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The Law Of The United Kingdom
This essay will elaborates the law making system in the United Kingdom, whilst consider the role of
the House of Commons, The House of Lords and the Monarch in the law making process. In order to
analysis the law making process, those content, which will be provided, are the different types of the
bill and the primary legislation and secondary legislation and each of them will has the references. The
different bills are included the Public bills, Private bills, Hybrid bills and Private Members bills. For
the primary and secondary legislation, both will explain every stage that include the First and second
Reading, Committee and Report stage, Third Reading. Then, this essay will compare the two
legislations with advantages and drawbacks. In addition, an clearly introduction of common law will
be give, also the hierarchy of the courts will be assess base on the question of which courts must are
bound to follow precedent. For European Union law, it will be explained with examples. Finally, an
assessment of the European Convention on Human Rights and Classifications of law will be provided.
I. The first source of law: Legislation 1.1 The different types of bill Before we get into the topic of this
essay, we first introduce the British bill. In the UK, there are many different bills, but these bills can
divide into three descriptions. There are public bill, private bill, and hybrid bill. (The Parliamentary of
the UK, 2007). Private bill means that the bill submitted by
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Evangelical Protestantism Vs. Catholicism
Amanda Powell
World Religions
Larry Poston
11/20/14
Evangelical Protestantism versus Catholicism
Protestants and Catholics are constantly being compared and weighed against one another in order to
declare whose faith is best or true. Though there are many similarities between each faith as they are
both Christian denominations, their differences cause much friction between the two groups. Some of
the foundational Catholic beliefs revolve around the ideals that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, that the
Bible is the inspired, error free, revealed Word of God, and the existence of the Holy Trinity, which is
one God in three persons. In the Evangelical Church, there is only one God, the creator and ruler of all
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The first big difference between the two is what they acknowledge as Holy scripture. Catholics not
only use the Old and New Testament scripture but also use the Apocrypha and the catholic
interpretation of the bible. Evangelicals believe that they are justified or saved by faith alone, not by
good works. Good works are not ignored and you will be rewarded in heaven for them but that is not
what saves you in the eyes of an evangelical. Contrary to this belief Catholic hold to the ideal of
baptism being the removal of sins and in turn God grants grace to those that are baptized. The grace
given by God is then used to produce good works. Evangelicals believe and practice baptism however
unlike Catholic they only practice adult baptism. Catholics practice infant baptism, which is an un
biblically supported custom. Purgatory is another custom evangelicals reject. Catholics profess that
there are two types of punishment, a temporary and eternal. Purgatory is pretty much a holding place
for people that have only committed certain kinds of sins. For evangelicals believe that only God can
forgive sins but Catholics claim that priests have been given authority to forgive sins, standing in
place of the Holy Spirit. Roman Catholic beliefs include the special authority of the pope the ability of
saints to intercede on behalf of believers, and the doctrine of transubstantiation that is, that the bread
used in the Eucharist

Fortinbras Laertes And Hamlet Comparison
In William Shakespeare s tragedy Hamlet , Fortinbras, Laertes, and Hamlet find themselves in very
similar situations. They all had love and respect for their father s and felt the need to avenge their
unjustified deaths. However, there are differences between them. The character of Fortinbras was the
only one to accomplish his goal and become king of Denmark in the end. Shakespeare s comment
through Fortinbras as a man of action, allowed the audience to see that he acts rather than thinks.
Hamlet is portrayed as weak and indecisive. When he is confronted with meeting the ghost of his
father and asked to avenge his death, he quickly agrees to the revenge and comes up with a plan to
fool everyone into thinking he is crazy. However, he is seen as a man who does not act, with his
inability to make decisions or quick actions does not help his plan of revenge.
GHOST
Revenge his foul and most unnatural murder.
HAMLET
Murder?
GHOST
Murder most foul, as in the best it is,
But this most foul, strange, and unnatural.
HAMLET
Haste me to know t, that I, with wings as swift
As meditation or the thoughts of love,
May sweep to my revenge. (1.5.25 31)
The reader wonders if Hamlet had known who the killer was before, he would have still agreed to help
so quickly. After he vows to his father to avenge him, Hamlet becomes obsessed with the thought of
avenging his father s death and making everyone believe he is crazy, rather than act on what he first
set out to do. We see as he

International Ngos Working in Pakistan
Asim Muneeb Khan, A.Hameed (MSC SOCIOLOGY 1st)
International NGOs Working In Pakistan:
Oxfam International
Head office in Pakistan : House no.201, Street No.10, E 7, Islamabad.
Phone No. : 051 2653341, 051 2653491
Working on: Community welfare, Social and Economic Development, , Education, Natural disasters,
Democracy, Human rights, Climate change, Livelihoods, Health, HIV/AIDS, Gender equality, Poverty
, Injustice. Etc.
The Oxfam International Secretariat leads, facilitates, and supports collaboration between the Oxfam
affiliates to increase Oxfam International s impact on poverty and injustice through advocacy
campaigns, development programmes and emergency response.
Oxfam was originally founded in Oxford in 1942 as the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Financing Partners:
Following have been partners with OWO: OXFAM, WHO, NCHD, etc. OWO also works with various
government departments such as National Council of Social Welfare, Pakistan Bait ul Mall, Punjab
Government Literacy Program, Punjab Government Health Department, Ministry of Women
Development Government of Pakistan, Election Commission of Pakistan, etc. and Local Doners
Stop

Antwoord Bericht Van Wijziging (Vennootschapsbelasting)
ntAntwoord bericht van wijziging Deloitte Belastingconsulenten t.a.v. Kathy De Smet Lange
Lozannastraat 218 AANGETEKEND 2018 Antwerpen Federale Overheidsdienst FINANCIEN
BELASTING EN INVORDERING Administratie van de Ondernemings en Inkomenfiscaliteit T.a.v.
Anne Van de Vijver Controlecentrum Antwerpen 1 Venusstraat 23 (SV 0.75) 2000 Antwerpen Uw
referentie : 3844736/A VDV Onze referentie : KVO/070 Uw correspondent : Kathy De Smet Tel. :
03/888.89.84 Antwerpen, 18 maart 2010 Geachte Heer Eerstaangewezen Inspecteur Peeters, Geachte
Mevrouw Van de Vijver, Betreft: NV Wielewaal Niet akkoord verklaring bericht van wijziging Hierbij
delen wij (in de hoedanigheid van fiscaal adviseur en volmachthouder van ... Show more content on
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Schending vormvereiste Vooreerst hebben wij vastgesteld dat het bericht van wijziging ontvangen
door onze cliënt op 27 februari 2010 niet ondertekend is. Het afschrift voor de belastingplichtige van
het bericht van wijziging draagt evenmin een handtekening. De ondertekening van het bericht van
wijziging maakt een substantiële vormvereiste uit zodat bij afwezigheid ervan de procedure van
wijziging als onregelmatig beschouwd moet worden. Een niet door de Inspecteur, of een door hem
gedelegeerde ambtenaar ondertekend bericht is onbestaande, en heeft de nietigheid van de erop
gegronde aanslag tot gevolg. Deze vereiste is zowel door de rechtspraak als door de fiscale
administratie als substantieel aangeduid. We kunnen dus concluderen dat het bericht van wijziging
nietig is en aldus geen gevolgen teweeg brengt voor onze cliënt Wielewaal NV. C. Materiële
elementen 1. Schending van het fiscaal gelijkheidsbeginsel (art. 172 Grondwet) en het
rechtszekerheids en vertrouwensbeginsel. In artikel 172 van de Grondwet ligt het fiscaal
gelijkheidsbeginsel verankerd. Het eerste lid bepaalt dat inzake belastingen geen voorrechten kunnen
ingevoerd worden (absoluut verbod). Dat geldt voor alle overheden. In het tweede lid van artikel 172
GW wordt verder gesteld dat een vrijstelling of vermindering van belasting alleen ingevoerd kan
worden dan door een wet (relatief verbod). In de verhouding tussen de fiscus en de belastingplichtige
wordt het gelijkheidsbeginsel een algemeen

