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Allergic Conjunctivitis
Effects of air pollution on allergic conjunctivitis
Introduction:
Rapid industrialization and urbanization have increased air quality problems and other environmental
health troubles that are becoming major sources of morbidity and mortality in human. Allergic
conjunctivitis is one of the most common ocular surface diseases; it damages the ocular surface and
causes debilitating symptoms of redness and itching, resulting in impaired quality of life for patients
and limited physical activity. Pollen, animal dander, and other environmental antigens are the main
causes of allergic conjunctivitis, yet a recent (2014) hospital based study reported that exposure to
ambient air pollution especially particulate air pollution possibly increases the risk of allergic
conjunctivitis. In addition, human health is being adversely affected by climate change and has been
proven to affect the timing, distribution, quantity and quality of aeroallergens; however, its role in the
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Method:
For this study population wide data from outpatient department cases (3,211,820 outpatient visits by
15,938,870 subjects) of allergic conjunctivitis were recorded systemically from 2008 to 2012. Also,
information on ambient air pollutants and weather conditions was recorded.
Results:
The study reported that the outpatient visits for allergic conjunctivitis were significantly correlated
with the levels of NO2, O3, and temperature.
The study reported a marginal association between outpatient visits and humidity.
Further, the study observed significant interactive effects between NO2 and humidity, which suggests
that changes in the weather may also affect outpatient visits.
Also, it was noted that the number of outpatient visits for allergic conjunctivitis was more in the
spring and summer than in the winter. (Fig
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Alberta, Canad A Short Story
It s December 17, 2002 ,5:46pm in Alberta, Canada there s a bitter burning smell in the air as I return
home to my mother. The long drive gives me time to think about the argument we had this morning
and I m full of regret of all the hurtful things we said. All because I didn t want to discuss my father s
passing 4 years ago. As I approach our dreadfully long driveway, I see smoke black as night in the
distance, them red and blue flashing lights with police tape blocking off our red colonial home. I rush
out of my car leaving my car on and begin to feel numb. I fall to the ground as an officer tries to catch
me, but misses and I hit the gray gravel in my driveway. With the assistance of the officer closest to be
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Jim rushed over and lifted the debris and I picked up the girl and rushed her out, she tells me her name
is Rose and she was looking for her mother and wondered what to do, but I had already passed her to
an officer leaving her without an answer. Soon after me was Jim rushing out of the building. The team
put out the few other buildings and we had accomplished the mission at hand. Afterwards Jim and I
went back to Banff and had breakfast after staying up all night looking at a hot red light. I thanked Jim
for going inside the building and helping me save the girl inside, JIm then explained to me that he
didn t just go inside to get the job done, but to comfort me when he knew I didn t have a lot of
experience with such a big fire. This helped me to realize that my teammates had my back. Not only
did this help me to overcome the fear that being a firefighter, but it helped with my mother s passing
because I got to save some one where my mom was unable to be saved. I had finally found a true

Discuss The Role Of Political Parties In Canada s...
Canadian political parties vital roles in the Parliamentary system,includes parties that are
organizations bound together by a common ideology, or other ties, that search for political power in
order to initiate their policies. Canada s democratic system competes for power during the election.
Due to the Preamble of the Canadian Constitution Act of 1867, it states categorically, Canada shall
have Constitution resemblance in principle to that of the United Kingdom. Consequently, Canada s
Parliamentary system derives from British, or Westminster tradition. The Canadian system of
Parliamentary Government features: Parliament of the Crown and an Upper and Lower Legislative
Chamber. In Canada, the Legislative power is vested in Parliament to make

Pcp Case Study
Patient should be discharged on single daily dose oral PPI for a specific duration and schedule an
appointment with PCP in one week.
The need for NSAIDs should be carefully evaluated in patients with NSAID associated bleeding
ulcers. Those who need NSAIDs, a COX 2 selective NSAID like Celecoxib is recommended at the
lowest effective dose along with a PPI (27).
Mortality was significantly associated with rebleeding, age 60 years, and the finding of blood in the
stomach at endoscopy. Rebleeding was significantly associated with melena, identification of a gastric
or duodenal ulcer, endoscopic stigmata of hemorrhage such as blood, clot, and active bleeding, and
features of shock at the time of admission (28).
AIMS65 is a scoring system with high accuracy for predicting inpatient mortality among patients with
UGIB. Five factors associated with increased mortality are Albumin less than 3.0 g/dL, INR greater
than 1.5, Altered Mental status, Systolic blood pressure of 90 mmHg or less and Age 65 years.
Increasing score predicts mortality, increased length of hospital stay and cost (29). ... Show more
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Complications and comorbidities of upper GI bleed should also be documented along with the
etiology to allow coding to reflect accurate severity and to ensure appropriate DRG classification.
In conclusion this case demonstrates the potential opportunities for the better management of patients
with upper gastrointestinal bleed, including adhering to guideline directed therapy, improving
transition of care and proper documentation, which can result in better patient outcomes, lower
readmissions due to rebleeding and higher

Essay on Database
Project on Database Design for College Library
Index: 1. Introduction............................................................................ 3 2. Requirement Analysis
..............................................................4 3. Defining Entitiy and
Attribute...................................................5 4. Entity Relationship
Diagram......................................................6 5. Non Technical overview of Entity Relationship
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SQL Queries to retrieve data .........................................................29 37
11.Factors that influence Physical Database Design.............................38
Introduction :
Generally Institutions are mature and different systems are employed by the libraries to manage their
resources in an efficient manner but still many libraries remain unconvinced and show reluctance to
employ and switch over to new systems. Library management refers to the issues involved in
managing the resources available in library such as classification of material, book processing,
Journals.
My plan in implementing database design for college library will bring out technical advantages that
are lacking in present system in maintaining Library.I will analyse the limitations of existing manual
system employed by a college library and will mainly focus on the solution to provide a centralised
repository

