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Compare And Contrast Amigos Mexicanos And Mayan Dusk
Amigos Mexicanos and Mayan Dusk are fictional stories written by Juan Villoro. Both stories had
many similarities mainly with both of them having unnamed protagonists as well as both being written
in first person. These stories show a different side of Mexico and Mexican people. This approach
taken by Villoro as well as his style of writing and use of humor gives quite some insight into Mexican
life and Culture. One of the first things that I have noticed whilst reading these short stories was
Villoros interesting use of pronouns. Which was evident more so in Mayan Dusk . The author starts of
by using we which gives a sense of unity. However, as the story proceeds pronouns begin to change
from we to I and it s quite evident that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shaw was able to equate the success of these films to the new and unconventional approaches taken
by the directors, which mainly showed a more watered down version of Mexico and its culture in
order to attract international audiences. This was seen in Like water for chocolate in its portrayal of
Mexico as an ideal and tourist friendly Mexico. However, in Amores Perros Shaw believed the vast
success was also attributed to the director s focus on making the characters relatable and familiar.
These ideas and motives behind the success of these films was made clear by Shaw s historical
knowledge gave much needed insight into the history of Mexican film. This insight not only helped in
expanding the readers knowledge of Mexican film but it has also helped in linking Mexican films to
the cultrate and identity of the Mexican people. Shaw was also able to give in depth understsning of
films and the way they shape up peoples views. In
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Explain with Examples How Different Market Research...
M1: Explain, with examples, how different market research methods are appropriate to assist different
marketing situations. Looking back at the market research methods that could be used to collect
information, methods such as questionnaires/ survey, observation, focus groups, experimentation,
internet, website monitoring etc. I am going to select 3 primary and 3 secondary methods of research
from the ones I have written about. I have chosen 3 primary researches which are: Focus groups
Surveys
Observation
I have chosen 3 secondary researches which are:
Data records
Internet
EPOS/ RFID
I am working for the NHS and they have asked me to find out how effective the use of leaflets is
within the hospital. In order to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I could also use focus groups in the NHS to find out information about ways to improve the efficiency,
equity, effectiveness and quality of health care services they provide. After carrying out the focus
group, the NHS is left with a lot of qualitative data which is good as it is full of details and
information on ways to improve the educational leaflets however the data has to be compared and
recorded based on the views and opinions of people that represent their target population which is not
easy to do. In order to make comparisons, the NHS needs large samples of information because they
want good qualitative answers to make comparisons and also to evaluate the service they provide,
however a focus group is likely to present a small sample of information for the NHS but if the focus
group is representative it will generate good accurate results. However the NHS may need a large
sample so using a focus group may not be suitable. As head of human resources, I have been asked by
Paul slater to find out new ways teachers can use to teach students. I have chosen to observe other
teachers to see the ways they teach so that it can be incorporated to the ways other teachers teach.
Observing teachers in the Manchester College allows me to see how different teachers teach and the
resources they use that may help others. Observing teachers is good for collecting new ways for
teachers to teach as I am in the classroom and physically involved so that I

Brazos Theological Argumentary On The Bible Exodus
On the individual side of commentaries, I used the Brazos theological commentary on the bible
exodus by Thomas Joseph White to analyze Ex 2:1 21. The main difference with The New Interpreter
s Bible is that this book seems to be solely focus on the events in exodus. Before the introduction we
are given a set of series prefaces compose of acknowledgements and abbreviations to help us read the
book. The organization of the book starts with an index named contents where we are given the
number of chapters and subcategories of these chapters. In the chapter part we start with Introduction,
then Deliverance from Egypt: Exodus 1 12, Wilderness: Exodus 13 18, Covenant: Exodus 19 24,
Cultic Rituals: Exodus 25 31, and at last Fall and Eschatological Restoration: Exodus 32 40. The
introduction is divided in three categories, the darkness and light of god, the division of the book of
exodus, the four senses of scripture. These points summarize of the book literally. First the darkness
and light of god, Mr. Joseph White argues that the dense dark aspects are often around us. Sometimes
we get the idea that God has abandoned us. We may think so because we have always seen God as a
God of dazzling brilliance (Rev. 21:11; Hebrews 12:29) and God in good times. However, this type of
idea is challenged when one reads Exodus 20:21 As the people stood in the distance, Moses
approached the dark cloud where God was. Where the author of the commentary gives us a basic
through line to understand

The Music Of The Band U2
Rock music is one of the most well known genres of music throughout the world. It has survived
decades and well known bands have never truly died out. You can ask two different generations and
can almost guarantee that both will know the greats. In this genre there have been many bands and
artists that have influenced not only music but the world around them. U2 is a rock band that is
consistent with their message of love and musical structure of their songs. In this essay I will be
talking about three different musical performances by the band U2. I will take a look at the tonality,
texture, and other musical elements within these works of art. Ever since their start, U2 has been
nothing short of successful. U2 formed in Dublin ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Later on, in the mid 80 s they performed many charity shows, again showing their passion for a better
world. In 1987, their album The Joshua Tree took off and was ranked number one in the U.S. and the
U.K. and ever since U2 has been prevalent in Rock and Pop music all around the globe. They have
had tours around the whole world, After the initial European leg, the U.S. portion of its tour will kick
off in Chicago ( U2 Kicks Off World Tour in Spain ). They have even done tours as lately as 2015 and
performed 76 shows on the Innocence and Experience tour. U2 has sold more than 170 million records
putting them into an elite group with Billy Joel, The Eagles, and other amazing artists. In 2004 Rolling
Stone named Bono the 32nd best singer ever and Edge the 38th best guitarist. In 2010 eight of their
songs appeared in the top 500 songs of all time. They have a total 22 Grammys which is seventh all
time and first all time as group! U2 has been thriving for decades and part of their success is their
continual efforts to spread peace through their work. Although they have been around for so long they
still love to release songs, However, last week, Billboard reported that the album the Irish quartet was
crafting alongside producer Danger Mouse wouldn t be ready until next year (Kennedy). U2 is one of
the most successful bands in rock history. First to be analyzed, is the song Beautiful Day released in
2000 as part of the album All That You Can t Leave Behind.

