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Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion ( Otec )
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) is an energy innovation that changes over sun based
radiation to electric energy. OTEC system utilizes the sea s regular warm angle the way that the sea s
layers of water have diverse temperatures to drive a force creating cycle.Exploratory and legitimate
studies have been carried out to center the qualities of the temperature andwater and the cool profound
water varies by around 20°C (36°F) [1], an OTEC cycle can create a lot of force, with little effect on
the encompassing environment. The unmistakable highlight of OTEC energy system is that the
finished items incorporate energy as power, as well as a few othersynergistic items. Force is changed
over to high voltage DC, and is cabled to shore for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A land based plant would have warm water intake, cold water intake and water discharge pipes
extending offshore to the desired depths and conditions. A tower mounted plant would be built on a
platform much like an offshore oil rig. The cold water intake pipe would run down the tower to the
bottom, and then continue offshore to the desired depth. A moored plant would consist of a floating
platform which would be anchored in water deep enough for the cold water intake pipe to extend
down to the desired depth beneath the plant. All of these designs would be connected by cables to the
existing electric power grid. Open ocean plant ships, on the other hand, would be large ships on which
energy intensive industrial processes such as aluminum refining, ammonia production or hydrogen
production would be carried out. The energy for these processes would be supplied by an onboard
OTEC plant.
OTEC has several of the advantages common to other solar energy technologies. First, there are no
fuel costs, which should make the technology more attractive as the price of conventional and nuclear
fuels increases. Second, OTEC energy production would appear to be relatively non polluting. OTEC
also has several unique advantages over other methods of electrical power generation. Unlike most
solar energy methods, OTEC plants could be used to supply power to the existing electrical grid on a
continuous basis. In addition,
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Character Of The Glass Menagerie
IOP FINAL WORD MY IOP TOPIC IS THE DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE CHARACTERS OF
THE PLAY THE GLASS MENAGERIE The Glass Menagerie is a play written by Tennessee
Williams the book talks about the hardships faced by the single women and how they care for their
children. The play has four characters. Amanda Wingfield is a woman from Mississippi whose
husband moved the family to St. Louis and abandoned her and her two children. Laura has been left
disabled by disease, and Tom is a would be poet. Amanda s life is a mixture of reality and fantasy; she
has struggled to support her children, who are now grown, but she refuses to acknowledge Laura s
disability and dreams of a happy married life for her. Each member of the Wingfield family is unable
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She is delicate, fanciful, and somehow old fashioned. So shy that she finds ordinary human
relationships almost unbearable, she is totally unequipped for the romantic role in which her mother
has cast her. She takes refuge among her glass figurines, the glass menagerie that is the symbol of her
fragility and her retreat from reality. Her collection of glass animals gives the play its title .She is
extremely shy, even emotionally disturbed, and she wears a brace on her leg which makes her feel
evident. Laura is painfully shy, unable to face the world outside of the tiny Wingfield apartment. She
spends her time polishing her collection of tiny glass animals, her glass menagerie. Her presence is
almost ghostly, and her inability to connect with others outside of her family makes her dependent on
Tom and Amanda. She does not work, and she has been unable to complete a typing class because of
her nervousness. Although she says she had once liked a boy in high school, she has never had and is
unlikely to have any kind of romantic relationship. Because of her apparent physical deformity, she
has become sensitive to what people think of her. Her physical condition thus represents her mental
distress; she is crippled both physically and mentally. In search of companionship, she builds her own
fantasy world with her glass animal friends and with a Victrola and many old records. Laura, however,
is more than a prisoner of

Analysis Of Generation Debt By Anya Kamenetz
In the excerpt from her book, Generation Debt, Anya Kamenetz discusses the major problems
affecting people of her generation due to an enormous debt. In an attempt to inform, as well as to
mend the situation, Kamenetz s claims were constructed in a fashion that would draw the attention of
readers help them understand where she stands in the midst of this predicament. To do this, her
messages were developed through the use of several rhetorical devices and strategies such as
allusions, anecdotes, rhetorical questions, and metaphors. At the start of the excerpt, Kamenetz utilizes
an allusion to relate two significant events in American history. In the excerpt, she refers to the attack
of September 11, 2001 and claims, My generation was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It does not help when the attack could have been the reason behind the possibility for a new global
war (Kamenetz 733). By alluding to Pearl Harbor, an attack that forever marked (Kamenetz 732) a
generation before, Kamenetz was able to show that her generation, while already under an intense
pressure, was given another problem that scarred them forever. While personal stories and historical
references played a major role in developing her message, Kamenetz also uses rhetorical questions in
the excerpt. She questioned why everything America has always its children no longer holds true
(Kamenetz 732) and how things would turn out if people of the generation does worse than our
parents (Kamenetz 733). The questions allow the reader to think about her claims and accusations as
they progress through the excerpt. She addresses a young adult audience who are experiencing the
same problems, and accuses the older generation as the source of the problem as a means to allow
readers to recognize the reality of the situation. Additionally, Kamenetz uses figurative language,
specifically metaphors, as another source for strengthening her message. Growing up, she was taught
to expect the world on a plate , but she knew that she would be stuck with the check (Kamenetz 733).
Relating to that metaphor, Kamenetz explains that it is going to be young

The Ban of Tobacco Advertising in India
On February 6, 2001, Government Of India (GOI) announces a bill about banning Tobacco companies
from advertising their product and sponsoring sport and cultural events. The bill mission is to reduce
consumption of tobacco products. This paper is based on information provided by the case study and
is divided into four section. The first section summarizes arguments in favor of the ban on tobacco
advertising in India. The second section summarizes arguments in opposition of the ban on tobacco
advertising in Indian. The third sections discuss the conflict of interest issue as it pertains to
government in India. And the last section offers some suggestion on what government should do in
regards to tobacco advertising.
Favor in the ban of tobacco Advertising
Some advocates argue that these ban is the same as government effort to meddle their citizen private
lives, but other argue that government did have right to intervene in the overall interest of their citizen.
There are many countries in the world that already did similar bans. In 1991, French constitutional
council declared that French government ban on tobacco is not based on nothing. As this ban is
needed to protect their citizen health.
Many fears that tobacco advertisements will influence children and young adult to smoke. It is
become concern, especially since it is noted that future cigarette business lay on the age 14 24 years
old. California government has done some effort to prevent that. For example, California

