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Doreen Collyer
By Zak Groenewald Shield
Just last Sunday 60 year old lady Doreen Collyer was on her regular dive in the azure blue transparent
waters of Mindarie beach, a kilometre off shore, happily paddling around in the ocean exploring the
tunnels and caves with all sorts of colourful reef fish ods and groupers， Coral trout, Emperors,
Fusiliers, Parrotfishes , Surgeonfishes , Sweetlip darting around her in bursts of colour and diving into
moss green seaweed crevices. Collyer would often dive just after having her usual Sunday morning
decaf coffee with her two beloved children at the Mindarie marina. ON this still， June morning,
Collyer was looking forward to this dive as it would be her one hundredth. It should have been a
joyous occasion but as she ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His shredded swimming costume was later found.
November 6, 2000: Businessman and father of three Ken Crew, 49, died after his leg was torn off by
what Fisheries officers believe was a white pointer shark up to 4m long at North Cottesloe beach.
Government response to threat of sharks
The West Australian Government has ruled out a return to drum lines off beaches following a shark
attack at Mandurah, but will continue to hunt and trap sharks it believes are a threat to swimmers.
When we introduced that policy, the rest of Australia and national media was aghast that we might
catch and kill a shark, Premier Colin Barnett said.
The policy did not prove effective in catching great whites and the great white shark was principally
the problem, he said.
The Greens View :
Our Bill ends the exemption to the EPBC Act that has allowed Colin Barnett s cruel cull to go ahead.
It will also prevent the Federal Environment Minister from granting any future exemptions to the Act
for the purposes of using drum lines to catch sharks, Greens Leader Senator Christine Milne said
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Avon Longitudes Study
This study evaluated offspring exposure to depression and anxiety during gestation and how these
disorders effected their behavioral and emotional development from mid to early childhood (Les, J.,
Heron, J., Stuart, E., Mendelson, T., 2013). The study used The Avon Longitudes Study of Parents and
children, which evaluated a cohort of 14, 541 pregnancies and 13,988 live children. Women ranged
between the ages of 16 to 40 years of age, with the mean age at 29.1(SD 4.4). The participants
consisted of mostly (98.9%) married (83.55), white (98.9%) women, with an average gestation of 39.5
weeks (SD=1.7) and the mean birth weight of offspring at 7.6 lb. (SD 1.1).
The data to collect information was gathered through mailed questionnaires, twice during pregnancy
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The measures of the study consisted of several subscales. The first measure was the Edinburg
Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS), which assessed only depression at 18 to 32 weeks gestation, then
at 8 weeks to 8 months postpartum and last childhood from ages 21, 33, 61, 73 months to 11 years old.
This assessment used a 10 item measure of depression that ranged from 0 to 30 with a cut off score of
13. Women scoring above the cut off were classified as having symptoms of depression. The second
measurement, the Crown Crips Experimental Index (CCEI), used a scale from 0 to 16 and a cut off at
13. Pregnant and postpartum women scoring at or above 13 exhibited signs of anxiety. The CCEI
findings also correlated with the Spielberger State Trait Anxiety Index. The third measurement
assessed the

An Assessment Of Birth And Death Registration
AN ASSESSMENT OF BIRTH AND DEATH REGISTRATION IN A SEMI URBAN
SETTLEMENT IN UASIN GISHU KENYA BY Caroline Jepkemboi Cheplong Email;
ccheplong@gmail.com JULY, 2015 ABSTRACT This study sought to assess the birth and death
registration in a semi urban settlement in Uasin Gishu Kenya. This is a descriptive cross sectional
survey conducted in a semi urban settlement in the Uasin Gishu of Kenya to determine awareness,
attitude and practice of birth and death registration. This is a descriptive cross sectional survey. Three
hundred and two heads of households were interviewed in houses selected by systematic random
sampling and birth registration certificate checked for children below 11 years. The study showed that
awareness of birth registration was high in the study population and the major source of awareness is
through government agencies and mass media play very little role. The awareness of death registration
is however very low. Out of the 217 (71.9%) households that had children below 11 years, total
children below 11 years is 473 children, 354 (74.8%) of them had their births registered and only 202
(57.1%) had registration certificate during the interview. Of the 209 households that recorded deaths
in the household within the last 10 years only 24 (11.8%) households reported registering deaths in the
last 10 years. The study concluded that Birth registration and death registration need to be complete
for planning purpose, which is

The Juvenile Justice System
This article discussed diversion programs that are used to help adolescents who have been arrested for
first time misdemeanors. These diversion programs use group counseling as a mandatory component
of sentencing demonstrate initial success in reducing recidivism rates in national outcome studies. The
goal of these diversion programs are to keep adolescents out of the juvenile justice system whenever
possible (Lipsey, Howell, Kelly, Chapman, Carver, 2010). These diversion programs divert
adolescents from entering the juvenile justice system and offer alternatives to formal disciplinary
action. Teen courts (also called Youth Courts) are a growing type of diversion program that utilize a
therapeutic approach, with over 1,050 teen youth courts currently operating in the United States. They
are designed to promote restorative justice, encouraging the youth to restore the damages his or her
behaviors caused to the community. Teen courts have the flexibility to incorporate essential life skills
that are tailored to adolescents developmental needs. These groups sessions are within one year of
time and members have to complete six to eight of the sessions. These sessions include: the
introduction, communication styles, goal setting, career development, anger management skills,
healthy relationships, wellness and termination. Counseling Group Framework The philosophy of the
group counseling approach is to focus on the strengths and life skills opposed to punitive measures

A Summary Of The Nurse Ratched By William Mcmurphy
The happy, easygoing nature that McMurphy carries incites immediate change in the boys attitude
towards Nurse Ratched. His singing and laughing shocks the others to show that such behavior is not
encouraged in the ward. His laughter is described as free and loud it comes out of his wide grinning
mouth and spreads in rings bigger and bigger till its lapping against the walls (12). This juxtaposition
between the Chief s influence as compared the the Nurse s ability to fill up the room automatically
shines a bright light on him. As none of the people had heard laughter in so long, it took time to place
it as they were shocked and :stunned dumb (12.) The diction used reveals how Bromden is treated; in
the ward, they are confined from happiness and loud sounds because in their situation, there is not
much to be happy about and a loud sound is typically associated with a disturbance that yields a
punishment. McMurphy is also the first to vocalize the derogatory methods of their therapy group,
breaking Harding out of his trance, starting to bring awareness to the others. He uses an analogy of a
peckin party can wipe out an entire flock in a matter of a few hours (57). This describes how during
their therapy sessions, one instigation starts a cascade of admittance to bad deeds, reinforcing the
Nurse s power to torture them. Following the collective realization that Nurse Ratched s methods were
demeaning, there followed a whine of fear over the silence that persisted because