Alabama University Application Research Paper
I have spent time after time thinking which college would be right for me in terms of academic
opportunities pertaining to the career I wish to pursue. Now after all this time I am absolutely certain
that the university is the college for me. It has everything I would want in terms of college and
learning environment. The welcoming atmosphere, the superb campus, and the opportunities that a
young adult about to enter the real world is searching for. I cannot envision myself at no other place
than the university of south Alabama.
There is more than meets the eye, however when it comes to why I wish to attend such a pristine
academic institution. While everything such as the departments and opportunities it offers are over the
top, There is one critical ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have visited a number of military museums and memorial sites in my life and every one i went to,
either the curator or other tourists were amazed by how long i would go on for about certain parts of
history that a section of the exhibit or area of the battlefield memorial pertained to. One day while my
family and i were visiting one of my favorite memorial sites, the USS Alabama battleship, I was
fortunate to have been there the first annual gathering of the USS Alabama living history crew, a
group of reenactors with a love for military history and the ship itself who board the ship and reenact
daily acts done by the sailors of the vessel to keep her afloat, from manning the anti aircraft guns to
cooking meals for the other crewmen in the mess areas. I got the attention of the members of the crew
and they were so impressed by someone of my age(i was 14 at the time) and offered me a chance to
join and i accepted immediately and spent several days on the ship with them conducting drills and
educating the populace about the ship and its history and at the same time, expanding my horizons and
my love for

The Testament Of The Ephesians
Paul, who is the author of Ephesians, is writing to the church in Ephesus and possibly surrounding
Asia minor cities. He wrote the book of Ephesians sometime between AD 60 62 when he was
imprisoned in Rome (3:1, 4:1, 6:20). The letter was taken to Ephesus by Tychicus (vs 6:21 22). Paul
knew that the Christians in Ephesus and the surrounding towns were growing and had heard about
their faith so he addresses the Ephesians as a corporate body (Hultgren, 2015). At the time, Ephesus
was a thriving city and the capitol of the providence of Asia. It was a city that was strategically located
to encourage trade routes that would attract people from all over. Today, Ephesus ruins are located in
modern day Turkey where people ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Context Literary: Most of Paul s letters are written as expositions which are carefully reasoned
explanations of his letter and well thought out words that are crucially placed to build agreement and
action among the people (Hendricks and Hendricks, 2007, p. 224). However, this particular passage of
Ephesians 3: 14 21 is a prayer among his exposition.
Right before this passage, Paul pleads with the Ephesians that the church needs to be made known of
the authorities in the heavenly places (Ephesians 3:10) so that they may have confidence in their faith
(vs 12). Paul starts verse 14 with For this reason showing his readers that this is why he is adding a
prayer in the middle of his discussion.
Content:
Paul uses this interchange in prayer as a Chiasm which is a list of ideas that are structured to parallel
each other in certain lines such as line A, line B, line C, line B, line A (Duvall and Hays, 2012, p. 100).
He starts the prayer out with Praise to the Father with words such as I bow my knees before the Father
(vs 14). He then explains God s great power in verses 15 and 16. Finally, he states his purpose of the
prayer in verse 17 with words such as so that . In verses 17 19 he tells us the purpose which is three
fold: that Christ may dwell in our hearts, to know the love of Christ, and to be filled with fullness of
God. In verse 20 he goes back to talking about God s great power and in verse 21 he closes the prayer
with more

Advantages Of Kewal Kiran
Why is kewal kiran so profitable as compared to any other listed apparel company in India? Is it
branding? Is it low cost advantage? Is there something else?
Kewal Kiran is so profitable for many reasons
They follow an intensive quality testing regime before products enter manufacturing phase. Further
the company is very dedicated to R D and centres its research on creating new brands and apparels to
satisfy the taste of the people and their ever changing trends.
They employ a skilled labour force, coupled with constant training and a good work culture helps the
company produce goods and services which meet the international standards in the denim business.
They use technology aimed at low cost manufacturing of denims. The company promotes ... Show
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In this backdrop, it is extremely important for
Players like Kewal Kiran to constantly be ahead of fashion trends and cycles.
The company s design team of 8 10 members travels extensively across nations
To be abreast of the changing style trends. As a result, Kewal Kiran has been
Active in introducing innovative designs and stitches, which have been
Successful.
Diversified brand profile a distinct advantage
Kewal Kiran s three major brands Killer, Lawman Pg3 and Integriti are
Positioned across the mass as well as premium categories. The company
Associates each of its brands with a different set of attributes in order to attract
Customers (with different qualities) to each of its brands. Differentiation
Amongst the brands within its own stable is essential for Kewal Kiran as the
Products across brands are essentially the same. The differentiation in
Positioning ensures that there is minimal overlap in customers buying its brands
Which, in turn, results in minimal cannibalisation. The success of its positioning
Strategy can be confirmed through the robust growth witnessed across brands
.

The Identification Of The Tax Evasion Methods Developed By...
Milos (2013) concluded the challenges in the identification of the tax evasion methods developed by
companies and by individuals, as well as the difficulty to eliminate tax evasion, however optimistic in
finding potential solution to minimize and diminish tax evasion concerns (p.171). Milos suggest the
creation of effective fiscal control is necessary rather than dramatic punishment, implementation of
feasible legislative system, increase tax awareness or tax education among citizens, and
implementation of clear, concise, simple, precise and stable fiscal or taxation laws to fight tax evasion
(p.171). Milos recommended several approaches to fight against tax evasion that must be implemented
at once:
Optimizing the legislative normative framework,
Continuously rendering effective the institutions that would fight tax evasion by eliminating the
persons that could be subject to corruption,
Diminishing the taxes and charges,
Finishing the integrated customs system of securing the borders,
Simplifying the taxation system,
Rendering transparent the system, process, results and others connected to fighting the taxation
evasion. (p.171) This is consistent with Skinner and Slemrod (1985) suggestion to strengthen
enforcement by heightened monitoring and amplified penalties for determine tax evaders, and the
benefit of maximize revenue, simplification of tax laws to diminish the loopholes or trim down the
breeding grounds of evading taxes schemes to lower the tax evasion

