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The Military Recruiters On My Military Base For My Final...
Final Sales Report I chose to interview one of the military recruiters on my military base for my final
sales report. He has been a recruiter for almost 5 years in the Pennsylvania Air National Guard. The
Air National Guard offers members the opportunity to serve in the military in a part time capacity. Our
recruiting team is nationally recognized as one of the best in country and are always receiving various
awards and accolades. Their professionalism and reputable sales techniques are highlighted as great
practices across the Air National Guard nationally. All recruiters must have a basic understanding of
all the jobs offered on the base that they work at. When they have vacancies that need filled they are
responsible for matching people and jobs together based on their compatibility. Their basic
understanding of all job functions allows them to put individuals in jobs where they are happy and
successful, while filling a manning requirement. Their job involves skill in sales techniques and
principles in many ways, however, their pay is not reflective of most salesperson s jobs. They are not
paid on commission or any other incentive program. Their pay is only reflective of their rank. At the
193 Special Operations Wing there are a handful numerous jobs that he is recruiting for all the time.
The 193 SOW is the largest Air National Guard base in the country, and is also one of the busiest.
They also have two detached units that they are also responsible for maintaining
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Examples Of Failed Mission Command In The Battle Of...
Failed Mission Command in the Battle of Chancellorsville Maj. Gen. Fighting Joe Hooker
demonstrated an excellent example of failed mission command during the Battle of Chancellorsville in
April 1863. He had thought he would defeat General Robert E. Lee s Army of Northern Virginia by
maneuver beginning in Chancellorsville as he pushed Lee toward Richmond. His commitment toward
his own plan for Lee s response would overshadow his operational planning and ultimately lead to a
mission command failure at Chancellorsville despite outnumbering Lee s troops 128,000 to 60,000.
Through decentralized execution, Hooker could have empowered agile and adaptive leadership to
operate under uncertainty, exploit opportunities, and achieve unity of effort. Instead, he failed in
exercising at least four principles of mission command. He did not provide a clear commander s
intent, create shared understanding, exercise disciplined initiative, or accept prudent risk. First,
Hooker did not provide a clear commander s intent. In fact, history does not show that he provided a
commander s intent at all. This is evident because there are conflicting opinions about what exactly
happened with Hooker in the battle. Some say that he lost his nerve during the campaign. However,
further analysis reveals his actual intent: maneuver forces to Lee s flank and rear in order to force a
Confederate withdrawal from Fredericksburg. That is, General Hooker had no intention of engaging in
a decisive battle with

The Museum Of Glass Art Movement
Robert Clark Palusky, b.1942 Duluth, MN, is a pioneer in the contemporary glass art movement.
A prolific artist, Palusky s career in glass spans four decades. His work is featured in museums around
the world and celebrated in many world class private collections. Most prominent show to date
includes Tête à Tête: Figures Humaines (Ten Masters in Glass) a show featuring Palusky along side
Pablo Picasso, Salvidore Dali, and Jean Arp.
Typically, in order to see Palusky s artwork in person, you would have to travel to museums in
Switzerland, Japan or Spain, or in the U.S. to the Museum of Modern Art or the Corning Museum of
Glass. However, due to sheer luck, Palusky s work is on display right here in Saratoga Springs at the
Equine Gallery at Studio di Luce which benefits The Foal Project (www.foalproject.org). The gallery
is located at 480 Broadway on the main floor right next door to City Hall.
I ve been blessed to know Robert Palusky (Bob) and his wife, Virginia (also an amazing artist in her
own right) for quite some time, and they have been great friends of the Foal Project as well. When the
Equine Gallery opened a few months ago, it only made sense to ask if I could showcase one of his
pieces, to highlight his work, and introduce this remarkable artist to the Saratoga community. I was
honored when he was kind enough to oblige. I had no idea which piece he would agree to send to
Saratoga, however, it was no surprise to discover there was a horse involved.

Compare And Contrast Beowulf And The Iliad
Beowulf and The Iliad have plenty of differences but also have plenty of similarities within their
stories, structure, and writing styles. For instance they are both poems but The Iliad is an ancient poem
while Beowulf is an epic poem. They are both poems but they are two different types of poems, this is
just one of the many similarities and differences in these two stories. One of the similarities within this
story is that both heros from the stories take a prize from their enemies when they win their battles.
Beowulf and Achilles both take body parts from their enemies and in Achilles case the whole body of
his enemy as their prizes. As lines 357 and 358 in Beowulf state, From the rafters where Beowulf had
hung it, was the monster s Arm, claw and shoulder and all (Allen 53). Beowulf also takes the head of
his enemy later in the book when he kills his enemies mother. This point is shown also later in the
story, lines 568 through 573 says, The monsters hall was full of Rich treasures, but all that Beowulf
took Was Grendel s head and the hilt of the giants Jeweled sword; the rest of that ring marked Blade
had dissolved in Grendel s steaming Blood, boiling even after his death (Allen 60). This taking of the
body as a prize is also evident in The Iliad when Achilles takes Hector s body and ties it to his chariot
and drags his dead body through town. Lines 246 through 253 in The Iliad state, Indeed, he had in
mind for Hector s body outrage and shame. Behind both feet he pierced the tendons, heel to ankle.
Rawhide cords he drew through both and lashed them to his chariot, letting the man s head trail.
Stepping aboard, bearing the great trophy of the arms, he shook the reins, and whipped the team ahead
into a willing run ( The Iliad 86). The taking of the body of their enemies is one of the similarities
between these two war heroes and in these two stories. One of the major differences in these two
stories is the reason that the heroes are fighting in the first place. In Beowulf the hero is fighting to
help people and to have a great and grand legacy behind his name opposed to in The Iliad the hero is
fighting for revenge and is fighting through pure anger. Lines 109 through