Isolation In Richard Matheson s I Am Legend
The French novelist, Jules Verne stated; solitude, isolation, are painful things and beyond human
endurance. Here, Verne notes that being confined to isolation is an experience that humans are
incapable of performing. Humans are social creatures, who need company and interactions with
others. In Richard Matheson s dystopian fiction, I Am Legend, Robert Neville s isolation is the result
of a pandemic. In I Am Legend, Robert Neville, the sole survivor of a vampiric plague, is left alone.
Neville is forced to pursue his life and live among the infected. He longs to find a cure or a companion
to fill the emptiness. But, the vampires pose a constant obstacle alongside his depression and
alcoholism. He obtains book carries out research set with the goal of finding a cure for the virus.
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A symbols is something used for or regarded as representing something else. The murals on the walls
inside of Neville s house, for instance, are a symbolic escape. Neither of the murals depicted any
human beings, so they reinforced his feelings of isolation. The murals act as a life force...[and have]...
a tangible, mind controlling potency... Roberts house is another symbol. The house symbolizes
protection and acts as a barricade. While the vampires wait on the lawn Robert is protected within his
safe haven. His home is the only connection he has to his deceased family members. Inside his home
he can research and continue to find the cause of the mutation that has turned the population into
monsters. A last symbolic element is when Robert finds the dog. The dog symbolizes hope that
Neville is not alone and that there may be more beings that have survived like him. Shortly after
Neville befriends the dog it dies. Furthermore adding to the symbol; now creating the loss of hope.
Although these symbols are different together they convey the theme of alienation and the hope that
Neville has of surviving by finding a

Susan B Anthony In The Progressive Era
The Progressive Era was full of people wanting to change their surroundings and laws in life. There
were abolitionists, women s rights activists, education reformists, and many other titles that people
took to change the inhumane lives that they were being lead by. One woman in particular, Susan B.
Anthony, took on more than just one of these titles. She took on much more than most others would or
could have.
Anthony was born in February of 1820 in Adams, Massachusetts. She was raised in a
Quaker family with activist traditions. Having been brought up in this kind of household she learned at
a young age what was moral and had a keen sense of justice.
Growing up in a Quaker household Anthony was taught that drinking liquor was sinful.
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The legislature refused as most of the 28,000 signatures were those of women and children. This act
on the State legislatures part led to Anthony and Stanton s movement of women s suffrage.
Another one of Susan B. Anthony s greatest impacts is her importance in women s suffrage. After her
and Stanton s petition for more laws on limiting the sales of alcohol was declined because the amount
of women s signatures was greater than the amount of men s
Anthony became greatly infuriated on the point that woman had no say in the government. In
1866, Stanton and Anthony founded the American Equal Rights Association and started printing a
newspaper in Rochester, The Revolution, in 1868. In 1869 the suffrage movement split, with
Anthony and Stanton s National Association continuing to campaign for a constitutional amendment,
and the American Woman Suffrage Association adopting a strategy of getting the vote for women on a
state
by
state basis. Wyoming became the first territory to give women the vote in 1869. In the 1870 s
Anthony campaigned vigorously for women s right to vote, and

Profession Of Arms Paper
The Human Resources Sergeant plays a vital role in the Army Profession of Arms. An Army
professional must have various attributes of good character and leadership skills and the Be, Know,
Do qualities to be called a profession at all. All leaders must embrace the challenge of balancing
multiple responsibilities at once within their profession in order to accomplish any mission. As a
United States Army Human Resources Sergeants, we must always consider the culture of the Army
and its Profession as an important factor to mission accomplishment. Human Resources Sergeants are
those who provide the services needed for admin functions which in turn fuel s the Army Profession of
Arms.
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Multitasking is an absolute necessity and is very vital in today s Army. Things are always changing
and leaders need to know how to adapt to and handle high pressured situations. Senior leaders will
have even more to balance due to their level of responsibility and what is already entrusted in them
from their peers and subordinates. You will often see Senior Leaders accomplish multiple tasks and

Apush Chapter 5 Guided Reading Essay
CHAPTER 5: COLONIAL SOCIETY ON THE EVE OF REVOLUTION: 1700 1775
Conquest by the Cradle
Know: Thirteen Original Colonies
1. What was the significance of the tremendous growth of population in Britain s North American
colonies?
Britain had an advantage over America with their population in 1700. If Americans wanted to revolt,
Britain would outnumber them 25 to 1. However, in 1775, with the population increase (and
continuing to increase), Britain s advantage was weakening. There were now only 3 Europeans for
each American. This essentially meant that Britain was losing power over America. More Americans =
more American power.
A Mingling of Races
Know: Pennsylvania Dutch, Scots Irish, Paxton Boys, Regulator Movement
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What was important about the difference?
This religion was EMOTIONAL. They preached with fervor, with intensity, and it was a big change
from the old, monotonous drones of preaching in tradition religion. It was important because it
sparked a change in people, got them going again. They were losing their religion, and the Great
Awakening was the jump start they needed.
Schools and Colleges
Know: Latin and Greek
10. What kind of education could a young person expect in colonial times?
Learning theology and dead languages .
A Provincial Culture
Know: John Trumbull, Charles Wilson Peale, Benjamin West, John Singleton Copley, Benjamin
Franklin
11. Did Americans distinguish themselves in the arts during the colonial period? Explain.
Not really they were still heavily influenced by Britain in this area. Most had to go to England to
fulfill their artsy ambitions, and architecture was simply upgraded to fit the New World s conditions
(however, it still followed the Old World s structure and idea of design).
Pioneer Presses
Know: John Peter Zenger
12. Why was the jury verdict in the Zenger case important?
Because they said he was not guilty. This made way for freedom of press, and the fact that the jury
verdict won made way for an upcoming democracy.