Review Of The Interlopers
Katelyn Lindsay Mr. Titherley World Literature Honors Period Five 25 September 2017 First Draft of
Interlopers
Blinded by Beliefs Saki, in The Interlopers, says that because our family plays an important role in
who we are, we choose to see only evil in our enemies for the sake of our kin, our blood, until the
threat of death opens us to more options. We choose to imitate certain individuals whose beliefs we
associate with more than others. More likely than not, the individuals we choose to imitate are our
close relatives; they often have a bigger impact on our mentality than someone merely acquainted with
us. Because we are raised with them frequently present in our lives, we tend to inherit the same
qualities and
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The beliefs that we adopt, excluding those crafted with a significant purpose in mind, limit our
perspective and blinds us from seeing other possibilities. Once we adopt a vision or belief, whether it
be about a person or event, we tend to refrain from all other perspectives that have the power to
contradict our own. Ulrich and Georg were brought into the feud as enemies at a young age. Even as
boys they had thirsted for one another s blood, and this disposition stuck with them for as men each
prayed that misfortune might fall on the other, (6). Their families view of each other, being such a
prevalent part of their childhood, had influenced them to show the same hatred as well. Instead of
outgrowing the childish behavior they developed by watching their families quarrel, the men continue
to see themselves as enemies, even developing a stronger dislike for them. While searching the strip of
forest for Georg, Ulrich finds himself face to face with the man he sought, and now they stand, glaring
at one another for a long silent moment until they are pinned underneath a fallen beech tree (7). The
men physically see each other, glare at each other, but neither is given time to speak. Their long silent
moment interrupted by a chaotic act of nature leaves Georg blinded with the blood which trickled
across his eyes and
Ulrich wink[ing]

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(urethra). This is called an implant. It is used to narrow and strengthen the urethra.
Urinary incontinence is a common problem in women who have had children and in men who have
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Aztec And Mayan Civilizations
Jared Diamond (2005) defined the collapse of a society as a drastic decrease in human population
numbers and/or in political, economic, or social complexity, over a considerable area, for an extended
period of time (p.3). Civilizations have risen and fallen throughout history, however, few collapses
were as spectacular as the those of the three pre Colombian civilizations of Mesoamerica: the Inca, the
Aztec and the Maya. History has been persistent in blaming the Spanish Conquest for the loss of the
Mesoamerican civilizations. And while the arrival of the Spanish did cease the development of these
cultures in a dramatic and definitive way, in hindsight, each of these civilizations were lost as a result
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At its core the Triple Alliance was a military confederacy that offered protection to neighbours in
return for tribute (Austin Scott 2001, Brumfiel 1983: 273), fostering a dependence on the Triple
Alliance and augmenting their wealth, enabling large scale public works and expansionary conquests
beyond the Valley (Brumfiel 1983: 273). By 1502, the Aztec had established a weak dominion from
sea to sea; receiving tribute, and allowing freedom of movement for trade and military forces (Austin
Scott 2001, Fagan 2009:

Lord of the Flies comparison with DNA
Although set in different periods, Lord of the Flies and DNA present similar ideas about good and evil
. How far do you agree with this view?
One of the central themes in both William Golding s Lord of the Flies and Dennis Kelly s DNA is
good and evil; both texts collectively offering a plethora of theories and ideas about the morals of
humans and how they influence their actions. In Lord of the Flies a group of British schoolboys are
stranded on an island. Far away from the influence of adults, Golding creates a pseudo civilisation in
which he examines the actions of human beings and conveys his ideas of good and evil to the reader.
Conversely, DNA focuses on a group of twenty first century teens, (still among a society) where ...
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DNA was written in period of post modernism where metanarratives such as religion have declined
and society has fragmented, engendering the formation of our own beliefs and choices. This is
significant in Kelly s writing about good and evil as his ideas are often more ambiguous and inquiring
than Golding s. Additionally it enables Kelly to explore the flaws and strengths of humanity on a
wider and more open spectrum, in which he voices a cornucopia of theories and perspectives. This is
supported by the fact that Kelly wrote DNA in the style of dialectical theatre and it can be read in the
style of the playwright Brecht who focused on involving his audience in his exploration of theories.
He uses theatrical conventions such as rhetorical questions to consciously draw the audience to
comment on matters of science and the nature of humanity good and evil. In comparison to Lord of
the Flies (which offers a far more assured depiction of humanity) the role of the play is not to simply
present us a story, yet to compel audience members to question the many issues raised on our nature as
it progresses. I think this is most clearly demonstrated by Leah s monologues, which, as Phil ignores
them, seem to be implicitly directed to the audience, almost breaking the fourth wall . An example of
this is the question: Are we really that simple? Here Kelly puts Leah in the role of the chorus,
influencing audience members to

Essay On The Picture Of Dorian Gray
London is a commonly utilized backdrop for novels, plays and films. The monuments make for
stunning backgrounds in modern cinematography while the history and character of the city add
meaning and symbolism to a number of works and the works, in turn, contribute to the reputation of
London. In Oscar Wilde s The Picture of Dorian Gray, Dorian is a beautiful young man with an
increasingly corrupted soul as he is seduced by the city. The story of his decay takes place in two
famous parts of London the West End, known for its wealth and opulence and the East End, better
known for its poverty and opium. The two sides of the city mirror the two sides of Dorian himself, his
split personality giving the two sides of London their reputations. When the story begins, Dorian is
depicted as a gentleman, innocent and philanthropic, living in the West End. He is striking and
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This stays true to the stereotype of wickedness and savagery in the East End. But the death of Basil
Howard occurs in the West End. Dorian kills his old friend in his home, a hint that the East End has
not only corrupted Dorian, but now led to bloodshed in the previously pure West End. The glamour
has been poisoned by the vileness and the loveliness of London destroyed by indecent acts, as Dorian
s portrait has been altered with each sin. The stereotype already established of the West End as pristine
and perfect is ruined in this scene. The drugs, violence, and overall wickedness had previously been
contained but spilling over into the West End, London as a whole appears wicked and immoral. The
West End had been the place where Dorian was introduced to the temptations that would lead him to
ruin but the West End is not where the action took place. The East End, like Dorian s portrait, bears
the weight of reality while the West End is more like Dorian, perfectly clean on the

