support for public higher education with the increasing support for other items (Mumper
Freeman, 2011); (2) higher education institutions set their goals to be academic excellence, prestige,
and influence. To achieve these goals, they tend to generate revenue source and there is no limit for
the money they can generate. So they raise all the money they can and spend all the money they
raised. Raising

Pompey s Use Of Evil In Measure For Measure
In this short passage of Measure for Measure, the theme is evil is persuasive. Shakespeare uses
repetition to convey this idea. Evil is being represented by Pompey who Elbow calls, O thou caitiff, O
thou varlet, O thou wicked/ Hannibal! (2.1.156 157). The words caitiff, varlet, and wicked are
repeated many times throughout the passage to give emphasis to Pompey s evil, cheating character.
Pompey is brought to court to explain why he used Elbow s wife as a prostitute by pimping her out to
Master Froth. He uses persuasion to try to get away of imprisonment for his crime. First he says, Once
sir? There was nothing done to her once (2.1.128) He starts the conversation by trying to say that what
he did was a good thing, or else it would not have happened more than once. Then, instead of just
telling Escalus what happens, he says, I beseech your honour, ask me? (2.1.130) He is dying ... Show
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Only an honest Christian would take an oath upon a bible, so he uses this idea to trick everyone in
believing in what he is saying. He then refers to Froth as Master, a word usually used in reference to
God. Early in the passage Pompey says, How could Master Froth do the constable s wife any/ harm?
(2.1.42 43). One can again relate Froth to God, as not only is he being called Master, but he is being
seen as someone who can do no harm, only good. Pompey seems to portray Elbow s wife s
prostitution as a sacrifice to God (Froth). However, he is completely aware that he has committed a
crime. This awareness can be understood in his repetitive use of the word beseech, which mean to
implore. When someone is imploring, he or she is asking for mercy and only someone who has does
not deserve mercy will ask for it. Therefore, Pompey knows he needs to ask for mercy because it will
not simply be handed to

Classroom of the Future
Running Head: CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE
Classroom of the Future
Abstract
The classroom for future students in a normal school system could look drastically different in the
next millennium. Electronic classrooms offer instructors a variety of multimedia presentation tools
such as interactive white boards, laptops computers for each student, plasma screens for a computer
projector, and computer generated simulations and animations. The following paper describes the
ideal technically advanced classroom.
Introduction As education advances into an age of technology, the traditional classroom is becoming
obsolete. No longer does an instructor stand in front of the class conducting lessons on a blackboard,
as that role is changing with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
WPS button allowing the simple connection of WPS compatible WiFi devices. 2 antennas enhance
signal reception and ransmission. Compatible with available WiFi standards (802.11b, 802.11g,
802.11n)Product certified by the WiFi Alliance. Maximum WPA2/WPA security preventing any
malevolent intrusions on the network. MultiMedia (content broadcasting) features optimised thanks to
WiFi MultiMedia technology (feature certified by the WiFi Alliance).Interoperability with WiFi
standards 802.11n**, 802.11g amp; 802.11b. | | Increased wireless range | Issues with firewalls |
Promethian Active Classroom AB | 2$7598.00 | Adjustable 378 pro, 78 Activboard, 4 pens, Active
Inspire and Active Arena Software, Promethean short throw projector, adjustable mounting system and
cabling. | | Large collection of premade and teacher made lessons and activities for the ActivStudio
software (via the Promethean Planet web site) make the ActivBoard very versatile and convenient to
use in a wide variety of classrooms and applications. Solid, durable construction resists damage
ActivBoard+2 model provides user adjustable height controls to allow for use by all heights of
students plus short throw video projector mounted on the board to prevent having to realign and
calibrate the sytem.  The ActivStudio software integrates with other Promethean products including
ActiVotes (interactive student response system).  Easy setup and calibration with the ActivPen make
for a highly accurate

My Computer s Death After The World Wide Web
Once upon a time, my computer burned out and shut down before my very eyes, leaving me without
so much as a goodbye or any sense of closure. Instead, I sat on my computer chair mystified and
heartbroken. After all these years, why couldn t it have told me it wasn t feeling the same? At first I
denied the possibility of my computer being gone. It s tired. It needs to rest, I would say to my
parents, whom tried to assure me it was as gone and never rebooting. It was only then that I started to
accept my computer s death as my fault. I hadn t been listening to its alerts for a Norton Security
update and I was using it at all hours of the day without giving it a moment s rest, resulting in its
heinous fate. I never payed attention to my computer, because I was too busy using it for the internet,
my mind completely absorbed on the many dalliances of the World Wide Web. To say my computer s
ability to let me access media was impactful on my life is an understatement....considering how much
I mourned its passing. Truthfully, media content allowed me comfort. Unlike other teenagers at the
time, I was never attached to social media hubs like Myspace or Facebook. In fact, I hardly ever used
these platforms beyond playing games. Although that could be explained away as a result of my own
social anxieties at the time; the fact of the matter was that I wasn t interested. In the beginning, namely
freshmen and sophomore year, I tried my best to be like the other kids.

