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Chinese Immigrants During The 19th Century
Chinese Immigrants Introduction During the 18th to 20th century, the Chinese people faced many
obstacles. Many would come in to America seeking education, work, and to get away from the famine.
When they came, there got more than they bargained for. Abundant of Chinese immigrants came to
American in three different time periods. They first came in 1849 1882 when they heard of the gold
being found in California. The second wave of Chinese immigrants came in 1882 1965. And the last
one would be in 1965 to now, present day. 1849 1882 The first wave of Chinese immigrants came
because of the great economic depression. Great Britain and china have just finished a 4 year war that
devastated china economically. The Chinese people had ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the 19th century the Chinese immigrants worked in factories that help boost the growing
industry of America. While the civil war took place, the Chinese people worked in wool mills, cigar,
shoe, and garment industries specifically in California. The Chinese people also played a major role in
the building of the railroad from the east to the west. The Chinese people would also work in gold
mines in California and in Hawaii as contract laborers on sugarcane plantations. They would also play
small roles in the communities as merchants, gardeners, domestics, laundry workers, and farmers. .
The Chinese people also played a major role in the building of the railroad from the east to the west.
Approximately about 15,000 Chinese people were employed by the The Central Pacific Railroad
Company to build the Transcontinental Railroad. The Chinese were willing to get paid lower wages
then regular workers. Working on the railroad required them to endure many hazardous conditions.
Communities were created along the Transcontinental Railroad, Chinese men would open their own
business and do jobs that woman would mostly do such as caring for children,
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Elephant Behavior
Asian elephants are large and gray. They inhabit tropical forests. They can camouflage their gray color
in shady areas to conceal themselves against predators. These elephants have long trunks, allowing
them to reach the ground, squirt water over their backs or into their mouths, and blow dirt onto their
backs during dust baths. Male elephants often have visible tusks whereas females, such as those in
northeast India, do not. Surprisingly, elephants have large padded feet that enable them to walk with
minimal noise. Large, flappable ears help them cool off. however, they will overheat if they cannot get
to a shaded area during the hottest part of the day.
Scientists are able to study elephant behavior using their trails. This includes female interactions, cow
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The majority of the species take a part in activities such as complex communication, teaching,
greeting ceremonies, courtship, and communal care. Females often have very close relationships with
other females. The majority of them stay together their entire lives and care for each other. Asian
elephants have also been known to stay behind with a sick or injured herd mate. This is a trait many
humans admire and strive to resemble.
Lack of mating and deforestation have caused a major decline of these beautiful creatures. In 1900, an
estimated 100,000 Asian elephants existed. Now, over half of the population has been lost. Scientists
predict they will become extinct by 2025. That is less than ten years away.
Before industrialization, Asian elephants roamed most of Asia. Due to deforestation and the loss of
their supplies for human use, only 15% of that space is still available to them. Elephants from different
regions are restricted to different areas. For example, the Indian elephant has a larger amount of land
to roam than the Sri Lankan. Sumatran elephants have lost 70% of their habitat due to human

Eassy On Honduras
Introduction In Honduras, walking barefoot on cement without shoes on is dangerous.The land is very
hilly and mountainous, with forests as well. People eat a lot of different foods in Honduras.As the
more rainy parts of the year are dangerous because of mud, most people do not use the roads in the
mountains. To sum up,the mountainous land is rough, people eat a tropical foods, and the mountains
have interesting weather that the people must adapt to. Honduras Mountain Terrain The mountains in
Honduras have dangerous roads, with forests that on the mountain slopes. According to World Book,
Forests of oak and pines cover slopes below 7,000 feet (2,100 meters). Another fact is there are
different kinds of trees in Honduras, like the pine tree, which is the national tree of Honduras. Rainy
season brings muddy roads that are dangerous to drive on in the mountains. (Maelee Rapalo.) As a
matter of fact, the rainy times are between May to November. In conclusion, mountains in Honduras
have deadly roads, and contain things such as forests. People s Mountain Foods People in Honduras
mountains eat different foods. Most people grow several different foods at their own homes. ... Show
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In some places, the temperature gets so high that people absolutely cannot walk barefoot on cement.
In coastal areas it reaches high temperatures to the point where you can t walk barefoot on cement.
(Maelee Rapalo.) Therefore, people have to use their resources to make shoes so they don t burn their
feet. Another fact is that in the drier parts of the year, it is extremely hard to get water. There are so
many water shortages throughout dry season so you may only receive water approximately 1 hour a
day. In other words, there are a lot of water shortages in the dry season, which is around the times of
winter. In conclusion, Honduras mountain weather is very different, and it s people must adapt to
whatever comes the their

Conflict In Inherit The Wind
People often believe teachers, friends, and parents are the ones that teach them the most in life.
Although this may be true, a work of literature can also teach a person many valuable life lessons that
no one else can. In a work of literature, all themes connect to one significant lesson. Lawrence and
Lee s Inherit The Wind has rich themes that demonstrate the world resist change. One important theme
is to always be open minded. Equally important, is the theme that differences can tear people apart.
Not to mention, freedom of thought is also a critical theme. Therefore, themes in Inherit The Wind
shows the struggle of change to occur. Firstly, to always be open minded is an influential message sent
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This is revealed through Drummond s arguments for Bert throughout the trail. For instance,
Drummond s point for mentioning a sponges right to think is explained when he states, This man
wishes to be accorded the same privileges as a sponge! He wishes to think! (Lawrence and Lee 94).
Drummond is fighting on Bert s behalf to have the ability to think. Hillsboro is refusing to let Bert
think and teach what he knows because they are hesitant towards transition. Additionally. Freedom of
thought is also demonstrated through Rachel s struggling journey towards independence meanwhile
resistance is shown. For example, Rachel finally starts to think for herself when she says, You see, I
haven t really though very much. I was always afraid of what I might think so it seemed safer not to
think at all. But now I know. A thought is like a child inside our body It has to be born (Lawrence and
Lee 124). Certainly, these words Rachel expresses shows that she finally realized she has the ability to
think and explains why she was so resistant towards thinking about evolution. Due to these reasons,
Drummond s representation for Bert, and Rachel both illustrate freedom of thought and supports the
fact that people will always resist

Comparing Millers And Reeve s Tale
The Millers and Reeve s tale are a lot like a typical sports rivalry. A real life example of the strife
between the two men, is the Prep vs. La Salle tug of war. The schools are almost identical in beliefs
and the way they are run, but the tension between the hawks and the explorers is beyond any normal
rivalry. Just like how the resentment between the Miller and the Reeve is not just some normal
disagreement. Although the Miller and the Reeve have contrasting, distinct looks about them, they are
not much different. They are both working class men on the same pilgrimage with the same view of
each other. The Miller was your emblematic jock. He weighed in at a husky 224 pounds or sixteen
stone (chaucer 17). He was young and bragged about his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Miller s tale is told as a jolly joke with not much harm towards the carpenter. The tale is a big gag
not even truly directed towards the Reeve. The Reeve is the one who makes it about himself. The
Reeve s tale on the other hand is basically an attack towards the Miller. His tale has hardly any humor
and even deals with the topic of rape. It just seems like the Reeve made up his tale just as a comeback
for the Miller. It was pathetic and malicious. They also differ in the way the protagonists end up after
they find out what is going on. The carpenter is just called crazy, while as the Miller is beaten and