Cabaret Movie Comparison
After watching both of the films for this week I definitely noticed a difference in the film narratives
due to musical numbers and how they were integrated. While watching 42nd Street, the musical
numbers were quite confusing to me. I struggled to understand how they provided context to the film.
As I did not see how they fit within the storyline of the films. I also believe the disconnection between
the numbers and the film made me question, the films event s and I thought I misunderstood certain
moments in the film because the musical numbers did not make sense. I also did not enjoy the fact that
during the numbers themselves there was dialogue going on and the focus shifted during the number. I
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It was as if the focus was the music numbers opposed to the films, which in my opinion is the best part
of a musical. I enjoyed watching the numbers and seeing the elaborate costumes and details that were
put into them. Furthermore, in Cabaret, one could tell that the music numbers really fit in with the film
and provided more insight into what was going on. A good example of this was the during the musical
number Maybe This Time sung by Sally which demonstrated her relationship with Brian and how it
has evolved. Their relationship turned into more than a friendship and as the number goes on Sally
sings of the hope she has of this relationship being the real deal and withstanding the test of
time.Through this musical number the audience is able to understood how Sally is feeling without the
use of any actual dialogue. I do believe there is some relation between the context of integration/non
integration and the contexts in which the films were made. 42nd Street was created during the Great
Depression and it seems as if there was some caution in terms of the film was made. It seems as if the
events of the film were more so on the safe side and no feathers were

Organizational Behavior Theory
1 INTRODUCTION There are a few factors that determine an individual s well being as essential as
income. Income is paramount to live a sufficient lifestyle for self and those who are dependent on us.
Income is a stable aspect of job to the workers, organizations and the society in general. Income has
huge role to play in determining the behaviors, attitude and perceptions of individuals in an
organization and this can be a major driver of organization behavior. Using utility theory, in particular
the concepts of marginal utility and marginal rate of substitution the author analyzes how the job
satisfaction and wages of family employees differ from those of regular employees. The objective is to
infer that the family employees have more job satisfaction than regular employees while receiving
lower wages. Income can cause both positive and negative affect work and family balance. The effects
of income has not been widely discussed as one of the major contributor to organizational behavior
topic and instead topics such as monetary incentives and pay for performance schemes have been
documented exhaustively. Finally, some (e.g. Lea Webley, 2006) have argued that the psychology of
money is a visceral one, exhibiting similarities to the effects of other visceral influences on human
behavior such as hunger and thirst and, as Loewenstein (1996) notes, visceral influences are often
underestimated by individuals, partly because people tend to forget how important they were in

Essay on The Importance of Following Orders
The importance of following orders in a time of war. 1. Team member 2. Discipline 3. Causalities
Conclusion: Following Orders in the Armed Services in a Time of War By: Pv2 Beasley Imagine
being in an authoritative position in a war. Sounds cool right? Now imagine if your subordinates didn t
follow the orders you put out to them. You just imagined chaos right? In my opinion there is no limit
to the chaos that could happen if just one soldier didn t follow the orders given to him/her. It doesn t
matter what the rank of the soldier is. Following orders in the armed ... Show more content on
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The team I m referring to is simply a cooperative unit. Being a part of a team entitles you to be
responsible for your actions, follow the orders of your subordinates, and perform them with honor
integrity and selfless service. How can following orders in a time of war affect your team members?
Imagine if you are on deployment to Iraq and you or a fellow soldier were told by your supervisor to
fill up the gas cans and bring them down to the motor pool once they were filled and fill the vehicles
up. What if you or the soldier decided to perform the order in your own time and you/ they forget.
Now imagine your team is given an order to move out due to hostile parties moving in. Your team
goes to the vehicles start them up and realize they are all low on gas. I hope that expresses the
importance of following orders while being a part of the armed services in a time of war. The
members of the armed forces are well know, and well respected for their discipline. Part of that
discipline comes from the ability to follow the orders of your subordinates, even if they don t feel like
it or don t agree with them. How disciplined can a soldier be if they don t follow orders. The soldier in
question can t be very disciplined if they fail to follow instructions right? It goes against everything a
soldier stands for. This makes them a danger to their team members, especially in a time of war. I do
not think

Essay about Describe the structural compartmentation of...
DESCRIBE THE STRUCTURAL COMPARTMENTATION OF MAMMALIAN CELLS
AND THE DIFFERING FUNCTIONS OF THESE COMPARTMENTS
All mammalian cells are eukaryotic, and whilst the eukaryotic type of cell is not exclusive to
mammals, mammalian cells differ from other eukaryotic cells because of the organelles that are or are
not present. For instance some plant cells have chloroplasts which are not present in mammalian cells,
but both plant cells and mammalian cells are eukaryotic in nature. The term eukaryotic refers to the
cell having specific membrane bound organelles, which are not present in prokaryotic cells. The
defining feature of a eukaryotic cell is usually its membrane bound nucleus (the exception being the
red blood cell) [1].
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The small ribosomal subunit, amongst other things, is initiates the engagement of the mRNA and is
responsible decoding the genetic information during translation [4].
The endoplasmic reticulum is specialised for protein processing and lipid biosynthesis. One of its
primary functions is to regulate the ionic concentration in the cytoplasm via the movement of Ca2+,
via ionic pumps and channels. It also contains enzymes responsible for the metabolising of drugs.
Endoplasmic reticulum (ER) can come in two forms. As depicted in Fig. 2 Rough ER has ribosomes
present as part of the membrane of the organelle, and together with these ribosomes takes polypeptides
and amino acids from the cytosol and synthesises proteins destined for attachment to cell membranes.
It is in the lumen of the rough ER that the proteins are folded into the specific three dimensional
shapes that are so important for biochemical recognition and linking sites [6]. It is called rough
because of the presence of ribosomes makes the surface of the membrane look rough, unlike smooth
ER, which lacks the ribosomes so the membrane looks smooth. Rough ER is composed of a large but
convoluted flattened sac. The main function of the smooth ER is the production of lipids and the
metabolism of compounds (such as the breakdown of glycogen into glucose). Because of the different
functions between the rough and smooth ER, different specialised cells will have different amounts of
each; for example, hepatic

The Role of Children s Books in Education Essay
From the time a child is born, the task of the parents and society is to educate that child. If a child has
no learning they will not survive. Parents are responsible for give a child the learning that they need.
Since no one parent or person can correctly show children all things and since children need some
entertaining people have taken the opportunities to put together books and children s programs to aid
in the education of the children.
From parent seminars, to books and movies, to even games consoles, children are not only being
taught the basic concepts of the world, shapes, colors, language, but they are also being taught the
norms and values of a particular society. This essay will look into what the children s materials of ...
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Most children s material used Bible stories and life lessons to give children the lessons of life. Books
like Aesop s Fables2 and Children s Stories of the Bible3 children are taught things such as
perserverance, hard work, patience, and obedience. Aesop s Fables teach children important lessons
about how to live their lives. The stories vary from The Hare and the Tortoise, to Briar Rabbit, and
The Ant and the Grasshopper. each of these stories are presented to children to teach them the lesson
of perserverance by seeing how the tortoise never gave up and because of the haughtiness and pride of
the hare, the tortoise won the race. The child that hears or reads this story may not realize that they are
being taught lessons, but they will still begin to learn that pride and haughty attitudes will cause them
to lose things that are important, while perseverance will lead to gain. obediences the other stories
teach respect for others things, that disobedience will lead to trouble, and that hard work will take you
further than laziness. Similarly, the Children s Stories of the Bible, which used to be a staple in most
schools and homes, teaches the stories of the Bible characters, but also teaches the values that are
taught in the stories. This book teaches the story of David and Goliath. Not only does it tell about how
David did an amazing feat by defeating the giant but also teaches children to stand up

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Statutory Interpretation
TRADITIONAL RULES OF STATUTORY INTEPRITATION
LEGAL RESEARCH AND WRITING II
LAW 108
when parliament has exceeded a certain stage, it falls to the court to apply the statute in a particular
case. This can lead to hardship in the sense that the fact of certain issues may not have been concluded
by the parliament or where right are been moved as an error in the statute.
The three traditional rules of statutory interpretation are:
1 THE LITERAL RULE
2 THE GOLDEN RULE
3 THE MISCHIEF RULE.
THE GOLDEN RULE
The golden rule seems to have been originated in an 1854 court ruling, and shows a degree of
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Advantage and disadvantage of the golden rule
1: The main advantage of the golden rule is that raising mistakes and statutes can be corrected
immediately. This is seen in the (R V ALLEN)1872 case where the loopholes where closed the
decision was in line with parliament intentions and it gave a more just outcome
2: the main disadvantage of the golden rule is that judges can technically and wisely change the law
by exchanging the meaning of words in the statute . the can potentially infringing the separation of
power between legal and legislature.
The golden rule would help if there is no absurdity in the statute. For example the London and
northeastern railways V BERRIMAN 1946 CASE
Where the widow couldn t get compensation because the wording of the statute didn t allow for the
circumstances or the situation.
THE LITERAL