I Interviewed A Counselor Named Cristina Kleinfelter
For my interview project I interviewed a counselor named Cristina Kleinfelter who works at
Pottsgrove Middle School with 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. Her and a colleague split 400 students in the
school and meet with each one of their 200 assigned students when needed. She sees students when
she goes to the classroom to teach social skills, and help with college. They both have a mixed
population of students they work with whether it be students from broken homes, good homes, etc.
She has her Master s Degree in Counseling and is certified in school counseling, she has been in this
field for 14 years so far. She works with the 8th graders the most, with their high school schedules, she
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She is also practicing as a counselor in private counseling for people whenever she is off the clock at
work. The typical cases/processes she deals with on a day to day basis is just working with students
with whatever they may be struggling with or need help with at a certain moment in time. For Middle
School counselors the work environment they typically work with students on social skills and study
skills, as they make the difficult transition from youth to young adult. Middle school counselors may
also assist some students with their educational goals particularly students in gifted programs and
students with special needs or disabilities. Early adolescence is the time when most students first
begin to consider their future goals and their place in the world, and a school counselor can provide
vital guidance in what opportunities lie ahead. he first step in the education of a school counselor is to
obtain a bachelor s degree usually in counseling, psychology, education or social work, though a
degree in a related field can be acceptable. Following this four year program, candidates must obtain a
specialized master s degree in school counseling, which is required by most states for employment as
a counselor in a school or university setting. Some school counselors first work more directly in
education (as

The Importance Of Youth Work Activities
During our time studying in the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu critical decisions regarding youth work
practice were made. One of these decisions was staying to wait for our boat to the island of Savo.
Many of the group woke up early to be at the port in time to catch our boat to be told that we would be
waiting at least another hour. During the wait the group found a comfortable spot and relaxed. After
the hour ended the group went back to the port in time to catch the boat however, we ended up waiting
another 45 minutes there as the boat needed fuel. Although waiting in humid 30 degree heat is
difficult, patience and resilience were shown by all group members and it provided an important
learning opportunity for me which I will take into my youth work practice. This wait was not our first
nor last in the Pacific Islands and by the end of the trip I understood what island time was.
By waiting for the boat without complaint the group embraced the relaxed Pacific Islander culture.
This had positive effects throughout the day as once we had left the port, the day ran smoothly. Any
issue with the wait may have caused tension between the group and Paul or David who were our tour
guides for the day. This was not the first time the group had been kept waiting on the trip, although we
had only been there for a few days. The first was on our initial night in Honiara at the church, in which
the service started 45 minutes to an hour late. During this wait I asked the young person I was

The Rise and Fall of Richard the Third Essay
amp;#9;Much debate and controversy surround the rise and fall of Richard the Third. It is hard to
ignore such subjects due to the bonds and hidden reasons that many of the authors of the middle ages
had towards Richard. In keeping an objective approach towards Richard III, the study of his rise and
fall will be taken in the perspective of his royal acts and administration of England. Public sentiment
over such things as the scandal surrounding the princes did have an effect over the rule of Richard, but
there are many other underlying aspects that could have extended Richards rule, and changed the way
history looks back on him.
amp;#9;Many historian look upon Richard as a villain. Others attribute this view as tainted due to the
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They had news that the Woodvilles were conspiring against Gloucester in order to take control of
England immediately. While parliament anxiously awaited Gloucester s explanation for his actions,
Richard did not meet with much adversity from the people upon his arrival to London. They felt he
was doing his duty, as no one suspected him of aspiring to anything but regent. Richard was then
formally installed as Protectorate of England, but Richard realized that his power would not last
forever, possibly four to five years.
In prior years, Richard had gained much public support and accolades for his part in fighting Scotland.
He uses this support in his next step of a move for the throne. In the past there had been rumors of
Edward the IV being illegitimate, now there was evidence that Edward s son was illegitimate as well,
as Edward IV had not been legally wed to Elizabeth when they had Edward V. Upon hearing this
news, Richard chose to proceed with caution, only telling chief political players and asking their
advice. Richard was wise for these actions. He had been known for his prudence in the past in the war
with Scotland. When Edward IV wanted a crushing blow to the Scots, Richard realized that it would
be too costly and at the same time England had already accomplished a great feat. Richard pushed

How Stirling Engine Is A Type Of Heat Engine Essay
Abstract: Stirling engine is a type of heat engine that operates by cyclic compression and expansion of
working fluid of different temperature to convert heat energy into mechanical work. The concept of
Stirling engine was introduced to overcome the problem of explosion and wastage of heat energy in
steam engine. The key working principle of Stirling is a fixed amount of gas is sealed inside the closed
space .
Stirling engine can work on any solid or liquid fuel with very low exhaust emission. It operates
without noise, have low cycle torque variation and a flat part load characteristics. With this type of
advantageous attributes, Stirling engine come into sight for use in automotive application.
Nevertheless, Stirling engine has very less realistic practical application in automotive. The reason
behind that is easily availability of liquid fuel and internal combustion engine. Stirling engines are
more expensive and most complicated than IC engine. In addition to that, it has low power density and
sealing problems while working on high pressure and high speed. Moreover, It requires twice efficient
cooling system compared to other engine of equivalent power.
In past, there were plenty of experiments conducted to use Stirling engine in automotive section.
Efforts to develop Stirling powered cars, vans and buses have been made in Europe and the USA. NV
Philips, United Stirling of Sweden, have worked together with DAF and US companies such as
General Motors,