Text Messaging Is A Problem At School
Since the rise of the internet in the 1990s, and the sending of the first text message in 1992,
technology has rapidly become essential to our lives in the 21st century. Our generation relies on
phones to communicate instead of just talking in person or writing a letter. People are so connected to
the internet that we forget all the little things that matter around us. Some say that it does have an
impact on literacy, and others believe that it does not and that it is simply just another form of the
English language. The biggest problem is that text messaging is a problem at school. Slang is
damaging students writing and teachers are worried that children will bring slang words into the
classroom and their writing. Text messaging has become detrimental to academic literacy. Cellphones
have become one of the necessities in todays modern lifestyle for every teenager and adult. People
depend on cell phones for accomplishing their day to day activities in their professional and personal
lives. Everyday over 5 billion text messages are sent. People are so engaged in sending things to their
friends at a rapid speed. People walk around with their fingers glued to their phones and not caring
about anything else in the world. Phones are causing this fear that text messaging language will soon
replace the standard English language and young people will become unable to use the language
properly. Most Americans (adults and students) cannot go without their cell phones for

Pros And Cons Of Joining A Golf Country Club
Joining a Golf Country Club Items to Bear in mind
A golf country club is one thing lots of golfers consider sooner or later. If you are a novice, you are
most likely still reducing your teeth around the public courses and never seriously taking into
consideration the clubs. But when you love to play regularly, joining a golf club can appear tempting.
In the end, many high level golf tours play at the best country clubs. But you will find both pros and
cons to joining a golf club.
Give Me An Idea?
The most crucial factor you have to consider is what you truly want from your golf experience. Keep
in mind that golf country club costs can be quite costly so you have to make certain an investment is
going to be useful. For this reason you need to look into the course review, to determine the way the
eco friendly is. The greater exclusive the club is, the greater the costs is going to be. You will find
generally two costs you will need to pay Body is called an initiation ... Show more content on
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Aside from that, other costs may be greater. It is also smart to see the other services your country club
offers. Some may have other sports facilities and amenities you are able to avail. Generally, a golf club
membership is the best for golfers who re really devoted to the overall game and enjoy playing
regularly.
Benefits And Drawbacks
Playing at golf country club means you ll be using a less clogged eco friendly this can be a large
difference from public courses, which frequently have beginner gamers. Play is generally considerably
faster and you may even reserve tee occasions. Another factor to think about would be that the classes
are better maintained than public ones. If you are thinking about building business connections,
nothing can compare to golf in a country club to reach that goal!
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Choosing the best Country Club to

Issues Concerning Adult Students Today
This literature review investigates and outlines issues concerning adult students today. Institutions of
higher education need to design and adapt their programs to attract and engage this growing
population of students to meet their needs and insure their success. This paper will defines who adult
students are, discusses and outline the specific needs they have in higher education programs and
discusses the barriers they currently encounter. In addition, there will be discussion about best
practices to consider, those currently in operation and future concerns for both students and
universities. For clarification going forward, I will use the terms non traditional student, adult student,
adult learner, non residential student and nontraditional learner interchangeably. The growth of the
adult student population in higher education requires programs that address and support their specific
needs.
In January 2012, I returned to JMU after leaving in May of 1982. I began to attend classes on campus
in fall 2012. In one of my classes, my professor continually stressed how important it was to engage in
the campus community and involved in campus organizations. He really stressed that employers like
to see this quality when interviewing candidates. Of course, I began to become concerned because I
was not able to do this. My commute from Waynesboro was 35 minutes away and I did not have
access to the campus except when I was there for classes. Another professor

Research Paper On Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
After a surprisingly funny and exciting first outing, the Guardians of the Galaxy are back for a second
go of it in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. What made the first movie so charming was that no one
besides a huge comic book nerd is going to know who these characters are. What did there potential
lead to? Probably one of the best Marvel films to date. It looked different, it was almost entirely
separated from the events on Earth, but still had the whole Infinity Stones angle. What really made it
stand out is, of course, Chris Pratt becoming a superstar.
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As with most huge films, this one had to deliver on the almighty sequel. The promotion for this film
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To me, this film is far superior because it had to be better than the first. It s not quite as enjoyable to sit
though because there is a bit more drama in it, but it s a superior film. Every character gets serviced
properly because we all want to know more about the people in it.
Does Groot get a whole back story? Not as much as you d think, but he is the cutest damn thing in the
film. There s a major action part in the film, which has been shown a lot in the trailers, where Gamora
yells at Groot to find cover because it s dangerous. Groot smile and waves at her because Groot loves
everyone. Gamora has to stop, fail at holding back her smile, and says Hi. The moment should take
you out of the film, but Baby Groot is so cute that even one of the most badass warriors in the galaxy
is won over by him.

Ap European History Outline Chapter 10 Essay example
Mr. Dunbar
AP European History
Chapter 10 Outline: Renaissance and Discovery
Section One: The Renaissance in Italy * Section Overview * Jacob Burckhardt, a Swiss historian,
described the Renaissance as the prototype of the modern world in his book Civilization of the
Renaissance in Italy (1860) * In Italy blossomed new secular and scientific views * People became to
approach the world empirically and draw rational conclusions based on observation * Burckhardt saw
the emergence of the modern world emerge from that of the pre modern, or medieval, period * Some
criticize Burckhardt for overlooking the continuity between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance *
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* Despotism in Florence * Cosimo s grandson, Lorenzo the Magnificent, ruled Florence in a
totalitarian fashion during the last quarter century of the fifteenth century * Lorenzo s brother had
been assassinated by a rival family, the Pazzi, who had long plotted with the pope against the Medicis
which made Lorenzo a cautious ruler * Despotism throughout Renaissance Italy * Oligarchies, or a
small group of wealthy elites, hired strongmen, or despots, known as podesta to maintain law and
order * Podesta held executive, military, and judicial authority, and had the task of maintaining the
normal flow of business activity in the city state by whatever means necessary * Condottieri military
brokers who sent mercenary armies who were hired by the despots of the different city states; since
the despots could not rely on the loyalty of their divided populaces to serve as soldiers, they relied on
mercenaries who they contracted through condottieri * Some despots, like the Visconti and Sforza
families in Milan, came to rule their respective city states free from interference from oligarchies *
Political turbulence and warfare of the Renaissance period gave rise to the art of diplomacy and many
despots established resident embassies and appointed ambassadors to other powerful city states and
nations * Humanism * Scholars debate over the meaning of