Part One Of Don Quixote By Miguel De Cervantes
Entering a fantasy land like Disney World is one thing; reconstructing the real world into a fantasy
land is another. The reconfiguration of the real world into an imaginary one summarizes what Part
One of Don Quixote, written by Miguel de Cervantes, is about. The story narrates a parody of Spain s
historical idea of chivalry by starring Don Quixote, a man obsessed with nobility. Don Quixote walks
through a knight errant journey with the faithful peasant Sancho Panza and creates the journey by
mentally transforming everything, such as Spain s prostitutes into ladies, windmills into ferocious
giants, inns into luxurious castles, etc. Contrary to the main overview of the story, Cervantes didn t
simply write Part One of Don Quixote to poke fun ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first goal suggests pride, the second, faith. These two qualities speak loudly for why Don Quixote
dreamed of fighting in the name of chivalry. Now Quixote s weakness in these two qualities certainly
affect his character, but it s the strengths that make him admire knights. In regards to fame, nothing
seemed more glorious than being a glamorous and gallant knight in 16th century Spain so Don
Quixote symbolically represented his patriotism towards Spain. He hides nothing when it comes to his
pride. In fact, he said I know that I can be not only all of those whom I have mentioned, but every one
of the Twelve Peers of France, and every one of the Nine Worthies as well, because all the deeds
performed by them both singly and together will be exceeded by mine (Cervantes 50). Boasting about
exceeding historical figures of chivalry, especially considering the fact the comment was to his
neighbor, demonstrated his yearning dream for fame. Every soldier gives up his or her life with some
hope their lives would be remembered for serving a

Mcewan s Use Of Irony In Jane Eyre
McEwan uses irony to express loss of innocence over time and because of war by using amo
chocolate. Paul Marshall is known as the chocolate millionaire (McEwan, 26) because he sells amo
chocolate to the soldiers and earns an abundant amount of money doing so. The word amo is a pun
because it shoulds like the word ammo which is used in guns. The word amo is also a reference to
Latin meaning love. In World War II, most soldiers were just a child living at home under the
supervision of their parents. Now, they are eighteen or nineteen being drafted into the war. McEwan
uses the word amo which means love presumably because the chocolate will remind the soldiers of
their home and thor innocence lost from the horrors of war over time. Paul sells ... Show more content
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McEwan ends Atonement with a letter from the author to the reader. It reveals who was narrating the
novel most of the time by revealing the date London 1999 (McEwan, 350) and if the reader can recall
the age of the character and the year of that age, the reader can determine who has been narrating the
novel the entire time and has been using their point of view, As the character also confesses who they
are, they also confess they have lied throughout the novel. One of the ways we know the character is a
liar because he/she tells the reader what other characters are thinking, but of course he/she could not
possibly know what the other characters are thinking. The mass of the novel is in third person but
generally it is in third person omniscient, which means that we are usually following along in one
particular character s head. Who this character is, though, often switches around from character to
character. What was once an innocent character who begins to lose their innocence as they grow older
and serving the author s purpose is actually now telling the reader that they have not been innocent the
entire time. So, McEwan s purpose of showing how innocence is lost as time progresses is lost by
revealing who the point of view the novel is in and confessing that bits and pieces of the story are

Modern Icu Management And Its Effects On The Treatment...
In spite of modern ICU management and those specifically directed toward ARDS ranging from lung
protective strategy, recruitment maneuvers and salvage therapies mortality rates of ARDS still
disappointing. Up to date no pharmacological intervention that proven to be beneficial and if present it
serves subgroups of ARDS patients depending on the etiology and patient s health status. But hopes
still exist and researches still going to find safe and effective treatment for ARDS patients and era
nowadays is directed toward multimodal approaches toward different pathologic targets. Also early
intervention for cases of ARDS and even preventive measures before development of frank picture of
ARDS or before mechanical ventilation become necessary. (Peter Haibo; 2014)
Corticosteroids:
Corticosteroids are the most known immunomodulator via inhibition of gene transcription of pro
inflammatory cytokines, the suppression of neutrophil activation and migration also it augments
activity of anti inflammatory molecule. The immunomodulator effect of corticosteroids can be
classified as genomic and nongenomic effects depending on the doses used. Genomic effect occur at
low to moderate doses (i.e. 0.5 2.5mg/kg/day), it acts at the level of nucleus by increasing the gene
transcription of anti inflammatory molecules while inhibiting pro inflammatory mediators such as
nuclear factor kappa B (NF kB). Although the use of low dose methylprednisolone is widely adopted
protocol in all ARDS cases in

Essay On Purchasing Parity Power
The purpose of this paper is to examine the key term of purchasing parity power (PPP). This key term
is used for several global business processes and decision making from the strategic to the operational
level of management. The current research is mathematically based with regard to the validity of the
variables used to calculate PPP and provides examples of ways to restructure the variables for certain
business processes. Ultimately, it is a term and algorithm in which global business leaders should be
well versed to conduct cross border project management and develop effective strategic business
decisions.
Key term and Interest Purchasing power parity (PPP) interests me because of the vast implications at
every level of business. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In other words, the exchange rate is the equalizing factor that maintains product costs relatively
consistent across countries.
While there are myriad of PPP calculations, there are two general approaches, absolute and relative
(Hyrina Serletis, 2010). The absolute calculation relies on the nominal exchange rate and the relative
accounts for fluctuations like inflation (2010). In fact, the variables of the calculation create the
controversy, in that, scholars agree that there are additional non constant variables to consider and
many different perspectives to view the variables. Nevertheless, despite the controversy regarding how
PPP is calculated, it is used for analyzing and reporting on costs across countries by the International
Monetary Fund (IMF), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), and
by global business leaders to make decisions (Investopedia, 2016).
Major Article Summary In the article by Langston (2016), a positive view of using the standard PPP
calculation was presented as applied it to international project cost benchmarking. His research goal
was to prove that the PPP calculation, and one in particular, enables the highest level of accuracy for
cost benchmarking for international businesses (Langston, 2016). He did this because current
benchmarking calculations use exchange rates to first get monetary units to U.S. dollar (USD), instead
of using PPP, which is a more comprehensive picture of location

Essay on The Prince vs. the Republic
Machiavelli s criticism of Plato s The Republic states that a ruler who possesses an inherent quality of
that which is consistently good will never have the authority to rule his or her people successfully. If a
ruler always treats his subjects in a manner, which can be qualified as good, then he will ultimately
meet his demise, as his subjects will rise against him. Machiavelli claims that it is unrealistic to
assume that all the people of a kingdom will conduct themselves in a manner that will be consistent
with the ruling of a good leader. Such republics or principalities do not exist in reality and are entirely
hypothetical situations.
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He believes that the knowledge and application of the good will lead to a perfect state. However, this
cannot be said to be realistic, as despite the education of the good, one s desires will ultimately
overcome the need to be good and the state will collapse. If the rulers are only thinking of the overall
good of the state, their own needs will not be met, which can lead to unhappiness on the part of the
rulers and ultimately to the downfall of the system. Machiavelli implies in his criticism that the needs
of the ruler must be met in order to maintain a stable state, he must trust his instincts and base desires
in order to remain true to himself. If he does not, as Plato states and does as he ought to, not as he
wishes to, then he will be living a lie within himself and not rule as he should. Without being true to
what human nature tells one to do, an uprising either within the ruler or of the subjects will take place
and the state cannot stay afloat.
As Plato states in the republic the desires of the less respectable majority are controlled by the desires
and the wisdom of the superior minority (Part 5, 431d), however one cannot suppress all of the desires
forever and the people will finally realize the oppression that they are experiencing and rise against
the superior minority . The minority will not possess the power needed to control the less respectable