The Great Game of Politics
Know: Royal Colonies, Proprietary Colonies, Self governing Colonies, Colonial Assemblies, Power of

Theme Of The Short Happy Life Of Francis Macomber
Hemingway repeatedly employs the word plenty to replace a description of what it is being described.
The question arises, is plenty enough? It reflects themes throughout his stories, through a variety of
emotions and descriptions. The lack of description around the word leads up to the question of why it
was used, and how Hemingway means to define it.
By stereotype, plenty is defined as adequate, possibly overabundant, supply of something. But
Hemingway, known as part of the twentieth century narrators for defying stereotypes of the 19th
century, highlighting the doubts and lack of faith, dampers this typical meaning. New but not
necessarily improved, plenty is used in the beginning of The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber;
A quid would be plenty, Wilson told him. You don t want to spoil them (Hemingway 1). Plenty for the
mess boy seems to be enough for him to survive, but not to live fully. Although spoiling is not what
defines living, the opposite of the spectruim, barely scraping by, does not either. Similarly, in Big Two
Hearted River, Nick describes his container for the grasshoppers, recounting it as, It plugged the
mouth of the bottle enough, so the hoppers could no get out and left plenty of air passage (Hemingway
6). Once again, the grasshoppers could survive, able to breathe, but were not able to escape their
impending doom. For both the boy and the grasshoppers, a barrier is blocking them from being
naturally happy and content with their lives.

Ralph Lauren Research Paper
Ralph Lauren When going through the list of designers to choose from for this project, Ralph Lauren s
name really stuck out to me. Mostly because he was mentioned quite a bit in my favorite show
FRIENDS! After watching that show I have always wanted to know more about him and now I m
really glad I do. His life has been so interesting to learn about that I think instead of just being
mentioned in a show, there should be a show made about him! Ralph Lauren was born on October 14,
1939 in the Bronx, New York City. His family included his parents (Frank and Frieda Lifshitz) and his
three siblings (Jerry, Lenny, and George). A fact that I think is pretty neat is that his parents were
Ashkenazi Jewish immigrants that left Belarus. His father ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some people complained his looks weren t innovative. I personally believe these people had no clue
what they were talking about. Nonetheless, he never let this get to him. His designs eventually hit the
TV screen in movies such as, The Great Gatsby and Annie Hall. It was around this time that Ralph
said something truly inspirational to all people interested in fashion. He said, I m interested in
longevity, timelessness, style not fashion. His work really expressed what he said as he focused on
classic American clothing. Ralph s business eventually grew to have things such as, children s
clothing, footwear, colognes, home products, and others. He now has hundreds of international stores
and even factories that make his merchandise. Ralph has even designed the uniforms for the Olympics
for Team USA. I think that is really cool. Like everybody, Ralph has had many hardships. In the mid
1980 s Ralph discovered he had a brain tumor and had to have surgery. Ever since then he has funded
many cancer research places to look for a cure. His amazing contributions led to the creation of the
Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Prevention and Care at North General Hospital in Harlem, New York.
This man just keeps getting better and

Sonnet 73 Metaphors
In William Shakespeare s Sonnet 73, the speaker claims that through recognizing life s brevity, love
can be made stronger, and more permanent, by learning to appreciate the limited time each person has
left. Shakespeare establishes this argument by developing three metaphors comparing a succinct
amount of time to life. The first metaphor compares the seasons of a year to stages of life. The second
quatrain contains the next metaphor comparing the sun s journey across the sky to the speaker s
lifetime. And the final metaphor, found in the third quatrain, compares the glow of a fire to a lifetime.
Shakespeare s choice of applying shorter periods of time being compared to the speaker s lifetime
emphasizes the brevity of a person s life.
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The tone strengthens the metaphor in this quatrain through adding emphasis that the speaker is still
reminiscing about what he has lost and has yet to look towards what the future holds.
The speaker starts the second quatrain, again, telling the listener to witness in him the approach of old
age. The extended metaphor in the second quatrain compares the sun s journey across the sky to the
speaker s lifetime. The speaker tells the listener that they can see the twilight of such day, as after
sunset fadeth in the west , or the aging of the speaker after the brightness and energy of his youth have
started to fade just like the sun does as it approaches the end of its journey. The speaker continues with
which by and by black night doth take away , black night signifying old age taking away what little
remains of the speaker s youthfulness, and the eventual passing away of the speaker. A shift in tone
occurs here from somber to one of forlorn as the speaker recognises that he will eventually die. The
speaker finishes the metaphor by explicitly saying the dark of night represents Death s second self,
that seals all up in rest. Night in the metaphor seals up all in eternal rest through death. The rhyme
between day and away draws attention to the number of days the speaker has left are diminishing. The
image of the diminishing number of days builds on the depressed tone already expressed in the
quatrain by emphasizing the certainty of

Greenleaf by Flannery O Connor Essay
Greenleaf by Flannery O Connor
In her story, Greenleaf , the author Flannery O Conner shows us that people can sometimes blind their
factual vision of the world through a mask of dreams, so that they would not be able to make a
distinction between reality and their dreams of reality. O Conner unveils this through the use of point
of view , character, irony, and symbol. Being told through the limited omniscient point of view, this
story takes place on a dairy farm, which was the only thing left to Mrs. May when her husband died.
Mrs. May is a strong willed mother of two, who has many dreams and goals. She is barely making
ends meet , as quoted from the story, through her dairy farm selling her milk. She lives at the farm, ...
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Neither of the boys were married, but Scofield would tease Mrs. May by saying that when she died he
would get married to a nice fat girl like Mrs. Greenleaf that would take over the farm. So upon hearing
this, Mrs. May changed her will so that if the boys married they cold not leave the farm to their wives.
Now Mrs. Greenleaf was a fat, dirty woman who did not take care of care of her family nor her house.
She was one of the neighbors close by and the wife of her employee, Mr. Greenleaf. Mrs. Greenleaf
would spend all of her time doing prayer healing . That is, taking clippings of bad stories out of the
paper and burring them in the woods. She would then do some ritual over them. Her husband worked
for Mrs. May and was always had to be told more than once to do something before he would actually
do it.
The conflicts of this story was mostly man vs man and man vs nature. Throughout most of the story
there is a bull roaming around the farm eating the shrubbery and taunting the animals. Later in the
story we discover that the owner of the bull is actually the Greenleafs boys, O.T. and E.T., who lives at
a nice farm that was partially provided by the government because they were sergeants in the army.
They let the bull go because it smashed up their truck and then ran away. Mrs. May tries to get O.T.
and E.T. to come pick up their bull, but they never show.