A Report On The Car
Set up
On 11/08/2016 I made a northbound turn from the far right westbound lane on Holt Blvd. I drive a
1992 faded red colored Ford Mustang. It was mid dusk at 4:30pm as this was before the time change
and nights came earlier. I was in the right turn lane 4th in a queue behind a four door Pontiac which
was behind a white U Haul type moving truck that was obstructing the view of the first vehicle. The
moving truck was the type with the high cargo hold that averages 12 feet from concrete to top of the
truck. My car has a seat height that prevented me from being able to see the lights of the intersection
until it had made its turn. I am unaware of the state of the light upon it making its turn, but I would
find out later that another officer ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The app warns the user of potholes, police, construction, slower traffic ahead, weather in the road that
could cause a problem.
On this early evening my app alerted me to a police presence in the route I was taking. Ten users had
reported seeing officers in the area. Ten alerts for officers is an unusual amount for any of my drives
that do not have an accident warning attached. A police alert triggers extra vigilance in myself while
driving. Daily news would have me believe that officer involved shootings happen regularly and I do
not want to obstruct whatever the officers are engaging in at that moment.
At the time of this writing, within the last 12 months, fifteen people have been murdered in Pomona.
As an added context, eleven people were killed in Pomona in 2015 and fourteen in 2016. I was on my
way to my wife s parent s house in Temple City where within the same time frame only four people
have been killed. I am more observant while spending any time in Pomona. On this occasion, I was on
a higher alert because of the unusual number of reports of Peace officers in the area without an
accident shown within the app.
I will briefly explain my cautious nature. My father died seven years ago suddenly. The autopsy
reported in simple terms that his heart had skipped a beat and was unable to get back into a rhythm. I
watched him die while I started performing CPR. I am now a father and my greatest

Natural Selection
Part B.
Over the millions of years organisms have been present on earth, there has been many forms of
evidence to suggest animals are evolving through natural selection. However, the question still
remains as to whether homo sapiens are still evolving through natural selection. Through the nature of
science being subject to change and many new discoveries being made each day, it is difficult to make
clear confined theories and conclusions, which will not be impacted on in the future.
Slide 14:
From Lamarck and Darwin s first key discovery into the theory of evolution and natural selection, the
statement of evolution by natural selection is no longer applicable to homo sapiens in Australia would
be incorrect as in the analysis of these ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Slide 22:
The main idea which discredits and contradicts evolution involves the idea that evolution proceeds by
random chance. However in Australia and among homo sapiens the only evidence to support the idea
that evolution is occurring are as a result of an organism evolving in order to adapt to the changing
environmental conditions of Australia.
Slide 23:
In conclusion, there are many different forms of evidence to support the idea of evolution by natural
selection among homo sapiens in Australia. With reference to the scientific theories and information
present today, it becomes obvious that homo sapiens in Australia are still evolving and will continue to
over time in order to cope with and adapt to environmental changes.
In the words of Sir Charles Darwin, It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most
intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change.
Thank

Unemployment Of The Australian Economy
In the Australian economy, trending unemployment rates are a prevailing socio economic issue. With
the labour market central to unemployment and the distribution of jobs, many factors arise as the key
influences on unemployment. With an incredible number of industries facing high demand by
consumers, it is speculated that employment would feature an increase to compensate. However, many
factors of the labour market contradict this and instead increase unemployment. Factors such as the
level of economic growth, technological changes, trends in productivity and the trends in inadequate
education have adverse effects on how unemployment increases and decreases. Unemployment
Overview Unemployment in the Australian economy is defined as the state of involuntary idleness of
work, and the rate of such. An extremely complex, it is often segregated into four key demographics
for analysis: national, state, youth and mature. Each of these four demographics feature varying trends
and are consistently affected by different factors of the labour market. Causes of Unemployment The
trend in unemployment within the Australian economy has swayed significantly in the past 30 years.
As of current, the national unemployment rate has been established at 5.8%, after an unexpected
downturn from 6% in February of 2016 ( Australia Unemployment Rate | 1978 2016 ). Over the past
30 years, the trend of national unemployment has been a downward drop, steadily moving from an
approximate 8.2% in 1976 to

Peekay In Bryce Courtenay s The Power Of One
Peekay, from The Power of One by Bryce Courtenay, is a character whose struggles and achievements
have caused him to develop the trait of perseverance, which has led him to even greater heights.
Throughout his life, Peekay has been blessed with many victories: the positive influences in his life
and the happiness boxing gives him. However, they have still developed his perseverance. In addition
to those, Peekay s downfalls have also toughened up his enduring abilities. Peekay has been
influenced greatly by outside forces, but it is his perseverance that has kept him afloat. Peekay has had
a rough life in general: his childhood filled with physical challenges and juvenile problems, while the
rest was more emotionally challenging and increasingly ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Peekay knew he had to create some form of outlet to carry on; blending in was the perfection choice
because mediocrity was the best camouflage known to man (Courtenay 30). Although a current
solution, this motto set the scene for later problems: Peekay no longer knows who he is. In addition to
those tragedies, Peekay s mother has returned completely different and has rid of his nanny. Thus
forcing Peekay to mature and walk past his childhood. To help him out of this ditch, multiple mentors,
like Doc and Geel Piet, have fed Peekay information that would help build his character. However,
this has only led Peekay to dead ends about who he truly is. He has felt pressure to please when being
praised as a great chief by the people. He has felt pressure to win all of his boxing matches, even with
his talent and the joy he receives from it. Peekay has persevered through his loss of self and reliance
on his inspirations by realizing that [He] was conscious also of the price [he] had paid. That in return
people took strength from [him]. Morrie, Miss Borenstein, and Mrs. Boxall all needed [him] as a focal
point

Persuasive Essay On Political Advertising
Political ads can be viewed as annoying, excessive, biased, and unnecessary. This opinion is shared
among many people within America with many wanting all ads to stop entirely. Now, are these ads
truly needed or are they just to make a candidate look good? Certain strategies used in political
campaigns can be confusing and frustrating. However, they can also help bring people together to
discuss their opinions and beliefs in order to decide who to support. Political ads can encourage people
to come together because of a common cause, improving our nation, and who is the best candidate for
President. Political signs and commercials are one tactic that can be misleading. Many people feel that
candidates use bandwagons and endorsements to help them look good and promise immediate changes
which are either not possible or can take a long time to achieve. This is like with Mondale Ferraro,
who made many different types of images to make him look more popular (Document A). However,
these images also help people decide who would be better for the job based off of looks, beliefs, and
other attributes. I would use these to help make myself stand out from the other candidates by putting
in true aspects into my campaign so they do not put false hope into what I stand for. This also helps
decide what issues the public focuses on the most based on their beliefs. The candidates running for
President try to get rid of the issues the public are concerned about to encourage the public to vote for
them. Bandwagons use well known and respected groups of people to influence the public to vote for
a candidate because they are doing it. This can be done with several methods, like endorsement,
glittering generalities, and even using a spoil system to intrigue people into electing them. This is like
the Reagan TV ad where he tried to improve his image with the actions he had promised, which
spread with the public (Document B). In addition, it helps clarify what people want most out of a
candidate for their benefit, as well as their own benefits. I would use bandwagons, because it helps get
other people s attention and make myself popular to others. But these methods can help a candidate
who already has a lot of public support. This