How Does Emerson Characterize The Scholar
Emerson elaborates upon the necessity of the scholar by describing his pivotal role in society. He first
describes the responsibilities of the scholar as to cheer, to raise, and to guide men by showing them
facts amid appearances. The description introduces the idea that the world brims with illusions
intended to prey upon the weakness of the common man, and that the scholar must help him navigate
this labyrinth of truths and inaccuracies. Furthermore, Emerson elucidates that the scholar s
responsibility encompasses interpreting the world around him by personifying Reason as an entity that
pronounces on the passing men and events of today, and tasking the scholar with interpreting her
observations. Emerson goes on to characterize the scholar

Chucky Is A Serial Killer
This famous, disfigured, doll has surely terrorized plenty of people since his creation. Oddly enough,
terror is not the only emotion ingrained in his audience through his films. One film after the other, he
showed me the need to control emotion. Carefully, this monster would choose when to be a simple
doll, and when to show his true self. Chucky was the master of emotional control.
A tiny plastic toy with reddish orange hair, stitches, staples, and scars covering his face with his left
eye popping out of his head, wearing torn and dirty denim bibs. The doll s personality and spirit
originate from a violent serial killer. When he is killed, his spirit is transferred to the body of a doll to
seek revenge for his death.
A, horrific looking, terrifying

What Does Tiresias Represent In Twelfth Night
Tiresias first appeared during the play in scene 5. In page 1098, he entered the stage and had a
conversation with Creon in this scene. In the mask, Tiresias eyes appear entirely blue. However, we
know that Tiresias is blind when the stage directions said so in the beginning of the scene (enter blind
Tiresias, led by a boy). Despite knowing that he is blind, I chose that his eyes appear entirely blue.
This is because the color blue filling Tiresias s eyes represent the ocean. The ocean here symbolizes
life. Life can be harsh like the crashing waves of the ocean while other times it can be stable like the
calm waves. Tiresias is a blind prophet who can deliver prophecies that will happen in the future;
therefore, he can see life. Tiresias said,

Cinder Cone Research Paper
Explanation/Essay
There are many different types of volcanos on Earth. All of these volcanoes have differing
characteristics and features. Three types of volcanoes are Cinder Cone, Shield and Composite.
One type of volcano that is quite common around the world is the Cinder Cone volcano. Cinder cone
volcanoes are in the shape of a cone, hence their name. It is made of piles of lava and not ash. During
cinder cone volcano eruptions blobs of lava ( cinders ) are blown into the air and around this time
break into small fragments. These then fall around the opening of the volcano. This pile of debris, then
forms an oval shaped cone. These can also be known as scoria cones. Some type of cinder cone
volcanoes found around the world are Mt.

Advantages Of Asynchronous Communication
Another tool of asynchronous communication is the tool of sharing videos and slideshows through the
Internet. This is sharing videos and slideshows over the Internet with the purpose of teaching and
communicating to other people about language and cultural learning. This mode of asynchronous
communication can be between two or more people and has a time delay between the sending of
information and the receiving of information. Language learners share information between each other
in the form of slideshows/power point presentations and video files. This allows the participants to
learn together as a group and to help each other learn about the cultures and language structures that
might be causing them trouble. A drawback to this though is that it doesn t really allow for feedback
on the topics covered in the slideshows or video files, and communicating questions regarding the
topics covered can become hard and would require a second form of either synchronous
communication or asynchronous communication to ensure the any problems or questions relating to
the topic can be rectified and cleared up. Another ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One has the freedom to receive the message when it suits oneself best and to then analyse and
interpret the message and to then draw conclusions from the message or examine it and see a problem,
which allows them to fix the problem as soon as it is seen. However a disadvantage of asynchronous
communication is that does not give an immediate response, which for time sensitive projects can be a
major issue. Also it may arise that you are unaware whether or not the other person has received your
message and may lead to unnecessary worry and stress. Another major disadvantage to asynchronous
communication is that it often loses human touch, everything is done through computer and often
people lose the opportunity to meet new people face to face and loses a interpersonal

Commercial Growers Case Study
How to become a licensed commercial marijuana grower in Canada?
Canada is aesthetically pleasing nation with low population density and high standard organization
capability. It is with such qualities the country takes responsibility of the well being and health of
every individual, be it an immigrant or a resident. Major countries criticize Canada about their
conflicting stand on the legality of particular hemp Marijuana. Canadian government always aware of
the potential advantages and risks of such controversial substances made sure by their laws that these
kinds of drugs should be supplemented for medical purposes only. The government itself through
Health Canada provide license to the interested commercial growers.
Health Canada
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The procedure for attaining license starts with a simple process of filling the application. But the
criterion that must be fulfilled is not that simple and needs serious involvement and commitment. A lot
of confusion arises and this can be overcome by approaching reputed agencies of marijuana medical
consulting in Canada like www.growlegally.ca.
Medical marijuana license consulting agencies like that mentioned above help their customers in the
following way:
 Medical marijuana consultants refer the client to Health Canada s laboratories which test and certify
the future product if the client is given a license. After getting license and cultivating cannabis, the
quality of the product has to meet the requirement according to the standards set by these laboratories;
hence it is essential for the client to know before hand what lays ahead.
 Most clients are unaware of certain divisions of the application; this will lead to improper filling
and rejection. MMPR consultants make sure that the application is properly filled and there is no case
of rejection.
 Agencies of medical marijuana consulting in Canada also make sure that their customers follow all
the standard operating procedures

Medieval European Inventions
Inventions in Medieval Europe
Magnetic compass:
A magnetic compass has a magnetised needle, that is generally in line with magnetic poles of the
Earth, and is used to help people navigate.
The magnetic compass provided medieval Europe with many benefits, and changed how people
navigated. One benefit the compass offered was the opportunity to travel more often. People would no
longer have to rely on on nature or seasonal navigation techniques, such as migrating birds and the
tide. Exploring new parts of the world was made easier too, as explorers of the world wouldn t have to
rely on inaccurate signs like dead fish and seaweed to navigate, and wouldn t get lost as easily.
Astrolabe:
Astrolabes are instruments used to make astronomical measurements. When they reached ... Show
When sailors learned to navigate the sea by measuring the angle between the horizon and North Star
(Polaris,) the used the astrolabe on voyages around the world.
Printing Press:
The printing press, invented by Johann Gutenberg, had a significant impact in Medieval Europe. It
drastically cut the cost of producing printed materials, including books, and made copying easier.
Before the invention of the printing press, to make multiple copies of books, people (most often
monks,) would have to laboriously copy the text by hand. This was a very time consuming and costly
manner, as the monks would commonly write on vellum (treated skins.)
The printing press made copying text incredibly faster and much cheaper. Gutenberg s printing press
meant more access to information, more dissent, more informed discussion and more widespread
criticism of authorities, observes the British Library.
With his press, the first books that Gutenberg printed, were copies of the bible, all 200 copies selling
before the printing was complete! During the European Reformation, ideas associated with the new
Protestant faith were popularised, due to the printing press.