Catholic Church Research Paper
The religion I decided to research is the Roman Catholic Church, because it is one that I ve always
wanted to familiarize myself with more because many of my friends are Catholics and I was raised in
a Christian family which I ve heard is very similar to Catholicism. I have been to church with friends
in the past before, but have never really taken the time to research and study the history behind this
religion. My field study took place in two different Catholic churches: Holy Rosary Church in Hilmar
and Our Lady of the Assumption in Turlock. I chose these two mainly because they were two of the
closest churches I have access to and both seem to have a fair amount of people attending. The Roman
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In the fourth century Roman Empire, Constantine I issued the Edict of Milan, which marked the date
of the birth of the Church. Also, Christianity was the Roman state religion in the fourth century.
Catholic derives from the Greek and means universal, and all churches that use the title in their name
use it with a historical intent that they claim to be one universal church that was founded by the God
that they worship. Today, the whole Christian church still institutes one holy, Catholic, and apostolic
church in the Nicene Creed. The term Catholic, however, also applies similarly to the churches within
the Catholic Communion that are centered in Rome. The Church of Rome is one of the oldest
Christian communities, tracing its history to the apostles Peter and Paul in the first century. As the
Church of Rome started to develope, it emphasized the central authority and primacy of the bishop of
Rome, who became known as the Pope. By the eleventh century, the Catholic Church broke with the
Byzantine Church of the East over issues of both authority and doctrine. Particularly in response to
this division, several attempts were made to restore union and to heal the wounds of division between
the

Maya Lin Vietnam Veterans Memorial Analysis
1. The artist of the memorial, Maya Lin, is an American of Asian descent who is famous for her
sculptures and land art. Her most famous work, the Vietnam Memorial, was chosen in a contest, and
her designs both mesmerized and angered many people. Since them, works and designs she has
created for competitions have been mainly memorials and remembrances based on historical events.
Her works are intended to use the natural texture and geology of the space around the monument to its
advantage in its creation.
2. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, a non profit organization, began collecting private funds and
donations to create a memorial. Over 8 million dollars were raised. A site was picked near the Lincoln
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5. The Wall was created using black cut stone masonry.
6. The Vietnam War Memorial is considered the best example of site specific art in the contemporary
movement.
7. When Lin won the competition for the designing of the monument, a lot of sceptics managed to
successfully take apart her design when she unveiled it. Some critics claimed it looked like a scar; an
embarrassment for United States (as it was moving along with the hill it was created on, and therefore
looked hiding), while others saw something that was trying to hide from the spotlight. Somehow,
some critics saw Lin s Chinese heritage as an issue for this design this work (but how one can make a
successful argument for this theory is beyond me). Nonetheless, the project continued and the
monument was erected, along with other sculptures. Lin had to negotiate with the creators of this work
and allow monumental sculptures to be produced. However, she was worried that these sculptures
would take away attention from the monument she designed, so she negotiated that the two
monuments be kept relatively separate (there was also a Women s Memorial for the work that women
conducted during the war). The meaning and appreciation for this work definitely managed to gain
many followers, as this work become more appreciated.
8. Elements:
a. Shape: The monument had a V shape and each wing of the V was about 250 feet long. The walls of
the V ascended with the hill it was built on until the highest point was 10

Disagreement In A Discipline Essay
The above question invited the knowledge question: what are the fundamental causes for
disagreements within a discipline? I have chosen history and mathematics as my areas of knowledge
to investigate the causes of disagreement referring to various ways of knowing to prove my claim. I
think that there are several causes why there are disagreements within a discipline, one of the main
reasons being emotion. Emotion is a strong feeling such as joy or anger, it can also be an instinctive
feeling distinguished from reasoning or knowledge. Knowledge is made up of facts, information and
skills a person has acquired through experience or education. Reasoning is an explanation or
justification; we use it whenever we make a decision. Reasoning is very closely linked to emotion as
our past experiences can influence the decisions we make. I have chosen to ... Show more content on
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To answer the question: given access to the same facts how is it possible that there can be
disagreement between experts in a discipline , it is very possible that there can be disagreements
between experts in a discipline because even though normally a fact is a fact which is the truth
however sometimes facts allow for your own interpretation which causes disagreements. Emotion is
the biggest cause of disagreement as emotions can subconsciously affect you which means that
without you knowing it your opinion gets changed. Reasoning can also cause disagreements because
experts might have different interpretations however the fact will still be the same. In mathematics
disagreements are not accepted, as there is no interpretation that can be made on other the other hand,
in history disagreements are more common, because there is some room for interpretation however,
historians try to be as objective as they can so that the information we read is as accurate as

Rhetorical Analysis Of John Lennon
Imagining World Peace Through the Lyrics of John Lennon
A Rhetorical Analysis of John Lennon s Imagine Imagine there s no heaven, it s easy if you try. John
Lennon opens his song Imagine and catches the audience s attention with this line. Opening with a
thought provoking question grabs the listener s attention by compelling them to think. John Lennon
was and in memory, still continues to be a leader in the effort to reach world peace. His songs asking
for peace such as Imagine, Revolution, and Give Peace a Chance still have the power to stir up
emotions in people from all over the world. Leading straight to the point, the minimalistic style and up
front approach provide no room to wonder or debate. Lennon s song Imagine illustrates ... Show more
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He is repetitive in the fact that he begins each verse with Imagine... and ends each verse with Imagine
all the people... (Imagine). Similar to Martin Luther King s speech I Have a Dream, Lennon highlights
his point to genuinely imagine what things would be like by reiterating it over and over. This forces
the listeners, to recognize the importants and to continuously feel the emotion resulting in them really
thinking about the changes that could be made in the world. While it has been thirty five years since
the assassination of John Lennon, his beliefs and music have endured the test of time and continue to
influence people today. His effective use of ethos, logos, and pathos work together to help catch the
attention of the listeners and enable them to feel as though there is something they can do to further
Lennon s cause. Using credibility, logic and emotion this song was successful in the way that it
definitely caught people s attention world wide and still causes a great deal of emotions decades after
it was written. Music has been and always will be an important part of people s lives, it makes them
feel some sort of emotions. I think this song was successful in the areas of ethos, logos and pathos and
will definitely continue to be a memorable song for even more decades to come. After all, John
Lennon was never a public speaker or politician, but he still was able to get his message across