US Airways Flight 1549
On January 15, 2009, a US Airways jetliner with 155 people aboard flew into a flock of geese and lost
power in both engines shortly after takeoff from La Guardia Airport on its way to Charlotte, NC (The
New York Times, 2009). After losing power to both engines, the Captain Chesley Sullenberger and
First Officer Jeffrey Skiles of US Airways Flight 1549 were faced with an emergency situation that
could have ended in tragedy if not handled properly. Upon the review of the National Transportation
Safety Board s (NTSB) public hearing video. The flight crew utilized numerous Crew Resource
Management (CRM) techniques which allowed them to handle the emergency situation with
exceptional results throughout the sequence of events leading up to the water landing on the Hudson
River. Some good CRM techniques that were noted while watching the NTSB s simulated re
construction of the emergency situation were, proper use of checklists, utilizing the assistance of the
first officer, requesting assistance from Air Traffic Control (ATC), and sharing information with the
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264). They proceed in explaining that this responsibility includes, managing the information that he is
given from the equipment, from those in the cockpit, and from those on the ground (i.e. Air Traffic
Control) (Salas, Shuffer Diaz Granadoz, 2010, p. 264). Captain Sullenberger s keen attention to detail
and exemplary utilization of good CRM techniques allowed him to maintain situational awareness and
provide updates to ATC as the emergency situation

Four Causes Of Solar Eclipses
Solar eclipses are known for their beautiful and definitely interesting look they give upon the naked
eye. To be more precise it is when the sun, moon, and earth are lined up in the same plane. When
doing so the moon goes in between the Earth and sun either covering or partially covering our most
closest star. There happens to be four kinds of eclipses in total. Total, annular, partial, and hybrid.
Each eclipse has different t affects, causes, and looks that give them their name. The first eclipse to
review is Total solar eclipses. Studies show that on average, they tend to appear every 18 months on
Earth. Also, there are two types of shadows named the umbra and the penumbra. An umbra is when a
certain part of the shadows shows no light whatsoever. A penumbra is lighter and more funnel shaped
shadow that allows only a little bit of sunlight to pass. During this eclipse the moon cast its umbra in
just a few hours which means that it can sweep a third of the way around the planet! Some say that if
in the path of the umbra you may see the suns disk diminish into a crescent. This is because the moons
shadow heads toward them. A corona is the tenuous outer atmosphere of the sun. Briefly during this
eclipse, the corona is revealed as the sun is completely covered. Sadly, this beautiful piece of art only
lasts a few minutes as the longest one ever recorded was seven minutes making it rarely ever seen.
Next, a partial eclipse is only seen when the penumbra passes overhead. Meaning

Family Genogram Analysis
According to Bowen Family Systems Therapy, a healthy family functioning has low anxiety, high
levels of differentiation of self, and contact with family members. However, problems occur when
there are underlying problems of emotional fusion passed from generation to generation and the
amount of stress exceeds family s ability to manage it. Patterns are meant to solve the problem of
anxiety. Most commonly a genogram is used, which allows others to see emotional bonds between
people involved and the clients learn to think systemically to explore their own contribution to conflict
(Nichols Davis, 2016). Analyzing my genogram, can give me a better understanding of how the
emotional system operates in my family system.
My nuclear family emotional

Effects Of Prison Experiment
Psychological Effects of Prison Philip Zimbardo s Stanford Prison Experiment remains an important
study in our understanding of how situational forces can influence human behavior (Cherry). The
purpose was to understand the development of norms and the effects of roles, labels, and social
expectations in a simulated prison environment ( Stanford Prison Experiment ). What was supposed to
be a two week experiment only went on for six days because Philip G. Zimbardo says our guards
became sadistic and our prisoners became depressed and showed signs of extreme stress ( Stanford
Prison Experiment ). In 1971, the Stanford Prison Experiment successfully proved that predefined
roles strip away individuality, moral values, and dignity. Philip Zimbardo was the leader of the
notorious 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment ( Philip Zimbardo ). The ... Show more content on
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Previously guards were told to make the prisoners feel powerless without physically harming them
(Ratnesar). Participants now assume that their job is to make the prisoners feel powerless, which
blinds them of how guards should actually treat prisoners. Prisoners are expected to obey guards even
when one of the guards lined up the other prisoners and had them chant aloud: Prisoner #819 is a bad
prisoner. Because of what Prisoner #819 did, my cell is a mess, Mr. Correctional Officer. They
shouted this statement in unison a dozen times ( Conclusion ). Prisoners shame fellow inmates under
the guards command because it is the right thing to do instead of defending prisoner #819. Later the
experiment ended early because it could be seen through videotapes that the guards were escalating
their abuse of prisoners in the middle of the night when they thought no researchers were watching (
Conclusion ). Guards abuse their power instead of using reasonable discipline because they know that
they are the authority in this

Importance Of Working Relationships In Social Care Settings
A working relationship should be performed to professional standards and codes of conduct to ensure
that boundaries are kept. A working relationship should focus on work related matters and personal
agendas/ issues should not be brought into it. It helps to prevent any confusion or miscommunication
with service users about the nature of your relationship you must remain professional whilst at work
and keep your private/ personal life just that.
A professional relationship, kept on a purely professional footing, helps to keep all concerned focused
on the work situation and environment.
There are several types of working relationship in the social care setting, they include care/ support
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To work within the policies and procedures within your organisation.
Your agreed ways of working will have been drawn up in line with guidelines from CQC and help to
ensure that standards of care and its delivery are standardised and regulated throughout the care sector.
It is important to keep aware of any updates and changes in the agreed ways of working this will help
to provide the best care to at least a minimum standard that is consistent across the board. It also helps
to keep all staff up to date with current legislation.
To ensure that good practice is followed and that all relevant is available for everyone to be able to
work as a team for the good of the service user. Clear communication in partnerships helps provide
good standards of care in conjunction with best practice.
Clear communication is imperative to ensure a good working partnership as it provides all parties
involved with the most up to date information, policies, procedures and plans of action in accordance
with regulations and guidelines. It also helps in preventing information being lost or
miscommunicated. Respect for colleagues, service users and their families plus any other