Lars Eighner Dumpster Diving
Professor Trish Ivey
English 1101 40404
4 February 2015
Lars Eighner Dumpster Diving Experience
Dumpster diving has been going on for decades all around the world. In Lars Eighner s article,
Dumpster Diving, he talks about his life struggles and what drove him to dumpster dive. The life he
lived was not perfect, but he did everything he could survive. Sometimes life can be a struggle but not
always. When life hands you lemons make lemonade. The word dumpster is a proprietary word
belonging to the Dampsey Dumpster Company. Dumpster diving is when a person is digging
(searching) through a dumpster full of trash or other items. Eighner wasn t dumpster diving his entire
life; however, he started about a year before he became ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
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How Does Stanley Show Perseverance In Holes By Louis Sachar
Holes
Louis Sachar
Isaiah Twomey Have you ever had bad luck? Have you ever wondered why nothing goes the way you
want it to go? Why is it happening to me? Well in the book Holes by Louis Sachar, Stanley asks those
questions on a daily basis. Stanley was wrongly accused of stealing sneakers, he then has to go to
court and is punished by going to a dried up lake digging holes for what he thinks digging for nothing
and digging for the reason of building character but what they don t is that they are actually digging to
find treasure for the greedy staff of Green Lake. Stanley then finds a friend named Zero (Hector
Zeroni). These two friends go through many situations together in this book showing perseverance a
lot. Zero and Stanley show perseverance in many different ways but there are three main types of it
shown throughout the book. The first would be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So Stanley is showing overcoming failure by carrying Zero up the hill (God s Thumb), which his great
great grandfather failed to do. A long time ago Stanley s grandfather wanted a pig from a woman to
impress another woman to find love, but the deal was that Stanley s grandfather had to carry the pig
up God s thumb every day to feed it and let it have a drink, and after the pig got to big the man had to
carry the woman he got the pig from up the hill so she could have a drink, and if he failed to do this,
himself and all of his family would be cursed with bad luck for the rest of eternity, which he did, he
failed to carry the woman up the hill. But Stanley broke this curse because the woman his grandfather
got the pig from was a woman from the Zeroni family, and so was Zero, so when zero got sick Stanley
carried Zero up the hill and broke the curse. I can prove that overcoming failure is part of this book
with this quote, C,mon Zero wake up, Fine i ll carry you up the hill. (Sachar, Chap

Racism and African-American Family Breakdown as Themes in...
Iconic Contemporary Themes Displayed:
Ernest J. Gaines s A Lesson Before Dying
I was not there, yet I was there. No, I did not go to the trial, I did not hear the verdict, because I knew
all the time what it would be... (3). Ernest J. Gaines begins his contemporary masterpiece with a
captivating and explosive first paragraph. Immediately capturing the reader s attention, the fast paced
novel takes us on a voyage of thematic discovery. Through the voice of Grant Wiggins, a school
teacher disgruntled by his constant struggle for communal equality, we learn of the present conditions
that face our central characters and the contemporary themes that sum up the novel.
Racism is announced at the forefront of the story. The reader is ... Show more content on
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Grant undoubtedly fears having to take the entire scope of racism on his shoulders alone, knowing that
a fatal collapse would be the result. Grant fiercely displays his anguish in a conversation with his
Aunt:
Everything you sent me to school for, you re stripping me of it, I told my aunt. They were looking at
the fire, and I stood behind them with the bag of food. The humiliation I had to go through, going in
that man s kitchen. The hours I had to wait while they ate and drank and socialized before they would
even see me. Now going up to that jail. To watch them put their dirty hands on that food. To search my
body each time as if I m some kind of common criminal. Maybe today they ll want to look into my
mouth, or my nostrils, or make me strip. Anything to humiliate me. All the things you wanted me to
escape by going to school. (79)
During his emotional spill, Grant resorts to the maniacal thought that his aunt has something to do
with the racism he experiences. Ironically, it is the seemingly racist words of Jefferson s defense
attorney that fuels the spectrum of the novel, and the eventual salvation of both Jefferson and Grant.
A chief theme of the novel is commented upon by Grant himself. During a memorable speech given to
Vivian, he adamantly explains that a vicious cycle of male abandonment has taken place in

Similarities Between The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
. She is able to communicate her thoughts and be persuasive through her words, making her a
dominant figure of power. Both through the novel she is talked about for her looks by other characters.
Erika s character naturally has an advantage of being born into a high social status family, compared
to Salander who since a young age has been facing hardship. According to The Girl with the Dragon
Tattoo, there are two levels of social welfare and Salander falls under the lowest category,
guardianship protection. Which allows full control of their client s legal powers or in other words
money. Majority of the people falling into this category are mentally ill, which Lisbeth is not. Both
Erika and Lisbeth share one thing in common, they both occasionally

Superbowl Commercials Were Persuasive
Foundations of Government Superbowl Commercials Choose two of this year s Superbowl
commercials that you thought were persuasive. Describe each ad in as much detail as possible. What
were they trying to sell or persuade you to do? How did they try to do this? Then, compare the two
ads. Which was most effective? Why? Plan on your own paper. Write your essay answering the
questions here. Your answer The two commercials that I thought were persuasive were the Skittles
commercial and the Ford commercial.These commercials were in my opinion the most persuasive out
of all the commercials because they used humor, and they were still very persuasive. The ford
commercial being more persuasive than the skittles commercial I still liked them both equally.The
Skittles commercial was more about being humorous rather than being so persuasive but was still very
persuasive. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But the camera then showed that her family, a burglar, a cop, and a beaver were lined up catching the
skittles in their mouth as the boy threw them in.This shows that besides whatever else was going on
didn t matter to them because the skittles were so good.This commercial also had no narration until
the very end when it stated the skittles slogan, or catch phrase. The Ford Commercial showed different
scenarios of people getting stuck in bad situations and they couldn t get help, until ford came by and
rescued them. For example, there was a man with his car that was stuck in the snow and he was
waving his hands at passing vehicles trying to get them to stop so they could help him out. Then when
nobody came, the next scene with that man showed a Ford truck towing his car out of the snow. This
commercial also had Narration throughout the whole video so it was would be easy to understand
what was going

Persuasive Essay On Kangaroos
Good Afternoon
Australia s most iconic marsupial, the Kangaroo, holds a place on our coat arms, currency, severe
sports teams and is our main attraction for tourists, who believe we ride Kangaroos to school.
However, the overpopulation of the animal has led to a long and exasperating debate of whether
Kangaroo s should be culled or harvested .
Culling is commonly referred to the as reducing a population by selective slaughter. It sounds quiet
inhumane when you put it that way, however Kangaroo overpopulation has become a huge issue in
recent years.
While Kangaroos are native Australian animals, they are overpopulated and are a threat to the
environment. In an editorial, published by The Herald Sun, it was estimated that there were about ...
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According to the Herald Sun a humane cull is far preferable to a slow death through starvation. It is
more inhumane to condemn these animals to a slow and painful death, than to control the Kangaroo
population in a way that is quick and causes minimal pain.
During a Queensland drought, it was reported by the ABC that a council worker, Chad McLachlan
would drag out roos every morning from underneath buildings, machines or other recreation centres,
due to starvation. Overpopulation of Kangaroos means that they won t have enough bush land to live
on, therefore many Kangaroos will starve to death in a slow manner. Now that is cruel.
The process of becoming a Kangaroo harvester is a lengthy one. The harvesters must undergo training
which is followed by a license. They must adhere to the strict guidelines laid out in the Federal
Government document Code of Practice for the Humane Shooting of Kangaroos , which was created
by the help of the RSPCA.
Although, overpopulation is one of the main reasons to harvest Kangaroos, one of the many benefits
of Kangaroo culling include Australia s economy boost. Kangaroos could form the basis of an
extended meat and leather production industry in

Success And Personal Success
Success is more than the definition that society has created over the course of the years. Being
successful in society is very different than actually being successful in my opinion. Success in my
opinion is having the courage, strength and the ability to work hard towards your goals no matter
what. Also at the same time being humble and able to appreciate what you have accomplished by not
bragging your success to someone who is lesser than you. When I was young, I always wanted to
drive a brand new Land Rover and live in a mansion with my husband and kids. I was always going to
have the latest and greatest inventions and wear the best clothing brands. I would make sure that my
kids had everything that they needed and make sure that I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I feel that I will be more successful and it will help me be more well rounded if I was able to study
abroad. Ultimately after college I want to be able to provide and take care of my own family. I also
want to be someone that my friends, co workers and anyone around me will be able to count on me no
matter what. After I graduate from Endicott and receive my diploma, I will feel that I have taken the
right steps in being able to be one of the most successful. I want to be able to tell my kids about all the
great times I had at Endicott and how proud I am to have gone to such an amazing school that has
contributed to my success in so many ways. This will allow me to look back and appreciate the friends
I had made, the experiences I encountered, and the amazing education I received. Endicott will help
me succeed professionally in various ways. Since Endicott is just twenty minutes from Boston and the
best hospitals in the area there will be a lot of internships that will be available to me. When I walk
into these internships on my first day, I will be excited for the work force in the moment and for after
my education at Endicott. I feel that I will be better prepared for the real world work force compared
to most of the other college students. I will have the knowledge and experience to succeed in whatever
path I choose to take later on in life. For me to be truly successful in life, I feel that it is when I give
my best, and know I have tried my hardest. Endicott