Exploratory Report
This exploratory paper draws upon generally on the issues and developments of worldwide budgetary
emergency. The report focuses on the numerous disappointments and those disappointments got from
a blend of hypothesis and establishments rehearse. Since the Great Depression we are in the thick of
the hardest monetary emergency under the radical budgetary deregulation transform that began in the
late 1970 s. The fundamental variables, adding to the budgetary emergency are the most shaky and
suspicions for the future with no verifiable data, additionally by utilizing the expository movement
which did not work out, yet as the nations are growing new manifestations of thoughts and
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The way of that emergency has uncovered essential vulnerabilities inside states and far and wide.
Those vulnerabilities were taken into account a blend of obligation and influence, intra budgetary
increase and securitization, neurotic basic advancements in individual economies, and unsustainable
asymmetries in worldwide capital gathering, making lopsided characteristics in exchange, venture and
utilization elements (Morgan, 2008, 2009; Wade, 2008). For example, involving dynamic reappraisals
the emergency was moderate smoldering , conveyed by a progression of basic occasions. The
outcome, on the other hand, continued an expository movement towards a negative result which is
monetary deleveraging/ adjustment/ stoppage/downturn. There are two key reasons why the logical
line of impediments was taken after. The principal key reason is that the framework knows the
behavioral impacts of how awful or more regrettable the framework would be influenced.
Additionally, both of the reason are connected with one another from multiple points of view. The
second key explanation behind an explanatory line of impediments in view of the scale and scope of
developing emergency was devalued. This devaluation conceived the useless framework from which
emergency then apparent. In light of these two reasons deterioration and

Misrecognition Essay Examples
In today s world, the acts of recognition inspire many aspects of our lives, such as feeling the
fulfillment of hard work, being stopped in a crowded street by a long forgotten friend, or being praised
by a well respected person. The ways we are recognized and the ways we recognize others, determine
the person we are and the quality of our life. While the identity of a person relies on recognition, it
also is based on misrecognition. Misrecognition is a daily form of identification that can cause
oppression and the imprisonment of one s self being. The most common form of misrecognition that
goes on today can be defined as something everybody in a society talks about in one way, while it s
clear from their actions that everybody at the same time understands that it works differently. This
definition holds to be true of racial stereotypes, social class, and the health of ones life. In Charles
Taylor s book Multiculturalism, he states, Each of our voices has something unique to say. Not only
should I not mold my life to the demands of external conformity; I can t even find the model by which
to live outside myself. I can only find it within. In other words, never underestimate the power of
others to influence your choices. Be willing to value your decisions and desires over others. Taylor s
ultimate goal is equal recognition for all.
Taylor gives two ways of achieving his ultimate goal. First, without equal dignity, there is no equal
recognition. Secondly, one must

Analysis Of Quit Social Media
Living in a world where social media are highly incorporated into our daily lives is associated with
being detached from the things that matter, such as family, friends, and even human relationships in
general. Moreover, in 2016, Cal Newport pointed out in his article, Quit Social Media. Your Career
May Depend On It , from The New York Times, that people are now beginning to believe that social
media may perhaps take a toll on their career. On the contrary, I find it ironic that people claim to be
victimized by social media when they are giving it authority over them and their lives by assuming
they cannot stay in control of how they occupy their time. If common people permit social media to
drain valuable work time, then they are one of two things; careless of their job, or they feel as though
they are not in charge of their life. I believe that social media cannot agonize a career unless the
person using it gives it the power to do so. On the other hand, Newport believes that social media can
hurt your career by making someone counterproductive.
The first point Newport makes in his paper is that social media can harm one s career. Additionally,
Newport explains in their article the many ways in which he deems that social media can impact a
career and work ethics. Newport acknowledges social media is engineered to be addictive and goes
further to explain that it deteriorates the skill to focus on complex tasks without losing concentration.
Within his second point, he says that, The more you use social media in the way it s designed to be
used...the more your brain learns to crave a quick hint of stimulus... This is supported by general
knowledge that social media is an addiction of sorts; once the brain becomes well acquainted with it, it
will rely on it to generate happiness. Newport then goes on to say the idea of introducing social media
into his life is as frightening as the idea of tobacco is to an athlete. Another point he makes is that
commitment to cultivating your social media brand is a fundamentally passive approach to
professional advancement. He asserts this view by declaring it simply diverts time from work to
personal fulfilment. Newport concludes his paper by suggesting that in order to

Egbert Roscoe Murrow Essay
Egbert Roscoe Murrow, an American broadcast journalist, was born on April 25, 1908. The youngest
of three brothers, was raised in Guilford County, North Carolina where they lived on a farm until the
age of 6 only bringing a few hundred dollars a year from corn and hay. The Murrow family lived
without the amenities today that we could not imagine life without, electricity and plumbing. After
turning 6, Egbert and his family moved across the country to Skagit County, Washington. Skagit
county was only 30 miles south of the Canadian border and he attended school nearby in Edison
where he excelled greatly in basketball, winning a championship and was president of the student
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This signature line soon became the opening of many different radio broadcasts and for many different
CBS radio channels over the world, such as Europe. Murrow was also famous for his line Good night
and good luck at the end of every radio report he gave. Murrow was named famous and celebrity like
for his ability to give such great war reports. Murrow returned to the United States again in 1941. A
dinner was held in his honor and Franklin D. Roosevelt sent him a welcome back telegram which was
read at the dinner. He was mostly recognized by a speech from the Librarian of Congress for his
power and intimacy of wartime dispatches. Only a week after this speech the attack on Pearl Harbor
occurred. Murrow brought in several different combat missions to give additional reports to later
broadcast. Murrow learned skills while majoring in Speech in college on how to improvise vivid
descriptions and was able to broadcast a well descripted announcement of what was going on. Murrow
so closely worked with the British and was offered a job by Winston Churchill to be in charge of
programming. This job was declined by Murrow but led him to meet Churchill s daughter in law,
Pamela. Edward Murrow married back in 1935, Janet Brewster and had their first son, Charles Casey
Murrow. Pamela wanted to get married to Murrow and he considered it but ended the affair when his
wife had their son Charles in

Rich And Poor Book Report
In The Politics of the Rich and Poor Phillips claims that the policies implemented during President
Regan s 1980 and 1984 terms enlarged the gap between the rich and the poor in which the rich got
richer and the poor got poorer. Phillips states this book is about the redistribution of power and wealth
during the 1980 s: who got it, who lost it and through what policies (Phillips 1990). Phillips the uses
the rest of the book the explain just that.
Phillips discusses the laissez faire policies put into place during the Regan terms to support his claims.
Laissez faire refers to political policies in which the government has little involvement. He talks
greatly about three policies that exemplify his claim: deregulation, tax cuts and globalization. ... Show
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Each chapter was titled and broken into sections. The chapter explained what the idea of the chapter
was and the sections gave detailed information that related to the title of the chapter. For example,
chapter five was titled America s Shrinking Share of Global Wealth and talks about the globalization
of companies and the effects it had on America s economy. The first section in this chapter is titled
The Sacrifice of American Economic Independence . This section talks about the currency rate
changes and how, due to those changes, foreign companies were buying large amounts of land and
companies in