Essay about War of 1812
March 27 Congress authorizes construction of six frigates to help protect American merchant fleets
from attacks by the Algerian pirates and harassment by British and French forces. They are to be
designed by Joshua Humphreys and Josiah Fox and built at six different sites. The contract for one of
those ships, to be named CONSTITUTION, is given to Edmond Hartt s Shipyard in Boston. Back to
Historical Events List 1794 1797: CONSTITUTION is under construction. Built in Boston to defend
the young American nation, currently CONSTITUTION is nearly as old as the document for which
George Washington named her. Both the document and the ship have proven to be resilient symbols of
America s strength, courage, and liberty. CONSTITUTION was ... Show more content on
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1812: Overhauled at Washington Navy Yard. 1812 1815: War with Great Britain. 1812: July 16 18 The
war was hardly a month old when CONSTITUTION, on the way from Chesapeake Bay to New York,
met up with a squadron of five British ships. Immediately after recognizing she was surrounded by the
enemy, the wind died. Her escape is now legendary. With both sides becalmed and just out of gunnery
range, there ensued what amounted to a 36 hour, slow speed chase. CONSTITUTION s crew kept her
ahead of the English by rowing (known to Sailors as the quot;white ash breeze quot;), by attempting to
tow her with the ship s boats. Then her First Lieutenant (XO), Lt. Charles Morris, suggested a
procedure known as quot;kedging, quot; in which an anchor is carried out ahead of the ship, dropped,
and the ship drawn up to it. This back breaking task was carried out and when a breeze sprang up at
dawn on July 18, CONSTITUTION was far enough ahead of her pursuers to escape by sail. Back to
Historical Events List 1812: Aug. 19 The fight with HMS GUERRIERE took place some 600 miles
east of Boston on the afternoon of 19 August 1812. After an hour of inconclusive maneuvering and
shooting, the two settled down to a short range slugfest. After 20 minutes, the Briton s mizzenmast
fell. A while later, both her remaining masts went overboard. At some point in the battle, someone is
said to have seen British shot bouncing off CONSTITUTION s

Life In A Normal Life
I was a normal person living in a normal house in a normal neighborhood. I had a normal job working
as a youtuber.I was living this life until one call changed everything. My brother called me, he said
that our mom was in the hospital. On my way to the hospital i wasn t really worried because my mom
always says she s sick when she s not. I went in the patient room where my mom was, and i saw my
brothers face, he didn t look happy. And i knew something bad was going on. The doctor told my
brother that my mom could have some kind of virus in her stomach . But what we didn t know was
that it wasn t a virus, it was something worse. The doctor came in the room with a worried face, he
wanted to talk to us in private outside the room. We went outside the doctor told us that they found
that our mom had cancer in her stomach. The doctor told us that they found it so early that with
enough treatment she could get cured in about 6 months. But that was the good part, the bad part is
that the medicines were too expensive. The job i had right now, working as a youtuber didn t produce
enough money to pay the medicines, and the worst part was that my brother didn t have money right
now because he was building a house. Was desperate for a job that gave me a good amount of money.
1 week passed and i still didn t have a good job. Until one day when i was watching one of my
youtube videos to see if it s good, i saw a commercial about the U.S. Army. I was thinking of joining

Subject Consent Forms
1. On the day of signing the Subject Consent Form, the boys shall be over 3 years of age and under 12
years of age (11 years and 364 days old is ok.). The girls shall be over 3 years of age and under 11
years of age (10 years and 364 days old is ok.). They shall be diagnosed with growth hormone
deficiency by the physician and be consistent with the slow growth defined in this plan.
2. The concentrations of growth hormone in the blood shall be below 10 ng / ml. It is determined by
the two growth hormone challenge tests that, if your child has previously received a growth hormone
challenge test, the global health monitor will provide whether it meets the inclusion criteria or not. If
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5. Underweight (according to the definition in the plan).
6. Anti hGH antibodies are found in the blood test. It indicates that the tested drug is probably not
effective for you.
7. After the comprehensive assessment of your child s medical history (such as chromosome
abnormalities, bad kidney function, rickets, but not limit to these circumstances), the physician thinks
that your child is not suitable for accepting the test treatment.
8. Judge your child
1.1 21 Feb
11. Your child Because An adrenal corticosteroid
12. Your child cannot accept
13. End of the growth and development period
16. If
17. Because rickets
18. You or the legal representative cannot cooperate with the research process. For example, you are
failure to comply with the visit in the scheduled time, blood drawing, examination, or injecting the
drug in time.
19. Your child has participated in clinical During the period of the test, he shall not be allowed to
participate in another drug clinical test. In the 6ath, 6bth, and 8ath visit prescribed in the schedule
(total 3 times), if your child is distributed in the group of MOD 4023, he needs to go to the hospital for
the test procedures and evaluation. If your child is distributed in the group of Genotropin, he shall
carry out the test procedures by the telephone Interview (please see details in the appendix 1 and
appendix 2 of this consent