Essay on A Call for Uniforms at PenArgyl High School
As stated in the Morning Call on January 11, 2013, Uniforms will reduce bullying, teasing and
disruption while also being a cheaper alternative for poor parents who struggle every year to afford
new school clothes for their children (Esack). Much like the Allentown Area School District,
incorporating uniforms needs to be a priority for Pen Argyl High School. Not only will students have
better attendance once uniforms are required, but one can also expect school achievement to increase.
The enacting of a uniform rule by the Pen Argyl School District geared towards the high school would
halt bullying in our school, eliminate questionable dress code violations, and make all students and
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Overall, if uniform wearing was an required component of Pen Argyl High School, student priorities
would be focused on the more appropriate topic of academics rather than the fad of fashion trends;
leading to more student awareness and less bullying, or attention to student clothing, throughout the
school day. In addition to the apparent bullying over style trends and choices, another issue that could
be eliminated through the incorporation of uniforms is the lessening of disciplinary action directed
towards students for dress code violations. Almost daily, students are sent to the office for dress code
checks which are most often handled by the Vice Principal. Students are commonly sent for checks
based on the following items that are considered questionable: midriff revealing tops, ripped and low
rise jeans, short skirts and shorts, exposed shoulders and necklines and spandex for the girls. Then
there are ill fitting jeans and inappropriate slogans on t shirts and sweatshirts for the boys. A uniform
policy would eliminate the need for dress code checks, which would enable the vice principal to
concentrate on more important issues within the high school. Not only would uniforms eliminate this
disciplinary issue of student dress, but the incorporation of a uniform policy would better prepare
students

Women, Oppression, And Treatment Of Young Girls And Women...
From the moment the first American settlers stepped off their musty ship and laid foot on the fertile
soil which makes up our great nation, women in America have almost always been seen as inferior
when compared to their male counterparts. What s more, Americans have a rich history in oppressing
those we deem to be lesser. In terms of women, this oppression has taken on many forms throughout
the years. From not being able to go to school to receive a proper education, to being denied suffrage,
to being criticized for how they look or what they wear, women have encountered obstacles that men
can sometimes only imagine. We as a nation have a defining past in which women were, and
sometimes still are, expected to look or act in a manner defined as appropriate by men and even by
each other. Nowadays, it seems as though we are attempting to compensate for the years of
mistreatment by sending positive messages of acceptance to young girls and women alike. However,
while one half of the population is being praised for their uniqueness, there is still another half who
are being left to fend for themselves in the shadows. Men and boys, though always perceived as the
strong and indestructible members of society, are not given the same encouraging spotlight as women
and girls. We live in a world where problems related to self image and self worth are gender neutral;
they do not merely seek to harm a single sex. Why then, does society typically only remind women
how truly special they

The Battle Of The Crusades In The Song Of Roland
In the epic poem, The Song of Roland the tale depicts the Battle at Rencevaux in which the
protagonist is betrayed and serves as a martyr to justify the Crusades. The Crusades were a medieval
military expedition by the Roman Catholics to purge the Muslims from the Holy Land. With this
definition of the Crusades, one can conclude that the Song of Roland should not be considered apart of
the Crusades as the poem s context is historically inaccurate, written long after the events, and lacks a
credible source. Instead, this depiction should just be considered as a folk tale that was used to drive
the crusaders to keep fighting. The story of heroism in this poem was no doubt a motivational tool that
inspired soldiers to persevere and uproot the Muslims from the Holy Land. The Song of Roland dates
back to early 12th century, in the midst of the Crusades. The original battle was called the Battle of
Roncevaux Pass which took place in 778 AD, long before the epic poem dates back to. For one to
even consider this poem as the first battle of the Crusades the poem would have be written relatively
soon after the battle. Some scholars speculate that the poem was written around the time that the battle
took place but there is no evidence to support their theory as the only written copies date back
between 1129 and 1165 AD. These dates place the written poem in the middle of the Crusades.
Furthermore, this strengthens the idea that the poem is not a accurate description of what actually
happened on that day. Instead, this epic poem was written for another purpose, the purpose of
inspiring the current knights of the glory and honor that can be gained from this Holy War. With the
date of the Song of Roland being nearly four hundred years after the actual battle one could see the
potential problems with the details of the story. Having no previous records, experts aren t sure
whether the epic poem was changed on purpose, or if parts of it were forgotten. Although the tale
conveys a sense of heroism and pride, it there are many details that are historically inaccurate. For
example, in the Song of Roland , the author describes the opposing forces as Saracens . This term
Saracen is used by many authors at the time

The s Theory Of Evolution
With one discovery, the battles began. When Galileo published a book defending Copernicus idea that
the Earth revolves around the sun, he was put on trial by the Catholic Church. This scientific finding
threatened the beliefs and teachings of religious institutions, which was the first battle in a never
ending war. Today, America exercises freedom of religion. However, this freedom is restricted in
schools where Darwin s Theory of Evolution is taught. With many advancements in science, to many,
the coexistence of science and religion, specifically Christianity, is questionable. To some,
developments in science, such as evolution, threaten the core beliefs of religious institutions. Several
scientists also believe that it is possible to believe in God and that humans evolved over time. Lastly,
others, including me, believe that science and religion can coexist and that both miracles and new
scientific discoveries can strengthen Christian faith. As Albert Einstein said, science without religion
is lame, religion without science is blind. This paper will further explore this question and provide
evidence that science and religion can coexist: are science and religion comparable? What do
scientific discoveries say?
In the beginning, there was light. This light created a spark, which started the fire of science and
religion. The light is the existence of science, the spark is the advancements in and applications of
science, and the fire is the controversy that

Ignorance In Fahrenheit 451, By Ray Bradbury
When we separate ourselves from our families and friends, our ignorance becomes increasingly worse.
We begin pushing towards technology, chasing it like a stray puppy. Waiting for our favorite show to
come on becomes an accessory to our everyday life. Counting down the seconds until the commercials
are over, thirty, twenty nine, twenty eight, twenty seven... It seems agonizing, even though we have
been watching the same episode over and over for the past four days. Touchable pages and
recognizable faces are replaced by computerized screens and miniscule pixels. In Fahrenheit 451 by
Ray Bradbury, this is exactly the case. People are becoming moths chasing the lights of parlour walls
instead of the sun in the sky. Fahrenheit 451 describes

Teaching By Discussion Analysis
Teaching by Discussion As a Sunday school teacher at my previous church for four years, it was
important to give individuals a chance to give their input to the Scriptures as we studied them.
However, we are never too old to learn something new. After reading the article, Teaching by
Discussion, by Kenneth O. Gangel Ph.D., I realized some areas I fell short with my students in
discussing questions. Getting students involved in discussion at times was like pulling teeth, no one
opens their mouths and I found myself doing all of the talking (discussing). With all honesty, there are
other Sunday school teachers who fall in this same question and answer category, which I have
experienced. Nonetheless, this article expressed our purpose as teachers is to get the students involved
in classroom discussions by asking the right questions. Discussion is not conducted for the sake of
therapy but rather for the sake of pinpointing answers to questions for solutions. Ordinarily, teacher
and students are engaged in a cooperative effort to seek for truth, knowing in advance that truth also
its application to life can be found in God s Word. Furthermore, I can relate to this article ... Show
To explain, this method helps students to express themselves verbally, stir their thinking process also
teaching them how to agree and disagree. The author seems to make a strong point in open exchange
of ideas with others will learn both the existence and validity of other points of view. I feel that in
sharing testimonies of truth will perhaps drastically change other ideas or give a different perspective.
By the same token, it seems teaching by discussion, wrong conclusions may be corrected, creative
thinking stimulated, and problem solving techniques are learned which can be applied in all aspects of