Situational Transitions
In life people constantly experience changes. Whether the change is bad, good, expected or
unexpected, it always occurs. Similarly, people also go through transitions. However, unlike change,
which is a shift in what a person is used to, a transition is a turning point that often causes a major
reshaping in a person s life (Transitions Class Notes, 2010). There are five types of transitions that a
person can experience. The transitions include developmental, health illness, organizational,
situational, and multiple (Situational Transitions Class Notes, 2012). A situational transition in
particular is when a person experiences a reshaping in their lifestyle (Hampton, 2010). That being
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Another difference noted between the articles is that Perriera et al. (2007) focuses more on Latino
immigrant youth whereas Birman et al. (2007) and Gaytan et al. (2007) do not draw on a particular
ethnic group but on immigrant youth in general. Evidently, migrating to a new country can be
challenging for immigrant youth. Having a lack of resources available to meet their needs and family
conflict surrounding cultural preferences, can lead to the youth to have feelings of powerlessness and
despair. Powerlessness is the perception that one lacks the capacity or authority to affect an outcome
(Situational Transitions Class Notes, 2012). Without the proper resources available to immigrant youth
in their new culture and surroundings, they can feel as if there is nothing they can do to assist them to
progress in their new life. Also, because of family conflict, youth may feel as if they cannot talk to
their parents about their difficulties and therefore have nobody to support them through this
challenging time. This can cause them to feel defeated and believe themselves to be inadequate in
their capabilities. As a result, feelings of guilt and shame can arise, which in turn can cause them to
have a consistent negative outlook and continuously cause them to believe that they will fail. It is
important to recognize the impact of feeling of powerlessness as it can significantly affect the ability
of the newcomer youth

Essay about The Softer Side of Catullus Exposed in Poem 5
The Softer Side of Catullus Exposed in Poem 5
This paper begins by discussing Catullus genuine love of life as expressed in poem 5 and introduced
in the first line. It considers poem 5 as rather less cynical than many of Catullus others, and therefore
uniquely revealing. It then examines the first triad, which expresses defiance of convention, and the
second, which expresses the brevity of life and the urgency of love. The enumeration of kisses is then
discussed in particular detail with comparisons to poems 7 and 48. Finally, it shows that Catullus usual
cynicism, which is missing throughout most of the poem, appears just at the end, displaying Catullus
ingenuity.
Though he is indeed a cynic, Catullus seems to express in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Catullus passion for living sets the tone for the entire poem. The emotion he feels for Lesbia at this
moment allow us to see this passion. Given up to his feelings for Lesbia, Catullus shows us his true
self, a man who loves life and lives to love.
After the opening line, Catullus defiantly rejects the rumores senum severiorum, rumors of rather
harsh old men. For young men in love do not give heed to the opinions of others, especially to those of
old men. Old men are, as Merrill puts it proverbially the censors of the young (12). This affair is of
course a secret one, since Lesbia, whether Clodia or no, was certainly married (Cat. 83); therefore
Ellis gives scandal for rumores and censorious for severiorum (19). Yet no convention or opinion will
keep the eager Catullus from experiencing the joys of life and love. He insists to Lesbia that they must
pay no heed to such rumors, must value them at one penny, aestimemus assis. The words as, a small
bronze coin, and aestimare, to estimate, set another tone for the poem which comes up later that of
counting and guessing numbers.
The second triad in the poem makes it plain that, as Hart Davies notes, the poem s philosophy is
purely Epicurean (139). It introduces images that express the sense of urgency that a young lover on
the brink of new romance feels. To one in love, a lifetime seems far too short a season to spend with
one s lover. Therefore Catullus excitement at this new love makes him

In the study of micro-biology, there are several kinds of...
In the study of micro biology, there are several kinds of pathogens that can be observed in the human
body. They individually can pose a risk ranging from totally harmless, to life threatening, depending
on the pathogen. There are types of bacteria, virus, and even fungus that can cause a wide range of
problems for the human body. But there is one type of pathogen that is just as elusive as it is
dangerous a pathogen that is rarely discovered in the human body, yet when it is, doctors are at a loss
as to what can be done to stop it. It is called a Prion.
A prion is a protein with a three dimensional shape, as opposed to standard proteins. When a prion
comes into contact with another protein, that protein transforms into another prion. ... Show more
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However, there is also an opposing theory that suggests that the disease is caused by a virus, and that
the prion is merely a byproduct of the viral activity. When the disease is present within a cow, it
causes the brain to become riddled with holes that go all the way through the brain. Symptoms
manifest in strange behaviors, such as pathological nervousness and increased aggression.
The disease itself made headlines when it an epidemic hit Europe in the 1980s. The outbreak of BSE,
or mad cow disease , was amplified by the practice of feeding cows the meat products of their own
species. If a mad cow s brain matter was in the feeding cow s food, that cow could contract the
disease. The event became a widespread health hazard after a link between BSE and Creutzfeldt Jakob
disease was established, indicating that humans could also contract the disease by ingesting the brain
matter of cows. The epidemic was dealt with by changing the feeding practices the European meat
industry used to feed their cows.
Creutzfeldt Jakob disease is the variant of spongiform encephalopathy that infects humans. It can be
contracted from eating the contaminated brain matter of cows. Contraction of the disease is specific to
the brain matter consuming only muscle tissue from a steak poses no risk of contamination. The
disease targets the brain, and the patient will suffer