Invention of the Combustion Engine
After many years of trial and error, a combination of inventors and engineers developed a practical,
effective internal combustion engine that greatly affected the world. This paper will give opposing
views on the background and analyze the effects it had on transportation and the environment. The
invention of the internal combustion engine sprouted from the work of several engineers and inventors
across Europe and into America. First, in 1859, Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir developed the first
practical internal combustion engine which after many modifications and changes, led to the modern
engine that plays a crucial role in today s society. Prior to Lenoir, external combustion engines such as
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The automobile became a link to individual freedom and mobility. With the automobile, came one of
the most widely used technologies in the world, the invention of the internal combustion engine which
has left a noticeable impact on many parts of today s world. One of the most widely debated and
controversial topics having to do with the automobile is its effect on the environment. Al Gore, former
United States Vice President and Nobel Peace Prize award winner, has spent many years trying to
argue the negative effects that the internal combustion engine leaves on our planet. In his presidential
campaign in 2000, he preached the ideas of a cleaner environment and better ways of living. He said,
When we seek to artificially enhance our capacity to acquire what we need from the earth, we do so at
the direct expense of the earth s ability to provide naturally what we are seeking. We frequently ignore
the impact of our technological alchemy on natural processes. When we manufacture millions of
internal combustion engines and automate the conversion of oxygen to CO2, we interfere with the
earth s ability to cleanse itself of the impurities that are normally removed from the atmosphere. He
has led many people to believe that the automobile of today is leaving a terrible and lasting effect on
the earth s atmosphere, and that it is one of the primary causes of the term Global Warming. Although
Gore has had a giant following and

Evolution Of Baseball
Did you know that baseball is considered America s pastime (Raskin)? Baseball has a huge past. It s
been one of the most popular sport in the whole world! But what has made baseball how it is today?
Baseball has evolved throughout history in many ways, shapes, and forms. What has caused the
development of it though?
To further my point, there are multiple ways on how baseball has made it s advancements. America s
pastime has evolved its professional league, rules, positions, and equipment. The many evolutions of
the sport have been due to its rapid spread of popularity in the world. To this day, baseball is one of
the most popular sports in the world! The purpose of my essay is to show the development of baseball
over time and to explain how its past has shaped it to be how it is today. ... Show more content on
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Just like most things, baseball began with its invention. Baseball was invented in 1839 by Abner
Doubleday. Doubleday made his invention in Cooperstown, New York. He invented it based on an
English game called Rounders. Rounders was invented because many children in England were
inactive and needed something to play. In addition to the invention of the sport, baseball has a thriving
professional league. All sports in the world have at least one professional organization, and for
baseball there s the MLB (Major League Baseball). The MLB was formed by Rob Manfred in 1903.
The MLB started with sixteen teams. Those sixteen teams were split in half into two different leagues,
the American League and the National League. The top two teams from each league compete for the
national championship, in other words called the World Series. The Boston Americans won the 1903
World Series against the Pittsburgh Pirates

Essay about Cultural Differences in the College Experience
Where do I belong? aimlessly day dreaming about my future I disregarded my U.S history teacher as
she began taking attendance.
Should I attend Morgan State University, Tuskegee University, Howard University, Bowie University,
or Jackson State University? These historically black colleges or universities (HBCU) all received
applications for admissions from me early in my senior year of high school.
Should I attend the University of Illinois in Urbana Campaign, Marquette University, or Northern
Illinois University? These predominantly white institutions also received an application for admissions
from me in my senior year of high school. Like many African American students I was faced with the
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My mother provided no such counsel, saying that she didn t care if she was surrounded by white
parents or black parents, as long as in August of 2002, you have your butt in somebody s college. I
found myself sitting with my best friend trying to decide where we were going to college. The idea
that we were going different places never crossed either of our minds.
We should go to Florida A M I said, the weather is perfect, and I like the dudes they put on the packet.
Do they have our majors my studious friend asked.
I guess we could call and see.
Or you can stop glaring at those boys and look under majors and find out she said while stealing the
packet and laughing hysterically.
There are many advantages and disadvantages of attending a HBCU and a predominantly white
university. In terms of financial aid, which I deemed most important, the advantage would be given to
a predominantly white university. These larger institutions receive more state funding as well as large
donations from alumni and corporations. These strong funding resources provide them with the
opportunity to offer more generous financial aid packages. The disadvantages for a HBCU is that they
don t have these large endowments, which explains why there are unable to offer the scholarships or
the grants needed to fund a student s education.
While a black student may receive greater financial resources because of funding sources at a

The Jim Crow Rights
The shadow becomes known. Big groups, small groups, militants, and peacemakers, strong, brave,
marches and riots, boycotts... Leaders... Fighters... And Strong willed individuals. That s who my
ancestors of yesterday were and that s who I am today. People think that president Lincoln, Congress,
and the Emancipation Proclamation freed all slaves, but it was Slaves who freed themselves from
slavery. African Americans always fought for their freedom, nobody gave it to us and we will continue
to fight until we get what we deserve. The emancipation proclamation did nothing for slavery but
freed slaves that were already free for fighting alongside with the north. Lincolns proclamation, freed
not a single slave who was not already entitled to freedom under legislation passed by congress the
previous year. Without protest, African American Kings and Queens wouldn t have the very little
rights we have today. Back then blacks were looked at as a piece of property not even entitled to the
pot they pissed in, but as times changed we started to gain and maintain. Nearly 100 years after the
Emancipation Proclamation, African Americans in Southern states still inhabited a starkly unequal
world of disenfranchisement, segregation, and various forms of oppression, including race inspired
violence. Jim Crow laws represented a formal, codified system of racial apartheid that dominated the
American South for three quarters of a century beginning in the 1890s. The laws affected almost every