Analysis Of Pumpkin Patch s Annual Report And The...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This report is prepared for Tanya Turner who is considering purchasing shares of $30,000 in Pumpkin
Patch Limited (PPL). The aim of this report is to provide Tanya with an analysis of Pumpkin Patch s
annual report and the viability of investment stocks in PPL in the medium to long term to make a valid
recommendation for Tanya for her potential $30,000 investment. With no accounting knowledge
Tanya is keen to build up a share portfolio that will provide long term benefits. Pumpkin Patch is a
clothing retail store that specializes in selling infant, toddler, children and maternity clothing as well
as accessories. Stores are mainly based in New Zealand, Australia and Ireland with Australia being the
biggest market. Pumpkin Patch hasn t had a very positive 2014 financial year and recommend that
Tanya does not invest $30,000 in PPL.
Profitability
For Pumpkin Patch 2014 was a difficult financial year which proved to be another challenging year
with difficult retail environments in our core markets which impacted the level of earnings achieved as
stated by the chairperson Peter Schuyt.
Australia
Australia had a challenging FY14 with soft retail conditions and high levels of promotional activity
meaning that in the market there are more potential sellers than buyers this can lead to a rapid drop in
prices and sellers, such as pumpkin patch face much more competition in terms of finding buyers.
Australia is PPL s biggest market, opening two new Charlie and me

Social Mobility In The House On Mango Street
Can we ever truly escape the place that we come from? Many people, especially during the most
recent election, talk about upward mobility as if people can easily change their position in life,
however this is not necessarily true. Personally, I believe that upward mobility is not as easy as people
tend to believe it is. In my family, my mother and both of her sisters are well educated. Though they
all studied at prestigious private colleges, which hypothetically should have helped them escape from
the cycle of the lower middle class, only one of the three achieved social mobility. A variety of factors
pulled my mother and her younger sister back down, most significantly, the situation they grew up in
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Yes, Esperanza does appear to have both determination to leave her circumstances and an ability to
break gender roles not present in other women. However, both facts can be attributed to her young
age. Children usually seem to be more optimistic than adults; if Esperanza truly believes she could
leave she may seem more determined. Age may have sucked the optimism and determination out of
the other women on Mango Street as they came to understand their position in life would not change.
Furthermore, girls tend to experience more and more pressure to obey gender roles as they approach
sexual maturation. As Esperanza seems younger, her community may not push gender roles on her as
fiercely as they push gender roles on women. This could be the reason that Esperanza can break
gender roles while others cannot. Moreover, considering all the evidence that members of the
community find it nearly impossible to permanently escape Mango Street, the evidence that Esperanza
might leave is insignificant. To focus on Esperanza s potential to leave notwithstanding her age,
background, and the other character s inability to escape, is to ignore essential parts of the

Trigger Finger Case Study
Overview
Trigger finger, sometimes called trigger thumb, is a condition that locks a person s finger into a bent
position. Sometimes the finger will then snap straight out, similar to the way a trigger is pulled and
released. It happens when inflammation causes the space around the sheath that protects the tendon to
narrow. In severe cases, the finger cannot be straightened out.
The irritation and inflammation associated with trigger finger disrupts the normal gliding motion of
the tendon as it moves through the sheath. This interference contributes to the trademark bent position
of an affected finger. If the tendon sheath remains irritated for an extended period of time, it can lead
to thickening, scarring, and bumps that further impede

The Case Of Triple Point Technology
Question 1: In the case of Triple Point Technology, the non cash components serve several important
roles. First, there is considerable uncertainty around the expected growth and future performance of
the company. Consequently, it can be challenging for a buyer and seller to agree on an appropriate
purchase price, given differing views on the future and a buyer s natural uncertainty. Using non cash
components (such as an earn out) can allow for the seller to participate in the optimistic scenario and
help bridge the gap on accepting a lower than desired purchase price. Second, buyers (especially
private equity) do not have the expertise and institutional knowledge to effectively run the target
business following purchase. Therefore, non cash components (earn outs retained common stock) are
a powerful way to align incentives and ensure the sellers have a vested interest in the continued
success of the business and smooth transition. Third, management options create the ability to
incentivize and attract new talent to the business, as Roger s departure will likely create a critical
vacancy to fill. Finally, non cash components (such as a seller note) can also help raise the purchase
price as financing the acquisition of a small business can often times be challenging (especially for the
similar sized strategic buyer in Offer 2). Question 2: In valuing the two offers that TPT received, there
are three main components in which the founders likely place considerable value

Choosing A Car Analysis
Choosing the right car can be difficult when one is trying to choose the right make or model. When it
comes to buying a car someone should focus on buying a new car instead of an old one because used
cars can be troublesome. Price matters because when you are in college, it s hard to save money, and
you can t work a full time job while having to do classes and homework. The safety feature is
important not only to keep me safe and alive, but it s also keeping me from wrecking my car, which
keeps my Assurance from going up. I have little sibling, it keeps them safe with new and updated
safety features. Buying a car cost money, while, in college, I need a car that will not be bothersome.
The performance is key because the car might be my transportation to a university. I am currently
looking for a car and my key focus and interest is on the Toyota Yaris and ... Show more content on
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This car includes Nissan Connect with Navigation and Mobile Apps with 5.8 color touch screen
monitor and voice recognition, Bluetooth Hands free Phone System, AM/FM/CD audio system with
auxiliary audio input and four speakers, and the advantage of that is so people can listen to music
while driving especially if you going on a road trip. It isn t an overpriced car if you have a stable job
that pays well. The estimate for this car is $14,180 to $17,940 manufactures retail price which is
affordable, it would be a few dollars less than a Toyota Yaris. The car gets excellent gas mileage.
Because it gets 31 miles per gallon and 40 per gallon highway. While driving in heavy traffic, on the
highway in climate weather, the safety features are very important. The interior includes 4 way manual
driver s seat, 6 way manual driver s seat, Driver s seat armrest, Heated front seats and 60/40 Split fold
down rear seats; With cloth seat trim accents and stitching carpeted floor mats, cloth door trim accent
and leather wrapped steering