Students Should Not Be A Classroom
Young people misbehaving in school has become common in the twenty first century in Australia and
around the world. According to Tsouloupas (2013) student behaviour can be described as a form of
distractibility, disengagement, or disobedience in the classroom (p.164). Many students misbehave in
school due to the different events occurring in their lives. However, the way teachers choose to
manage a classroom can have an impact on the student s behaviour. Different factors can lead to
young people misbehaving in school. This paper will draw on various academic articles that will
demonstrate how young people misbehave in school. Also a type of methodology was conducted in
order to demonstrate other individual s thoughts about why young people misbehave in school .
An interview process was conducted where six different individuals (mixed gender) were interviewed
in order to examine their opinions regarding Why do young people misbehave in school . The
participants were given a consent form to sign in order for the interviewer to use for assignment
purposes. The participants varied because there was one teacher, one pre service teacher, one student,
one parent and one case worker. Each of these participants had different opinions and answers when
they were asked why young people misbehave in school . The strong opinions where from the two
teachers and the two parents based on their experiences. There were many similarities and differences
between the participant s

The Side Effects Of Food Additives On Frozen Food
Case 1 When good results are bad results Professor Ballistico is developing a research that is looking
for the side effects of food additives in frozen food; the project itself is producing good publications.
He is also a director of Foodcorp Centre for Food Science at BigCity University. Foodcorp also gave
fund to the Bigcity University to set up the research about frozen food. Professor Ballistico recently
founded out that the results from two of products Longlife and Rotnever , may cause significantly
human allergies of the addictive s. Ethical Issues: Publish the right results of the experiment and be
honestly about the human allergies, because the consumers have the right to know about the products
they are buying and also can affect the sponsored to the University. Tell about the results he found to
Foodcorp in privately, so they can find out a way to advise the public about the problem and prevent
loss. Tell the university about the results, so them can make a decision to publish to results or not. Tell
his employees about the whole situation. How he can prevent the problems in the future? Advice the
stakeholders about the problem, so he can avoid the problem in the future and all of them together take
an action about the problem and deal with it, creating a common sense that suits all, stakeholders,
professor Ballistico and customers. I believe that the researches should be done about the problem and
try to solve it. In case they don t announce the

The Importance Of The Foster Care System
The foster care system has been around for generations, constantly adjusting the system to modernize
it. But there s been a loss of protection in the system through these last few years. The foster care
system needs to change because children are being placed in unsafe environments, funding is going in
unnecessary places, the adoption process has some discouraging qualifications, and education in the
system doesn t have a huge importance. Children in the foster care system are being put in unsafe
environments on a daily basis, such as abusive, drug using, or alcoholic foster parents. This has
become a pattern, a large number of adults who grew up in the foster care system, have experienced
one, if not more of these unsafe environments. An article by Brittany Hines Clark about her
experience in the foster care system, she says. I went to a long term placement when I was 7 years old.
I stayed there for about five years, but they weren t the most pleasant years. At first, I was the only girl
in the home, with three boys. By the time I was moved, five years later, there were six boys there, and
I was still the only girl. Only one of the boys was my biological brother. During my time in that home,
I was physically and sexually manipulated. So many things went on there, but only my outbursts were
reported to my social worker. I even was put in the home of a different member of that family so that
the foster parent would continue getting paid (Clark).
Also in an article by

An Analysis Of David Slaying Goliath By Peter Paul Rubens
David Slaying Goliath by Peter Paul Rubens is an example of Renaissance art. This painting depicts a
well known Bible story of a young Israelite boy named David who kills the giant, Goliath, with a
slingshot, and chops off his head with a sword. Rubens has chosen to illustrate this Bible story at the
moment when David is about to hack off Goliath s head with the giant s sword. In addition, we see
armor clad soldiers rushing into battle in the background. In David Slaying Goliath, Peter Paul Rubens
uses color, value, and line to illustrate the dynamism and energy within the painting that makes it look
realistic. In addition, these elements contribute to the sense of excitement and anticipation of the event
depicted. First of all, Rubens uses dark and light colors throughout the painting to emphasize
movement and fluidity. The most obvious use of movement through color appears on David. David s
bright red drapery is what draws our eyes in first because David is the most important object in the
painting. The different shades of red emphasize movement because it accentuates the folds of the
drapery, making it flow. The warmth of the red in his drapery contrasting with the darkness of the
ground gives off intensity and seriousness of the scene. Furthermore, there is bright red blood on
Goliath s forehead, where David struck him with a rock. The red blood sticks out, making the scene a
bit more realistic and exciting. The dark and light colors used in the sky also shows

The Explosion Of Columbia University s Lamont Doherty...
At 10:27 am the streets of Newcastle became filled with thousands of devastated people as they
spilled onto the streets as buildings began to crumble around them.
The shock measured 5.6 on the Richter magnitude scale, in seconds it turned a two story building into
a disaster zone.
Rescue services such as VRA, Newcastle ambulance and fire departments and SES acted quickly
trying to free people trapped under buildings. As a result of the earthquake 13 people were confirmed
dead, more than 160 people were injured and left damage worth 3.5 billion U.S. dollars. Many of the
city s historical buildings were decimated along with 35,000 homes damaged, resulting in 1000
displaced people.
According to a study conducted Christian D. Klose of Columbia University s Lamont Doherty Earth
Observatory in Palisades, New York, the quake was triggered by changes in tectonic forces caused by
200 years of underground coal mining. But even more significant was groundwater pumping needed
to keep the mines from flooding. For each ton of coal produced, 4.3 times more water was extracted.
The mass removal of coal and water caused an unload of the entire continental crust. In the case of
mining, an unload is the reduction of weight in a certain area, e.g., black coal and water in a colliery.
If it has enough time, the tectonic plate reacts to this unload by forming a small deformation. If it does
not have enough time because the rate of mass removal is too high, a fault zone can be reactivated