The Mobile Autism Risk Assessment ( Mara )
The Mobile Autism Risk Assessment (MARA), conducted by Duda, Daniels, and Wall (2016), is an
autism spectrum disorder (ASD) screen used to classify those who are at high risk for ASD. ASD is
characterized by significant impairments in communicative abilities and social skills along with
repetitive or atypical behaviors (Duda, Daniels, Wall, 2016; p.1953). It is important to have screening
tools to help identify people at risk for ASD. Level 2 screening tools are used to differentiate ASD
from other behavioral or developmental conditions. This study wanted to test a new parent/caregiver
Level 2 screening tool for ASD, the MARA, to distinguish ASD from other developmental/behavioral
disorders. The MARA, established by Duda, Daniels, and Wall (2016) was given to parents and
caregivers electronically. A total of 222 people participated in the MARA and the clinical visit. It
includes seven questions, answered by parents/caregivers, which measure behaviors in children 16
months 17 years of age. The study was performed in a developmental behavioral pediatrician clinic of
a large academic medical center. The children being evaluated were at the clinic for their first
consultation. Medical and developmental history, a physical, cognitive measures, and behavior and
adaptive measures were conducted at the visit. Most of the children being seen were from
Massachusetts. The assessment started out with informing caregivers through a letter in the mail and a
phone call before their

Why Our Brain s False Memory
Have you ever remembered something that you were 100% positive actually happened, when indeed
did not happened at all? According to scientists, the occurrence of such false memories is quite
common, so you re not alone. The question of why our brain creates these false memories, has not
been answered yet, but is not a fact. This in fact happened to a young boy named Jim. Jim, had a vivid
flashbulb memory from his childhood of a day his parents won the lottery. He remembered everything
about that day, where he was sitting, and what board game he and his siblings were playing when they
heard the news. Recently, Jim discovered that he was completely wrong about what happened that day
and none of those things actually happened.
As your eyes and ears are taking light and sound they are being turned into electronic signals to the
brain, which has to construct a version of what is being seen to makes sense. Memory is an integrated
constructive process that is constantly refining, rebuilding, reconstructing, and finding any types of
short cuts, and it sometimes make mistakes. Examples how your brain can misinterpret what it s
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Encoding happens as an event is occurring, your brain is taking all the sights, smells, and sounds
around you, and storing them in your short term memory. Consolidation is the next step and it is the
transfer from short term to long term memory over the course of time. This can take hours, weeks, or
even years. The last step in creating memories is retrieval, it is the moment when you remember
something. Sometimes you might fully remember everything so you are left filling in all the little
pieces and it can change the whole memory

The Potter Box Model Of Ethical Reasoning
While the journalism profession might appear to be as straightforward as black and white, there are a
handful of grey areas that raise ethical concerns. These areas can range from something as simple as
the correct attribution of information, to as complex as the controversial practice of native
advertisements. Journalists, however, have access to an abundance of resources, including multiple
sets of guidelines, which can help them make a difficult decision about an ethical dilemma. Whether
they are filing stories or creating media campaigns, journalists should consult these codes of ethics to
ensure that they are fulfilling their responsibility as watchdogs of society. Some of the more
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The animal rights organization should seek different ways to convey their message to the public.
Advocacy groups may not be associated directly with the journalism and media industries, yet it
should still consult with ethical guidelines pertaining to media related projects. By taking a moment to
step back from the campaign and view it from the perspective of the community, as suggested in the
Bok Model, PETA would have identified the contentious nature of the images. The Potter Box model
would also have been helpful for PETA, considering that it helps organizations break down an issue
by identifying facts, values, principles, and loyalties. While this campaign has been banned in
Germany and remains detested in other parts of the world, the animal rights organization is not
affected. It continues to move forward with controversial media campaigns such as its Go Veg
movement that compared women to meat and its advertisement featuring Joanna Krupa modeling
nude with a crucifix, which received significant objection from the Catholic Church. Since advocacy
organizations such as PETA are not legally bound to ethical guidelines, they are not pressured to abide
by existing ones. However, if there was significant public support, advocacy organizations could be
subject to adhering to ethical codes that would force them to consider the potential

Postnatal Flavor Test
Prenatal and Postnatal Flavor Testing by Human Infants
Nadia Khederoo
Valencia College The 2001 article is titled Prenatal and Postnatal Testing by Human Infants and the
authors are: Julia A. Mennella, Coren P. Jagnow, and Gary K. Beauchamp. It was referenced in
Chapter 3 of the textbook, in the passage, Babies whose mothers drink large amounts of carrot juice in
the last trimester are more likely to like carrots (Papalia, 2012, p. 75). It has been believed that a child
s character can be affected on what his/her mother experiences during her pregnancy and lactation.
The mother s milk could influence the child s personality. Studies have supported evidence of fetal
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A vast majority were Caucasian. They had to be 7 9 months pregnant and had to plan to breastfeed.
Nearly two thirds of the participants birthed at least one child (Mennella, Jagnow, Beauchamp, 2001,
p. 2). All participants were separated into 3 groups. The first group drank frozen organic carrot juice
during pregnancy and bottled water after giving birth. The second group drank the bottled water
during pregnancy and the carrot juice after. The control group drank the water for both periods
(Mennella, Jagnow, Beauchamp, 2001, p. 3). Consuming the drinks had to be done during a specific
time of day for four days a week for three weeks of their last trimester, and the first two months after
giving birth. The participants could not drink carrot juice other than from the experiment, or eat
carrots. This was reinforced by keeping a log of what they ate and drank during the period of the
study. The participants in the groups were roughly around the same age. The sex ratio and body mass
index of the infants were not too different. The major difference was the body mass index of the male
infants was higher than that of female infants (Mennella, Jagnow, Beauchamp, 2001, p.

Case Handling Of Dr. Miner s Report
This file has recently been transferred to me for further defense handling. If you have any questions or
comments on this claim, please do not hesitate to contact me. It is my practice to return all
communications within 24 hours, if possible. I look forward to working with you as we bring this
claim to an equitable conclusion in the near future.
At this time, we are set to depose the Panel Qualified Medical Evaluator, Dr. Maureen Miner, on May
15, 2017 at 11:00 a.m.
Background
Please allow me to make some correction to the rating of Dr. Miner s report. It appears Dr. Miner used
the range of motion measurement from the right shoulder [uninvolved joint] as a baseline to determine
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Based on my review of his report, I do not believe the applicant has sought any treatment or made any
significant complaints with respect to the left shoulder. I only saw the mentioning of a shoulder pain
as a result of the chest wall and sternal discomfort as the applicant was unable to raise his hands over
his head at the time. There was no specific mentioning of the left shoulder.
Second, I would like to question Dr. Minor about his impairment finding for the bilateral knees. More
specifically, I would like to know where he saw a 1mm cartilage loss of both knees. I suspect he must
have seen it on an imaging study (i.e., X ray or MRI) but it was not explicitly documented in the
report (or I may have missed it).
Third, I will question him about his finding of impairment as a result of a sleep disorder and cognitive
impairment. More specifically, I would like to know if there are any objective findings to support
these impairments.
Fourth, I will question him about his impairment findings regarding binaural as well as the 3% pain
add on for tinnitus. I believe the binaural impairment was given in connection with the applicant s left
ear problem. Also, pain add on is inappropriate to increase an impairment on a body part with zero
impairment. If we could change Dr. Minor s opinion on the base impairment for the applicant s ear
problem, we may be able to wash out the 3% pain add on all together.
Fifth, I will question him about his apportionment