California Pollution Essay
California s central valley air contains several different toxic pollutants produced by things such as
industries, vehicles, and other means. Ozone is a type of pollutant that can cause serious health issues.
It is produced when nitrogen dioxide, which is produced by cars and power plants, is exposed to the
sun. Nitrogen dioxide alone can cause breathing issues and damage to the lungs. When nitrogen
dioxide becomes ozone, it can cause eye, nose and throat irritation, cause damage to rubber, paint, and
paper surfaces, and damage plants. Carbon monoxide, nitrates and other oxides are also problematic in
California. The state also has an abundance of natural pollutants such as dust and smoke. In
California, we do not get enough rain to wash the air clean, and we get enough sun to create an
increase in issues with pollution.
Depending on the climate, California has a variety of plants and wildlife. The climate controls what
can live and grow in the area. In California we have no tropical climates because everywhere in
California we have at least one month with an average low temperature of below 64.4F. So, by the
time the hot tropical air hits California it has been changed so much from having to go through cooler
areas, over long valleys and mountain ranges that it has cooled, or changed to more of a dry heat. In
Southern California we have dry climates where the hot dry air builds during summer and settles
during the winter. In these areas we have more

Economic Benefits Of Fracking
Morse attempts to show the positives of fracking by citing economic benefits. One of his purported
benefits is that fracking will bolster employment by some three million jobs (Morse 3 7). Although
this evidence is convincing, it relies on rosy estimates and ignores the potential loss of jobs associated
with fracking. Even Pennsylvania, a state that experiences one of the strongest economic impacts of
fracking, has not experienced such levels of growth and prosperity. Former governor Tom Corbett
campaigned on the fact that fracking supported 200,000 jobs, yet the Pennsylvania Department of
Labor and Industry reported ...just over 30,000 people were employed by industries directly tied to the
fracking boom in the third quarter of last year (Foran 7). The PDLI did also report the 200,000 figure
as an expanded estimate; however, officials admit it is mere guesswork. ... Show more content on
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The growth rate for these jobs is also rather slow. According the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the oil and
gas industry has only added 23,500 jobs to Pennsylvania from 2002 to 2012. Furthermore, fracking
can be linked to job loss. When a commodity is in abundance, its price goes down. Low prices may be
beneficial to consumers, but when prices are too low, producers lose revenue. This economic principle
is particularly noticeable in the oil and gas industry. Halliburton, an oil field services company who
specializes in fracking, laid off 9,000 employees in the first quarter of 2015 due to low oil prices (
Lower Oil Prices ). Although fracking may not have been the direct cause of these low prices, it
creates surges in oil and gas that cause similarly low

The Scarlet Letter Dbq
Paragraph 1. The doctrine of Primitivism, which declares people closer to nature as more noble and
pure, can be used to analyze chapter 18 of The Scarlet Letter in a manner that paints a reborn Hester
and Dimmesdale, being in the forest, as more noble and pure than that of their society of developed
Puritans. Hester Prynne, being in the wilderness, throws off the stigmatic letter sewn upon her by her
peers: So speaking, she undid the clasp that fastened the scarlet letter, and, taking it from her bosom,
threw it to a distance among the withered leaves . The scarlet letter symbolizes her place in Puritan
society, being an adulterer. The Puritans, being firm believers in predestination, never allowed Hester
to truly flourish and live, and instead, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This fact is demonstrated as she casts off her letter and her stigma in society, as in the wilderness no
judgment is held against her, and thus, she is more pure and noble. Dimmesdale is able to cast aside
societal standards as well, showing affection for Hester in the forest: Do I feel joy again? cried he,
wondering at himself. Methought the germ of it was dead in me! Oh, Hester, thou art my better angel!
I seem to have flung myself sick, sin stained, and sorrow blackened down upon these forest leaves,
and to have risen up all made anew . Dimmesdale is no longer being held in guilt by those surrounding
him and isn t being slowly driven to insanity hourly by Chillingworth. The Puritan society, with such
high respect for the reverend, showed to how high of a standard he had to conform to. Remaining in
the Puritan lifestyle caused him to become ill by the day, as his guilt crept up slowly but powerfully
upon him, and Chillingworth, a symbol for his guilt, slowly tortures Dimmesdale morally. The forest
sets the reverend free from his guilt and sin, absolving and rebirthing him such that he can feel joy
once again, a noble man again, plagued by no illness, and feels once again sane and real, lest he return
to society and back to the

Buddhism and Christianity
In the early sixth century Christianity was evolving at a rapid pace. The spread of Christianity was not
only moving westward through Europe, but it was also moving eastward down the Silk Road. The
eastward spread of Christianity was primarily a form of Christianity known as Nestorianism, after the
teachings of Nestorius, a fifth century patriarch. By 635 Nestorian Christianity had reached the heart
of China spreading through all of Persia and India. During the middle of the seventh century Nestorian
churches were found in cities all along the Silk Road, though there were unquestionably many fewer
Christians than Buddhists in Asia Up until the turn of the sixteenth century Christianity endured great
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Honen completed his work in 1175 AD and began to preach the faith of Pure Land. As a result of
Honen simple religion of hope he became exceptionally popular. His popularity was achieved because
his genuine heart and personal appeal. His tremendous popularity created controversy and political
unrest and he was deported from his home from 1207 AD till he was allowed to return in 1211 AD.
After his return he died a year later with a following that increased due to his persecution. After Honen
s death his disciples continued to preach the new school of Buddhism. Pure Land Buddhism also
known as Jodo grew in numbers at a large rate. Previously Buddhism was more of a spectator religion,
but now people committed to this new faith that had relevance to their everyday lives. One of Honen s
main disciples Shinran was the founder of one of the largest sects of Pure Land Buddhism. This sect
was known as Jodo Shinshu or True Pure Land Buddhism. Shin Pure Land Buddhism continues to
exist today as one of the largest sects of True Pure Land Buddhism. Currently there are a number of
different schools and sects of Pure Land Buddhism around the world. Each school and sect differ in
minor ways but all based upon the same sutra or scriptures. Pure Land Buddhism is active in
missionary efforts therefore making them a missionary religion. Pure Land has