Revolutionary Mothers Analysis
Revolutionary Mothers: Women in the Struggle for America s Independence, retells the story of
women s role in establishing a new nation through the words and actions of individual women.
However, not all of these stories end in triumph. Rather, the book highlights the struggles women had
to overcome despite their willingness. Berkin tells the stories through the eyes of the women who
found themselves in the middle of a prolonging conflict. Today, Carol Berkin is a Presidential
Professor at Baruch College and teaches early American and women s history. Revolutionary Mothers
is only one example of the collection of books Berkin has published, including Women of Colonial
America, Odyssey of an American Loyalist, and Civil War Wives: The Life and Times of Angelina
Grimke Weld, Varina Howell Davis, and Julia Dent Grant. Along with these achievements, she also
has been involved with numerous PBS documentaries containing Scottsboro Boys, which was
nominated as the best documentary in 2000 for an Academy Award. Those who are particularly
intrigued by the women involved in American history are ones to whom this book appeals. Her book
attracts the readers who are interested in hearing the American Revolution from the women s
perspective. Also, Berkin separates each chapter into its own group of women affected by war. By
doing so, this makes it easier for readers to comprehend her ideas. Therefore, this book can be targeted
towards young adults because of the way this book is

Rhetorical Analysis Of We Shall Overcome By Lyndon Baines...
The Rhetorical Analysis Of We Shall Overcome The speech We Shall Overcome delivered by Lyndon
Baines Johnson on 15 March 1965, Washington, D.C. The theme of the speech is to call on that every
American citizen must have an equal right to vote. He wanted to pass a bill to end the situation that
many states had been used to deny Negroes the right to vote. The purpose of which is to persuade
Members of Congress to pass the bill which came up by himself. At that time, although the slavery
system had been destroyed, Negroes also did not own equal right as well as white people. The author
Lyndon Baines Johnson was (August 27, 1908 January 22, 1973), who was the 36th President of the
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Human being are not cold blooded animal and nobody is definitely indifferent. Therefore, authors
always write down words to arouse readers enthusiasm or fervor gradually. Pathos work as the same
way, which let readers get moved by emotion weapon. We can find many pathos devices in this well
known speech. The real hero of this struggle is the American Negro. His actions and protests, his
courage to risk safety and even to risk his life, have awakened the conscience of this nation. His
demonstrations have been designed to call attention to injustice, designed to provoke change, designed
to stir reform. He has called upon us to make good the promise of America. And who among us can
say that we would have made the same progress were it not for his persistent bravery, and his faith in
American democracy. From these great words, Johnson described the American Negro as a hero, who
had awakened the conscience of this nation. There is no doubt that many people were neutral in this
case. However, after that speech, after being persuaded by their president, they might turn to agree
with their president. Some of them might give up their prejudices to Negroes. They would recall many
Negroes who were used to live with them were also kind and gave their hands sometimes. Pathos
work in that way. Authors utilize pathos to tough readers and audiences, like what I have mentioned,
everyone has the milk of human kindness. Take text for example again, This great, rich, restless
country can offer opportunity and education and hope to all, all black and white, all North and South,
sharecropper and city dweller. These are the enemies: poverty, ignorance, disease. These impressed
words reminded all the people of that USA belonged to everyone. They should be unity to stop
poverty, ignorance, disease not discriminate not our fellow man, not our neighbor. This pathos
improved this

My Last Duchess By Robert Browning Essay
My last duchess by Robert Browning Quote Analysis
My Last Duchess by Robert Browning is a mysterious monologue about a duke who is showing a
portrait of his former wife or last duchess to a visitor at his palace. While showing this portrait of his
former wife, the duke begins to demean the duchess character and their life together. Although the
duke is very well spoken and chooses his words carefully as he describes the duchess, he ends up
reveling more about himself than his last duchess. By doing so, he reveals that she had been a lovely,
kindhearted woman, while he himself is cruel, jealous, proud, and arrogant.
The first two lines of the poem introduces us to the main topic of the duke speech and gives the reader
a hint that there s seems to be something wrong That s my last Duchess painted on the wall, Looking
as if she were alive the reader begins to suspect that the duchess is no longer alive. Browning uses
clever language in theses lines of the poem to foreshadow that the duke assassinated the duchess, in
which later on in the poem the reader realizes that he did so. In lines 45, 46, and 47 the following is
written, This grew; I gave commands; then all smiles stopped together. There she stands as if alive The
reader comes to the conclusion that the duke assassinated the duchess, illustrating that the duke is a
cruel man who will give the command to get ride of whatever disturbs him, in this case the duchess.
But, what did the duchess do that disturbed him so