Homeless Man Homeless
I am in a large crowd in New York City. There are many people in this crowd. Some are in a hurry,
and others are simply walking slowly, at a near stop. The people in a hurry are bumping into the
slower ones, and mumbling some rude things under their breath. The slower ones seem not to care or
notice.
Some stop to give a homeless man with a sign money, and others tell him to go get a job and to stop
robbing people blind. The man sits there, and starts to tear up. If you ask him, he ll tell you why he s
there, and it surely isn t to rob people of their money. I can t believe how rude people can be. Then
you might see people singing and playing instruments, getting more money than the homeless man.
The way the world is today makes

Describe the Factors to Take Into Account When Planning...
1.1 Describe the factors to take into account when planning healthy and safe indoor and outdoor
environments and services. Before starting any activity it is important that you take into account the
health and safety requirements of all pupils, ensuring that the environment is free of any hazards and
that pupils will be able to work/play safely. Factors which should be taken into account when planning
healthy and safe indoor and outdoor environments and services are: Ratios of staff to children.
Children s health needs . Risk assessments to be carried out daily and hazards reported. Individual
needs of each child. Suitable environment, security or actual environment, temperature of classrooms.
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Furniture: Is all furniture inside the classroom in good repair and suitable for the size of the user. This
will ensure that pupils are able to sit comfortable when working , maintain good postures and are not
hunched over small tables. Permanent fixtures need to be taken into account, are they in good
condition and securely fastened, eg cupboards, display boards, shelving. Hot surfaces such as radiators
also need to be protected where necessary, to prevent the risk of burns to pupils. Temperature: The
heating should be adequate it should not fall below ....... or above ......... Basic needs: There should be
access to basic needs such as, toilets washing facilities and drinking water. These need to be located
close to the classroom. Safety: All entry doors should be lockable to prevent any un wanted visititors
but also allow for an easy exit in the case of an emergency. Outdoor Environment: Security: Any
outside area used by children should be secured and boundaries regularly inspected, to ensure the
safety of all pupils. Upkeep of the areas used: It is important that grassy areas should be kept tidy and
mown regularly. Hard ground should be swept and even to avoid any hazards e.g tripping over uneven
flag stones. Rubbish must be removed daily before children are allowed to enter the area e.g litter,
broken glass and animal mess. Equipment and toys: Children

Summary Of Videotape By Don Delillo
How can we determine what s real? The mass media were once thought of as holding up a mirror to,
and thereby reflecting, a wider social reality. Now that reality is only definable in terms of surface
reflection of the mirror was once said by Dominic Strinati (1992). The short fiction, Videotape, was
written by Don DeLillo in 1997 published in one of his novels Underworld (1997). The themes of
postmodernism and how the role of mass media forms false representation, resulting in changes of the
meaning behind events, is centered on the story Videotape . The impact of media attracts the society to
postmodernism with the obsession of violence. Don DeLillo was influenced by several historical
events surrounding him such as the Vietnam war, John F. Kennedy Assassination, the Civil War
Rights, and the revolts that occurred afterwards. The material in his novels are described as, Living
with the dangerous times (Nance, Web). Don DeLillo was born on November 20, 1936 in Bronx, New
York. He didn t grow up with an interest in writing until his teenage years, where he began reading
during a summer job. The first novel he has ever written was called Americana, which was finally
published in 1971. The story, Videotape, demonstrates that the society is centered on death and
violence through media because it is viewed as more realistic than the actual event. One of the key
points in the story is that the accessibility of technology creates realism, which portrays daily life

Career Builder
In looking for a better opportunity in the healthcare field, I found that I enjoyed working with
CareerBuilder.com the most. CareerBuilder has many options than Riley guide. CareerBuilder is more
reputable in market than Riley Guide. CareerBuilder is easier to navigate. The filtering capabilities in
CareerBuilder are more profound than Riley Guide.
The Riley Guide is not as organized as CareerBuilder. In CareerBuilder everything is located in home
page and easy to find. The boxes make it easy for me to see everything being presented in
CareerBuilder. The Riley Guide seems confusing as the homepage is very chaotic. In terms of
organization, CareerBuilder is much superior to me than The Riley Guide.
CareerBuilder database is large and easy to filter. As all the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Cultural differences during job search. CareerBuilder.com.21 Jun. 2014.web. Retrieved November 15,
2014
October10, 2014 ENTRY 15 : Course Reflection
Reflect: This course never interested me. I really was never interested to take this course as there was
no need for it. I considered myself who could write well as needed in my job. For the field I am in, I
did not think I would need more than I already knew, rather I felt it was waste of time. For me to stay
focused and remain enthusiastic was the biggest challenge.
As I started doing this course , I began to enjoy little bit. I am a very practical, who likes to see things
and learn by doing. By writing different topics it helped me to develop my creative abilities. In a way,
the course has made me a deeper thinker than I used to be. I also look into grammar when I read. I
always thought I can write well as needed but I did not really had a sense of a proper process of
writing. There is more to it than writing and proofreading a rough draft as I thought before. Prewriting
has taught me to write my papers for nursing much more easily. This allows me more time to
proofread and check my facts. It also gives me some

Social Polarization In Australia
Australia is a highly urbanized country, with most of the population living in the city. Out of the 23
million residents nearly 70% live in major cities or towns (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2013).
Population growth continuous to be prominent in inner cities and outer suburbs. Australian major
cities play a key function for the national economy. However the increase in urbanization and
immigration creates issues such as social polarization. Social polarization creates vulnerability with
continuing high rates of unemployment, low level of household income, separation between
communities and inequality.
Social polarization
Cities today are dominated by business and industrial services rather than by manufacturing, creating a
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In many urban areas, the gab between high income workers and low income workers is increasing,
creating inequality and lower social mobility. Not only has the gap between the rich and poor
widened, but this gap also has become a crucial determinant of overall welfare such as education,
employment, health and personal security. 70% of the population in Australia lives in cities and towns
and therefore the major cities play a key function of the national economy. The increase in
urbanization creates conflicts and competition between richer and poorer communities as an
increasing amount of jobs need higher qualifications. The structure of the Australian economy has
shifted from manufacturing towards services. Employees from the manufacturing jobs were especially
vulnerable as 70% of the workforce had no educational qualifications and therefore couldn t adapt to
the new sector and technology