All the President s Men Essay example
All the President s Men
The movie All the President s Men (1976), is based on the work of Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein
two Washington Post newspaper writers, who uncovered the cover up of the White House s
involvement in the Democratic Party National headquarters, Watergate, break in. At first, Bob
Woodward discovers what seems to be a minor break in but is surprised to find that top lawyers were
already on the defense case. He also discovers that names and addresses of Republican fund
organizers were being accused, which further aroused his suspicions. When he brings this to the
attention of the head of the Washington Post, he is prepared to run with the story and assigns
Woodward and Carl Bernstein to it. Their findings of this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The lists of people contacted by the two were those that worked for the re election committee. They
asked a Washington Post female co worker to get them the office s worker directory since she used to
date one of the men that worked at the committee. They then took these workers phone numbers from
the directory listing and called them up. This is unethical according to the theories listed in our book,
first of they are using another s past relation in order to get papers for them, and second they are
intruding in these workers lives. The problem would not be that big if they just gave a call, but when
they noticed no one answered their phones they actually went out and bombarded these people at their
homes with questions, when the information they took were without permission in the first place.
Their actions did not follow both Bok s Model and Aristotle s Golden Mean theories. One of Bok s
values on ethical issues is to have empathy for others, which Bernstein and Woodward didn t have.
They both knew that the workers were being watched after a few tries of door knocking and that by
them showing up and talking can cause these people to lose their jobs. They both still pursued on and
didn t care what would happen with those people. Aristotle s Golden Mean of making the majority
happy was also not applied. As they made these people more scared of what if they loose their jobs,
and of intruding in

Is the Portrayal of the Dinosaurs in the Movie and Book...
Deinos, Greek for fearfully great; awe inspiring and sauros meaning a lizard. From these words
Dinosaur is created. When imagining a dinosaur, do thoughts of a large Tyrannosaurus Rex, a swift
Velociraptor, or a gliding Pterodactyl appear? Or are those thoughts composed of an image of a small
Compsognathus? Do visions of the dinosaurs that we often saw in our childhood come to mind? The
amiable brightly colored friends in cartoons or the fearsome bloodthirsty experiments in movies?
Were those dinosaurs portrayed accurately? There are features such as size that was changed to appeal
more to popular media and for creativity. The Dilophosaurus is a dinosaur that became popular in the
the public due to Michael Crichton s novel Jurassic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sexual dimorphism is the physical differences between males and females of the same species.
(Example: color, size, shape, etc.) The Dilophosaurus were described as 10 feet tall and spotted with
black and yellow. The underbellies were bright green and the crests were red and black striped and
formed a V shape. At the scene in the book, Dr. Grant, Lex, and Tim were floating down river and two
Dilophosaurus stood at the river bank up ahead. Dr. grant realized that the two Dilophosaurus were
performing a mating ritual (Which contradicts what was stated in the book earlier since the
Dilophosaurus was not a breed that contained frog DNA and so the Dilophosaurus can t have changed
genders to mate.) when he noticed some sexual dimorphism. One of the Dilophosaurus was described
as smaller in size . The spots were smaller and the crest was duller as well. Standing on the riverbank
were two dilophosaurs. The ten foot tall bodies were spotted yellow and black. Underneath, the bellies
were bright green, like lizards. Twin red curving crests ran along the top of the head from the eyes to
the nose, making a V shape above the head...Grant noticed that the animal on the right was smaller,
with smaller spots on its back, and its crest was a duller red I ll be damned, he said. It s a mating ritual.
(Michael Crichton, Jurassic Park 1990, Google Pdf page 122) There is no evidence to support sexual
dimorphism. There

Examples Of Ethical Dilemma In Nursing
As nurses, it is inevitable that at one point or another in our careers we will come across ethical
dilemmas when providing patient care. In fact, nursing has been labeled as the most ethical profession.
For nurses to meet the ethical obligations of the profession, the American Nurses Association (ANA)
developed the Code of Ethics for Nurses. Since ethics are fundamental to nursing practice, I believe
this code is of utmost importance. Patients strongly depend on a nurse s honesty and on their
adherence to those standards. By adhering to those standards, it allows nurses to develop a trustful
nurse client relationship while displaying compassion and empathy. Although these standards are put
in place for nurses, when faced with an ethical dilemma, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This patient had suffered an intraventricular hemorrhagic stroke. Since this patient lived alone, she
was found by her son unconscious; however, it was unknown how long she had been unconscious.
When she arrived at the hospital, she was a GCS of three and had not improved since then. Three
weeks later, when I returned to neuro ICU I again cared for this patient and her status had remained
unchanged. Therefore, an ethics consult was made with the family to recommend comfort care.
However, since the patient had undergone an ischemic stroke a few years back and fully recovered,
the family had hope the patient would fully recover again. Although, it was explained that the strokes
were different and the amount of damage to the brain was irreversible they still were not accepting the
reality of the patient s condition. These situations are difficult since the patient s family is in denial,
but you must respect their decision and continue to provide care for the patient (What do I do now?
Ethical dilemmas in nursing and health care, 2013). Overall, whatever ethical dilemma you may
encounter as a nurse, it is important that you continue to provide the best possible care despite your

Pick Your Plastic Essay
PHIL 447
Week 1 Pick Your Plastic
In the article Credit or debit: pick your plastic, by Lisa Gerstner, the issue the author writes about is
the importance of consumers knowing the difference between debit cards, credit cards and prepaid
cards. If consumers do not understand the difference between the three cards and the way to use them,
they could end up in financial disaster. If the consumer understands the card, then it can be useful and
can be used to the consumer s advantage. The article discusses which card offers the most perks,
liability, and security, and which card provides more control. It also discusses the reasons consumers
use different cards, example: most consumers use debit ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Consumers who have overdraft protection on their debit cards, can end up paying fees if they spend
more than their account balance; and some checking accounts charge fees each time the consumer
enter a pin to make a debit card purchase. Of people who use prepaid cards regularly, 81% said they
felt more in control of their money than with a debit card. The Bluebird card allows up to four
subaccounts; the primary cardholder can control daily spending, and ATM access on subaccounts. The
Bluebird card recently added the ability to write checks, as well as Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
coverage against bank failure. The Bluebird and American Express Prepaid cards also offer purchase
protection, roadside assistance and travel emergency services.
There are many opinions mentioned in the article as well. Some of the opinions mentioned are: a debit
card supplies discipline for people digging out of debt or those who prefer firmer spending limits. The
ability to control cash flow with a debit card is better than any benefits a credit card provide. When the
money in the bank is gone you stop spending. These are opinions because people can end up
overspending on their debit cards and end up having to pay overdraft fees. Also some checking
accounts charge fees each time you enter a pin to make a debit card purchases.

How Did Honey Affect Aboriginal Culture
Regarded as a very important part of the aboriginal culture, bees have been used by aborigines for
food, tools and trade for thousands of years. Honey held great values and was considered a sign of
respect. This was shown when honey was given to tribal elders by the hunters. Honey was treated as a
highly prized substance, giving as a gift or traded as a valuable product. If this valuable substance was
not traded or gifted, aborigines would simply use it to sweeten foods.
Referred to as Sugarbag by the aborigines, native honey contains a lot of resin from native trees such
as the eucalyptus tree. Due to its value, honey was scavenged for and found in nests located in trees,
stumps, rocky crevices and muddy river banks. In order for the aborigines to find native bee hives,
hunters would catch foraging bees and attach small pieces of light weight materials such as pieces of
feather, spider web or grass to the pollen sacs or resin that was being collected by the bees. ... Show
The bee s flight speed was then decreased and slow enough for the aboriginals to follow it back to its
hive.
Hives that were situated high in a tree were not disturbed by cutting down the tree, instead, the honey
was gathered by carving foot holes into the tree. This allowed for the aboriginals to climb up to the
hive. The contents of the hive would then be obtained and left to recover and rebuild, to be collected at
a later date.
Beeswax and resin were important for making weaponry. These bee by products were used to fasten
pieces of stone to wood. This would be achieved by heating the wax until it became a malleable liquid
and would then be poured over the two materials and left to dry. Once dried, the honey would harden
acting as a strong glue to hold the material together to be used for hunting

Persuasive Essay Against Euthanasia
Euthanasia
You only get one life. It s actually your duty to live it as fully as possible. (Moyes, Jojo. Me before
you. Penguin Books, 2016). Life is a celestial object, and we are obliged to handle our lives with
prudence. Abdicating your life is vile and dissolute. Assisting in the termination of one s own life is
even more absurd; therefore, it should be hindered. Euthanasia should be stated illegal and prohibited
throughout the whole world, for it leads to disadvantageous long term consciences including
distrusting the medical field and giving more power to doctors than what they deserve. Usually, those
who demand euthanasia are pressured by those around them including doctors, and they are deceived
by their depression.
Euthanasia devastate patients trust in the medical field. If your teacher gave you the choice whether to
do your homework or not, what will you choose? Of course, you won t do your homework because it
is the easier choice. Human beings are inevitable to pick the obstacle free route; therefore, if doctors
were given the choice to simply kill people whose cases seem unpromising, they will select this
choice. Doctors will be discouraged to research and create new medicines. What is the point? I can
just painlessly and effortlessly kill them . Cures that could extenuate pain will not be discovered
anymore, and scientists would not even try to invent cotemporary medicines. Moreover, accepting
euthanasia is a breach of The International Code of Medical