Los Angeles Art World Essay
The Golden Age in Los Angeles, the art world was also hitting its stride. By the early sixties,
complained art dealer Irving Blum, the the earlier camaraderie and real affection that these people had
for one another; began to shift with the spectre of money, the spectre of commerce, the spectre of
greater interest, the spectre of greater collecting activity, the spectre of competition (Colpitt 1983, 39).
At the epicenter of the boom, the dimensions and mood of the art world were shifting for good.
Concerns were mounting that the art world was abandoning its cherished autonomy from the norms of
mainstream society. In a faster, commercial art world dominated by newcomers and speculators, how
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Perhaps the most significant implication of this immigrant composition is that a much larger number
of these Los Angeles immigrants are undocumented, and they are preceived to put extra pressure on
social services, especially in the economic recessionary times of the early

Myers Briggs Type Indicator ( Mbti )
Myers Briggs Type Indicator
The Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is used to identify an individual s psychological
characteristics the personality. This assessment coincides with Carl G. Jung s theory that objectives
and drives of a person ascribes to the individuals course in life (Schustack, 2012).
Isabel Briggs Myers and Katharine Briggs developed the Myers Briggs Type Indicator by
concentrating on the principles of Jung s theory. According to the Myers Briggs Foundation, Jung s
theory is described as, random variation in the behavior that is actually quite orderly and consistent,
being due to basic differences in the ways people prefer to use their perception and judgment (The
Myers and Briggs Foundation, n.d).
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Although the randomness to the topics seem confusing for the listener, the speaker uses this method to
explain all aspects of the topic to ensure the information is detailed in addition to thorough
(Humanmetrics INC, n.d).
My temperament coincides with the general description of an ESFP. More often than not I am
extremely outgoing and entertaining. Although I give my best performances in crowds I am the most
comfortable in group of family or close friends; I often find myself the center of attention. Usually
there is a group of my peers congregated around me listening to a story or insight to an issue. At times
this can be a burden, however this occurrence is a rarity.
I also tend to jump from one topic to the next, finding it hard to stay on track with one story.
Sometimes this can leave the listener confused or frustrated. However by the end of the conversation,
the variation of storylines have made a full circle by coinciding with one another.
The functional analysis provided for ESFP s break each letter down to provide a more detailed
description of the personality type. The most dominate trait for my assessment provided extraverted as
my most dominate trait. Extraverted individuals are perceived as outgoing and usually surrounded by
large groups of people. In addition to their personable attributes, they are also quick to commit to an
activity with little thought of the responsibilities or consequences that may

Implementation Of Total Quality Management (TQM)
Implementation Of Total Quality Management ( TQM)
Introduction
The total quality management or TQM is the particular management approach which was originated in
the year 1950. It became popular in the early 1980s and from then on implemented in various ways in
different firms. It is the explanation of the culture and attitude of the organization that provides the
customer satisfaction with the products and the services. The culture will need quality in every aspects
of the operation of the company. The processes should be done in the right method by eliminating any
waste during the operations.
Basic Concept
The Total Quality Management ( TQM) can be defined as the holistic approach for the long term
success which can be visible in the ongoing development in every aspect of the organization process.
The overall transformation of the organization can go through various changes in different systems,
structures, practices and the attitudes.
Primary Elements Of TQM
Total Employee Involvement: The total employees of the company can involve themselves for
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In 1983, Kanter has described this process as different building blocks where effective organizational
changes are present. The traditional processes can be replaced with the modern strategic decisions.
When the entrepreneurs avoid the general ways of resolving a problem, then the traditional activities
of the lower level of the organization can be easily departed. A crisis may sometimes create a sense of
urgency in the employees mind and can force them to act immediately. In case of TQM , the crisis can
act as threat or various demands from the consumers for improving the quality of the services. The
leaders may interfere in the strategies after a crisis and can provide a new vision of the organization.
The leader must act as the prime mover in implementing the TQM

Environmental Analysis Of Honda
Introduction to Honda Motor: Honda Motor Co., Ltd, integrated on24th of September, 1946, expands,
manufactures and manufactures a diversity of motor products, ranging from small universal reason
engines and scooters to area of expertise sports cars. The Company s business sections are the
motorcycle business, automobile business, economic services business, and power product and other
businesses. Honda performs its operations in Japan and all inclusive, as well as North America,
Europe and Asia. On 22th March, 2011, the Company completed the selling of its whole bet in Hero
Honda Motors Limited to Bahadur Chand Investments Pvt. Ltd. and Hero Investments Pvt. Ltd. In
August 2012, the company acquired Usha International Ltd. Overture to organisation: ... Show more
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Environmental analysis of Honda Motor: In terms of lawful issue, the company is estimated to hold on
the laws and guidelines of the country where it works. For example, in the majority of countries in
North America and Europe, the working hours are consistent, and the workers are only projected to
work for 8 hours. What is more, employee earnings are considered per hours, hence asking it hard for
the company to maintain wages and salary. In the United Kingdom, employment laws need companies
such as Honda to pay 6.93 EURO per hour as least amount of wages. Consequently, this extremely
affects the sustainability of the corporation operation and profits. Another lawful issue which
influences the operations of Honda in its subsidiaries is the planned policies by overseas countries. For
example, in the U.S, North America and Europe, multinational companies such as Honda are
necessary to make available insurance cover for workers and offer training for expertise growth.
Besides, companies are required by law to establish safety equipments to defend workers. Therefore,
if Honda Company fails to hold to the set laws and regulations, it could be de registered of face a
number of

Benefits of the Placebo Effect
What if there was a new drug that s making you high, but is just a sugar pill? What if you can get
drunk with non alcoholic drinks? What if there was a pill that can cure all your physical and emotional
problems? This is known as the placebo effect. The placebo effect is a phenomenon in which some
people experience a type of benefit after the use of a placebo. A placebo is any substance with no
known medical effects; such as sterile water, saline solution, or a sugar pill. (About.com Psychology)
Although it doesn t have known effects, people exposed to the placebo effect often gets the effect on
what it s supposed to do.
A placebo is a substance or other kind of treatment that looks like a regular treatment or medicine, but
it is really not. It is actually a treatment or substance that is inactive; this means that it is not a real
medicine. The person who is getting a placebo does not know that the treatment is not real. Sometimes
the placebo is in the form of a sugar pill, but a placebo can also be an injection, a liquid, a procedure,
or any other type of therapy that doesn t directly affect the illness being treated. Even though placebos
do not act directly on the disease, it affects about 30% of people who experienced it.(Tulsa Brain
Tumor Clinic.) People taking placebos have experienced reduced pain, healed ulcers, eased nausea,
and many other illnesses.(ScienceDaily.) As many people suggest, the placebo is actually an
expectancy effect; when people already know what