Criminal Labelling
Labels are only classifying words or phrases placed on people or things by other people and are often
inaccurate and restrictive. However, they carry a lot of power. Labelling perspectives in criminology
looks at how crime is a social process (pg. 94; (White, et al., 2012)) and how certain power structures
determine what is considered deviant or not; the perspective studies crime as an outcome of specific
types of human interaction (pg. 94; (White, et al., 2012)). This essay will consider the question Does
criminal labelling encourage criminal behaviour? and will answer it by giving an overview as to what
criminal labelling is, outlining the consequences of social interactions, highlighting the effect labels
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Interaction between individuals can only take place due to each person assigning apt meaning to the
symbols (words, gestures etc.) of the other. This understanding of human interaction is called the
symbolic interactionalist perspective in sociology and labelling theory draws on much of this. The self
actively responds depending on how the individual interprets these symbols and thus defines the
situation. The same definitions lead to clear and straightforward communication and this is where
typifications are used to help make sense of the world or otherwise known as stereotypes and labels.
When these definitions do not match, this is seen as being deviant. Deviancy is not an intrinsic part of
behaviour but something that is convened upon an individual by society as they deviate from the
societal norm. According to Becker, impact of social reaction is crucial to explaining the
criminalisation process: social groups create rules and those which deviate from them are labelled
deviants. The deviant is one to whom that label has successfully been applied; deviant behavior is
behavior that people so label. (pg. 9; Becker; 1963). Activities that are undertaken by the marginalised
are not necessarily deviant themselves, but are labelled so because the particular behaviour is seen that
way by more dominant interest groups in society. There is a large mutability in human behaviour and
crime is a matter of who has the power to label behaviour or persons as criminal. Engaging in deviant
behaviour is known as primary or secondary deviation and the main focus of labelling perspectives is
the latter. Primary deviation refers to the first participation in so called deviant behaviour where there
is no major change to self and deviance is seen as a short lived experience. Secondary deviation
begins the same as primary except there is an

Conflicts Within A Group And How A Manager Can Bring Up...
Conflicts can happen in everyday life with people and in organizations. Conflicts need to be handled
so that the situation does not escalate further. Most people look at conflicts as a bad situation, but not
all conflicts are bad, some are good, especially when discussing an idea within a group. In an
organization there are times when a conflict may need to happen for an issue to be resolved, but when
this happens the people involved need to look at if this conflict is really necessary to resolve the issue.
How to address conflicts in a group and how a manager can bring up the conflict without making them
worse is what will be discussed next. At many jobs there are projects given that have to be completed
in groups and they re more than likely is going to be people within the group that do not necessarily
agree on how the project should be completed. This can cause a conflict to arise and to resolve this
conflict requires all members of the group to have a say in the resolution. To ensure sufficient
discussion of contentious issues in a work group, I would have one person be in charge of the group.
This person would make sure that everyone had a turn to give their input and I would make it known
to all the group members that what is said cannot be held against the person who says it. When
managers need to bring up unspoken conflicts into the open without making them worse, it may be
best to have a third party present that can ensure that the issue is addressed

Karl Marx History of Economic Thought
HS11 7,756,1.00 History of Economic Thought Christof Zanecchia 10 992 204 Professor Allgoewer
Karl Marx: A context for inevitable social revolution Of particular interest in Rima s summary and
critique of Marx s background and social/economic contributions is the quote: It is not the
consciousness of men that determines their being, but, on the contrary, their social existence that
determines their consciousness. Karl Marx, in reference to modes of production, which refers to the
social relationship present in ownership and the use of the means of production, explains how the
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Marx rejects the classical view of exchange, explaining that under conditions of simple reproduction
of goods, money serves only as a medium to circulate commodities. In the classical view, this process
of production and exchange involves the exchange of individuals commodity surpluses for money,
which are used to buy other commodities. This process whose purpose is to satisfy only wants can be
represented by C M C. The capitalist process for Marx is different in that the capitalist uses money to
buy labor power as a commodity whose use value, in turn, is at his disposal for the entire working day.
The capitalist then uses the selling price of workers products (in which their labor power is set) to
return an amount of revenue to the capitalist that exceeds the wage cost of the labor he purchased.
This can be represented as M C M or buying in order to sell. This creates an immediate economic
advantage from the standpoint of the capitalist in the M C M process because he has the money to
purchase the capital labor necessary to create more money through surplus labor power. For Marx, this
represents a change in the classical perspective from buying in order to sell to an attitude of buying to
sell dearer. This alters the exchange process into an input of M en style lapidaire to create an output of
more M or value that is greater than itself a process that benefits the capitalist agents