The Unexamined Life Is Not Worth Living Analysis
In order to talk about Socrates claim that the unexamined life is not worth living a person first has to
understand the context that it was used in. In the Apology, Socrates used that phrase when he was in
trial for corrupting the youth. The court was allowing him to counter their punishment of death and
suggest a different punishment. After ruling out all other forms of punishment, Socrates says this and
he is therefore, sentenced to death. Both the author of the Apology, Plato, and Socrates became
renowned philosophers of their time. A more current philosopher is John Dewey, he is known for his
book Democracy and Education. In this book, Dewey talks about how philosophy is directly and
indirectly related to education. The ambiguity of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I would never say that these people s lives aren t worth living, if anything, we should strive to be more
like them in the way that they act. In my opinion it doesn t matter how much you examine your life or
if you even examine it all, what I think matters in the end is how happy a person is. If they are content
with their life without questioning everything, then that is fine. In this world, not everyone has the
privilege to examine their life. It is not a necessity to examine your life. It is something that very few
people can do, and I think that if a person is able to do it, then they should. They might discover
something new, they might learn something. It could be like turning on a light for some, while for
others, it might only make the light a little brighter. I also realize that there are some subjects that a
person might not want to thoroughly examine. Whether the subject is religion or science, some people
are perfectly content with what they know and have no desire to learn more about the particular
subject. Do I think that their life isn t worth living because they are happy with what they know? No I
do not, I think that their life is still worth living. I think that people who are able to examine their life
should do so if they choose, but they also have the right to say how much or how little they examine. I
think that overall, this claim came from a desperate

Critical Analysis Of Adam Smith, Karl Marx, And John...
The three business analysts profiled in this article Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes
contributed generously to the advancement of financial aspects as a science. By and by,
contemplations of generation, dissemination, decision, shortage, and exchange utilizes far originate
before these men, to the soonest days of mankind. Ages before there was financial idea, there was
monetary conduct. Adam Smith, a Scot and a savant who lived from 1723 to 1790, is viewed as the
originator of current financial aspects. In Smith s chance, logic was a sweeping investigation of human
culture notwithstanding an investigation into the nature and importance of presence. Profound
examination of the universe of business undertakings drove Smith to the conclusion that by and large
the people in the public arena, each acting in his or her own self intrigue, figure out how to deliver and
buy the products and enterprises that they as a general public require. He called the component by
which this self control happens the undetectable hand, in his weighty book, The Wealth of Nations,
distributed in 1776, the time of America s Declaration of Independence. While Smith couldn t
demonstrate the presence of this hand (it was, all things considered, imperceptible) he exhibited many
examples of its working in the public arena. Basically, the butcher, the dough puncher, and the candle
creator exclusively continue on ahead. Every deliver the measure of meat, bread, and candles he
judges

Compassion Fatigue Analysis Paper
. This exploratory study used a cross sectional survey method (Hopper, Craig, Janvir, Wetsel, Reimels,
Anderson, Greenvilee Clemson, 2010, p. 422). Compassion satisfaction and fatigue subscales were
measured using the Professional Quality of Life, using ProQOL R IV instrument (Hopper, et al. 2010,
p. 423). Despite study limitations which were small sample size, authors concluded that recognising
the signs and symptoms, and identifying best practice interventions and raising awareness, will lead to
the development of ongoing support programs for hospital nurses (Hopper, et al., 2010, p. 427).
Longitudinal data was collected to determine the efficacy of resilience program at three and six month
intervals (Potter et al., 2013). The longitudinal data in the study reported statistically significant results
of decreased overall compassion fatigue through implementation of a compassion fatigue intervention
program (Potter et al., 2013). A pilot study of a compassion fatigue resiliency program with thirteen
oncology nurses showed promising results. The program interventions were ... Show more content on
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reported CF varies 16 39% (2013, p. 180), in another study of emergency room nurses showed 86%
had moderate to high levels of CF (Hooper et al., 2010). Abendroth Flannery (2006) reported 216
hospice nurses in Florida revealed 78% had moderate high levels of CF, of whom 26% were in the
high risk zone; 83% (n =47). Hinderer et al. (2014) found a CF prevalence of 27.3% among trauma
nurses. CF was associated with more medicinal use and more hours worked per shift. There are clear
physical and emotional health consequences for nurses who provide hospice and palliative care over
extended periods of time. Further research is needed into the extent of the problem, specific causes,
and coping

Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson s fourteen points was a statement determined on January 8, 1918 by himself. He was
the twenty eighth president of the United States. The fourteen points was made when they were
declaring that World War one was occurring because of an ethical cause and after war peace in
Europe. The fourteen point s speech first discussed that there be a private but international
understanding of any kind but peacekeeping shall continue in the public view. The purpose of this is to
clearly get rid of and forbid treaties, sections of treaties and secret understandings. It isn t meant to
exclude private diplomatic differences involving an important matter. The intention is to make sure
that private differences be obligatory unless in the final ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since the act of invading was illegitimate then the consequences that follow that are illegitimate as
well. The eight point is that all French territory should be freed and the invaded portions restored.
Since the restoration of the French Territory it could be said that the invasion of northern France was
illegal, as a result of the illegal claims against Belgium. The war between Grange and Germany was
not a violation of international law so there was a dispute of Belgium following the case. The ninth
point is the readjustment of the frontiers of Italy. This distinguished the frontier between Austria
Hungary and Italy to be adjusted. The tenth point is the people of Austria Hungary should be accorded
the freest opportunity to independent development. The people of Austria Hungary or Eastern Europe
should have self determination. The eleventh point is Romania, Serbia and Montenegro should be
evacuated and occupied territories restored. Serbia should have a free and secure access to the sea and
international relations of political and economic independence and territorial integrity. The twelfth
point is that the Turkish portion of the present Ottoman Empire should be promised secure sovereignty
and that the other nationalities that are under the Turkish rule be assured undoubted security of life and
development. The Straits and Constantinople should be under international rule. The rule

Legacy Admissions Advantages
In the United States a system of legacy admissions has existed for a long time. Although there are
many admission advantages such as standardized test scores, academics, or family history, legacy
admissions is the most common form of advantage. Every year students with low grades and less
impressive resumes, compared to other applicants, find a way to get in just by relation to a previous
graduate. Routinely, both public and private universities give preferential treatment to children of
alumni which gives even more advantage to the already advantaged. Legacy preferences clearly
violate the basic notions of fairness and equity, that should exist when applying for a university, and
needs to be eliminated from college admissions. Within institutes of higher education legacy status is
valued mainly for economic and community building reasons. Colleges have the belief that by
admitting children of alumni, those alumni are more likely to stay involved with the school and donate
money. Elite colleges often defend legacy admissions as necessary system for fund raising. It is also
believed within university admissions that legacies will become very active alumni due to their family
connection with the school. In essence, colleges admit legacies as a way to not only keep their alumni
involved, but to also ensure a new ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In fact, several colleges and universities that do not employ legacy preferences, continue to do
extremely well financially. Berea College, in Kentucky, favors low income students, not alumni, yet
receives more money in donations than Middlebury, Oberlin, Vassar, and Bowdoin, all of which use
legacy preference. Cooper Union, in New York City, which also does not provide legacy preference
receives money in donations larger than that of Bucknell, Haverford, and Davidson.(CITATION
NEEDED) According to

Vladimir And Estragon In Waiting For Godot
The relationship between Vladimir and Estragon in Waiting for Godot. Why do they stay together,
despite frequent suggestions that they part? The dramatist and poet Samuel Beckett, born in 1906 in
Ireland, can definitely be addressed as one of the most influential writers of the twentieth century.
Samuel Beckett has been attributed the label of the last modernist as well as the first post modernist.
His plays are filled with dark humour and absurdities, Beckett s play Waiting for Godot 1, which he
composed between 1948 1949, is a good example of his minimalistic style and stage setting. Godot is
one of Beckett s most controversial plays and well known in the international literary world. The play
received much criticism in conjunction with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This statement perfectly summarizes the difficulty reviewers had trying to cope with its apparent
absence of content. The main characters in the play, Vladimir and Estragon, are waiting for Godot
throughout the entire play, however the mysterious Godot never shows. Nevertheless, Didi and Gogo
(their nick names for each other) decide to wait for this figure Godot even if they have to come back
for him tomorrow which is in essence the makeup of the main plot (Beckett 6). In spite of both
Vladimir and Estragon expressing several times the desire to leave, to stop waiting for Godot, they
arrive at exactly the same conclusion every time: they can t leave due to the simple fact that they are
waiting for Godot (Beckett 6). In this article I will explore the peculiar relationship that Vladimir and
Estragon have in the play, and why they have been together for over fifty years. Even though Vladimir
and Estragon frequently suggest to part they never do, since they give each other purpose and are
bound to one and other. Samuel Beckett explored existential and philosophical ideas in his work, in
Godot existentialism is present since it explains the complete existence of Vladimir and Estragon. The
seemingly absurd and comical