Met For Life Mission Statement
The company I have chosen is MetLife. From what started in a small two room office, with enough
space for 6 employees, in 1868 The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company now services 90 million
customers in 50 countries around the globe. From day one MetLife has been about providing a
customized safety net for all of their customers. Of course, life insurance has always been their main
focus. MetLife s mission statement reads as followed The capable team of MetLife s Customer
Response Center (CRC) shares a common mission that all customers are Met for Life. By balancing
the efficiencies of new technologies with the personal touch of highly trained and motivated
professionals, we are able to deliver solutions and services that exceed our customers expectations. We
thereby earn their loyalty . I personally feel that in the 140 years MetLife has been in business they
have fulfilled their mission. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In their first year, they only wrote Life and 56 accident policies. Now, of course, that is not enough to
make the company stay strong. Instead of giving up and going out of business like half of the other 70
life insurance companies running out of New York, they looked for ways to better themselves and
become number one. The president for MetLife, Joseph F. Knapp set his eyes out to find the leading
insurance company and find out what the secret was. He found what he was looking for in England
where insurance policies for working men were proving to be very successful, something America had
not yet looked into. So MetLife made the decision to bring over the British agents to train in American
agencies and business started to boom. They were signing up 700 new customers on the daily. MetLife
was defiantly becoming a household name. Agents were instructed to call homes and the same time
each week to talk with clients to create trust and

US postal service Essay
1. Read Chapter 1 (pg. 2 33) 2. Read Why Manufacturing Matters (pg. 14) and submit written
responses to Questions 1 2. 3. Read Wegmans Food Markets (pg. 33 36) and submit written responses
to Questions 1 3. 4. Read Chapter 2 (pg. 40 63) 5. Read Home Style Cookies (pg. 67 69) and submit
written responses to Questions 1 7. 6. Read The U.S. Postal Service (pg. 70 71) and submit written
responses to Questions 1 7. Pg. 14 1) The loss of manufacturing jobs in the United States is extremely
important. As this article states, when manufacturing jobs are lost so are service jobs. For every
manufacturing job lost to things like outsourcing, 3 service jobs are lost. Not only are the people doing
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Forecasting focuses on predicting the timing and quantity of customer demand. Capacity Planning It is
essential to accurately predict what products people are willing to purchase. If there is not enough of
something people will be angry and if there is too much of another thing you are wasting money as a
company. Location Another very important aspect of a successful supermarket, location is important.
You must be in an area with the correct demographic of people to have success. Most people will not
be willing to drive an hour to go grocery shopping. Inventory Management The entire supermarket
must be working closely on inventory management so the perfect amount of inventory is always on
hand. As I mentioned before, too little of a product results in loss of sales and unhappy customers, but
too much is a waste of resources. Layout of Store A great layout is vital for success. Grocery shopping
can sometimes be tedious, so it is essential that the layout makes the process as easy as possible for a
consumer. If a customer is having trouble finding things then they might start shopping elsewhere.
Also, things that will spoil are usually in the back left of a store because that is where the customer
will finish shopping thus reducing the time the product will spend not being refrigerated. Scheduling A
great supermarket will have flawless scheduling of their employees and of deliveries. They will
always have fresh products and the right people

History of Animal Testing Essay
Animal Testing is when people use animals in experiments, to test their reaction to what is being
tested. The range of animals used in testing is from tens of millions to more than a hundred million
used annually. There has been much debate about this topic, because, animals are the most reliable
sources to use, especially mice, because we share 95% of our genes with them, which makes them the
most common animals to use. Although, many people think animal testing is crude and inaccurate
science, but the other hand is, would we rather use humans?
Animal testing has been going on since 500BC, found in ancient Greek writing. People believed that
animals were lacking intelligence so it didn t matter to them. Although, Theophrastus disagreed, ...
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Viv sectors are the scientists and doctors that perform animal testing. An average day at work for them
is poisoning, shocking, burning, and killing animals. Humans have found specific animals that they
are testing, and they have always been testing on these animals. Humans have always been testing on
animals, and they have never even thought of testing on humans. We have been using innocent
animals for our own products, which only use humans are going to be using, so why are we using
animals? The only reason why we are using animals is because we are too selfish to use ourselves.
There have been many surveys and research on what we humans think about this. Many people have
mentioned that it isn t fair because animals can t show or tell us their pain. Although, some people feel
that it is completely necessarily to test on animals because otherwise, we wouldn t have had all the
medicine we have, and many more products would have been unsafe to use.
During an interview between DoSomething.org and Nancy Beck Ph.D. and the science and policy
adviser at Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, the question asked was Why can t most
animals be put up for adoption after they re testing is finished? and Nancy Beck replied Animals are
often killed as part of the test, in order to determine whether there has been any toxicity to their
internal organs . This shows that most animals who get put into animal testing never come back out,
they are ended up

How Does The Refrigeration Be Considered An Artificial...
Can the refrigeration be considered as an artificial cold person cannot live without? Many different
authors had the ability to write effectively where it might be important and useful writing skill for the
authors to possess. In the beginning, Steven Johnson s who was a British American, and he had
published a book called, How We Got to Now. In the novel, Johnson presented six part series where it
had amazing explored legacies that passed on great ideas. In each of the chapter titles had six sessions
are: Glass, Cold, Sound, Clean, Time, and Light. Johnson had included many of the famous historical
characters such as Thomas Edison, Galileo Galilei, Mark Zuckerberg, and more. Throughout most of
the book, he had quite often brought different type of inventions into his writing. He liked to first
introduce his style of writing by adding interesting facts and histories, so this way he could reveal his
dialog in an effective accomplished for the readers to understand the writing concepts. One of the
unique aspect Johnson s mentioned in the chapter Cold was on the invention refrigerator. The
refrigerator is one of the one history, inventions that have small stories from each author s styles of
writing throughout no certain specific ideas.
Writers have set their individual writing style apart by making it usually which is unique and for some
part the writing can address differently to fit specific content, purpose and audience. From the
beginning of each chapter,

Un People, Un But, Une Foi
Un People, Un But, Une Foi
After going through a rut during the Middle Ages, culture, exploration, and power boomed all over the
world during the Renaissance. European explorers traveled down the coast of Africa, and in one of the
least explored areas, which became known as Mali, they found a culture not replicated in the rest of
the world. Mali never wanted to be oppressed, and this led to a lot of conflict throughout its history
from ancient times to as recently as today. Though Mali has had a tumultuous past, buried underneath
the rubble of many wars and conflicts is a culture unlike any other in the world, a foundation not
based on government but on traditions dating back almost two thousand years.
Archaeologists know from ruins that Mali has been populated for about 50,000 years. During ancient
times, part of the Sahara was a fertile grassland, and farming was introduced to this land in 5000 BCE.
The earliest traceable civilization in Mali is the Ghana Empire, which began in 300 BCE (Baxter 1).
Lasting until the thirteenth century A.D., the Ghana Empire ruled most of northwestern Africa. Ghana,
defined as leading or first, controlled from the Niger basin to the Atlantic until its collapse and the
establishment of the Mali Empire in the thirteenth century (African History: An Illustrated Handbook
1).
The Mali Empire, one of the most powerful empires in the country s history, ruled until 1591 and
gained their success by trading gold, salt, and slaves to the Europeans. The