Essay on Ohmeda
The BOC Group: Ohmeda (A)
Marketing Management
Company Analysis:
Ohmeda, a wholly owned subsidiary of the BOC Group, operated historically in three key areas:
medical equipment, gases, and supplies. In 1985, Ohmeda s president, W. Dekle Rountree, was
planning to exit gases and supplies in order to focus solely on high tech medical equipment. Through
this shift in strategy, Rountree was hoping to grow equipment revenues from $95M in 1985 to
$158.5M in 1990.
In order to execute successfully on his growth plan, Rountree would need to re assess Ohmeda s
marketing channel strategy. In 1985, 43% of equipment sales ($41M out of $95M) were booked
through dealers. Dealers provided increased coverage, but also carried significant ... Show more
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For example, the cutting edge Intensive Care Incubator (ICI) and CPU 1 ventilator had both
experienced disappointing sales since launch. Although these products had meaningful clinical
benefits, Ohmeda s sales force was not able to communicate those benefits effectively to its
customers.
Customer Analysis:
Ohmeda segmented the market into six categories based on population density (urban vs. rural) and
hospital bed size. Within these categories, the specific decision maker varied by product, ranging from
the head nurse to an anesthesiologist, respiratory therapist, or hospital engineer.
Ohmeda did not appear to have a specific strategy in place in terms of how best to sell to various
decision makers. As a result, sales effectiveness was inconsistent across segments. For example, while
small urban hospitals ( lt;200 beds) typically only required 15 hours of selling time for anesthesia
systems, large urban hospitals ( gt;700 beds) required 36 hours. Although larger hospitals may have a
more complex decision process, it is unlikely that extra bureaucracy alone would account 21
additional hours of selling time.
Ohmeda s ineffective sales strategy for large urban hospitals was a serious problem. Market share for
anesthesia equipment among urban hospitals with gt;700 beds) was just 22.7%, significantly lower
than all other segments. At 39.8%, market share for urban hospitals with 500 699

What Does Mrs Potato Head Mean
Mrs. Potato Head is a song by the musical artist Melanie Martinez, from her Crybaby album, which I
enjoy listening to for its dark themes mixed with innocent and childlike elements. This song is a part
of the album s collective story following a girl named Crybaby, and her experiences with many issues
such as poor family structure, loneliness, heartbreak, and societal pressures. This song specifically
follows Crybaby taking in the societal pressures to be beautiful, and trying to understand the messages
of it and if it is worth all the changes she would have to make to herself. Mrs. Potato Head is a look at
how modern society s beauty standards for women are observed and questioned through the eyes of a
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At the end of many lines, there are also multiple dactylic feet, sexual and vegetable (Martinez 5 7),
creating an aloof sing song pattern which does not often sound appropriate for serious subject matter
(Literary). The sing song pattern contradicting the very serious subject of this song are how Melanie s
songs usually sound. The disruption of patterns and volatile tones of her songs achieve a unique
perspective for her listeners. I believe it s a way to make people see how chaotic life can be, exposing
the fact that we like to believe we have total control over our lives when we don t. We can be easily
influenced by others. There is also a pattern of iambic feet in key portions of the song, particularly
where Crybaby is asking Mrs. and Mr. Potato Head whether the pain and money are worth their
perfect looks, and if their love lasts beyond those looks: tell me and pain is on line 12, afford on line
16, and you ll stay on line 17 all examples of the happy sounding feet surrounded by mostly trochaic
(somber) or anapestic (child like) feet (Writer). This small pattern can symbolize the innocence and
hope Crybaby is putting into beauty not being too painful, and love not disappearing once beauty has

How Does Prince Serve Wolkonsky
The acting theorists I picked was Prince Serge Wolkonsky, he also was called Sergei Mikhailovich
Volkonsky. Serge Wolkonsky was born in Tallinn, Russia the largest city and the capital of the
Estonia.Tallinn was also known as Revel. On August 25, 1937 Prince Serge wolkonsky, at the aged of
77 he died of an illness. He was buried in Richmond, Virginia ( HYPERLINK
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serge_Wolkonsky https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serge_Wolkonsky).
Prince Serge was the grandson, of Nicholas Repnin, a field marshal for Catherine II of Russia or she is
also known as Catherine the Great. Serge Wolkonsky mother was Princess Elizaveta Grigorievna
Volkonskaya. Princess Volkonskaya profoundly influenced her son Serge, defining many of his ...
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Jaques Dalcroze eurhythmics was a method to teach students music using the Kodaly method, Orff
Schulwerk, Suzuki method. Serge wolkonsky also started to admire the Delsarte, which was a method
of gestures and movements. Serge wolkonsky started publishing his articles in Russia afterwards.
These works aroused the interest of Constantin Stanislavski, with whom he briefly collaborated. He
set up a school and journal to propagate his ideas, but the advent of World War I in 1914 put an end to
them, and he retired to his estate in Tambov province until 1918. After the October Revolution he
taught acting technique in Moscow for a time, ( HYPERLINK
https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Serge%20Wolkonsky item_type=topic
https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Serge%20Wolkonsky item_type=topic) later on, around
1919 in the spring Serge Wolkonsky had contracted a disease called Typhus, and in August he was
arrested by Cheka, a Emergency Committee. Prince Serge Wolkonsky was released and soon
continued to teach and give lectures, but soon started to work on Proletkult and

Common Elements Of Censorship In Fahrenheit 451 And 1984
The Element of Censorship Between Fahrenheit 451 1984 When reading 1984 by George Orwell and
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, you start to see a common element between these two novels, this
element is censorship by the government. What is censorship? Censorship is the suppression of a
publication of any media considered offensive or a threat to security. Both of these novels showed
censorship elements in their passage by using technology and manipulation on their society to push
their agenda. For instance, in 1984 their government was a totalitarian government that was run by the
Inner party, which regulated the people of Oceania through language and monitoring their thoughts. In
Fahrenheit 451 it has the same element of censorship by the government. The government censors the
people of Fahrenheit 451 by using the firemen as an enforcement censorship by burning down homes
that contain books. The common element of censorship between these two novels showed the
controlling grip the government had on their societies by asserting their power of fear through
censorship Whenever a person uses censorship they are trying to get control of something. In the
novel 1984, the inner party has censorship over the people of Oceania by censoring the history,
language, and thoughts. In 1984 the main character was named Winston worked for The Ministry of
Truth where he was in charge of altering the writing records. Winston s daily task at the Ministry of
Truth was to destroy obsolete