Jonestown Cult Analysis
Over nine hundred people dead within five minutes and all done by one all powerful cult leader.
Unfortunately, that was the case for the members of Jim Jones s cult of Jonestown. Jonestown is a
prime example of how a religious movement can turn into a cult in the matter of time, and how it can
be difficult to protect people against. This is due in part to our general acceptance of most religious
movements in accordance to the first amendment, but also due in our classification of what a cult is.
Cults are just destructive religious movements and are still protected by the first amendment. But one
can t help but wonder how many cults are getting away with doing terrible things under the guise of
religious choice. It s hard to admit that there s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, the reason why we shouldn t allow a clause to protect individuals from religions is fairly
complex, but crucial to understanding why just adding new qualifiers isn t necessary. Within the 1st
amendment there is the freedom of religion, but within that comes two very important clauses the
Establishment Clause and the Free exercise Clause. They are written as follows: Congress shall make
no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof ( The
Constitution of the United States, Amendment 1). The words in the amendment are indicative of the
clause. The establishment clause already puts a careful line on how much government interference
there is with religious establishments, however the free exercise clause is critically important when
discussion religious scrutiny in this paper. The law is absolute that congress can make no law
prohibiting the free exercise of religion, however, this is often not followed. In Employment Division
vs Smith (1990), it was decided that a government entity had to prove it had compelling interest if the
generally applicable law infringed on religious beliefs, and that careful scrutiny would be made if
fundamental rights were at stake. Often, this was wishy washy and especially hard to do when
religious freedom cases can vary from things like religious beliefs interfering with work or animal
ritual sacrifice, one issue having a clearer moral quandary than the other. It is important to consider
that the element of compelling interest already does what a protection against cults would do, and
although it is often in flux, it has done its job without putting any lives in

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Pervaporation
Observed first in 1919 by P.A. Kober, pervaporation, as the name delineates, incorporates permeation
of a component into the involved membrane matrix and the successive evaporation of the permeated
component into the vapour phase inside the membrane matrix. The vapour liquid interface is extant
inside the membrane. The component from the liquid feed that permeates into the membrane
vaporizes into its corresponding vapour state in situ and gets selectively permeated to the other side
which depends on the difference between the transport rates of the components in the liquid feed.
Generally, the feed or the upstream side is at atmospheric pressure, while the permeate or the
downstream side is kept under vacuum so as to allow the selective evaporation of the target
component after permeation through the membrane (der Bruggen et al., 2015). The driving force is the
differences in partial pressures of the components on either side of the membrane. A thing of note: the
volatility difference between the feed components does not play any role whatsoever in determining
the selectivity of the components (Huang et al., 2008). The mechanism involved in pervaporation is
the solution diffusion model.
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The PDMS, PTMSP, zeolite and composite membranes have been reported to have separation factors
of 4.4 10.8, 9 26, 7 59, 12 106, respectively. However, in some cases, the separation factor gets way
higher than expected, such as a separation factor of 218 during the separation of ethanol (98.2%
permeate) over water ethanol solution (20% by weight ethanol), using a silicate zeolite membrane
(Nomura et al., 2002). In general, separation factors are ranked in the following order: PDMS PTMSP
composite membranes zeolite

Creativity And Imagination In The Neverending Story
Creativity and Imagination in The Neverending Story
Kasey Buse
FYS 110Z: Creating/Imagining/Real Life
Richard W. Swanson
September 22, 2017
On my honor, I pledge that I have upheld the Honor Code, and that the work I have done on this
assignment has been honest, and that the work of others in this class has, to the best of my knowledge,
been honest as well. The Neverending Story is filled with a world of imagination and creativity and
with imagination, our world can become a land of fantasy. In this paper, creativity and imagination
will be discussed and how they correlate with one another. The world is seen by many as a giant
floating rock in space; however, some see it as a land of opportunity and a place where dreams can ...
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Imagination is useless without creativity. Anyone can imagine themselves walking down a street;
however, it takes a creative person to imagine walking down a street of an alien planet inhabited by
living Cheetos. This scenario might be considered a little outlandish, yet it takes that extreme
creativity to stand apart from other. Albert Einstein once said, imagination is more important than
knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand while imagination embraces
the entire world and all there ever will be to know and understand. Imagination and creativity benefit
from one another, and one can not achieve greatness without the other.
Imagination and creativity are essential qualities that help innovators have breakthroughs in science,
math, technology, and many other things. To be a creative individual, one must imagine the impossible
and improbable. For example, Michael Endie had to imagine the quicksand that engulfs life if it has
sorrow thoughts. The sand can be directly connected with depression and how, once it has a person, it
constantly drags them down. On the other hand, to be imaginative, an individual must think outside
the parameters of our modern world. For example, in The Neverending Story Tinys had a pet snail for
transport similar to a horse in our world. Michael Endie had

Racial, Racial, And Cultural Stereotypes In The Middle...
Nowadays, racial, societal, and cultural stereotypes are, unfortunately, becoming more and more
common. Whether it be about something as insignificant as every high schoolers supposed immaturity,
to something as substantial as a gender stereotype that denies people their rights, these misconceptions
are hurting people every single day. One popular group to stereotype recently has been the Middle
East. Almost everything people say about them is factually incorrect. The political world does not help
much either. Many biased or misinformed politicians say things that aren t true, which then imprints
society, which causes these misconceptions to bloom. Some of the most common misconceptions are
what defines an Arab, all Middle Easterns hate Americans and are out to bomb them, and more.
Middle Eastern stereotypes are misguided due to assumptions made with a lack of information, biases
in the news, and implications made by our government, and other citizens only speak what they hear.
Many of the Middle Eastern misconceptions you hear most often are about Arabs. But while you may
think these misconceptions are about Arab culture, the misunderstanding is really about what an Arab
actually is. According to the American Arab Anti Discrimination Committee, or ADC, Arab is a
cultural and linguistic term. It refers to those who speak Arabic as their first language. Arabs are
united by culture and by history. Arabs are not a race. Some have blue eyes and red hair; others are
dark

Mkt1 Supply Chain Network
Supply Chain Network Supply chain networks are important because they help company s remain
consistent with the consumer buying pattern changes. Companies often seek new channels to market
their product. The company utilizes analytics to identify different ways to present their product to the
consumers and how the supply chain would need to operate for each case. They determine the optimal
strategy to determine the overall strategy based upon the product being produced. For example, the
supply chain for a tablet will differ from that of a candy bar. The delivery of the tablet is produced on
a time sensitive basis because of the ever changing demands of the high tech consumer market. The
supply chain network design allows for organizations