Analysing Financial Performance of Coca-Cola
2. Analysing Financial Performance
Analyse the company s financial performance, over two years, using the following ratios (you will
need to present your results): * Current ratio * Acid test ratio * Gearing * Asset turnover ratio *
Inventory turnover ratio (if appropriate) * Receivables (debtors ) days * Payables (creditors ) days *
Gross profit margin * Net profit margin * Return on capital employed (ROCE) * Dividend per share
(if information is available) (40 marks) Ratio | 2010 | 2011 | Current Ratio=Current assetsCurrent
liabilities | 2549724283=1.05 | 2157918508=1.17 | Acid Test=Liquid assetsCurrent liabilities | 25497
309224283=0.92 | 21579 265018508=1.02 | Gearing=Non current ... Show more content on
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Coca Cola have maintained a steady asset turnover ratio 0f 2.51 and 2.50 in 2010 and 2011
respectively. Due to Coca Cola having high sales and relatively low assets, their asset turnover is
likely to be high and earn a low profit on each sale. If Coca Cola wish to improve their asset turnover
ratio, they could improve their sales performance or dispose of surplus or underutilised assets.
Inventory turnover measures the company s success in converting inventories into sales. Coca Cola s
current inventory turnover has been 62 days in 2010 and 76.2 days in 2011. This is a relatively high
number, meaning Coca Cola sell their entire inventories 5.89 and 4.79 times a year. This high figure
could be due to obsolete inventories, whereas a lower figure would indicate a more efficient business,
because they would sell their inventories more times a year. To improve their inventory turnover, Coca
Cola could hold lower levels of inventories or achieve higher sales without increasing their levels of
inventories. Receivables (or debtors ) days calculates the time typically taken by a business to collect
the money that it is owed, This is an important ratio, because granting customers lengthy periods of
trade credit may result in a business experiencing liquidity and cash flow problems. Coca Cola have
had receivables days of 38.6 days in 2010 and 46 days in 2011. The lower the figure the better,

Educational Autobiography Essay
Miguel Huerta
Period 1
September 8, 2010
Educational Autobiography A lot of people think education is just something you get in school, but in
reality education comes from different places and people not just school and teachers. For example,
way before I started school I was already being educated by my parents, they taught me how to eat,
behave, use the bathroom, talk, and a lot of other things that help out in life. I started my educational
career in John F. Kennedy Elementary. I don t really remember my years there because I only went
there for Kindergarten and 1st grade. After that, I went to Sepulveda Elementary. That was a learning
experience because I had to basically be on my own for a couple of days since I was the new ... Show
Sadly to say, I didn t really have a teacher in middle school that made a big impact in my life but I
matured on my own and got my stuff together and put my work first and girls second. When I
graduated 8th grade I was so excited because I had accomplished something special but I knew that
wasn t the end but in fact a beginning to an even bigger obstacle, high school. I still remember on the
day of graduation my mom went alone because my dad was working and after I told her that this wasn
t the last time she would see me walking down for a diploma because in couple more years I would be
doing it again. That was a big deal because she never graduated high school neither did my dad
because my mom had me and they had to care for me. Then finally I made it to high school. This was
the place where everything I learned up to now would help me. My 9th grade year was really good I
met new friends that I still talk to, got good grades but other than that it was a normal year. When I
went to 10th grade I was in AOF (Academy of Finance) or Global. At first I was a little optimistic
about being in it because I didn t really know a lot of people but I stayed because I was a little curious
about the whole business stuff going on in there. It was a good decision to stay because I really enjoy
all the business related work and I am looking forward to even having some sort of a business career
later on in life. The teacher that really made an impact on me is the teacher for whom I

Substrate Concentration Lab Report
Our group performed the test of decreasing the substrate concentration in the catalyzed reaction
decomposing hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen gas. For our baseline, we set up a reaction
using 10 ml 3% hydrogen peroxide (the substrate) and 1 ml yeast (the catalyst). We then calculated the
reaction rate to be 0.09375 ml/sec of oxygen produced. This reading is based off of the initial part of
the curve, before the plateau. Once the rate decreases in the data too much peroxide has been used up
to retain a steady reaction rate, so it is not reliable data for use in calculating the true rate. At this point
we hypothesized that a lower rate would be observed for lesser concentration of substrate because
there would be fewer molecules and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An increase in temperature means that the molecules are moving much more quickly, so there are
more interactions between molecules. This increases probability of molecules colliding with the
correct orientation and with sufficient energy to cause a reaction. There are, however, factors working
against this hypothesis. Enzymes, which serve as catalysts, significantly increase the rate of a reaction
by lowering its activation energy. As temperature increases, catalysts can become denatured, where the
protein unfolds beyond repair. Denaturation yields the proteins useless, so that would be expected to
decrease the reaction rate. Denaturation also can take place if the proteins become too cold. The true
test in this experimentation is of whether the increase in temperature damages the catalysts. If the
catalysts remain intact and can still facilitate reactions, the reaction rate is most likely to increase or
decrease with an increase or decrease in temperature, respectively. As projected, the reaction with the
increased temperature did in fact proceed the fastest, meaning the most water vapor was collected
initially. When temperature decreased, the rate stayed mostly the same. Since we did not carry out this
experiment, we are forced to guess at the cause of this. One possible option is that the temperature was
not altered enough to effect catalyst or the

Karl Marx And The Great Philosopher Essay
Karl Marx was born in Trier, Prussia in 1818 to a Jewish family, but despite his baptism at age 6, he
later became an atheist. Marx attended University of Bonn, but due to his imprisonment for
drunkenness and variances with another student, he was enrolled in the University of Berlin by his
parents. Marx earned his degree in philosophy and began writing for Rheinische Zeitung, a liberal
democratic newspaper. He later became their editor. Marx was a member of Young Hegelian
movement which was group that criticized Christianity and the liberal resistance of the Prussian
autocracy. Marx engaged in numerous revolutionary movements; However, after the failures he was
driven to London in 1849. For most of his life, Marx was not working alone. Marx worked with
Friedrich Engels, who had created a similar theory to that of Marx. Engel was a great communicator
while Marx was the great philosopher. The two worked well together to formulate the term, Marxism .
Engel contributed much to Marxism and Karl Marx s other successes. Marx continuously studied and
wrote, but he was unable to finish the last two volumes of his work. Therefore, Engel put together
Marx s notes to finish the volumes after Marx passed on March 14, 1883.
A group of people who share similar opinions and views on characteristics of cultural movements,
philosophy, belief, and other concepts form into a school of thought. Karl Marx not only belonged to
the Marxian school of thought, but as seen by the name, also

Develop Android City Tour Guide Application Using Web...
Develop Android City Tour Guide Application Using Web Services
Karan Shivankar, Devesmita shill, shital pofare
Abstract: combination of good phone and web services is the trend of longer term software
application. Mobile phones are more than just making calls. Now a day mobile phone is a necessary
part of the people s life. There is continuously rising in a number of mobile
Computing applications, centred on the people s daily life. It allows accessing. It allows accessing
several applications and services via the internet connection or by building stand alone applications.
Android is an open source mobile operating system based on Linux with java support. It comes under
free and open source software licenses. In our city tour guide system we add map, location tracking,
weather report this extra features
In it
Keywords Android Mobile, tour guide system, map navigation, location tracker, weather report.
INTRODUCTION
The rapid proliferation of mobile computing technology has massive potential for providing access to
different services at any time and from anywhere. The mobile telephone is more than just making
calls. It allows accessing several applications and services via the internet connection or by building
stand alone applications. The mobile telephone has a considerable effect in tourism by allowing the
user to access the contents from Internet or from an install application over the mobile devices. In
existing system required physical guide to get the