The Situation Of Ukraine As A Crisis
In 2014 the situation in Ukraine truly became a crisis. Then president, Viktor Yanukovych s pro
Russian stance made his leave of office in March 2014 quite the event. Russian troops immediately
began to mass near the Ukrainian border and set up camp at key points around the Crimean peninsula.
The Crimean Peninsula is a region in southern Ukraine that contains a significantly large number of
ethnic Russians. On March 16, a referendum to separate Crimea from Ukraine and join Russia was
voted on in Crimea under the close watch of pro Russian troops. Within days Russia annexed the
peninsula causing uproar in the rest of Ukraine and the world. Ukraine soon responded with military
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This independence was officially ended in 1922 when the Soviet Union incorporated Ukraine. Under
the control of the Soviets Ukraine was the site of several mass executions and famine s ordered and/or
caused by Stalin which killed around ten million people. This led to one of the primary reasons for the
conflict happening in the eastern part of the country today. Stalin sent millions of Russians to the
resource abundant east Ukraine. Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Steven Pifer said that this
cultural divide between the two parts of the country explains why the sense of Ukrainian nationalism
is not as deep in the east as it is in the west, (Bates). Even when the Nazis invaded the country many
citizens were happy to be liberated from the Soviets. Unfortunately the country became one of the
bloodiest countries of the war having one sixth (5.3 million people) of its entire population killed.
After the war Stalin once again executed more Ukrainians on the grounds that they cooperated with
the Nazis. Ukraine finally became fully independent in 1991 when over 90% of Ukrainians opted to
declare independence from the collapsing Soviet Union. Despite the country s formal independence
the new Russian state continued to involve itself with Ukraine. Ukraine s 2004 presidential election
was fraught with fraud as the Kremlin supported Viktor Yanukovych who was pro Russian. This fraud
led to what was known as the Orange Revolution which kept power away from Yanukovych until
2010 when

People Express
Harvard Business School
9 490 012
Rev. September 14, 1993
People Express Airlines: Rise and Decline
I guess the single predominant reason that I cared about starting a new company was to try and
develop a better way for people to work together . . . that s where the name People Express came
from. Most organizations believe that humans are generally bad and you have to control them and
watch them and make sure they work. At People Express, people will be trusted to do a job until they
prove they definitely won t. Donald C. Burr Founder, CEO People Express Airlines Under mounting
pressure to permit more competition, Congress deregulated the airline industry in 1978. By December
31, 1981, restrictions on new entrants, new routes, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The airline industry was viewed as a commodity business, but Burr saw a chance to offer a better
product to customers. (PE believed that customers, rather than passengers, created a more appropriate
mindset.) But taking advantage of deregulation was not the only reason Burr wanted to start the
company: greater, perhaps, was his desire to build a better organization one that was both more
productive and more fun than what he considered to be typical in American business. He was tired of
the politics and the beat them and they ll do more management styles he had seen all his professional
life. He was tired of what he called the deadening grind and lack of vision of T.I. s business style. He
wanted to design a new kind of airline, one that would provide both better and cheaper service, and be
an exciting and rewarding place to work. The focus of the company would be on people: hence its
name, People Express. From its inception, therefore, PE was seen as a chance by Burr and his
management team to experiment with and demonstrate a better way of managing not just an airline,
but any business. While Burr recognized his stance was contrary to the majority of organizations in
the United States, he rejected any insinuation that he was optimistic or soft. I m not a goody two shoes
person, I don t view myself as a social scientist, as a minister, as a do gooder. I perceive myself as a
hard nosed businessman, whose

Ansel Adams Influence On The Art Of Photography
Eli Cramer
Professor Dalton
English 111 W
9 September 2016
Title
Ansel Adams once said, No man has the right to dictate what other men should perceive, create or
produce, but all should be encouraged to reveal themselves, their perceptions and emotions, and to
build confidence in the creative spirit (Quote). Ansel Adams was born on February 20, 1902 in San
Francisco, California. Adams had a rough childhood, in the sense that he did not perform well in
school and was not very good at making friends. He was asked to leave school at the age of twelve
because he could not get his work done, due to the fact that he was dyslexic. In order to continue his
education, he has to be homeschooled. He took on the art of photography because of all his struggles
in school. Ansel Adams was a creative spirit. He took this up in order to show his real capability and
purpose in life. With the use of photography, he was able to educate people about the wilderness,
wartime injustice, and about photography in general. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since he liked nature so much, when he was fourteen he convinced his parents to take him to Yosemite
National Park. After this vacation that his parents took him on was later the place where Ansel Adams
went when he needed to get away from everything things and heal. Since he spent hours in Yosemite
National Park he took note on some of the wonderful images of nature that he could photograph and
displayed in his photography for others to see. After all of his hard work and dedication to working
and showing the natural beauty of nature and trying to show people that Adams received acclaim for
his Yosemite landmark pictures.

How Ww1 Changed British Literature
World War One began on July 28, 1914 and ended with the signing of the armistice on November 11,
1918. The war cost a total of one hundred eighty six billion dollars. The total casualties of the war
were thirty seven million, with another eleven million civilian casualties. The British Empire alone
lost over three million people in the war. (English) World War One effected the whole world the
heartache and bloodshed changed politics, economics, and public opinion. This war changed people s
lives, but it also changes their way of thinking and their way of writing. After World War One British
literature was changed from simple stories to a more realistic and meaningful approach to life.
Nineteenth century England is what most historians ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The three notable poets of the Victorian age became similarly absorbed in social issues. Beginning as
a poet of pure romantic escapism, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, soon moved on to problems of religious
faith, social change, and political power. All the characteristic moods of his poetry, from brooding
splendor to lyrical sweetness, are expressed with smooth technical mastery. His style, as well as his
peculiarly English conservatism, stands in some contrast to the intellectuality and bracing harshness of
the poetry of Robert Browning. Matthew Arnold, the third of these mid Victorian poets, stands apart
from them as a more subtle and balanced thinker his literary criticism is the most remarkable written
in Victorian times. His poetry displays a sorrowful, disillusioned pessimism over the human plight in
rapidly changing times, a pessimism countered, however, by a strong sense of duty. (English) World
War One was an event that changed literature throughout England and the world. People felt lost,
broken and disheveled after the war. This is obvious when you see the change in literature after the
war. Literature after the war, or post war literature, is different from the literature during the Victorian
age. The optimism of previous decades was abandoned and a bleak, pessimistic outlook on life

Applying Pert And Critical Path Method
APPLYING PERT AND CRITICAL PATH METHOD IN EVENT MANAGEMENT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. ABSTRACT
2. INTRODUCTION
3. METHODOLOGY
4. FIGURES
5. METHODOLOGY
6. CONCLUSION
7. REFERENCES
LIST OF FIGURES
1. Representing the activities to be performed, the necessary time and its costs
2. Chart PERT representing the tasks between the time and costs of the organization trainer
3. The PERT chart representing the critical path, its cost and the total time of dance training.
4. Representing the activities to be performed, the necessary time and its costs
5. Chart PERT representing the critical path.
6. Chart PERT representing the critical path, training cost and time.
ABSTRACT
The subject of the article is referring to the modeling and simulating of the formation of Event
management by applying the PERT/CPM (Program Evaluation and Review Technique/Critical Path
Method) and the taking into consideration of some risks associated to this activity. The aim of the
article is to offer practical support to the management of organizations in order to make a formation
program of event management, which implies activities of precedence and interrelated, critical paths,
the distribution of time resources and necessary costs for the fulfillment of the organizational
objectives.
Keywords: Program Evaluation and Review Technique chart, critical path, risk, human resources,
modeling, simulation.
INTRODUCTION
The abbreviation PERT/CPM is derived from the Program Evaluation