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Stress In The Bible
The word stress has become an essential part of our vocabulary today. The American Psychological
Association defines stress as a feeling of being overwhelmed, worried or run down. Stress can affect
people of all ages, genders and circumstances and can lead to both physical and psychological health
issues. There are external and internal factor that causes stress every day. For example in an internal
level can be the inability to accept uncertainty, rigid thinking, and lack of flexibility, negative self talk,
and unrealistic expectations or perfectionism. On the other hand, people around us or external
situations can also to elevate our level of stress, such as major life, changes, work or school,
relationship difficulties, financial problems, being too busy, and children and family. ... Show more
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After living Egypt, the congregation of Israelites complained against Moses and Aaron in the
wilderness saying, for you have brought us out into this wilderness to kill this whole assembly with
hunger (New Revised Standard, Exo 16:3). This circumstances put in Moses and Aaron in a stressful
situation, they were responsible for these people that were hangry and did not have anything to eat.
Another example is the frequent wars that the Israelites went through. Also the Bible narrates
approximately 53 remarkable battles from Abraham to the beginning of the Christianism. Moreover,
slavery was a factor that produces stress. The Scripture shows us that after Joseph death a new king
came into power over Egypt, this king oppressed the Israelites and made the people them work very
hard (Exo 1:11 14). In the biblical context to have children was not just a desire, but also a duty. Sarah
and Abraham for a long time were waiting for the promised child, and for many years they did not
received answered (Gen

The Effect of Task Complexity on the Relation Between...
1. Introduction
In this study I want to look at the effect of task complexity on the relationship between team based
incentives and performance. I will thus try to find whether task complexity is a moderating variable in
the relation between incentives and performance and specifically try to find whether this effect differs
for individual incentives and team incentives.
When looking at incentive contracts in management accounting literature, usually theories from the
field of economics and psychology are combined. In some circumstances these theories can lead to
quite opposing predictions of the effect of incentives on performance. In general incentive contracts
are a decision influencing control tool used to make sure that people s ... Show more content on
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For example Lazear (2000) empirically finds in a manufacturing environment that pay for
performance increases productivity with 44%. On the other hand Bonner et al. (2000) find that only in
about 50 percent of the experiments they examined, financial performance led to improvements in
productivity. This thus means that the relationship between incentives and performance may be
dependent on the situational circumstances and they do not work in every environment. Specifically in
their review of experiments Bonner et al. (2000) find that when the complexity of the task increases
(relative to the skill of the participants), the likelihood of observing a positive effect of incentives on
performance decrease. Bailey and Fessler (2011) also find that monetary incentives are more effective
when the task is less complex. On the other hand in a review of empirical studies on financial
incentives and performance Jenkins et al. (1999) find that financial incentives are generally related to
output quantity but not to quality. Furthermore, they find task type is independent of the relation
between financial incentives and performance. If the performance on a complex task is more difficult
to measure, the agent s effort thus has less influence on the performance measure (more noise, less
sensitivity) and the measure is less effective.
All the above studies are concerned with individual incentives. Apart from research on individual
incentives there is also a lot

Questions On Materials And Methods
2 Materials and methods 1. Snails B. alexandrina snails (8 10 mm) from Medical Malacology
Laboratory, Theodor Bilharz Research Institute (TBRI), Giza, Egypt were used. Pieces of
polyethylene sheets were put into the aquaria to collect egg masses. 2. Synthetic insecticide: Match
5% EC: Lufenuron 5% EC (Registration No., 609) was purchased from Syngenta (AGRO Egypt). 3.
Bioassay tests: 3.1. Molluscicidal screening: A stock solution of 1000 ppm was prepared from the
insecticide on the basis of W/V using dechlorinated tap water. To calculate LC50 and LC90, Series of
concentrations were prepared and ten B. alexandrina snails were placed in beakers for each
concentration (WHO, 1983) and another group in dechlorinated water as control. Three replicates
were prepared for each group and control, then, snails mortality was recorded. 3.1.1. Collection of
hemolymph: To collect the hemolymph, a small portion of the shell which situated directly above the
heart of snails was removed and a capillary tube was inserted into the heart (Nduka and Harrison,
1980). a Total hemocytes count: The number of cells was counted using a Bürker Turk hemocytometer
(Van der knap et al., 1981) by using 10 µl of hemolymph of each group. b Differential hemocytes
count: Hemocytes monolayers were prepared according to the method of Abdul Salam Michelson
(1980). c Biochemical Assays: Activities of aspartate aminotransferase (AST) and alanine
aminotransferase (ALT) in

European Exploration Essay
What is now called the European Exploration is a period in the sixteenth and seventeenth century
when explores went out to search for new land and trading routes. Factors such as economic, political,
and cultural were the causes of the exploration. Before exploration in Europe, they experienced the
Black Death. The Black Death was a bubonic plague cause by the spread of bacteria. The plague
killed up to 30 to 60 percent of Europe s population. After the Black Death Europe experienced a
renewal of population and economic activity. The demand for luxuries, most importantly Spices, from
the East came known. Spices were not only used as flavorings for food but they were also used in
anointing oil and as incense for religious rituals. Lastly, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 718 to 1492 there was a battle between the Christian Kingdoms and the Muslim Moors for control
of the Iberian Peninsula. The Christian Reconquista brought passion and energy to Europe and
encouraged them to continue the Christian crusade. Oversees exploration was the main way to reach
the non Christian territories. In addition, eagerness for exploration was increased by a lack of
opportunity at home. Due to the Reconquista, many Spanish men of the upper classes found their
opportunities greatly limited. The men looked to the sea for advanced fortunes. None of these voyages
would be able to be taken place if not for the government, who funded all of them. The Spanish
monarchy was stronger than previously so it was in a place to be able to support foreign endeavors.
Monarchies had many motivations to expand one of them including, being able to profit from trade.
Also monarchies had the desire to please God, which would be fulfilled by exploring new lands and
converting them to Christianity. Finally, the competition between the monarchies and Protestant and
Catholic states was an important factor in the steady stream of expedition. The European age of
Exploration made a big impact to Europe, from gaining new land and becoming a part of a trade
network. To explain his motives, a Portuguese explorer once said to serve God and His Majesty, to
give light to those who were in darkness and to grow rich as all men desire to