Pulmonary Hypertension Research Paper
Pulmonary Hypertension Pulmonary Hypertension is high blood pressure that occurs in the arteries in
the lungs.
Classifications of Pulmonary Hypertension
There used to be two types of Pulmonary Hypertension. Primary Pulmonary Hypertension is when
there is no other disease or illness accompanying it. Secondary Pulmonary Hypertension is when there
is a pre existing disease that triggers the Pulmonary Hypertension.
Etiology
Why the blood vessels in the lungs thicken in Pulmonary Hypertension has a complex answer
numerous factors can be involved. (medicalnewstoday.com) The most common causes of Pulmonary
Hypertension are left heart failure, parenchymal lung disease with hypoxia, miscellaneous conditions
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The first thing to look for when trying to determine if a person has pulmonary hypertension is a family
history of the disease and all of the details of their symptoms. A physical exam looks for swollen
ankles or legs, bluish color to the skin or lips, and looks for signs of pulmonary hypertension in a
person s heart and lungs. There are quite a number of tests that are done to confirm a diagnosis of
pulmonary hypertension. A blood test will check oxygen levels, liver and kidney function, and certain
blood tests can assess the strain on the heart. Chest x rays can reveal an enlarged right ventricle or
pulmonary arteries. An electrocardiogram will check the electrical impulses of the heart. An
echocardiogram estimates the pressures in the right heart and will tell how well the heart is
functioning. Pulmonary function tests how much air your lungs can hold and how much air moves in
and out of them. The test also tests a person s lungs ability to exchange oxygen. A patient will likely
be asked to perform a six minute walk test which identifies the patient s exercise tolerance level.
Nuclear scans will test for blood clots in the lungs. Once these tests have been done and they point to a
diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension a right heart catheterization will likely be performed. Right heart
catheterization is one of the most accurate and

Ireland Fits Well Into Arend Lijphart s Consensus Model...
Scotland fits well into Arend Lijphart s consensus model of democracy, however only to a certain
extent. Arend Lijphart s strategy of the consensus model is how majoritarian a government is. The
consensus model aims to share out power so that it is not all down to the one governing party. The
consensus model is very important when it comes to Scotland as it can be argued that is only effective
for highly divided societies. There are a few significant elements such as party systems, proportional
representation and the comparison between the Scotland and New Zealand which will be investigated
in this essay.
Arend Lijphart could argue that Scotland is moving away from a firm two party system and drawing
closer towards a multi party system. Currently in Scotland, the Scottish National Party (SNP) is the
largest party in the country, with two medium parties which are the Scottish Conservatives and
Unionist Party along with the Scottish Labour Party. Moreover, the shape in which the Scottish
Parliament was designed is to promote consensus and grown up debate rather than the set up of
Westminster as it a confrontational style of politics. There are also two smaller parties which are the
Scottish Green Party and the Scottish Liberal Democrats. The multiparty system enables more than
one party to take charge of the country as it is trying to get as many people as possible governing for
the country which can be extremely beneficial as it allows power sharing and therefore in time

Maryland Research Paper
Maryland
Nycole Gonzalez
5th Grade
Ms. Whaley
May 6, 2016
Table of Contents
Introduction
History
Geography and Climate
Natural Resources and Industry
Conclusion
Introduction
The state of Maryland is located in the Eastern part of the United States. Maryland shares borders with
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and West Virginia. Maryland became a state in 1788 and currently
has 5.583 million people, with the capital being Annapolis. Fishing Industry, Life Sciences, and
Manufacturing are major parts of Maryland s economy. It is famous for great seafood. Maryland is a
place for people to enjoy the outdoors with its beautiful landscapes, mountains, beaches, and
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One section of Maryland lies to the east of the Chesapeake Bay on the Delmarva Peninsula ( Name:
Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia). It is continental in the highland west, with temperature records
from 40 degrees F ( 40 degrees C) to more than 100 degrees F (38 degrees C). Average temperatures
in western Maryland are 65 degrees F (18 degrees C) in July and 28 degrees F ( 2 degrees C) in
January. The Atlantic Coastal Plain, that stretches from New Jersey to Florida, around the Gulf of
Mexico, south to Mexico and to the Yucatan Peninsula.
Natural Resources, and Industry
Despite its small size, Maryland enjoys a number of natural resources. It has fertile soil in many areas
and a favorable location on Chesapeake Bay. The state s long water frontage on the bay has provided
the basis of important shipping and fishing industries . More than two fifths of the land is forested,
with oak and hickory the most dominant trees.