Tudor Succession Problems Essays
Tudor Succession Problems
The Tudor period is unique in that it is marked by succession difficulties in every generation. The
Tudor dynasty was plagued by poor health, short lives and a shortage of male claimants to the throne.
For three successive monarchs the throne passed not from ruler to child, but from sibling to sibling
and three consecutive monarchs died childless. Henry VIII s search for a suitable male heir to his
throne had far reaching ramifications. This period is distinctive in that it would start the precedent of
determining the succession by statute in consultation with Parliament. The parliamentary enactments
and wills that he had created complicated the succession issue for future generations in the attempt to
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Even if his Beaufort line could be considered for the throne, Henry s mother would be in line to
succeed before him. It was in fact remarkable that Henry VII ever succeeded to the throne and
England accepted him as king for Henry VII was a former attainted exile who did not have a strong
hereditary claim to the throne. But it was his victory at Bosworth field that brought him the throne, not
his descent; his weak hereditary claim gave his accession some semblance of legitimacy. Bosworth
helped him consolidate his dynasty for it not only eliminated some of the other principle claimants to
the English throne, it was regarded by contemporaries as an expression of divine will, as Henry would
tell parliament the true judgement of God in granting him victory over his enemy in the field. In order
to further consolidate his claim Henry married Elizabeth of York. He did so partially at the request of
Parliament, partly because he could not afford the political price of going back on his pre Bosworth
promise and most importantly to prevent anyone with ambitions for the throne from marrying
Elizabeth, who had the stronger claim. However the succession was by no means secure in Henry VII
s reign. When Henry VII s heir Prince Arthur died prematurely on April 2, 1502 Prince Henry was
only ten, and if he were not to survive there remained only his sisters Margaret and Mary. Henry VII
fell ill

Harshness Of Life In John Steinbeck s Of Mice And Men
On February 27, 1902, in Salinas County, California, an American Novelist named John Steinbeck
was born. He had an early appreciation for the land, in particular, California s Salinas Valley, which
would be a big impact on his writing later on. Steinbeck s life is very similar to the book he would
write, Of Mice and Men, which takes place in his hometown Salinas, and also has the same theme of
Steinbeck s life. Steinbeck experienced harshness in his life, drifting out of schools for six years until
he dropped out for good. There are many themes found in the novel Of Mice and Men by John
Steinbeck, but the most significant theme is the harshness of life, which frequently appears and
develops throughout the novel.
The harshness of life theme is shown right at the start of the book with two examples. The first
example appears on page five when Lennie tries to cover up killing a mouse to George. George sees
that Lennie is holding something and when he asks what it is, Lennie says Jus a dead mouse, George. I
didn t kill it. Honest! I found it. I found it dead (5). This proves the harshness of life because Lennie
could not control what he wanted. And in life, in order to succeed and live a good life, you are going
to have to be able to control what you want. Another example of the harshness of life occurs when
Lennie was talking about him petting the mice and how it s not under his control to stop it. He says I d
pet em, and pretty soon they bit my fingers and I pinched their heads a little and then they was dead
(10). This is a great example of the harshness of life because it shows killing. Lennie kills the fluffy
animal, but he did not want to. Steinbeck shows with these two examples that harshness of life doesn t
have to include only human beings, it also can be animals.
The reason why George and Lennie travel together is in fact because of the harshness of life. When
George is talking to Slim about Lennie and how they are together now, he says, I turns to Lennie and
says, Jump in. An he jumps. Couldn t swim a stroke. He damn near drowned before we could get him
(40). George was being a jerk to Lennie and ended up having to save his life. This is a big harshness
of life because George was a jerk to

Plus Size Party Wear Essay
Plus Size Party Wear: How To Choose An Outfit For A Dazzling Look
Meta Description: The idea of plus size party wear gives you the shivers? Fret no more and read on to
find out more about choosing a diva like plus size party outfit.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, goes an old saying, but the nowadays trend which promotes the
90 60 90 silhouette and the stores that more than often offer clothing intended mostly for such a figure
might leave the more curvy of women with a gap in their self confidence and with a great dilemma
when it comes to finding something not to only fit their figure, but make them look great as well.
Looking for plus size party wear might be troublesome, but the good news is that choosing and
combining carefully different pieces of clothing, you can create an outfit that will ... Show more
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These will hide the puffy surplus and give the impression of a slimmer waist. Go for a darker colour
(purple, dark green or navy) and match it with high heeled sandals or shoes and an envelope purse.
For a more casual look, you could replace the shoes with high heeled boots.
Plus Size Party Wear Inspired By The 20s
If you are going to a thematic party or just want to break the routine, the perfect plus size party wear
can be inspired by the 1920s look. Get a black fringe dress, match it with some retro shoes, net tights
and one or two strands of beads and you will have a charming 20s carriage. Hair accessories, such as a
feather headband, are not mandatory, but they can make you stand out in the crowd.
Be Playful: The Cloche Skirt
An alternative to dresses is a nice cloche skirt. A key element should be the high waist, so don t throw
yourself at any cloche skirt you find. Plain or patterned, wear it with a shirt and maybe a short jacket
over. Don t forget the high heels shoes or maybe a pair of short boots, and your are ready.
How To Wear