The Arian Controversy Caused A Great Uproar During Early...
The Arian controversy caused a great uproar during early Christianity. The controversy argued that
because God is divine and ontologically perfect, He cannot change because it would signal a defect in
perfection. It also argues that If Jesus is the incarnation of the Word (Logos), and the Logos is divine,
like the father, then God would have changed through the human life of Jesus. With this, Arians say
that God would have had to suffer in Jesus, which is impossible. Now because of theses reasons, Jesus
(Logos) could not be divine, but instead would be a great exalted creature. This creature would be
higher, spiritually, than humans, but would be under God. Arians also argue, Jesus could not be human
if we were divine and if Jesus would not be human then there was no way he could become salvific,
meaning we cannot be saved or follow in Jesus examples. Another issue that the Arians argued was, if
Jesus is the Son of God and is begotten, he must have had a beginning in time. It is God s essence to
be eternal so the Son of God/Jesus must be a form of a creature. There was no possible way that Jesus
would be God. Finally they believed that the Trinity is three separate beings. The Council of Nicea
was called by Constantine to have an official ruling as to who Jesus was and how he related to God.
Other issues were dealt with, during the conference, but when it came to the understand of Jesus and
God, things got interesting. Eusebius was a supporter of Arianism and during his

How Did Phineas Gage Change The Brain
In 1848, Phineas Gage was a 25 year old working man. An accident occurred to him at work one day
which radically changed how the brain was viewed and known to function. He was helping to prepare
the way for railroads to be put down when an explosion happened unexpectedly and it sent a 43 inch
tamping iron into Phineas Gage s head through his face, skull and brain. The tamping iron went all the
way through and landed some ways off. The remarkable thing was that Gage became conscious within
a matter of a few minutes after the incident. Not only did he wake up but he still had the ability to
walk and to talk. Even though Gage survived his injuries he was no longer the same.
Where Gage had previously been a responsible and likable person he was

Marfan Syndrome Pros And Cons
Marfan syndrome (MFS) is an autosomal dominant disease of the connective tissue, affecting mostly
the skeletal, ocular and cardiovascular systems, caused by mutations in the FBN1 gene. (Fernandes et
al 2016) It was first described just about 100 years ago and was one of the first conditions classified as
a heritable disorder of the connective tissue. MFS lies at one end of a phenotypic spectrum, with
people in the general population who have one or another of the features of MFS at the other end, and
those with a variety of other conditions in between. (Pyeritz 2000) One in four cases of MFS occur
through due to a random mutation the rest are inherited. (Lima et al 2010) Marfan syndrome affects
anywhere from 1 2/10,000 individuals and has a large amount of variation in its symptoms and
severity. The incredible variability of Marfan syndrome and the lack of identifiable phenotype
genotype correlations point to the occurrence of modifier genes. (Fernandes et al 2016) According to
Groth et al. the prevalence of MFS could increase because during their 38 year study they saw a clear
rise in prevalence. The age of diagnosis for MFS can range throughout an entire lifetime however the
median age of diagnosis is 19 years old. It has the potential to be a life threatening ... Show more
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The main symptom of MFS is the development of aortic aneurysms, most often in the root of the
aorta, which in turn can lead to dissections of the aorta often resulting in death. (Franken et al. 2014)
An aortic aneurysm is a swelling or bulging of a blood vessel wall and the greater it grow the thinner
and weaker the wall becomes. If the wall becomes too weak it can burst or tear allowing blood to rush
out which causes the inner and middle layers of the aorta to separate which is known as an aortic

Working With Teams
Working with teams
Working in teams is a common approach that many areas such as schools, workplaces are taking in
certain tasks, responsibilities or even special projects. While it can be quite challenging to work in
teams towards a common goal due to different personality types that people have it is very
advantageous for both individuals and the organizations involved (Rasing, 2013).The paper will
highlight on some of the positive experiences that exist for working in teams.it will at what people
learn from working in tams.it will further look at how teams are used in workplaces and other areas
like education. Finally it will look at the advantages of team work and how teamwork skills might
benefit a specific field.
Experiences of working with teams I have worked with teams under very many occasions in school
and also in my current workplace. I have had both positive and negative experiences when working
with teams.in terms of positive experiences I can say that there was a lot of cooperation from other
team members and hence any task given to us that required to be executed by the team was effectively
executed. Through teamwork there was the creation of better communication from team members and
hence positive relations were built (Rasing, 2013).On several occasions especially in school, I was
helped by other team members particularly on my weak areas and hence I was able to improve on my
weak areas. On the other hand there are also some negative experiences that I

Thesis Statement About Arsenics
Thesis statement: Water, food, and air that contains arsenic causes human health problems.
Background and history of Arsenic? The elemental Arsenic was discovered by Albert Magnus in 1250
A.D. The word Arsenic comes from a Greek word Arsenikon, means yellow orpiment. Arsenic has an
atomic number of 33 with a melting point of 1141 degrees Fahrenheit or 889 Kelvin. The density is
5.75 g cm 3 and the atomic mass is 74.922 g/mol. Arsenic was already known for a long time during
the Egyptian, Greeks, and Chinese civilizations. But identifying this chemical as an element such as
the atomic number and the atomic mass, were discovered by Albert Magnus. The appearance of
arsenic is semi metal and has a silver grayish color. Arsenic were used ... Show more content on
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Long term exposure to low doses of arsenic may change the way cells communicate, and reduce their
ability to function, according to researchers at Dartmouth University. It could play a role in the
development of diabetes, cancer, vascular disease and lung disease. The Food and Drug
Administration says that long term exposure to high levels of arsenic is associated with higher rates of
skin cancer, bladder cancer and lung cancer, as well as heart disease.
(https://www.livescience.com/23304 arsenic rice fda health effects.html). Arsenic goes into the human
body through inhalation, ingestion, and skin absorption. If the arsenic inhaled, it goes into the lung
and then goes into the bloodstream. Then liver, will filter the blood and the arsenic will be removed.
Once, the arsenic is removed, it will excreted by urine. If the arsenic was ingested it will go to the
gastrointestinal tract and be removed through human feces. There were two types of Arsenic, the
organic and inorganic. The organic is less harmful than inorganic. In acute arsenic toxicity organ
damage could occur and may lead to death. On the other hand, disfiguration of extremities due to
chronic arsenic exposure may lead to the development of malignant tumors (ww sciencedirect com.lib
proxy.fullerton.edu). Furthermore, long term exposure of inorganic arsenic can lead to skin becoming
dark and appearing of the warts mostly on foot, hands, and upper body. Inhaling large amount of
arsenic, especially inorganic, creates lung irritation, sore throat, and inflammation of esophagus.
Arsenic can also damage the heart such as coronary heart disease, diffuse capillary leakage, and
cardiac