Phd In Computational Engineering Statement
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE PhD in Computational Engineering??
In this mighty world many blabber about their dreams, but who identified their paths and persistently
stuck on their words are the few ones, who are known famous to the world. Being remained unknown
would be my greatest regret. My path to chase my dreams is Mechanical Engineering, for a proud
mechanical engineer can say, When we rest, the world rusts!
I have had a special interest in mechanical engineering since my childhood, as I grew up watching my
father develop complicated equipment for power plants. Hence, I opted for a mechanical engineering
course for my UG program. The concept of computational science and engineering which uses
numerical approaches to characterize, predict and simulate physical events and engineering systems
using the laws of mechanics fascinated me. To understand their advanced methodologies, I have
pursued a Master s degree in CAD/CAM from VIT .
The courses in my PG program included Finite element methods, Applied engineering mathematics,
Advanced stress analysis, Advanced strength of materials, Advanced vibration engineering,
Computational methods in heat and fluid flow etc. which gave me a greater knowledge in mechanical
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I have accumulated valuable experience in Multi physics analysis. Computational mechanics is a
fascinating field in which learning feels like never ending adventure. After exploring CAE tools like
ANSYS Mechanical, ANSYS CFX etc., the thought like rigid body deflection of deflector due to fluid
velocity, is still not numerically solved. I feel that time has come for me to research in refining the
problem solving approach than to solve engineering

Analysis Of Cytotoxic T Cells ( Ctcs )
Cytotoxic T Cells (CTCs) are comprised of alpha beta chains that have the ability to directly kill
infected cells. As a major component of the adaptive immune system, the function of CTCs are to scan
the intracellular environment in order to target and destroy infected cells . Small peptide molecules,
presented on behalf of the entire cell, are transported to the cell surface as pMHC, allowing TCRs on
the surface to detect any foreign signals in the method explain above. The diagram below shows how
the antigen fragment inside the cell associates with an MHC molecule and is transported to the cell
surface. CTC responses to disease are initiated through the interaction between the TCR, and these
protein fragments derived from foreign invaders that are presented by pMHCI on the surface of
infected cells. The affinity between CD8 and the MHC molecule keeps the T cell and the target cell
bound closely together during antigen specific activation specially conducted in CTC due to the
complex bonds within the CD8. Once a CTL has identified a cell expressing a foreign class 1 MHC,
the infected cell is eliminated. The structure of the receptors on these CTCs are specialised for this due
to its double edged variable region, as shown in the diagram, allowing for additional binding to co
receptor CD8, facilitating the phagocytosis on the pathogen if necessary. CDR3 is found on the TCR
in CTCs as CTCs interact with a large number of different cell types and recognise a diverse

Long Day`S Journey Into Night Character Analysis
Long Day`s Journey into thePast: The character analysis of Mary In the play ¡°Long Day¡¯s Journey
into Night,¡± by Eugene O¡¯Neill, the writer depicts a typical day of the Tyrone family, whose once
close family has deteriorated over the years for a number of reasons: Mary¡¯s drug addiction, Tyrone
Jamie and Edmund¡¯s alcoholism, Tyrone¡¯s stinginess, and the sons` pessimistic attitude toward
future. In the play, all of the four characters are miserable about life, and they all remember the past
and try to escape from reality by drinking alcohol or taking drugs. Among these four characters, Mary
is a typical and special one; she is the most tragic character in the play. She used to be an innocent girl
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In Scene One of the Act Two, Mary tends to blame the problems of the family on fate. She first
criticizes Jamie for his tendency to look for weaknesses in others, but then she changes directions and
attributes the flaw to the way Jamie was raised, which is not his fault.(P63) Mary¡¯s fatalistic point of
view is another flaw in her character, because she always uses this as an excuse and finds a way out.
Likewise, she blames most of her problems on her failed dreams and disappointment, which limits her
choice of actions. This fatalistic view is a barrier to solving her own problems and the conflicts of the
family. As time passes, in the Act Three, Mary continues to take morphine, which makes her even
more miserable and unconscious. The more Mary uses morphine, the more she tends to travel back
into past memories. At the beginning of Act Three, Mary has a conversation with Cathleen and she
talks about her youth, her dreams and the love story between her and Tyrone.(P106/107) These
memories are the only things that can make Mary happy now. At this point, we can see why Mary uses
morphine so much¡ªit allows her to leave the present and live in the world of the past, when she was
young and beautiful. Aside from Mary¡¯s drug problem, however, it is important to talk about the
men¡¯s alcoholism. The three men in the play all drink alcohol excessively,

Saving the USPS Through Privitization Essay example
Due to the rising popularity of email and the easiness of scanning documents, less and less mail is
being sent every year and because of competitors like FedEx and UPS the United States Postal Service
(USPS) is having financial problems. All over the world there has been sweeping postal reform. New
Zealand moved to three day mail delivery, Canada eliminated home delivery in cities, and the United
Kingdom recently privatized their mail system. The United States Postal office has been losing money
and reported a loss of $15.9 billion dollars in 2012. The USPS has been increasing stamp prices to
make up for this financial loss, most recently increasing stamp prices from forty four cents to forty
five. With congressing blocking the latest USPS ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Congress also imposes various obligations on the USPS, like delivering mail at uniform price
throughout the nation, that only make the USPS financial situation worse. While residents see these
price guarantees as a benefit, the uniform price guarantee only adds to the financial strain. Now
competitors, UPS and FedEx, are providing competition on package delivery services that the USPS
cannot compete with, because of Congress, creating greater revenue losses. One of very few benefits
the USPS receives from its association with congress is its monopoly over first class and standard
mail. With increasing technological advancements that allow Americans bypass the USPS all together
makes the USPS monopoly over first class and standard mail delivery obsolete, making Congress even
more of an obstacle. Other countries who have repealed the monopoly of their mail services, like New
Zealand and Sweden, have shown this competition to be beneficial. The EU moved in 2008 to
eliminate monopolies of mail services by 2013 in all member states. Without this monopoly in the
United States, other first class and standard mail service companies would be able to participate in the
market and perhaps do it more efficiently, driving the USPS towards efficiency also. Also, by
privatizing the USPS it would allow the USPS to diversify and expand

Arrogance of Power Review Essay
English 102
2 July 2014
A Favorable Evaluation
William J. Fulbright, a democratic Senator from Arkansas, was Chairman of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee in 1966 when The Arrogance of Power was published. In an excerpt from
Fulbright s book, he analyzes the misguided thinking behind America s global interventionism and its
delusion of righteous all powerfulness. These symptoms are a confusion of power and virtue.
Fulbright defines the arrogance of power as, a psychological need that nations seem to have in order to
prove that they are bigger, better, or stronger than other nations (2). William J. Fulbright uses
persuasive appeals in his well structured book, The Arrogance of Power to help convey his views on
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In addition to his use of pathos, Fulbright also has an excellent use of logos and ethos throughout the
piece.
Fulbright lays out facts that the law of averages has already been more than kind to us, and sooner or
later the law of averages will turn against us (4). Fulbright educates the readers on theologians,
behavioral scientists, and humanists, explaining in detail how these fields play a role in the behavior
of nations. In pointing out these facts Fulbright is appealing to the reader s logical sides. William J.
Fulbright uses ethos by using other sources to help further his position. There is a Canadian
psychiatrist, Brock Chisholm, and two prominent authors, Aldous Huxley and Mark Twain, quoted to
help supplement the Senator s point that a radical change in traditional behavior is required (Fulbright
4). Given Fulbright s position as Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he himself is a
very credible source. The reader is much more likely to agree with Senator Fulbright on issues rather
than to agree with an average citizen.
Fulbright is very blunt and matter of fact during this piece which helped make his point. There is not a
lot of fluff to read around. In part to great transitions the work has a logical order to it which seems to
build everything up and then little by little shows the flaws and eventually tears it down wholly.
Fulbright not only