Charter Of Rights And Freedoms Essay
In Canada, we as Canadians live in a country in which our values are protected and respected, and this
is all thanks to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. As a part of the Canadian Constitution,
the Charter sets out those rights and freedoms that Canadians believe are necessary in our country.
Since its enactment in 1982, the Charter has improved all Canadian citizen s ability to participate in
society.1 So, today, I am here to convince you that the Charter is a key contributor to Canada as it
helped shaped Canada into the nation it is today.
To begin, the Charter guarantees the rights of individuals and allows Canadians to live in a free and
democratic society. It is organized into different sections such as fundamental freedoms, democratic
rights, mobility rights, language rights, and so on.1 To help you further understand the Charter, let s
take a look at a photograph of the official document. Under the Equality ... Show more content on
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Formally, the Canadian Constitution was a British law as Canada was still controlled by Great Britain.
Looking at a historical perspective, we see that creating the Charter of Rights and Freedoms was a
declaration of Canadian independence from Britain. This allowed Canada to create our own laws to
directly address Canadian issues. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms is historically significant as it
was a huge jump in Canadian development. Before the Charter was approved, other Canadian laws
that protected our rights and freedoms were combined in order to create the charter, such as the
Canadian Bill of Rights.2 The Bill of Rights enacted in 1960 and was replaced by the Charter of
Rights and Freedoms.4 Although many of the same rights and freedoms protected by the Charter were
included in the Bill of Rights, the Charter enhances the protections provided to Canadians by
increasing the number of the extent of our rights and

The Great Leap Forward And The Blue Kite
In the 20th century, Mao Zedong was the primary leader of The People s Republic of China and
chairman of communist party. His goals were to create all people were equal and deserved equal rights
and opportunity by following his rule to make China become a better future. He had launched chaos in
the country a program such as the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution. In 1958, the Great
Leap Forward was launched to improve the changes of China s economy from an agricultural to
industrial society but was led to a terrible famine that caused million of people starved to die. From
the failure that Mao had caused, he lost his control power until 1966 started in the Cultural Revolution
with the help of the students formed the Red Guard to assist Mao to remove counter revolutionary and
restore capitalism. Most people were in suffered, imprisoned, executive and tortured that led to the
chaos of moments in China. Both films To Live and The Blue Kite are depicted the struggles and
hardships from the family encounters in the chaotic country that life must go on; however, To Live
emphasizes family s struggle to live in a normal life while The Blue Kite demonstrate to avoid living
in poverty for hope and protection. To Live is directed by Zhang Yimou to show Fugui and his wife,
Jiazhen struggle to live in a simple life during the Maoist era. Fugui is a rich man who loses his family
mansion to Long er due to his gamble addiction. He begins doing shadow puppet tour to support

Your Right to a Fair Birth
Many people enjoy the idea of planning events before they happen. Whether it s going on vacation,
getting family together for the holidays or planning the arrival of a newborn child;. The natural way
for a baby to be born is through the mother s birth canal and vagina. But, sometimes vaginal birth isn t
possible. More than ever, woman are opting to schedule childbirth electively, even though there can be
serious risks and implications involved. Many who choose an elective childbirth, do have a legitimate
reason as to why they made that decision. Center for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported
that, cesarean deliveries reached a record high of 32.9 percent out of all births in the United States
(National Center for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
458). Not to mention the concern involving fetal injury, control and convenience (Ramachandrappa
Jain, 2009, para. 7). Obstetric based or maternal based reasons need to be discussed honestly between
the patient and physician carefully.
Often feeling the pressure of family and the uncertainty of the baby s arrival can be a motivating
factor toward choosing a planned birth. The mode of delivery in many ways can be up to the
discretion of a physician, more so because the medical community s fear of litigation even so
Obstetric nurses are 10 times more likely to be in the courts as oppose to non obstetric nurses(Sibbald,
2003, para. 3). The advantages of performing a ECS is having the patients preferred healthcare
provider available and greater ease of balancing staffing levels with clinical volume (Salim Shalev,
2010, p. 4). Ultimately, avoiding patient morbidity and fatigue with the healthcare team can contribute
to a positive outcome. Although, scheduling birth based on timing and convenience can be a
motivating factor for CDMR. It s been shown that respiratory morbidity in Elective Cesarean section
is inversely related to gestational age at the time of ECS (Ramachandrappa Jain, 2009, para. 9). With

Fallopian After Genetic Fertilization
The creation of a new life is a complicated process where many sperm cells travel a long road just so
they can sacrifice themselves for that one lucky sperm cell. As you can tell a lot of deaths occur when
the sperm cells try to travel to the uterus most of them get lost along the way and don t take the right
turns others just aren t lucky to be chosen to be the one who gets to take over the egg. Once
fertilization occurs that is when the sperm penetrates the egg. That is called Conception, after three
days of conception the fertilized egg starts dividing up fast and multiplying many cells. This is how
the sperm cells pass through the fallopian tube and uterus, many sperm cells get lost trying to find
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By the end of the month the baby should be about 2 mm long and beginning the first few stages of
development. By month 2 the baby will start to develope the heart neural tube arms legs and liver The
baby s heart will begin to show beating signs and the placenta will start to form around eyes ears
mouth and bones. The fingers and toes will start to be noticeable although they will still look like little
frog fingers connected. Brain and cranial nerves will start to form inside. And the sex organs will start
to become visible at this time the baby could be about ½ or ¾ long. By 3 months you will be able to
see that the baby is moving its legs and arms as well as the head being well developed the baby s sex
organs continue to grow but it still isn t known what the gender of the baby would be by the end of the
month nearing 4 months the baby will be about 3 to 4 inches long and weigh about one once. By the
4th month the baby s hair and teeth will begin to form and around this time you will begin to feel the
movements of the baby also their intestines will be fully formed including their digestive system by
this time the baby will weigh from 5 8 ounces and be 5 6 inches long. Also by the ending of the fourth
month you will be able to tell the gender of the baby. Once you get to the 5th month the baby is

Gillette Marketing Plan
Managerial Marketing
Marketing Plan
Questions for Discussion
1. Evaluate product innovation at Gillette throughout its history. Has Gillette been a victim of its own
success? Has product innovation in the wet shaving market come to an end? Explain.
While evaluating the product innovation at Gillette throughout its history, it is easy to relate to the
companies ups and downs, as well as its struggles. Especially in the younger developmental years, we
see the resilience of the company and the drive that was necessary in order to continue operations.
These hardships pushed the company to continue to refine its product and mine for new innovations. It
was stated that the Gillette Company lead the personal care and grooming industry ... Show more
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Overall, one upmanship can be deadly to both companies whom constantly try to outdo themselves
and also offer better prices. The primary reason why this can be deadly is by cutting profit margins
thinner and thinner. Ultimately price is what sells and item and not quality, especially if the quality is
marginal. You don t have to go far to see this classical struggle. Gas stations are a prime example of
one upmanship. Profit margins on gas are noted to be very thin. If you consider gas station prices on
neighboring stations, they are typically very close if not the same. These stations have effectively
locked themselves into a commitment to match or exceed their competitor s price in order to draw
higher sales, because ultimately what sells gas at neighboring gas stations is the best price.
3. What actions would you recommend over the next five years that would help Gillette maintain its
worldwide dominance in the shaving market? What specific marketing program discussions would
you recommend? Should Gillette be worried about Schick? Explain.
Over the next five years, it is recommended that Gillette continue innovation. Innovation is key in any
market; you must continue to exceed customer expectation while continuing to meet basic needs. Over
the next five years, it is also important to keep up with changes in market demands and also listening
to consumer feedback. Marketing programs that involve getting guys to try their new