Chapter 28 Cpt Coding
Chapter 28 CPT
CPT coding is to make sure the patient is getting billed for the correct services that was rendered. The
Tabular list is a compilation of codes divided in different categories: Category I, II, III. Category I is
the basis of CPT codes. Category II is used for tracing information. Category III is short term codes
for collection of services rendered and procedures. There are 15 appendices that are used as guides.
Modifiers help report situations. Locating codes are done by finding the main term. Assess
information provided such as notes and terms. Locate the code. Guidelines are presented in the front
of the sections. Special instructions help point out rules on how to use codes. Instructional notes are
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Codes are divided because of the location of sinuses. Endoscopy can be performed three different
ways; transnasal, transnoral, and transorbital. Occasionally, procedures are grouped by size, type or
differences.
Chapter 39 Cardiovascular Pacemakers can be short term or long term. Batteries for pacemakers hold
up for about 5 to 15 years. Nonselective catheter is approached through the aorta or vessel. Selective
catheter is approached through a vessel going to the aorta then proceeds to other arteries that sector
from the aorta to vessels that need fixing. Coding for selective catheter is from the greater distal area.
Second branch order is the subclavian artery.
Chapter 31Evaluation and Management Criteria: setting evaluation, contact was it direct or indirect, is
patient a child or infant, service provided, is the patient established/new. Service level consist of three
components, which is the history, exam, and decision made at the time of visit. Patient that has seen
the doctor for three year is established. One that has not seen the doctor is new. There are four levels
of making a decision. HPI factors relate to the issue the patients is dealing with. ROS factors relates to
the sign of illness. PFSH factors deals with the history of the patient and history of the

The Typographic Mind By Neil Postman
In the beginning of chapter four, The Typographic Mind, Neil Postman delivers an impressive
narrative argument about the impact of print information culture on 17th and 19th century minds.
Postman makes a few claims with respect to the contrasts between the written and spoken word. In
this essay, there are four qualities of the typographic mind: attention span, listening ability, knowledge
of issues, and literary language. First, Postman discusses attention span in reference to America s first
debate between Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln on August 21 1858. Attention span means the
length of time during which a person can concentrate on a subject or idea. Postman first illustrates
about people with disciplined minds who are able to attend and listen to a 4 5 hour lecture. People at
that time can listen and gather information, so they are able to comprehend and structure sentences.
One debate lasted three hours while another in 1858 went seven. Postman guarrateeds that Douglas
and Lincoln who wrote speeches in advance are pure print and they have the power of typography to
get the audience attention because their language was clear. The audiences who attended the debate
must have had an equally extraordinary capacity to comprehend lengthy and complex sentences
aurally (45). Much of it seemed either blindingly obvious, or like the moanings of a killjoy who can t
bear that television is entertaining and that people are unable to process it through the ear , therefore

Benefits Of Co-Production In Canada
There is a wide range of benefits that a production company can advantage from when it comes to
small scale production, and/or following a path of co production. It can stretch from communal nature
to having more artistic independency on a project to financial management. The Journals of Knud
Rasmussen, a film made by an Inuit production company presents these advantages. By using this
approach these production companies have more accessibility, and international success. This film acts
as a prime example to why films made in Canada can benefit from small scale production, and co
production.
The Journals of Knud Rasmussen documents the encounter between three Danish explorers, and an
Inuit community in Igloolik during the 1920 s. It focuses ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The smaller crews allow for the rotation of roles, a closer intimate crew, and democratic decision over
the direction of the project. In larger scale production there is higher demands from outside sources,
and this limits the creative freedom of the filmmaker. In Baltruschat s article she says, there has been
an increase in the opportunity of co production due to the demand for new indigenous films, and
television content. It is the new markets for this media that has opened up this opportunity, and the use
of new media in ways of distribution technologies, and sophisticated digital production . These kinds
of productions have an ease of technology, and allows for the distribution to be international. This film
shows the advantage of having a small scale crew unit, because work closely with new media, which
helps with networking in order to gain recognition. As a small scale production the need for specialists
for a particular task is not required, instead the smaller crew works collectively to put it all together.
Although the filmmaker retains majority of the creative decision, the crewmembers having knowledge
of the entire production rather than an individual aspect can contribute with ideas that are best suited
to the