Essay on Walker s Message of Personal Heritage in...
Alice Walker s Everyday Use is a short story about a mother and two very different daughters set in
rural Georgia during the late 1960 s. The plot is centered around on the two daughters, Dee and
Maggie, and focusing on the differences between the two and who will gain possession of two hand
made quilts that are seen as a coveted trophy by Dee and are viewed as everyday items Maggie. The
final decision of which daughter ultimately receives the quilts will be made by Momma Johnson.
Momma, who is never given a first name in the story, is a strong black woman with many man like
qualities. In real life I am a large, big boned woman with rough, man working hands. In the winter I
wear flannel nightgowns to bed and overalls during the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I will be focusing this paper on the reasons why Maggie should be given the quilts, reasons why Dee
should not be allowed to take them, and what this tell us about Alice Walker s sense of what it means
to be in touch with one s heritage. Maggie deserves the quilts because she appreciates the practical
value of the items and would naturally use them as they were intended. Like her grandmother, Maggie
is a person who values the quilts more as a practical solution for staying warm at night than as folk art
which should be displayed in a museum. Dee s thoughts of her simple minded sister come into full
light during a conversation with Momma when her request for the quilts is denied. Maggie can t
appreciate these quilts! She d probably be backward enough to put them the everyday use. I reckon
she would, Momma replied, God knows I been saving em long enough with nobody using em. I hope
she will. (DiYanni 748) With little or no money during tough times, poorer families have often had to
be more self reliant where learning to sew was a skill that was valued and passed down to the younger
generation. Maggie embraced this skill while her more ambitious sister did not see the value in
learning such an ordinary task. She can always make more, Momma said, Maggie knows how to

Somali An Analysis Of Violent Events And U.s. Covert...
Somalia in the Age of War on Terror: An Analysis of Violent Events and U.S. Covert Operations
The Zambakari Advisory
Phoenix, AZ 85005
Introduction
Somalia is a small country in the eastern part of Africa, known as The Horn of Africa . According to
the CIA World Factbook (2016), Somalia has a population of roughly 10.4 million, and 85 percent of
people are Somali. Additionally, a significant part of the population is Muslim, (CIA World Factbook,
2016), whom have contributed to the current conflict. In this report, we analyze the recent violent
conflict and U.S. intervention in Somalia.
The disorder in Somalia that has built up for many years has contributed to the growth of a terrorist
group bent on global jihad, al Shabaab (Ibrahim, 2010). Al Shabaab is an Islamist group that has been
involved in conflict with the Somalian government, and is considered one of the major threats to
Somalia s prospects for peace (Mueller, 2016).
The United States became involved with military strikes in Somalia during 2009, to combat al
Shabaab (Rotte, 2016). However, numerous civilians have lost their lives in the process. Complicating
the situation, it is not always clear whether or not al Shabaab poses an imminent threat. Prior to 2009,
the United States also set up the Alliance for the Restoration of Peace and Counter terrorism, where
they allied with Somali warlords to fight al Qaeda (Ibrahim, 2010). Since the United States allied itself
the Somalian government, drone attacks that

New Historicism Of Nathaniel Hawthorne s Hyperbolism In...
New Historicism analyzes literature using more than just the text; it uses information from the author s
time period as well as from the reader s time period to understand the text. Readers of literature are
hopelessly subjective interpreters of what [they] observe, according to this theory, meaning that one
has no choice when reading literature other than to interpret it within the context of one s own era
(Allen Brizee, et al). This school of literary theory has only recently been developed but it is still
widely used, though also widely criticized (J. Kelly, T. Kelly). Many of Nathaniel Hawthorne s works
were allegories, and he had a tendency to denounce the harsh Puritan beliefs present in his time; thus,
The Minister s Black Veil can easily be viewed from a New Historicist view, demonstrated in the way
that Hawthorne caustically attacks the Puritan belief system which he detests through hyperbolizing
situations and contrasting light and dark. Nathaniel Hawthorne s works were a product of his ancestors
whom he despised. Hawthorne grew up in Salem, Massachusetts, surrounded by the legacy of the
Salem Witch Trials that had happened a little over a century before his time. He despised Puritan
tradition, particularly because one of his ancestors was one of the harshest judges during the witch
scare. Hawthorne even added a w to his last name (from Hathorne) to distance his reputation from that
of his ancestor s ( Nathaniel Hawthorne ). Given this background, it is no

The Sociological Imagination, By Martin Luther King
Martin Luther King wrote the following in a campus newspaper, the Maroon Tiger 1947,
It seems to me that education has a two fold function in the life of man and in society: the one is utility
and the other is culture (King, 1947).
This essay will analyse via the sociological imagination, whose interests does schooling serve and
why? In addressing this question, one needs to discuss why is an education so valued in Australia
today.
Education has had three phases of development according, to Van Krieken, 2013. Each phase being
associated with a set of beliefs about the nature and purpose of education. Firstly, the advent of the
modern system from the mid 19th century to World War II, influenced chiefly by liberal humanist
ideas. Secondly, post World War II expansion into the late 1970 s was influenced by social democratic
beliefs. Finally, the increased marketisation of education which has been influenced by neoliberalism
since the 1980 s (Krieken, 2013, p. 149).
In Australia, post World War II the federal government began to take an increasing role over the states
in education, as states were finding it increasingly difficult to fund higher education due in part to the
baby boom post World War II and the requirement for more university trained teachers and by the late
1950 s. Furthermore, politically, grouwing desire among politicians to enable more potential students
to enroll in higher education(Krieken, 2013, p. 150).
Moving forward in time, a series of government

Analysis Of Howl, By Ginsberg
The standards of obscenity and what is and is not protected by the First Amendment has evolved as
the fields of literature and art have expanded. In 1956, the headlines were filled with mentions of
Howl being fought about in court. Howl, a poem written by Ginsberg, is focused on the outcast groups
of American society such as the mentally ill, members of the LGBT community, and drug users.
Originally, he did not intend for the poem to get out to the public due to the references from his own
life with past loves, friends, and experiences. But Ferlinghetti, overhearing the poem read for the first
time publically, offered to publish the poem. Soon afterwards, the poem was taken to court. The
personal bits and certain details of the poem got the poem sent to court where it was put through the
newer standards and reading practices to determine obscenity. At the end of the trial, the judge
determined that Howl was not be obscene and was protected by the First Amendment.
The law defined obscene material as writing with no value of any kind and with the purpose to ensue
scandalous and lusty thoughts in its readers. These standards for was determined in Miller v.
California, a work is obscene and unfit for publishing if it is utterly without socially redeeming value
and lacks serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value when taken as a whole. Before in these
kinds of court cases, the prosecutor could extract sections of the writing to determine its obscenity as

Texas A M College Essay
The history of Texas A M University, the first public institution of higher education in Texas. The
Texas A M University was first approved by the United States Congress on July 2, 1862. This act
provided for donation of public land to the states for the purpose of funding higher education whose
leading object shall be, without excluding other scientific and classical studies, and including military
tactics, to teach such branches of learning as are related to agriculture and mechanic arts. The State of
Texas agreed to create a college under the terms of the morrill act in November 1866, but actual
formation didn t come until the establishment of the Agricultural and mechanical College of Texas by
the state legislature on April 17, 1871. A commission created to locate the institution accepted the
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The Phone Number for Texas A M University is (979) 845 3211. The Website for Texas A M
University is https://www.tamu.edu/. The University of Texas A M university is a public college ,
Texas A M university has no Religious affiliation , Texas A M university is Co ed so both male and
female can go to my university , Texas A M University is located at station college, TX , Texas A M
University is a public institution that was founded in 1876. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of
47,093, its setting is urban, and the campus is 5,200 acres. All the facilities at Texas A M are Kyle
Field, Davis player Development Center, McFerrin Athletic Center, Reed Arena, Cos McFerrin Center,
Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park, Aggie Softball Complex, Ellis Field, Mitchell Tennis Center, Cox
Diamond Club, Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium, Goodman Aggie Golf Complex, Wahlberg Golf
Learning Center, Traditions Club, Student Rec Center, Hildebrand Equine Complex, and West
Campus Player Development