How Does Romeo And Juliet End In Such A Tragic Way
Does Romeo and Juliet always have to end in such a tragic way? Romeo and Juliet is a story about
Romeo, who in grief of his last love, falls in love with the beautiful Juliet from the house of his family
s enemy. Romeo and Juliet have to stay strong to keep their love from causing chaos in the city of
Verona. At the end of the story many people have died including Romeo and Juliet. But with a little bit
of imagination the story could end in a whole different mood. In a different reality, Romeo and Juliet
can have a somewhat happy ending. What would help with the tragedy is if Juliet was honest and told
her parents about her feelings for Romeo. When Juliet falls for Romeo she expects the worst reaction
from her parents. The thing is they could

Gang Subcultures Of Gangs
Hence, according to differential opportunity theory, if one is to create gang subcultures of criminal,
conflict, and retreatist; then there must be opportunity, or lack thereof to for one to participate in the
illegitimate structure, which would require the pre existence of gangs (Cloward Ohlin, 1960 in
Williams McShane, 2014, pg. 99 100). It should be noted that Curry and Spergel (1992) found that the
[prior] presence of gang members both males and females are also significant estimators for one to
become involved in a gang (pg. 284). Furthermore, the two strongest factors for individuals to become
involved in gangs was if a family member was already involved in a gang, or being near drug
distributors (Curry Spergel, 1992, pg. 284). Thus, if an individual were to join a gang it is probable
that there: is a prior presence of gangs in their neighbourhood, they have a family member that is in
gang, or the individual is near drug distributors, all of whom who would likely mentor the individual
(Curry Spergel, 1992, pg. 284). While this explains criminal gangs, it does not state if retreatist or
conflict gangs exist. Nevertheless, according to Klien and Maxson (2006), one consequence of gang
participation is drug abuse (retreatist) (as cited in Pitts, 2008, pg. 27). In terms of conflict gangs,
Yablonsky (1962) asserts that gang members are sociopaths, bent upon violence (as cited in Pitts,
2008, pg. 26); however, Christopher Schreck, Jean McGloin, and David Kirk (2009) indicate
otherwise, as they state that conflict subcultures are not solely defined by violence (pg. 789).
Additionally, differential opportunity theory states that a lower class individual will only have access
to illegitimate opportunities, as their SES deprives them of the chance to participate in the legitimate
avenues (Williams McShane, 2014, pg. 99). As stated previously, gang members tend to be poor and
racial minorities (Curry Spergel, 1988, pg. 399); in turn, having access to legitimate opportunities is
unlikely due to economic deprivation. Therefore, for gang members, after they fail or do not have an
opportunity to succeed through legitimate avenues such as employment and education, they resort to
illegitimate means to

Single Mom Essay
Many single mothers are living paycheck to paycheck working minimum wage jobs and unable to
improve their financial situation. Some are stuck in an unending cycle of poverty, while others have
erected walls that stop them from moving forward. Many single moms long for change, success, and
financial freedom, but after facing multiple setbacks, they have given up on their dreams.
As a single mom, the struggles of single parents is dear to my heart. I would love to see more single
moms thrive instead of just surviving.
I m aware that a good number of single moms are financially stable, have good paying jobs, or own
successful businesses. Sadly it seems those moms are in the minority. The reality is that many single
mothers are living in poverty with no hope of ever achieving financial stability. They are trapped in a
cycle of poverty with little or no hope of getting out. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Do you feel like you re doing all the right things expending time and energy working hard to get ahead
but you re still stuck?
Do you feel like you re just spinning your wheels and not making any progress (or making little
progress) in your single mom journey? Then this post will help you identify problem areas in your
life, or where you ve veered off course so you can begin to retrace your steps. The first step to taking
control of your life is to acknowledge that there is a problem.
I understand what it feels like to live a life you re desperate to get out of. I have been there too. I spent
three years in college as a single mom with no family around and limited finances. I have faced threats
of eviction and homelessness. I have been up to my eyeballs in debt,lacked emergency savings, and
had no clue about saving for

Transportation Of The Civil War
Ethan Stickler
March 10, 2017
Writing
Mrs. Sargent
Grade level: 6.6
Transportation of the Civil War Before the Civil War there were things that the North and the South
needed to use to move things around the place. There are two things that were most important. The
train that was the most important was the R.R locomotive and the man that made that was Richard
Trevithick. They moved the steal and other things on the rail and the R.R was used in the North more
than the South. They also used boats. Since they did not have steam boats, they used row boats. The
guy that made the steam boats was John Fitch. They used the steam boats to carry cotton up and down
the rivers. They used trains and steam boats to move cotton and steal during the ... Show more content
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The men that made these had to be smart then made the two most incredible thing that are used now
then back then but today we use it for getting places not like they used it back then in the 1860s. There
transportation back then was the steam boats and the R R train they were the high money
transportation for the southerners that was lots of money but to the Northerners that was nothing.
There was so many things that the South had that the North did not have. There was so many thing to
get a person around the place but when the y can out with the steam boats and the R R train there was
a different way of getting to place to place. Back then there was so many thinning that was happening
like cotton and rail road so they needed to find people to get it places so they made the train and steam
boat. Transportation was a big deal back then likes who is going to take my things and stuff, and who
was going to make it here. They all needed to make it place so someone in the South would use the
steam boat to where they need to go and if they can t make it that far they would have getting the train
and get there place. People back then need transportation and they got two big ones. Transportation
was a big deal back then so they all can still get around and not have walk but most of them did not
have way of transportation back then. Most of them