Impact Of Donald Trump On The Us Economy
Donald Trump V.S. United States Economy
President Elect Donald Trump will enter office January 20, 2017. He has many great plans and ideas
on how to improve the United States economy drastically. Many economists have argued on how
Trump s plan will improve the United States, but can do some damage to the U.S. Currently, the
United States is in twenty trillion dollars in debt. The main question is: Is Trump the right man for the
job? Today, the focus would be on how Donald J. Trump s plan can revamp the United States
economy and what effect will it do overall. Donald Trump s plan focal point is on cutting taxes and
how that will result in many benefits towards the economy. The president elect has said he can get the
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First, he wants to appoint the toughest and smallest trade negotiators to fight on behalf of American
workers.(Fernandez 1). Mr. Trump wants to understand and see where the American workers jobs are
going. Furthermore, he wants to note why millions of Americans don t have jobs and who are taking
them away. To do that he has to first renegotiate NAFTA or get rid of it (Fernandez 2).What is NAFTA
and what mess it is creating? Basically, a trade agreement between the USA, Mexico and Canada
formed by Bill Clinton, and it has let many Americans without jobs because most of them have gone
to Mexico. That is the main reason Donald J. Trump hates this agreement and how it has destroyed the
United States economy to bits and pieces. Additionally, what makes Trump fierce is that China has
been stealing American trade secrets for many years. He clearly stated, If China does not stop its
illegal activities, including its theft of American trade secrets, I will use every lawful presidential
power to remedy trade disputes, including the application of tariffs consistent with Section 201 and
301 of the Trade Act of 1974 and Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 (Fernandez 3).
Clearly, this shows that Trump is serious about his job and doesn t care if he is dealing with China.
China has been stealing all our trade secrets and Barack Obama didn t do anything about it. In brief,
this clearly shows that our future President has the characteristics and personality of a true leader that
is ready for this great battle.
Our economy has gone down hill since Barack Obama stepped into office in the year of 2008. Our
newly elected president, Donald J. Trump, has shown through his economic plan that he will bring
back jobs and cut taxes drastically for everyone. In all, these major changes towards our economy will
make America great

Catherine Earnshaw Essay
As represented in Catherine Earnshaw s early characterization, the social and cultural ideals of the
time period are heavily reinforced through Catherine s defiant individualism and love for the initially
lowly Heathcliff, which contrasts with the civility and propriety of the people around her. Despite
being set solely in the Yorkshire Moors in England, the delicate social hierarchy of class is clearly
seen in the residents of both Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange, in which Wuthering Heights
lacks the class, refinement, and civilization of the latter. Despite the era s social expectations of
women as submissive and demure individuals expected to marry into a wealthy family, Catherine
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With this description, Catherine emphasizes the social values of the eighteenth century through her
willingness to defy authority and reason, pitting her against the strict societal expectations of the era.
However, the exposure of Catherine to Thrushcross Grange as she stays at the manor to recover from
the injury to her ankle, prompts a transformation in her romanticist character that openly explores the
cultural values of the Yorkshire Manors. The civility of the Lintons in Thrushcross Grange transforms
the once defiant and youthful Catherine into a mature and well groomed lady that develops an internal
conflict between her love for the well mannered and wealthy Edgar Linton and the lowly Heathcliff.
In Brontë s novel, Catherine emphasizes her characterization in a scene where she laments this
internal conflict saying, I ve no more business to marry Edgar Linton than I have to be in heaven; and
if the wicked man in there had not brought Heathcliff so low, I shouldn t have thought of it. It would
degrade me to marry Heathcliff now; so he shall never know how I love him (Brontë

The Expansion Of Modernity By Ferdinand T ÓŚ Nnies
Most theorists agree that the expansion of modernity has resulted in the decline in the natural will
based type of community, and has paved the way for less of a need for the Gemeinschaft type of
society and the rise the Gesellschaft association, in which the individuals engage in impersonal and
contractual arrangements, rather than a meaningful, emotionally invested relationship with others.
Modernity is intrinsically disorderly because it encourages individuals to experiment, to hope, to
gamble, and to be ambitious. Its social life lacks the predictability and the certainties that characterize
societies governed by tradition. Individual creativity is exchanged for the security of calculable social
obligations and the sense of belonging that emanate from fixed social bonds (Savage and Warde,
1993, p.150). Essentially, individuals give up a sense of belonging in order to experience what that
have not, and could not in a traditional community. They give up the security of being a part of a
group in order to gain individual creativity.
THEORIES
Ferdinand Tӧnnies is seen as the theorist with the most direct influence over later sociological work
and communities. He wanted to eliminate the spatial contexts and superiority of neither village nor
city life when analyzing communities, in attempt to identify the main features and quality of each way
of life. He coined the terms Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft, which would later be used by one of the
founders of modern sociology, Max