The United States Army Breaks Down The Operational Variables
Throughout the history of the world, there has always been a struggle to be the most powerful country
in the world. Many key aspects that go into deciding what countries are the most powerful; some of
these aspects are having a powerful military, strong economy, large population and a powerful but
strong government. Most key aspects of what makes a country strong are also the same the aspects
that make up the operational environment variables. The United States Army breaks down the
operational variables into Political, Military, Economic, Social, Infrastructure, Information, Physical
Environment and Time (PMESII PT) when evaluating the operational variables . Russia has built a
strong, but stagnating economy on several natural resources to include the refinery and export of
natural gas and oil. According to the Jim Picht (2014) exportation of natural gas and oil to Eastern
Europe account for 70 percent of Russia s exports and 53 percent of the government s revenue. Along
with exporting oil to Eastern Europe, Russia also exports too many countries to include China and
Belarus. Europe fueled majority by Russian supplied natural gas and oil, the dependency of Europe s
need for this natural resource is the reason Russia s economy is so strong. In 2014, when Russia
decided to invade the neighboring country of Ukraine has led Europe to begin searching for other
suppliers of their natural resources. If Europe finds other countries to supply the natural resources

Hendersonville Community Environmental Analysis
know what they look like, what their venom does, and what action to take if bitten. There are four
types of venomous snakes in the area; they are all classified as Pit Vipers: Copperhead, Cottonmouth,
Timber Rattle Snake and Pygmy Rattlesnake (Powers, 2014). Ticks, brown recluse spiders, and black
widow spiders also pose potential health threats to members of the community ( Tennessee , 2007).
Human made Environment Hendersonville is experiencing rapid growth of retail, office, and industrial
businesses and the population is expected to double within the next ten years (City of Hendersonville
Tennessee, n.d.b). The rapid industrial growth will be of concern for the community s air quality as
well as the population density. This community was formed when Old Hickory Lock and Dam was
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Homes surrounding the area are mainly detached single family dwellings. There are several apartment
complexes in the area that appear to be built within the past 15 years. Most of the homes are well
maintained and mostly made of brick and board or concrete block. The ages of the homes range from
the 1950 s to as recent as 2010 and newer. Some subdivisions as well as homes built directly on Old
Hickory Lake shoreline appear newer and more modern. All are modernized with plumbing and
central heat. Density is low with most of the homes having both front and back yards. The homes
closer to the railroad tracks have smaller yards than the homes immediately surrounding Old Hickory
Lake. The majority of the homes are well cared for and the properties well maintained. There does not
appear to be any abandoned or vacant homes. A slight disparity in the size of the homes and value of
the properties is a result of homes located directly on Old Hickory Lake versus the homes on the
inland

Administrative Assistant Job Description
Administrative Assistant Job Description
Administrative assistants provide high level service to top executives in an organization; they rank
higher than typical secretaries. Educational requirements depend on the rank of the executive for
whom they work, but associate s degrees are typically preferred.
Administrative Assistant Overview
Ranking among the largest number of job openings in the United States, administrative assistants must
have a strong knowledge of computer use and current office technologies. They are hired by
companies such as hospitals, schools, corporate offices, legal offices and government agencies.
Typically, administrative assistants are hired into companies to work full time (40 hours a week).
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15. May conduct research, compile data and prepare papers for consideration and presentation to the
Executive Director, staff and Board of Directors
16. Set up and coordinate meetings and conferences.
17. Prepare agendas and make arrangements for committee, Board or other meetings.
18. Interact with the organization s Board of Directors.
19. Attend Board, committee meetings or other meetings as requested in order to record minutes. 20.
Compile, transcribe and distribute minutes of meetings.
21. Make travel arranPurpose of Classification:
Performs varied administrative work unique to the work unit requiring initiative and independent
judgment. Incumbents work independently under general direction. Monitors budget and account
expenditures, maintains official records, and implements administrative policies. Handles problems
and non routine situations by determining the approach or action to take and interprets guidelines,
procedures, policies and practices. Incumbents may have contact with high level administrative offices
requiring use of business vocabulary, tact, discretion and judgment.
Distinguishing Characteristics:
This is the fourth in a series of four classifications. It differs from the Administrative Assistant in that
the major duties performed are administrative in nature and secretarial/clerical duties are performed
infrequently. This classification is used for positions that perform and/or coordinate

Nonprofit Organizations
Nonprofit organizations are a vast and diverse community that encompass many different entities and
organizations. Nonprofit organizations are defined as associations with a legal status which is
nonprofit (making); are financially independent of government; and are actively engaged in the
political, social and economic transformation of society; with an aim to mobilize people for self and
national development beyond mere basic needs (Wadongo, 2014, p. 17). The two main roles of
nonprofit organizations are to attract resources and allocate these resources to various beneficiaries.
However, protection from market rigidity, with no bottom line of stock market price to measure
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7). The team based performance management model, when implemented, provides a process of
collective assessment with a team to make data driven decisions (Strengthening Nonprofits, n.d., p. 9).
There are ten essential steps for the successful implementation for team based performance
management: prepare for change; identify goals and strategies; clarify and create accountability;
obtain analytical support; identify and collect the necessary data; analyze and interpret the data;
implement team based date reviews; and reflect and refine (Strengthening Nonprofits, n.d., pp.

The Red Tent (All You Need to
Literary Analysis: The Red Tent The author and her times Anita Diamant, author of the historic fiction
novel, The Red Tent, is a devout Jewish American living in Newtonville, Massachusetts with her
husband and daughter, Emilia. She has written five books about contemporary Jewish life, The Red
Tent being her first novel. Diamant may have been influenced by the recent resurgence of creating
Midrashim, or stories that attempt to explain the Torah by examining its subtexts. Modern women
have taken a keen interest in this practice, hoping to expand on the minute biblical mentions of women
like Dinah. Form, structure and plot The Red Tent is organized in a seemingly complicated yet
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The only physical description of Dinah is quite vague: #8216; #8230;the dark eyed girl with the curly
hair and the fine hands #8230; #8217; (Diamant 189). She was a mid eastern girl, but little else is said
of her appearance. Dinah #8217;s character is essential to the novel, as it is a chronicle of her life. She
is the heart and soul of the story. Through her the reader experiences one of the oldest stories of all
time, Genesis, through the eyes of someone who was painfully obscure for thousands of years. A
simple description of her own name best describes Dinah #8217;s character: Maybe you heard it in the
music of my name: the first vowel high and clear, as when a mother calls to her child at dusk; the
second sound soft, for whispering secrets on pillows (Diamant 1). Even so early in the novel, before
the actual story begins, Diamant establishes a maternal element in Dinah. Whispering secrets proves to
be an important element in Dinah #8217;s life, as the secrets of women are passed from mother to
daughter in a never ending cycle of life and love. In concordance with the importance placed on
mothers in The Red Tent, Dinah #8217;s most prominent mother figures, Leah and Rachel, are
instrumental to the plot. When the story begins (i.e. when Jacob arrives), the sisters are fourteen and
twelve. They are followed to their deaths, which, although unsaid, would be thought to be in

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Grid Computing
This paper gives an overview about Grid Computing and the various key issues related to that.Today
we are in the Internet world and everyone prefers to get fast access to the Internet. The growth of the
internet with various resources and high speed networks changes the society enormously. We can
improve the speed of the computer using Grid. This paper presents clearly the vision of the grid
computing and the architecture of grid computing.The advantages and the disadvantages of the grid
computing has also been discussed.
1.Introduction
The grid vision is the computational power such as resources, power, data are readily available as
electric power1.Grid allows the user to use these resources efficiently and securely. Grid computing is
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The main services provided through utility grids are software and special equipments. For instance,
the applications can be run on one machine and all the users can send their data to be processed to that
machine and receive the result back.Grid Computing will not come in reality unless it provides a core
of services ,reliability and enough usability1.
III. Advantages and Disadvantages
There is no need to have large number of SMP servers. It efficiently uses the idle resources. If there is
any failure in one grid ,the grid environment automatically uses the other resources. Easy to scalable.
Jobs can be executed in parallel and increase the speed of the computation. Grid computing consists of
some disadvantages too. Some applications need to be modified in order to use this application in grid
computing. The applications which are not designed to use an MPI (Message Passing Interface) will
have to revert to an SMP (Symmetric Multi Processing). Grid computing requires an advanced
infrastructure like small servers, fast connections between the servers and the use of quality tools,
software and skilled technicians to manage the grid.This grid computing is also costly and security
issues also need to be

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