Biography Of Nicolaus Copernicus s Discovery Of...
Ages Through Science
In Latin America and Europe, people started to question the Catholic Church and began doubting if
the Church was abusing their power. After the Scientific Revolution, philosophical thinkers and
scientists discovered new theories, such as gravitational physics laws and other opinions written in
books. Nicolaus Copernicus s discovery of heliocentrism transformed astronomy, his writings changed
the people s perspective of the universe further challenging the Catholic Church s beliefs.
Before Copernicus, people made scientific discoveries such as Aristarchus of Samos (310 230 BCE),
had already identified the sun as the central unit of the solar system, but his ideas were quickly
dismissed due to the overpower of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most of his theory was correct, but one thing was incorrect, that being the path of orbit is circular.
People, during this time, were starting to break out of their shells and learning about new things and
ideas, but the Catholic Church, being the basis of life, disapproved. This shows that people wanted to
discover and educate themselves, but they couldn t with the church having power over them. Since
Aristarchus s theory was unprovable during that time since there were no telescopes or satellites, the
church quickly dismissed it. In the webpage, Nicolaus Copernicus, it is stated that Aristarchus used the
concept of parallax to show that the stars were a very large distance from Earth and to do that he must
have expanded the size of the universe enormously. These ideas contradicted what the Bible said, so
he was considered a sinner and people didn t want to agree and fall into the bandwagon. Due to people
s fear of the Church, many people went against their will and didn t get a chance to discover. During
Aristarchus s time, people suppressed new ideas and became subjects of the church. On the other
hand, Aristarchus tried his best to be strong in his ideas, but he didn t survive. Another astronomer and
mathematician before Copernicus was Ptolemy (90 168 AD) who also formed incorrect theories and
promoted the Church s power over the people. In Nicolaus Copernicus Biography, Biography.com
editiors wrote that Ptolemy

The Between 1800 s And 1860 S
The South in one period in time became a distinct entity away from the North. It became a separate
unified entity during the Antebellum Period between 1800 s and 1860 s. This period introduces the
idea that men wanted to make a difference in the world. An idea that a male will share is that of
absolute authority on his own plantation. One term that can be pinned down on this is that of the
yeoman farmer. A Yeomen farmer strived to become successful. Many wanted to own a huge
plantation with lots of slaves. Owning a lot slaves meant that many men could relax. The term of
Yeomen Farmers is introduced by Thomas Jefferson who sets a milestone for Southerners down the
road. Other then Yeomen farmers being part of the Social class is that of women. Women in society
are to be subjected to their husband. What the husband says for the to do it goes. Only one exception
to this is that if a woman is a Southern Belle. They can be further opinionatedThe South is unified by
the idea of a social class, honor, and politics.
There is a class division that separates yeomen farmers and poor whites that came to sometimes
became overseers of slave plantations. Poor whites are considered low on the social hierarchy in the
South. Jobs of the Overseers meant that they control slaves and overlook how slaves work. If slaves
are not productive they can get beat by these overseers. Masters often did not want to be over the
punishment of the slaves. Overseers will whip a slave if they did not keep in

Analysis Of Neil Postman s Amusing Ourselves To Death
In Neil Postman s book Amusing Ourselves to Death (1985), Postman argues that the information
shared with the American populace is shaped by the forms of media that are used. By giving a history
of the changing types of American media and the effect that each has on the information given,
Postman supports his claim. Postman s purpose is to prove that media changes the information given
to the public in order to call awareness to the validity of our news. Postman writes to an audience who
is educated by media and was raised through knowledge shared by media. Postman states that the
main point to Amusing Ourselves to Death is about how, Our metaphors create the content of our
culture (Postman 15). A metaphor is something that describes ... Show more content on
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The effect of this was that nothing could be simply looking at, but had to be looked over to find the
fact. With the invention of the telegraph, a large change came over the American culture. Because of
the increased speed of news, more news was sent out. This created an influx of irrelevant news and the
American people were forced to try to figure out what news was important and which was worthless.
With the influx, the idea of knowing something became not actually knowing the background, but just
knowing the headline. The biggest change to American culture came from television. Television is
viewed as a factual source; however, television...is devoted entirely to supplying its audience with
entertainment (Postman 87). The addition of television changed culture because it a major source of so
called facts was just a disguise for entertainment. The effect of this is that people s information
becomes a source of entertainment and the entertainment is taken as fact. The changing forms of
media and information creates a culture that the perceived truth becomes the same as entertainment
and there is a lack of ability to see the difference between the two. Neil Postman wrote this book 32
years ago, yet the sentiments are the same. Postman s arguments have grow to become more relevant
in the years since the book s original release. Postman s belief that, Our politics, religion, news,

Great Expectations Quotes
Chapter 1 Philip Pirrip who is known as Pip got that name because he couldn t pronounce his real
name when he was really young. Pip lives with his sister Mrs. Joe Gargery because both of his parents
are dead. One day Pip winds up in an old churchyard observing the gravestones of his parents when a
fearful man who had an iron leg approaches him. This man threatens Pip that he will tear his liver and
heart out if he does not bring him food and a file.
Chapter 2 When Pip gets home that night, Mrs. Joe Gargary is very upset and worried. She questions
where he s been and Pip tells her he was in the churchyard. Pip is given a piece of bread with butter on
it but he doesn t eat it, instead he stashes it in his pants. He does this so that he can ... Show more
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Wosple s Great Aunt s school. Pip then becomes friends with Biddy, Mr. Wosple s Great Aunt s
granddaughter. Also Mrs. Joe says that Pip will be going to Miss Havisham s house to play. She also
says that Uncle Pumblechook will take Pip in his chaise cart.
Chapters 8 14
Chapter 8 In the morning, Pumblechook took Pip to Miss Havisham s house for Pip to play. Miss
Havisham orders Pip to play and he tells her that he is too astounded by the largeness of the house to
play. Once Miss Havisham hears this he tells Pip to call Estella. Pip and Estella are told to play cards.
Estella is very rude to Pip and once Pip has to leave the house he starts to cry.
Chapter 9 When Pip returns back home he tells Pumblechook, Mrs. Joe, and Joe a wild story about his
day at the Satis House. The story Pip tells is not true and he says a bunch of crazy things that
happened. Later, Pip feels really bad about lying to Joe and decides to tell him the truth about what his
day was like at the Satis House.
Chapter 10 Pip still has trouble with his schooling but has a new determination to do his schoolwork.
He decides to take extra lessons from Biddy. On the way home, Pip sees a stranger stirring a drink
with the same file that Pip had given to the convict. Pip is immediately worried that people might find
out that he helped the