Explore the Claim That a Consumer Society Is Always a...
Disposable income
Values of rubbish
Overseas Factories
Waste being sent overseas
Seduced amp; Repressed
Migrants
Recycling
Consumption
Consumer society
Explore the claim that a consumer society is always a throw away society.
In this essay I will be outlining consumerism and claims that a consumer society is always a throw
away society. Consumption plays a big part in our lives and causes us to live in divided societies. It
may make us feel like we fit in buying new gadgets and clothes and also give us that sense of
belonging but we don t take into account what happens to the old items and packaging. People do not
want to look at the problems caused. I will use this essay with the evidence I have read ... Show more
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We often question how our food and clothes can be sold so cheap, this all comes down to where it is
made or grown. Our clothes are made overseas in factories by women and in some cases even children
in unsuitable conditions. They work long hours and don t get paid much in return, it is said to be less
than what they can afford to live on and made to work extra hours. This is why large stores like
Primark and Asda can sell their clothes at such little cost. Some of the workers are said to be working
60 to 90 hours every week for as little as £17 per month. (Making social lives pg.88) The workers in
the factories are grateful for their small wage and would struggle if the factories were to close and
business was took elsewhere.
The growth of consumption has caused a large increase in rubbish. This is due to people having more
choice when out shopping. Many years ago women stayed at home and men went to work but now
that both men and women are out earning there is a lot more disposable income which ends with
people buying luxuries and upgrading items they already have. This results in the old ones being
thrown away. People are constantly upgrading and renewing items to better models. Mobile phones
bring out new models every year which people feel the need to buy to keep up with the trend and
because they want the newest gadgets on the street. Pcs have changed to laptops which gives the pc no
home except out to be collected on bin day. This causes a problem

Essay about The Treaty of Versailles and Its Effects
The Treaty of Versailles and Its Effects
In 1914 the First World War was started. Sadly it cost millions of lives. In 1918 the war ended leaving
many countries in debt. The Treaty of Versailles was meant to stop future wars. In the end it was the
cause of the Second World War. Looking back it is clear the treaty caused more problems than it
solved.
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Germany and Austria Hungary, being the losers of the war, where not allowed to go to Versailles at the
conference to decide what should happen in the treaty. Present at the meeting were The Big Four
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France had undoubtedly suffered the most since most of Northern France had been a battlefield.
Germany had invaded her for the second time since 1870 when Alsace Lorraine had been taken over
by Germany. Georges thought that by stripping Germany of everything he would make sure that there
was not another war again. He had three main demands: Germany must return Alsace Lorraine to
France, pay reparations to France to cover the cost of rebuilding the parts of France that had been
damaged and to take possession of Rhineland to stop Germany attacking France in the future.
Woodrow Wilson had bought over the Fourteen Points which was a list of things to happen in Europe,
which he hoped, would prevent a future war. Two of these include parts of countries to be made into
new countries and for a League of Nations to be set up.
Orlando was not happy about the way he was treated at Versailles. After the Secret Treaty of London,
Italy had been promised the Adriatic Coast. He expected France and Britain to keep their promise
when he arrived at Versailles and wanted his fair share of the spoils of war after changing sides in
1915.
Many people expressed their beliefs through cartoons to change other s opinions. Most of them were
against the treaty but some were for it such as the poster launched by the B.E.U. Not many paid
attention to this as cartoons were not taken seriously enough. Also

An Essay on Clinical Negligence
An Essay on Clinical Negligence We have always thought of causation as a logical, almost
mathematical business. To intrude policy into causation is like saying that two plus two does not equal
to four because, for policy reasons, it should not. (Charles Foster NLJ 5/11/2004 page 1644).
To what extent do you consider that Charles Foster is correct in that causation and clinical negligence
should be a mathematical business and the courts have, by introducing matters of policy, confused
what should be a logical approach?
Introduction:
In the article of It should be, therefore it is 1, its author, Charles Foster examined the surprise House of
Lords judgment in Chester v Afshar2, what he described as an exercise in ... Show more content on
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Therefore, it is crystal clear that the harm of the child s death would have occurred even if the doctor
had met her duty of care by attending the patient. Despite the court was not willing to settle for this
conclusion and instead enquired into whether the doctor s intended failure to intubate if she had
attended would have been clinically negligent in itself. This implies that it was considered by the court
at all is an indication that, if some serious harm has occurred, the courts will take into considerations
the entire circumstances of the case before coming to the conclusion as to whether the causation
requirement has been satisfied.
4. [1968] 1 A11 ER 1068.
5. [1997] UKHL 46, HL. The approach can be seen even more controversially in the 2004 case of
Chester v Afshar6, which Charles Foster has made his comment on as mentioned. This case involved a
doctor s clinical negligent failure to warn a patient about the risk inherent in a medical procedure.
There exists a need for the patient s consent to medical treatment to be fully informed. The
complication with respect to causation arose because the patient admitted that she would have still
undergone the surgery even if she had been warned about the risks of paralysis which unfortunately
materialized during the