Mandrake And Ripper Relationship Essay
The relationship between Ripper and Mandrake highlights the notion that masculinity
reigns supreme in Kubrick s film. It is the combination of Ripper s alpha male take
charge attitude and his paranoia that sets the path to global destruction. The one man in a
position to stop him is meek in nature and placates him to the point of becoming
complicate. During the entirety of there interactions Mandrake is stifled and emasculated
by Ripper. Mandrake come off as a morally superior man who has facts and intelligence
on his side, yet this is not sufficient enough to subdue Ripper s inner bully. Ultimately,
Mandrake only successfully retrieves the codes after Ripper takes his own life.
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In Washington, DC we are introduced to the bombastic hyper masculine General
Buck Turgidson. His masculinity, sexual powerless and vitality is immediately
established by both the name Buck and by the scarcely clothed women lying in his bed.
The women is Miss Scott who doubles as his mistress and assistant .Miss Scott is the
only female in the entire film. During this scene, Miss Scott answers the telephone, an
officer called to inform Turgidson of the imminent nuclear disaster. Turgidson is forced
to communicate with the other officer by shouting to Miss Scott from the toilet. The fact
that Turgidson is in the bathroom reliving himself is also an expression of his
masculinity, he is marking his territory like many alpha animals in the wild. After this
ordeal, Turgidson gets on the phone and begins to get dress, he promises Miss Scott he
will return shortly. This is another example of masculine dominance , the tone with

which he speaks to her suggest a sort of infantilizing. As a women is forced to accept
his ridiculous time frame. Turgidson does not feel women can handle grim truths thus he
never reveals the true danger of the

Similarities And Differences Between Hamlet And Much Ado...
In William Shakespeare s works, emotions surrounding relationships are presented at different
intensities depending on the genre of the play. Hamlet is a passionate and dark play, where the main
character plots a scheme to avenge his father s murder. As a result, emotions between Ophelia and
Hamlet are heightened and the consequences that arise are severe. Contrastingly, in the comedy Much
Ado About Nothing , Shakespeare intends for a light hearted storyline approach. Conflicts in
relationships, such as Hero and Claudio s, are both less dramatic and a better representative of issues
that arose in the 14th Century. By comparing Hamlet and Much Ado About Nothing , we are able to
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However, Claudio s commitment to a relationship with Hero is in question from the very beginning as
he states, If my passion change not shortly, God forbid it not otherwise . This suggests that Claudio is
in love with Hero s appearance, but not her personality, and is further foreseen when he is alone with
his friend Benedick and declares, In mine eye she is the sweetest lady that ever I looked on . While
Claudio can t be criticised for falling for an attractive woman, but his eagerness to suddenly get
married can be questioned. After his first meeting with Hero, Claudio goes to Leonato to propose
marriage. This reveals a window shopping lifestyle in the 14th Century, a time when it was acceptable
to get married without having to communicate or share emotional connections with your

Animal Observation Paper
Eating and foraging were similar events, but categorized differently. Eating was any time the monkey
stayed in one location to eat. He could be sitting or standing. This was most notably seen when the
monkey would grab a leaf or stick, climb up to a branch, and sit there while eating. Foraging was
when the monkey would walk or climb around to look for food, occasionally eating what he found.
The monkey we observed was seen foraging arboreally by picking at leaves through the fence and
terrestrially, where he would sift through the grass or debris on the ground to find things to eat.
Nursing was defined as any time the monkey was seen nursing from his mother. Grooming was when
the monkey groomed or was groomed by other monkeys. Sitting was when he was seated and not
active. I differentiated between terrestrial and arboreal sitting⎯whether he was sitting on a branch or
raised platform, or on the ground⎯because I wanted to see whether he was more inclined to spend time
in the trees or on the ground. Kissing was when the monkeys touched faces. Drinking water was when
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First of all, both the methods and amounts of locomotion were very different. The siamangs brachiated
and walked bipedally, while the Diana monkeys climbed and moved quadrupedally. The siamangs
locomoted on the ground more than they did on the trees or ropes, while the Diana monkeys
locomoted in the trees more than they did on the ground. Additionally, the Diana monkeys seemed
much more active than the siamangs did. The Diana monkey we observed spent 14.55% of the time
climbing, 2.66% of the time quadrupedally moving, 8.51% of the time playing, which were all
considerably active behaviors. This adds up to a total of 25.72% of the time observed spent actively.
The siamang, however, spent 1.33% of the time brachiating, 1.93% walking bipedally, and 0.11%
playing which adds to only 3.37% of the time spent engaging in active

Advantages Of New Urbanism
New Urbanism or neotraditoonal planning has emerged as an important alternative to the prevailing
patterns of low density, auto dependent land development. New urbanism is an urban design
movement intended to produce the physical environment necessary for diverse, strong communities. It
is based on historic neighborhoods, while incorporating diversity and walkability in the framework to
improve the quality of life. New urbanism is different because it is about building a green and
sustainable city and favors pedestrianism over cars.
In the article, it sees that new urbanism as some as a compact development or smart growth . It is
being used in street patterns, public policies, zoning ordinances and so on. In the scale of street design,
the grids and patterns made highly benefited pedestrians and cyclist, but others criticized this as being
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For some planners, they see new urbanism as copycat, but also fail to realize that modernity can t be
designed in a simplistic manner. It is a built environment therefore it needs to take into consideration
multiple factors social, economic and cultural variables. Even though there are setbacks, new
urbanism is praised for its deformed grids , interconnected streets, and fine grained block and lot
patterns. This encourages people to interact with each other because these serve as gateways to social
life of cities. The shared use of public spaces not only helps in the weaving of the society, but it also
improves the health of the citizens because of increased mobility. With increased social life, public
participation is highly encouraged. New urbanists conduct follow ups among residences and ask for
their opinions so that they could further improve their designs. These structures are made for these
people; therefore they should provide solutions to better their

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