Kick A Soccer Ball Essay
How to Kick A Soccer ball There s different ways to kick a ball, you can kick it normally, you can
curve it, knuckle it. I am going to try my best to explain how to kick a ball normally and some of the
other examples. The 1st step is step back a few steps like about 4. Step 2 and this is optional is to look
up when you are about to strike the ball this is for to see where the goal is and where you re going to
aim. Step 3 is the run up , when you are running up to kick the ball make sure your non kicking foot ,
if you are a righty then your non kicking foot will be your left , if you are a lefty your non kicking foot
is your right. Make sure the non kicking foot is a couple inches from the ball. Step 4 is when you re
about to kick it make sure

Gay Adoption Research Paper
Gay Adoption: To Condemn or Condone
Last year, 29,471 children turned 18 and left the foster care system without an adoptive family (
Adoption 1). Unfortunately for those young adults, knowing the comfort of a stable family was not
part of their childhood. Though there is a high demand for children to be adopted, the reality is many
are not being adopted. Furthermore, even though there are children that need a good home, state
governments are purposely making laws that prohibit certain groups of people from adopting children.
States like Florida and Mississippi are both culprits. Two groups that are especially being targeted by
unfair laws are gays and lesbians. These unfair laws are clear discrimination, and they should be put to
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Because of this, the children are the ones who really suffer. If states limit the groups of people allowed
to adopt children, then more and more children will not have a family. According to the text, There are
423,773 children in the U.S. foster care system; 114,556 of these children are available for adoption.
Their birth parent s legal rights have been permanently terminated and children are left without a
family ( Adoption 1). There are at least 114,556 children in the U.S. foster care system waiting and
waiting and waiting for a family to take them home. By precluding gays and lesbians from adopting
them, the children will be without a home for their whole adolescent life. In addition, there are gay
and lesbian couples where one of the partners has a child from a previous marriage or relationship.
Even in this case, the non biological parent cannot adopt the child, and this leads to further suffering
for the children. In the article, Final Holdout on Same Sex Adoption , the author, Tamar Lewin, states,
Hannah Marie Phillips makes the same point, in her 8 year old fashion: We want the other name on the
birth certificate like my first mom, because both of my moms want to be a mommy, she said (2). The
interview of a little girl, Hannah Marie Phillips, explains that even she does not feel like her mothers
are receiving the justice they deserve. When the children are suffering too, something is definitely

Human Factors Affecting Your Largest Operating Expenditure
Introduction Manual order picking is still the most common way to fulfill orders from customers. This
process of order picking is highly labor intensive, repetitive and time consuming, resulting in one of
the largest organizational expenses in a warehouse environment. Traditionally, order picking systems
have been designed to limit travel time, search time, and pick time. The theory is that by reducing
travel, search, and pick time, the process should become more productive, limiting costs, reducing
errors, and being user friendly. So why design a system that is dependent on your largest operating
expenditure without taking into account various human factors which can lead to lower productivity,
increased errors, system constraints, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We installed new racking which enabled us to store our inventory higher than before, allowing us to
increase our product offerings. We changed our aisle configuration to decrease travel time. We
implemented a new system to locate our product which reduced search time. We configured our layout
of products so that the best sellers are on the floor which lowers our pick times. We even implemented
a new hand held scanner technology to reduce our pick errors.
With our new order picking system we were trying to increase production. During our planning of the
system, we never took into account how the human factor would affect our productivity. We designed
it to maximize our efficiency, increase pick rates, lower pick errors and be user friendly. We did not
take into account how our employee s learning curve, acceptance, and engagement would affect the
system. We realized that the system was still manual and that human error would be a factor, but we
did not fully consider the human factor in designing the system.
Question
Should human factors, which are traditionally overlooked, be more highly considered when designing
an order picking system to optimize productivity and reduce inefficiencies in a warehouse setting?
This question was reached with the help of the following PICOC:
Population Employees that pick orders
Intervention Impact of human factors on order picking

Menarche And Menopause
INTRODUCTION
Women who were the most dormant segment of the Indian population have now become active
participants in all aspects of life (Gyan, 2015). She bear s a special gift of bearing, rearing children.
The major concern in woman s life is reproductive health and they need enormous attention.
Menarche and menopause are the two important phase of the reproductive cycle. The menopause is a
time in women s life when the reproductive capacity ceases. In menopause, the post menopausal stage
is the time next to menopause and peri menopausal is the stage during which menopausal changes
occur (Pillitteri,1999).
In early menopausal transition, estrogen levels are generally normal or even slightly increased; the
level of follicle stimulating hormone begins to elevate but is generally in the normal range (Deborah
Grady, 2006). The women, in the transition to menopause, may experience vasomotor, psychosomatic,
urogenital, psychological symptoms, and increased the tendency to obesity, as well as sexual
dysfunction. The prevalence of these symptoms linked to menopause different across ethnic,
socioeconomic groups and between urban and rural women (Das Gupta, et al. 2009). These symptoms
are due to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A sample of 1730 randomly selected women the age group is 35 64 years, based on the date of late
menses women were defined as post menopausal (n=696), peri menopausal (n=183) or pre
menopausal (n=659). The results showed that post menopausal women had significantly higher age
adjusted levels of total cholesterol [6.0mmol/L in post menopause vs 5.7mmol/L in pre menopause, ps
Institute for Social and Economic Change. The investigators have an opportunity to address health
problem and measures with postmenopausal women and encourage healthy dietary

The Revolution Of Nicaragua s Society
The Nicaraguan Revolution from 1927 to 1979 was critical in the reconstruction of Nicaragua s
society. In an already turmoil filled Latin America, this revolution reshaped how Latin American
countries dealt with foreign occupation while helping the country form an identity[JLW1] . In
Nicaragua, the people were confronted with a war against the United States and resisting the Somoza
regime. They had to overcome these obstacles in an attempt to finally establish peace in society.
However, their journey towards peace was only complicated by political stratagems by western
powers for Cold War supremacy; in other words, Nicaraguans were not only at war with themselves
but also with western expansion. The United States government s obsession with halting the spread of
communism and controlling Latin American countries propelled the revolution to new heights.
Although his revolution has always had a unique place in Latin America history, this topic is still
rather unknown. There has always existed an extensive supply[JLW2] of records on the revolution but
it wasn t until the late 1970 s to the early 1980 s [JLW3] when political historians started to write
about it. Overall, most historians were intrigued by the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN)
and wrote extensively on United States occupation leading up to the revolution. Many Latin American
historians focused on the political ideologies of Augosto Sandino and his revolutionaries. Specifically,
how Sandino s

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