Arguments Against Just War Theory
The just war theory has been considered one of the greatest oxymorons. How could an act that
involves so much bloodshed and destruction be considered just? And how could peace be achieved
through such violence? It is said that All who take the sword shall perish with the sword (Aquinas
484). Does that then mean that all wars should be condemned along with all who partake in it?
According to St. Thomas Aquinas, not all acts of war can be justified; however, there are certain
instances when a state should take up arms against another that threatens the peace and the safety of
any group people. Yet, the battles and wars waged must not be of malicious intent, such as to
humiliate, revenge, or simply destroy the other side. Therefore, it is the right of a nation to protect its
people against an enemy and to take military actions if a direct threat is made against them, and if
those military actions are executed solely for the purpose of the restoration of peace and the protection
of those in danger, then any blood shed shall not be on the hands of those defending, but instead they
shall hold the tools needed for peace.
Throughout time, it seems as though nations and leaders have constantly had to call to arms their
militaries and brace their countries against nations abroad, and in ... Show more content on
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The Korean nuclear crisis of 2013 was a prime example of a nation threatening the lives of a people
and promising to bring about total destruction upon its enemy. The United States actions during this
conflict were justified according to all of the requirements for a just cause from St. Thomas Aquinas s
just war theory. The United States did not enter this war with malicious intent to destroy North Korea
or degrade its people, but its actions were to defend its people and the people of its ally, to protect the
security of both countries, and to restore

The Demon Lover By Elizabeth Bowen
Appearances Can Be Deceiving Mrs. Drover, the protagonist in the short story, The Demon Lover by
Elizabeth Bowen, finds herself haphazardly scrambling out of her abandoned townhome in London
and scampering into a taxi in need of refuge, only to find her worst nightmare waiting for her. The taxi
at the denouement of the short story represents Mrs. Drover s escape from the dark memories of the
old house. As soon as she feels sheltered from the house, the taxi whips around and zooms away as
she is left beating helplessly on the doors trying to escape. As Mrs. Dovers delightful and safehaven of
a moment swiftly and literally U turns into terror, an overjoyed Rosemary Fell in Katherine Mansfield
s A Cup of Tea is stunned when her husbands priority ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Drover s fate was not going to end well. The setting clouds, already piling up ink dark (Bowen 1206)
gives us the feeling that something dark, mysterious, or dangerous is awaiting in the distance. As she
enters the house dead air came out to meet her. (Bowen 1106), and there was small fragments of light
lingering in through the shuttered up windows. There was a bruise on the wall from the door handle
banging against the wall with too much force, and claw marks (Bowen 1208) left from when the piano
was moved away. The dark feeling was slightly exhausted and the outcome looked like it would
brighten when the rain had stopped; the sidewalks steamily shone. (Bowen 1211). The final detail was
driver and passenger, not six inches between them, remained for an eternity eye to eye. (Bowen 1212)
gives you the illusion that she knows the driver, that over the long haul of the story takes her out into
the forsaken streets. Mansfield also presents the overall emotion that Rosemary is insincere about her
charity to Ms. Smith. The first fragment of evidence is presented when she meets Ms. Smith and
thinks How extraordinary! (Mansfield 1107), and that to Rosemary it all seems like an adventure and
something out of a book. Rosemary continues to imagine telling all of her friends I just simply took
her home with me! (Mansfield 1107). Once Ms. Smith is in the home, Rosemary re dresses her so that
the

Literary Analysis Of Saki s The Interlopers
Saki, in The Interlopers, says that our animalistic human nature traps us in blindness, but when we re
raised in a kind civilization, we choose to use friendship as a freedom from our inner violence.
Humans as a whole, have an animalistic nature to them. Saki starts the story with one of the main
character going on a hunt. Saki states, [A] man stood one winter night watching and listening, as
though he waited for some beast of the woods to come within the range of his vision, and, later, of his
rifle (Saki 6). Ulrich is stalking the woods for as Saki stated beast of the woods but rather he patrolled
the dark forest in quest of a human enemy. Saki goes on talking about the feud that started with their
grandfathers over a land ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In other words, Saki says that we, as humans, have an animalistic nature. This animalistic nature traps
us in blindness. Saki has a theme of blood throughout the story. Saki states, [A] s boys they had
thirsted for one another s blood, (7). The dictionary has a word for this definition bloodlust. As stated
before, this is slightly ironic, being that the bloodlust was in boys; boys who are supposed to be
innocent and honorable. He continues with, Georg, who was nearly blinded with the blood which
trickled across his eyes (8). According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, bloodlust is the desire to
kill or maim others ; In order to kill things, you need to see them. Saki goes on to stating, No, I can
scarcely see anything; there is so much blood caked round my eyes, said Georg, and in any case I don
t drink wine with an enemy (9). This blindness is caused by the bloodlust between the two souls, or in
other words, they are being blinded by their animalistic nature. Georg s animalistic human nature has
blinded him in hatred, which has caused him to not be able to see the similarities between him and
Ulrich. This blindness leaves when we re raised in a kind civilization. Saki starts the story with the
two souls coming face to face with each other, which is what they ve been wanting for a long time.
Saki states, The two enemies stood