During the 20th century Maryland, like many other states, experienced significant declines in its
traditional manufacturing industries, such as clothing and paper. These losses were partly offset,
however, by the rise of technology related manufacturing

Job Analysis Of KFC
Title
KFC Outlet
Introduction
KFC, which is a Geocentric Company, who will be introducing their brand to Singapore. KFC have
kept their focus on their employability factors and the job suitability to keep up with the Singapore s
market while holding onto the All American food recipe. With this in mind, this essay will attempt to
elaborate on Job analysis, Job description, HR planning, Job design, Recruitment strategy, Selection
strategy, Recommendation and Conclusion.
Background
KFC, known as Kentucky Fried Chicken, is a fast food restaurants based in Louisville, Kentucky.In
the midst of the depression, Harland Sanders who was born in Henryville( Indiana), opened his first
restaurant in the small front room of a pump station in Corbin, Kentucky.Sanders served as station
operator, chief cook and cashier and named the dining area as ... Show more content on
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The annexed appendix will further elaborate on the Job requisites. This appendix will be additionally a
cross reference to the staff who are being employed. The employed staffs will be able to work forward
on what the company and management are probing for in them in terms of their commitment, tasked
obligations and erudition.
All the stash of skills needed be it with training or ones that were gained via antecedent experience in
a mundane industry regarding to the potential employees cull of work, this are all well under the
description of a Job.
Recruitment Strategy
The sources from which the company recruits potential employees are a critical aspect of its overall
recruitment strategy (Noe and Hollenbeck et al., 2006, p. 197).
Recruitment strategy s first level of relegation commences with internal and external sources.
Singapore has the resources to reach out to and recruit Polycentric employees with an experience in
the respective fields as well, internal sources recruitment will definitely be expensive and fictitious in
this terms of

Sip Report on Real Estate Company
A REPORT
ON
A CRITICAL STUDY ON MARKETING strategies Of EARTH INFRASTRUCTURES LTD
By
UPENDRA SINGH YADAV
(Enrollment No: PG11115)
Name of the Organization:
EARTH INFRASTRUCTURES LTD.
A report submitted in partial fulfillment of
The requirements of PGPM Program of
IMS NOIDA
Distribution List:
1) DR. VANDANA MATHUR (FACULTY GUIDE) 2) MR. ANKUR GOEL (COMPANY GUIDE)
(VICE PRESIDENT)
Date of Submission: 13th AUG, 2012
AUTHORIZATION
This is to certify that the project entitled A CRITICAL STUDY MARKETING STRATEGIES OF
EARTH INFRASTRUCTURES LTD. is submitted as partial fulfillment of the requirement of PGDM
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b) Developing promotional and marketing strategies. c) Conduct a market research to understand the
promotional strategy which suits best to generate business of the company. d) Executing the process
through follow ups and closing the sales.
The basic objective of the project is to understand the process of Business Developments and various
attributes related in the actual project with an objective to develop entrepreneurial capabilities.
Stage I is completed In stage I, I understood the real estate sector. The training program increased my
knowledge about the real estate sector and helped me develop the business of the company.
Stage II is Developing the markets I bifurcated the market into two categories: Hot and Cold Market.
Hot Market includes our close relatives and friends, and Cold Market includes general public.

Stage III is Lead Generation It involves the different promotional strategies that I adopted to attract the
investors such as putting the canopies near the site and in the apartments, visiting the shops in the
marketplaces etc.
The Stage IV is Execution It involves the follow ups of the investors and closing the sales.
List of Illustrations:
* Pie chart 1 showing property as a good option for investment on page 54 * Pie chart 2 showing
ranking of various real estate companies on page 55 * Pie chart 3 showing purpose of buying the
property on page 56 * Pie chart 4

Graphically Representing Data And Distribution Tables That...
Graphically Representing Data
Within a School Setting
Christopher M. Lightfoot Abstract
This paper examines the ability to graphically display frequency distribution tables that are
represented within a school setting. There are three types of data sets that are interpreted within two
types of frequency distribution tables (see Table 1). The first type of data set that is mentioned is a
discrete nominal data set that is graphically displayed as a bar chart (see Figure 1), which displays the
reoccurrence of each category within the simple frequency table (see Table 2). The second data type
referenced is a discrete ordinal data set that was analyzed through a simple frequency table. The
simple frequency table allows for the conversion of the ordinal data into a pie chart (see Figure 2),
which measures the percentages within a four point Likert Scale (see Table 3). The final data source is
a continuous interval set, which was interpreted through a cumulative frequency table (see table 4).
The cumulative frequency table is graphically represented in Figure 3 as a combination of a histogram
(which measures the percentage of class intervals) and scatter points (to identify the cumulative
percentage between all of the class intervals).
Graphically Representing Data
Within a School Setting
The creation of frequency distribution tables allows for the conversion of the data within the set into a
dramatic graphic representation. Research from the

Intelligence Definition and Measurement Essay
Intelligence Definition and Measurement
Defining and testing for intelligence is a controversial issue and has been since the first intelligence
test was created and administered. Many forms of intelligence and achievement tests exist and using a
particular test is a matter of preference and depending on the areas of intelligence is desired to be
measured. This paper will start by critiquing the major definitions of intelligence, and determine the
best definition for each chosen intelligence and achievement instruments. It will also evaluate the
reliability, validity, normative procedures, and biasness of each intelligence measurement. The
measurements will be compared and contrasted while also considering the ethical implications of ...
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It also has 15 other subtests that measure areas, such as comprehension, copying, vocabulary, and
pattern analysis (Kids IQ Test Center, n.d.). The two achievement measures chosen for evaluation are
the Wechsler Individual Achievement Test, Third Edition and the Stanford Achievement Test, Tenth
Edition. The Wechsler Individual Achievement Test is based on Wechsler s definition of intelligence.
It has 16 subtests and was created with the idea that each individual s intelligence is different from
another s (Pearson, 2009). The Stanford Achievement Test is commonly known as the SAT among
high school students. This measurement also best fits Wechsler s definition of intelligence as it
measures learning and knowledge of individuals while keeping in mind individual differences of
knowledge and intelligence. This achievement test has 13 levels, such as math, reading,
comprehension, spelling, science, and language, and covers kindergarten through the twelfth grade
(Harcourt Assessment, Inc., 2003).
Reliability, Validity, Normative Procedures, and Bias
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale was tested for reliability by
using internal consistency, test retest stability, and interscorer agreement. All three reliability tests
show strong evidence for score reliability (Wechsler, 2008, para. 6).