Religious Freedom
Should the government decide which religions have freedom to worship? The balancing act of
individual rights and religious liberty has been a contentious affair throughout American history. Some
people believe states must accommodate to all religions, including the rights of business owners to
refuse service based on their values. There are beliefs the government should have no influence on
religions. On the other hand, some believe government should balance religion with individual rights.
Governments should not be based on religion ,but states should work to protect all religions and give
them equal advantages to succeed.
People should be able to practice what their religion preaches. If the government tells them the have to
go against their values they are further decreasing their freedom to practice what they want. The
government of the United States was created to protect the God given rights of the people, from our
First Amendment right to free speech and religious freedom. (Bob Goodlatte) The public should have
the the choice to follow what their religion preaches, not the government. Our first amendment
explicitly provides everyone religious freedom. Therefore, the government can not choose to only
protect certain religions. Religious freedom is one thing nearly all Americans, left and right, religious
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Religion has a growing influence in the U.S. Government that is distracting lawmakers. Bans like no
same sex or mixed raced marriage and outlawing abortion are all based on religious teachings. People
disagree with same sex marriage because it says it is not allowed in the bible. Passing laws like these
add to the others going against their beliefs. If a religion doesn t believe in same sex marriage, that
religion doesn t have to participate. It s not the government s place to make the decision for every

Racial Tensiona and Low Expectation on Black Athletes in...
In Odessa, an oil rich town in West Texas, there is a line that separates the two races of blacks and
whites. They called it the American version of the Berlin Wall the railroad tracks that inevitably ran
through the heart of town (Bissinger 91). The tracks are the symbol of the barrier, tension, and attitude
that stand between the two races. To the Odessan whites, African Americans are often considered
extraneous, with few hopes and dreams to follow. It is also a common part of everyday language to
blurt out the word nigger, without ever categorizing it in a racist context. To escape the predisposed
perception, the football stadium, where the night lights shine, is the solitary premises where blacks
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This accident not only jeopardizes Boobie s career, but also lay down the principal truth behind
athletes of colors. Accordingly, Bissinger shows the readers how Blacks are viewed: Just do to him
what a trainer did to a horse...shoot him to put him out of the misery of life that no longer had any
value (Bissinger 67). The imagery illustrates here depicts an oppression tone which translates to the
fact that Blacks athletes are solely exploited until they have reach their point of exhaustion. In sum,
Bissinger is implying that African American are only accepted in the realm of Odessa football because
they are physically capable of bringing victory to the game. However, when black athletes are seen as
no longer useful in the playing field, the Permian whites automatically omit them from the hierarchy.
Laurence Hurd, an African American Church of Christ minister, compared this prejudice to the period
of slavery: Today, instead of the cotton field, it s the sports arena (Bissinger 109). Through the
dialogue of Hurd, the reader can clearly see that this comparison reflects the antebellum era, in which
labor oppression as well as unfair discrimination were at its prime against people of color. For that
matter, Hurd is essentially highlighting the perpetuation of blacks exploitation, specifying the
continuous prejudice thoughts from the White society. Unfortunately, Boobie fell under this curse of

The Compact Theory And Its Impact On The Federal And...
The Compact Theory, which mostly designed by Québec Nationalist, indeed, has been the impact on
the federal and provincial relations. Prior to 1867 constitutions, there was not a central or federal
government; it was only English and French speaking people in Canada. In other word, the 1867 was
basically an agreement between English and French people in Canada. Provincial rights and federal
provincial relations has also many conflicts which began very early after the 1867 Constitutions. The
provincial rights and provincial independents are few conflicts between the provinces and the federal
government; Québec in particular plays a role, because it s a homeland of francophone, and delivers
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This is a country of different nations and each nation allowed a different territory. Under the BNAAct
those expansive matters fittingly treated nationally, like defence and post office, were under the
federal government, while controls over property, local issues, districts, and most private law matters
went to the provinces. The setting of the constitution was a hierarchy system from the colonial office
to provincial legislatures . The compact theory lets us believe, that the provincial legislature were the
privilege voice and the means of the expression of the people of those provinces. The federal
government does not represent a voice of Ontarian or people of Québec. Most Canadian, believe that
provinces represent more closely the interest of each their own people than the federal government
does.
The founder of BNAAct created two levels of governments out of political expediency, as a political
convenience. They could not have two countries, but rather, they could have two levels of government
instead. The problem is that by creating two levels of government, the British did not realize that they
are going to give an objective, tangible structure that can be the base of compact theory. After
Confederation, Québec premiers Honoré Mercier and Oliver Mowat allied to built the strongest record
of provincial rights advocacy . Both premiers advocated for compact theory which compared the BNA
Act to a settlement that could be changed only by the unanimous assent

Friday Night Lights Essay
Friday Night Lights
Is High School football a sport, or is it more than that to some people? Recent newspaper headlines
include such items as coaches abusing student athletes; fathers of athletes murdering coaches, and
mother s disabilitating cheerleading candidates to assure their daughters make the cheerleading team.
In Odessa, Texas high school football is a major contributor to the society of a small town in Texas
society. Every Friday night, 50,000 people fill the stadium to see high school students put their lives
on the line to win a football game. H. G. Bissinger writes a novel called Friday Night Lights, about a
year in 1988 where High School players prepare and play on the High School team, and what an
impact they have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This novel develops characters that engage in sex, to teachers cheating so their high school football
players can continue to participate on the football field. Many people have a major affect on football
and society in this novel. One of the major characters was Boobie Myles. Boobie was supposed to be
the star athlete on the Permian football team. In the beginning, Boobie was arrogant to his teammates
and wasn t a good team leader. All Boobie cared about was winning and getting to the next level of
football to satisfy his athletic needs. When Boobie is injured, he realizes he took football for granted
and would do anything to play again. The team needs Boobie and Boobie needs the team. Coach
Gaines realizes Boobie was seriously hurt and gives an inspiring pep talk to the team about how the
players need to put their heart in the game and how lucky they are to be playing for Odessa.
H. G. Bissinger is the author of this book and the narrator. He is very descriptive about each individual
on the football team and how they impact society. Bissinger s word choice and sentence fluency is
excellent. He establishes his characters, develops the plot, and builds the novel to reach a climatic
conclusion. The sentence fluency is well structured and easy to read. Bissinger s writing will not allow
you to put the book down when you start reading the novel.
This book