Miley Cyrus Stereotypes
Miley Cyrus is a popular actress and singer. On an article on Independent written by Maya Oppenheim
it was announced that about a year ago Miley came out to be pansexual. Pansexual is where there is no
limited choice in regards to sex, gender, or gender identities. Miley has been a large part of the LGBT
community, and was able to find answers as to why she felt the way she did. She feels as if she does
not identify as a neither gay nor straight. Chapter Five, page 138 in our textbooks discusses Gender
Variations which does not match masculine or feminine gender norms which was discussed in this
article about Miley Cyrus.
Miley Cyrus has been in a wide variety of mixes. From her TV Show Hannah Montana and her music
as Miley Cyrus herself. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Elio begins to explore his mind, body, and sexuality. During this time he meets a friend Oliver who is
twenty four years of age. During this movie these characters build a friendship and a relationship. Not
only does this movie include a same sex relationship, it also informs us with knowledge of the
mysteries that we find within ourselves. Elio is still at a young age where some people have not
experienced sex, relationships, or knowledge when it comes to sexuality. Movies can be used as a
form of entertainment, but also can provide knowledge and input on specific topics. This relates to
Chapter One page seven in our textbook, for example Television and digital video viewing are major
sources of information about sex for teenagers, contributing to many aspects of young people s sexual
knowledge, beliefs, and behavior (Yarber). Television can also have a negative impact on us as
humans whether that be by affecting your brain, behavior, or health. There will always be critics in the
movie industry, but the purpose of movies like Call Me By Your Name can be used to help others look
deep within their own thoughts and feelings. Just as did Elio, movies can be influential. Whether that s
good or bad is up for further

Harry s Monologue
I felt a drop on my face and groaned from being awoke, I heard my name being called but it sounded
muffled although it was becoming clearer. I opened my eyes slowly to see Harry above me. My eyes
widened, why was he down here? What are you doing here, Harry? Tom... I mean Riddle... I mean the
Basilisk... H how did you... My mind was going a mile a minute and wouldn t slow down. Hush,
Harry whispered to me, I looked at him worriedly and began to look him over for anything wrong with
him. Hey, hey, calm down. I m fine, but you re not. What happened? He asked. Harry, I I didn t mean
to do it. Tom made me. He... He... I tried to get the words out, but my mouth wouldn t say it. Harry
brought me closer and hushed me, rocking me back and forth. ... Show more content on
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I could barely stand by this point and felt like I was going to collapse. I didn t really pay attention until
I realised the floor disappear beneath me, that was the last thing I saw before I blacked out. * My eyes
flickered open and my eyes took a while to focus. When they did I saw I was in the infirmary, I looked
around me to see Harry at my bedside. His head was on my bed, he must have been sleeping. I smiled,
he looked really peaceful. I took him in for a moment before deciding to tap him on the shoulder. He
moved slightly then went still again. I rolled my eyes and tried again a bit harder. He turned his head
to face me, squinting because he had just woken up. It took him a few seconds of staring before he
realised that I was awake. Suddenly I was engulfed in a hug. Don t you ever do that again, he
whispered in my ear, my arms wrapped around him to hug him back when a sharp pain went up my
arm. I hissed, and he pulled back. He looked towards my arm and I followed his gaze. My arm was all
bandaged up, memories flooded back to me. Tom, the diary, forgetting who he was... Damn, what did I
get myself into? I chuckled to myself. For some reason I found it incredibly funny, after everything
that happened, all the crazy stuff, I just laughed. My laughing became louder until Harry was joining
me, he gained his breath after laughing and asked me: why are we laughing? in between breaths. I
shook my head because I couldn t answer. Eventually our

Essay Miracles
Miracles From the Latin word miraculum meaning object of wonder enters the word miracle. Many
definitions have been formed for the notion of a miracle but most would agree that it is most
commonly an unexplainable extraordinary event, inspiring awe and wonder unto its witnesses. Similar
definitions state that it is a supernatural event, contrary to the established constitution and course of
things or a deviation from the known laws of nature .
The term a priori refers primarily to the basis on which a proposition is known. If a statement has been
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However, Hume s second argument puts forward, why many people will support a miracle claim, the
passion of surprise and wonder, arising from miracles being an agreeable emotion gives a sensible
tendency towards the belief of those events from which it is derived. Furthermore, Hume explains that
even those who did not enjoy that pleasure first hand yet love to partake of the satisfaction .... And
place a pride and delight in exciting the admiration of others. Hume s statement suggests many people
will have a natural tendency to suspend their reasoning when testifying to a miracle because of the
emotional effect it has on them.
Hume describes natural laws as having been established by firm and unalterable experience . What is
thought to be a miracle may be in fact a part of the world and part of the laws that we do not fully
understand yet.
Derived from the scientific understanding of the 18th century and the world, natural law was meant to
reflect the perfection of God, therefore it could not be broken. Conversely similar to miracles natural
law is left open to interpretation. Locke suggested that trust

Transformation and Healing in John Paul Lederach s Book...
In When Blood and Bones Cry Out: Journeys through the soundscape of healing and reconciliation
(2010), John Paul Lederach, together with his daughter Angela Jill, study the use of metaphors from
sound to foster new pathways of conflict transformation and healing. They ask the question how do
people express and then heal from violations that so destroy the essence of innocence, decency and
life itself that the very experience penetrates beyond comprehension and words? (2010, p. 17). In the
Lederach s perspective, aural properties found in music, poetry, story telling and creative dance, with
their regard for repetition and capacity to resonate diverse sounds, offer alternative facets for conflict
transformation and broadminded dialogue. These ideas, linked with aural and sonic metaphors, give
voice and sound to societies needing to express the atrocities incurred at the hand of violence.
Together, the Lederach s propel the reader to envision another approach to social healing in settings of
protracted violence. An elemental point made throughout the book is the shift away from the linear
and sequential methods for healing transformation and reconciliation to a dynamic and circular
process. The linear method is not equipped to handle post conflict environments where the end of the
conflict does not signal the end of violence, especially for women. As Lederach Lederach point out
with their story of Sierra Leone, the disturbing reality for women is that the sexual

Contract and Rev. Stat.
Summary Of Facts Wally is the owner of Windy City Watches in Chicago IL.. The Wally needs to
replenish his stock of fake Rolexes; therefore, he calls Randy. A wholesaler Randy Rip Off is located
in Milwaukee WI and sell such merchandise. Randy and Wally has a discussion over the phone and
agree on 100 watches for $2500.00 Randy faxes Wally a form to sign that says I Wally, agree to
purchase fake Rolex watches from Randy for $25.00 per watch. Wally signs the form and sends it
back to Randy; Randy receives it within two days. The following week, Randy sends Wally fifty
watches and a bill for $2500.00 for 100 watches with a note explaining the remaining fifty watches
will be mailed in a few days. Wally receives the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rev. Stat. ch. 26, para. 2 306(1), and a writing that states that a buyer s requirements is the quantity to
be bought sufficiently states a quantity term under Ill. Rev. Stat. ch. 26, para. § 2 201. Michaels Corp.
v. Trans World Metals, Inc., 1989 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 12909 (N.D. Ill. Oct. 30, 1989),stated an Illinois
writing in confirmation is defined as one, which indicates that the parties reached a prior oral
agreement, that is, a writing which evidences a contract. While writing generally must refer to an
existing contractual agreement, it need not expressly state that it is a confirmation. Eastern Dental
Corp. v. Isaac Masel Co., 502 F.Supp. 1354 (E.D.Pa. 1980). The court went on to state the contract is
not enforceable beyond the quantity of goods shown in such writing. (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1987, ch. 26, par.
2 201(1).) In a contract for the sale of goods, the court can supply all missing terms except the
quantity term. While the quantity term in requirement contracts need not be numerically stated, there
must be some writing which indicates that the quantity to be delivered under the contract is a party s
requirements or output. Aviation Resource Partners v. BAA USA, Inc., 1997 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 15332,
14 15 (D. Ill. 1997) satisfies the requirements of subsection (1) against such party unless written
notice of objection to its contents is given within 10 days after it is received. This partial performance
took the contract out of the general

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