Five Key Fundamentals Of Psychoanalysis
Psychoanalysis has many concepts that are complex for the lay reader to grasp instantaneously. To
understand what working through it, some background information is considered necessary. This
section introduces the relevant terminology and concepts.
Current psychoanalytic theory and practice has its origin in the writing of Freud (Etchegoyen, 2005).
The aim of analysis is to effect structural changes in the patient. Psychoanalysis consists of five key
fundamentals: (a) resistance (b) the transference of the patient and the counter transference of the
analyst, (c) the verbal material provided by the patient according to the principle of free association,
(d) interpretation, and (e) working through. Thus it relies on the work of psychoanalyst and the work
of the patient from the approach of the scientific realism (the idea that all objects, events and
processes are real). Scientific realism can be contrasted with the rational positivist approach of
behavioral psychologist such as Skinner and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Psychoanalysis was concerned with psychic events and the patient s emotions and feelings. The school
of ego psychology, object relations and self psychology were chosen for contrast in this thesis, as each
of these schools has evolved from Freudian psychoanalysis, emphasizing a variety of levels of
expansion of the psyche.
According to Kukla (2001), the ideologies of reality theory evolution are called the logic of
justification . He detained that theories are evaluated in terms of their virtuosity , or principles that can
be certified to them. Of these, the truth value of a theory is the most significant. Kukla wrote,
however, that the concrete truth value can be intricate to determine. Instead, other theoretical virtues
are used in the justification (evaluation) of a theory as an approximation to its truth value (Haig,

What Was The Worst Effects Of The Great Depression In The...
The Great Depression was the longest lasting financial crisis in the world. People began to panic after
the stock market crashed in October of 1992. At the peak of the depression 13 15 million Americans
were unemployed. Nearly half of the country s banks had failed. Franklin D Roosevelt had helped
lessen the worst effects of the great depression in the 1930 s. The economy would not fully turn
around until after 1939 when World War II kicked American history into high gear.
They had to stand in line for government hand outs. Some of the foods they would feed their families
were powdered milk, dried beans and potatoes. The fruits they had to eat were scarce. People would
have to fight over barrels of garbage in search for food. During

Explain The Importance Of Follow Policies And Procedures...
Follow policies and procedures
Policies and procedures are created to guide staff and parents / caregivers to familiarise themselves
with the service s practices, this allows them in detail information regarding what to expect from the
service. Policies should be to date documents that are regularly reviewed to ensure they are applicable
to all the needs of those working in such establishments.
In an established educational setting new staff will be regularly informed of current policies and
procedures, this is to ensure best practice for child and practitioner. Policies may include:
Health and safety policy
Risk assessments
Intimate care policy
Arrival and departure policy
Social media policy
Working in an open and transparent

Virginia Vallian Claim
Virginia Valian reflect on Lewis Wolpert s claim in the Why Can t a Women be more Like a Man?
book and specific about the differences in biological sexes. Wolpert disguised the differences in male
and female according to skills, cognition and language, which Virginia believe that Wolpert does not
have creditable evidences to supporting his claim such as the claim that brain and hormonal
differences contributors to disparities in professional success. (Valian, 2014) Wolpert also continue
this by claiming that the extent of grey and white matter between male and female that is what makes
both sexes behavior difference. Virginia argued that Wolpert s claim are too simply and cartoonish
with the use of may and might and the repeating observation that ... Show more content on
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The result of this case show that girl tend to increase its superior ability to the 3D image but show a
reduction in the male, which this is to point out that normal male will have more of this ability than
normal female because these hormones are availed in male. Even so, Virginia argued that this may be
true but does not proved that it s the case to the rest of male population. Wolpet use the perspective
from the development psychologist Uta Frith, which supporting the argument that both gender do not
have same neural mechanism. The agreement that ... neural and hormonal sex differences can interact
to eliminate or create behavioral differences. (Valian, 2014) The author argued that Wolpert, did not
included the implications of social and political factors inherent in transnational difference, like China
that have much higher percentage of women in engineering than the United States. Wolept claiming
that empathy mark the difference between genders and so as a reason male s dominance in

The Movie American Sniper
War movies were always a big part of the film industry from big action movies like Rambo to a
history movie like Pearl Harbor. American Sniper is no different. American Sniper directed by a
legend, Clint Eastwood combined with great actors and modern technology made the movie a pinnacle
of a romantic action war movie. Throughout the movie American Sniper many different scenes had
played a major role in shaping the audiences mind on war and what it is like postwar. One of the most
important scene in the movie, is when Chris Kyle played by Bradley Cooper finally decides to join
one of the forces. In the scene prior to the scene I am going to dissect, Chris Kyle and his brother had
just witness the World Trade Center bombing on television subsequently ... Show more content on
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Throughout the entire scene, high key light only existed when people are singled out, whether it is one
instructor or one trainee. The high key light helps identify who is who, and helps the audience
remember certain people. However low key lights are used when there are more than one focus in a
single frame. Whether it is the entire class or all the instructors standing together. You can also see
when the low key light is used, it makes the subjects look tougher and scarier, it makes the subjects
look fearless and make the audience fear them. This helps enforce the idea of unity and teamwork
which is the most important thing in real life Navy Seal training. The lighting makes us feel like if we
stand together and work together we will not fear anything but if we are alone and singled out we are
only easy targets for people to pick

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