Protests On College Campuses
Protests over racial issues spread to more US campuses
Protests against racial insensitivity that began at the University of Missouri last week have escalated to
mass student teacher walkouts, resulting in the resignation of the university s president Tim Wolfe.
Since this announcement, two other US campuses have staged walkouts and organized rallies to call
attention to their own university issues regarding race. Specifically, rallies were held on Wednesday at
Ithaca College in New York and Smith College in Massachusetts. Following the University of
Missouri s removal of their president, an interim president has been appointed, Mr. Michael Middleton
another administrator who is of African American race. As news of this new appointment spread,
Ithaca College has also made calls for a change in leadership, with students chanting, Tom Rochon no
confidence , referring to the college s president. The protesters say Mr. Rochon has failed to increase
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Continuing this week, protests were also held at Yale University in Connecticut after administrators
sent out a mass email advising students about wearing offensive Halloween costumes. After a number
of professors also gave their opinions on the subject and received backlash, the email set off a debate
about free speech and cultural sensitivity on the campus. Another 20 colleges from across the nation
have started planning solidarity protests for this coming week.
The hierarchical diffusion of racial injustice on college campuses has spread quickly within the past
few weeks as more and more people decide to protest their similar sentiments in the hopes of
immediate change. Popular culture is defined as the rapidly changing tastes, customs, and attitudes of
a group, and this student wide movement against universities is a

Alfred Tennyson s The Charge Of The Light Brigade
Have you ever read the poem The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Tennyson? This outstanding
poem was written in 1854 concerning the Battle of Balaclava. Tennyson writes about the 600 British
soldiers who followed commands and ended up surrounded by Russian troops on three sides. Even
though the result of this battle was devastating, we can learn three great attributes from these
courageous soldiers obedience, bravery, and determination. We acknowledge these soldiers for their
example of obedience. In the poem we read, Theirs not to make reply,| theirs not to reason why,| theirs
but to do or die. They did not even fight with the chief who gave them the orders even though they
thought it to be wrong. Instead the troops headed on to

Executive Officer At Huda Free Clinic
CEO at 22. I was thrown in the deep end, quite literally. Physicians, PAs, and nurses who were once
my mentors and supervisors, were now under my management. I felt blessed yet overwhelmed at my
new appointment as the chief executive officer at HUDA Free Clinic. I was suddenly expected to have
all of the answers, a seemingly tall order at a time when the clinic was forced to rediscover its niche in
light of the Affordable Care Act. I realized that undertaking this task would be a part of my
progression towards becoming a better and stronger person. It served as a crucible for this phase of my
life, that would prepare me for the journey ahead.
I found the need to reinvent HUDA Clinic as a whole, which entailed adapting its policies to the
changing landscape of healthcare. I learned quickly that I d need to broaden HUDA s vision, in that a
solely primary care clinic was no longer the answer. Rather, HUDA would need to offer those services
that continue to remain inaccessible and unaffordable. Working alongside physicians, I was able to
expand our dental clinic, and introduced psychiatry and podiatry services. I recruited more volunteer
physicians, enabling us to expand our services. Today, the organization is able to serve a considerably
larger underserved and underinsured population.
I consider myself fortunate to have had experiences that I could only dream of. They have enabled me
to develop a mindset of progression and growth. My responsibilities in managing a free

The Best Years Of Our Lives Movie Analysis
In the movie The Best Years of Our Lives ,(1946) one of the trick shots involves the camera going
toward the plane that Fred is sitting in, as he is trying to get over his fears of past memories. In the
scene, the plane appears to be moving toward the camera in the sky that is going past the plane and the
actors inside it are on their way to their destination. The camera is filming the acting going on inside
the plane in movement while Fred is telling the other character Al in the plane about his current and
past fears. (Starting at 9:31) It looks like the plane is coming at us in the audience. To me, it was a
very brilliant put together scene for being such an older movie. You can see how The Best Years of our
Lives influenced and paved

The Adjustment Bureau Theme
I have always believed that everything happens for a reason. Now, I am not saying that I believe that
there is a larger plan for everyone s life. To clarify, I believe that there is no such thing as fate.
Alternatively the events that happen throughout an individual s life impacts their future in unknown
ways. The film The Adjustment Bureau (George Nolfi, 2011) is based on the short story The
Adjustment Team . The story was written by Philip K. Dick in 1966. The film s described as an action
thriller. It is about a man, who after seeing part of his future goes to great lengths to test his fate: in the
hope of being with the woman he loves (The Official Site of The Adjustment Bureau). Matt Damon
plays David Norris, a man with a promising political career. He has the potential to become the
President of the United States. Emily Blunt plays Elise Sellas, a talented dancer. Elise and David fall
in love with after a chance encounter. According to the members of the Adjustment Bureau, David and
Elise are not meant to be together. Therefore, the Adjustment Bureau intervenes to keep them on their
predetermined life path. David s unwillingness to accept that he and Elise are not meant to be together
is the foundation of the movie. Thus, fate seems to be the central theme of the film. Though, I concede
that fate is an important aspect of the film. I insist that power relations are also important to the
progression of the film. Hats in The Adjustment Bureau are a symbol of a

How Diversity Consciousness Will Change The Way People...
Amilia Kiesman
Final Exam
SOC 200
How Diversity Consciousness Will Change the Way People View Differences and Aid Me in a
Successful Future
Diversity consciousness can be defined as consistently learning about and being welcoming of
diversity. This includes understanding, expressing empathy, as well as integrating diverse elements
and people into life, school, and the workplace. Not only does this promote fairness and equality but it
also helps us become more successful people. Everyone comes from a different background and has
different life experiences, and if we work together and learn from each other it will help us become
better educated.
Today we have many states that still have a ban on same sex marriage and the top news story of the
past month has been about transgender bathroom rights. You would think that in this day and age these
topics would be non issues. Sadly though, they are examples of how people view differences today.
Many people, for whatever reason, try to hold back from making change and see it as a negative thing.
Due to this, I think that the first step when promoting diversity consciousness should be explaining
how it is a positive thing and will benefit us in building a livelier future. I believe that if we continue
to educate people on the benefits of diversity and encourage various diverse groups to stop avoiding
change and work together we can start to embrace change. Then we can begin to see differences as an
asset rather than a hindrance.

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