Woodrow Wilson s Economic Reform
Woodrow Wilson is a reformer. He focused on the reform of the social, political and economic aspect
of the United States. He is also the only democratic president between 1897 to 1933. He was known to
be progressive. During his first term, the Federal Reserve Act, Clayton Antitrust Act and Federal Farm
Loan Act was passed. The Federal Reserve Act created the Federal Reserve System. The system can
issue the US dollar. Clayton Antitrust Act is an antitrust law. It protected the customers from the
monopoly of the business. It tried to stop the price discrimination and thus stop the monopoly of the
business. It took control of the mergers and acquisitions. Federal Farm Loan Act increased the credit
for the farmers. Farmers were able to borrow money more easily with a bigger amount. The rate of
interest is lower so the farmers could repay the loan easier. It helped the normal citizen to fight against
the big companies. Woodrow Wilson also established the Federal Trade Commision. The power of the
companies was limited by the reformers and the government. Theodore Roosevelt sided with the
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Wilson tried to put down the national tariff. It was at about 40% before he took action. After the
Underwood Tariff Act was passed in 1913, the tariff returned back to 25% and some tax like tax on
sugar was eliminated. The business reform was accomplished by the Federal Trade Commision and
the Clayton Antitrust Act while the banking reform was accomplished by the Federal Farm Loan Act
and Federal Reserve Act. Woodrow Wilson accomplished all his goal listed in the New Freedom. He
passed the child labour act to protect the normal citizen. He fought for the limited working hours and
his was a ture president that is for the people. However, he also support the racial segregation in the
federal government and many black was fired at that

Essay about The Life and Work of Archimedes
The Life and Work of Archimedes
Archimedes was a very intelligent and a great man. He is thought of as one of the three greatest
mathematicians of all time, along with Newton and Gauss. In his time he was referred to by such great
aliases as The wise one , The Master , and The Great Geometer . And his work has yet to have been
forgotten. He was indubitably was one of the last of the great Greek mathematical minds that this
world has ever seen. I will attempt to show you what the mere presence of Archimedes in our history
has meant to mathematics and even the colony of Syracuse itself. We would not be the same if it wasn
t for the man simply known as Archimedes.
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Archimedes also gave an accurate approximation to p and showed that he could approximate square
roots accurately. He invented a system for expressing large numbers. He considered his most
significant accomplishments were those concerning a cylinder circumscribing a sphere, and the ratio
between them being 2:3. His most famous thermo gives the weight of a body immersed in a liquid,
surprisingly called Archimedes principle. His works that have survived include: On plane equilibriums
(two books), Quadrature of the parabola, On the sphere and cylinder (two books), On spirals, On
conoids and spheroids, On floating bodies (two books), Measurement of a circle, and The
Sandreckoner. His discoveries were very well welcomed among his peers, so much that many a times
people would claim his accomplishments as their own, so the genius that was Archimedes, came out
with some phony discoveries and when it was found out that that they were false the copying pretty
much stopped from there on. The main reason why his discoveries were accepted among his people
was because he had already invented so many machines that were used for defense of Syracuse, that
they pretty much just listened to what ever he had to say. His impact on mathematics was huge, for
crying out loud he invented an entire field of

A Man With No Bounds Essay
Franklin D. Roosevelt he is not just a person, he is a legacy the way he approached problems in his
time in charge . The way he spoke to people was just outright amazing, like in his Infamy Speech after
Pearl Harbor when he said, With confidence in our armed forces, with the unbounding determination
of our people, we will gain the inevitable triumph so help us God. While in his long presidency,
Franklin D. Roosevelt was considered by many, a amazing president who made all the right decisions.
Franklin D. Roosevelt was at the time an important notable person that had a amazing power to fix
problems with the right decisions. He became notable because in the worst days of the Depression he
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(11) He was then told by some of his friends who were democrats that he should run for political
office, he then jumped to the chance which was a great decision as he finds out and ran for state senate
in upstate New York where he won for two terms but ended up not finishing his second one. (11)
Through his work in the state senate he befriended a Mr. Woodrow Wilson who happened to be
president at the time. (11) Wilson then gave Franklin D. Roosevelt the position of assistant secretary
for the Navy. (11) So by the time Franklin D. Roosevelt finally came to be president he had an
abundance of experience with law and politics as well as helping people. Out of all the 44 presidents
there have been Franklin D. Roosevelt held the spot for the longest time, 4,422 days to be exact. (6)
He held his position for 4 terms and died in his final term. There were many events that occurred
through the 12 years he was in office including but not limited to the Great Depression, World War II,
and the Holocaust, which is mainly the reason he ran for those two last terms because he knew he
could fix these problems. (6) In the time Franklin D. Roosevelt had in office he did many amazing
decisions leaving a legacy and the record for longest presidency.
Franklin D. Roosevelt was brought into the presidential spot in a low time for the United States,
known as the Great Depression.

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