Equipment Safety Essay
Introduction
Contractors are responsible for the safety of their employees and the people near or at the work place.
Part of their job is to ensure that equipment, materials, and the work environment is safe as well as
make sure that the guidelines are being followed. In a construction site, it is important to be cautious
around heavy equipment and power tools. When operating equipment while working at a construction
site, protecting your body is very necessary. Creating a good work environment is also very important.
This means all of the construction workers work together and looks out for one another to make sure
the job is done right. These topics will be further explained.
Personal protection
Eye and Face Protection
Safety glasses or ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Gloves should fit snugly.
Head Protection
Hard hats are used where there is a potential for objects falling from above and getting a bump to the
head from objects, or of accidental head contact with electrical hazards. Hard hats are replaced after a
heavy blow or electrical shock and should be maintained in good condition. Long hair should be tied
back so that it doesn t make contact with power tools and jewellery should be removed (just like in
class).
Heavy equipment safety
Crane Safety
Cranes are mainly used for lifting heavy things and transporting them to other places. Cranes are
restricted from operating within 10 feet of any electrical power line to ovoid collision. Many crane
fatalities occur when the boom of a crane or its load line contact an overhead power line. Load
capacities, operating speed and instructions are posted and are visible to the operator of the crane for
reference. Crane machinery and also other rigging equipment are inspected daily before using it to
make sure that it is in good condition. Guardrails, hand holds and steps are provided for safe and easy
access to and from all areas of the crane. Only properly trained and qualified operators are allowed to
work with hoisting and rigging equipment.
Forklifts
Forklifts have two prongs at the front that can be slid under heavy loads and then raised up for moving
and stacking materials. Forklift truck operators are capable of operating these

Psychology-Naturalistic Observation Essay
Naturalistic Observation
Primary Reference Source
Loucopoulos P and V Karakostas (1995) System Requirements Engineering. McGraw Hill
International.
Summary description
Observational methods involve an investigator viewing users as they work and taking notes on the
activity which takes place. Observation may be either direct, where the investigator is actually present
during the task, or indirect, where the task is viewed by some other means such as through use of a
video camera.
Typical Application Areas
Useful early in specification for obtaining qualitative data. This method is an alternative (non
involving) version of Contextual Inquiry. It is useful for studying currently executed tasks and
processes. It has been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The book by Rubin is cited on account of its clarity of exposition, but this approach is documented in
many sources. J Nielsen advocates an approach he calls discount usability engineering .
Typical Application Areas
These approaches may be used at any stage in the process, although discount usability engineering
assumes the existence of a prototype that can stand on its own.
Benefits
The method can be seen as an alternative to more extensive trials, which may take place later, prior to
a release of a product.
Limitations
If planning and preparation work is underestimated, results may be of little value.
Cost of use
Basic needs for this approach are paper forms for the observers, and equipment to show the interface

on a screen or wall. This equipment could include an overhead projector, a computer screen, a barco,
or a video based system with monitor. Optional materials needed would be a video camera to record
the test session, log software and a computer with a simple data logging program.
Costs of Acquisition
This approach is public domain. The work of Rubin is particularly useful as a starting point.
Suitability for requirements engineering in Telematics:
This method deserves consideration as it directly involves end

A Flat Tax System
Although this year s budget gap of $14.6 million was a far cry from the $104 million projected
shortfall in July 2017, the state is anticipating another tough budget year in 2018. With tax revenue in
such a precarious state, it is unwise to continue using a tax system that is failing the state economy.
The legislature should pursue prudent reform on corporate taxes to increase the possibility of
recouping lost revenue from past years, or at the very least, prevent another round of budget shortfalls
and spending cuts.
The graduated system businesses experience today has been in effect for over 30 years, and it is
unlikely that an effort to return to a flat tax system would gain political support from legislators. In
addition, a return to a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lowering the corporate tax rate may incur social challenges from citizens who have an unfavorable
view of corporations; however, the alternate also offers many economic benefits while reducing risk.
After reviewing the evaluation criteria, we recommend that the Iowa Legislature lower the corporate
tax rates of each of the existing tax brackets, while still retaining the four tier tax structure.
Although both raising and lowering the tax rates have a positive impact on state productivity, we
contend that lowering the tax rate will lead to a greater economic by incentivizing companies to
conduct their business in Iowa, resulting in more economic growth and leading to more income that
can be taxed for revenue collection. In order to determine the optimal corporate income tax rate, we
return to the Edgeworth Box depicted in Figure 4.
Currently, Iowa s top tax level lies well above the upper bound of the box at 12%, while the 10% level
is equal to the maximum rate allowed within the relevant range. In order to bring both of these rates
within the relevant range of acceptable rates where a decrease in the statutory rate will lead to an
increase in state revenue, we recommend that Iowa reduce the top two tiers to 8.5% and 9.5%,
respectively. As a result, the state will see rising corporate investment, boosting productivity and
increasing the amount of taxable income

Medical Marijuana Research
Marijuana, as a legitimate medication has for some time been a front running issue in the Medical
Field here in the United States. With many states legalizing medicinal marijuana, and with even a few
having legalized recreational marijuana consumption, the subject has become very popular over the
last few years. Marijuana research, in the medicinal sense, has provided us with a flood of information
on the benefits of medical applications, but also indicates certain risks that come with consumption.
While many people support medicinal use of marijuana, there are still many unanswered questions
about the validity of its effectiveness. There is no denying that medical marijuana is an increasingly
popular and controversial topic. With research ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mark Anderson, Assistant professor of Economics at Montana State University stated in this following
study on Medical Marijuana, Consistent with the hypothesis that marijuana can be an effective
treatment for depression and other mood disorders, there appears to be a sharp decrease in the suicide
rate of 15 through 19 year olds males in the treatment states as compared to the control states
approximately two years after legalization... Our results suggest that the legalization of medical
marijuana is associated with a 5 percent decrease in the total suicide rate, an 11 percent decrease in the
suicide rate of 20 through 29 year old males, and a 9 percent decrease in the suicide rate of 30 through
39 year old males. (D. Mark Andersen, PhD; Daniel I. Rees, PhD; Joseph J. Sabia PhD Jan

Mrs Mallards Response
The short story The story of an Hour by Kate Chopin displays Mrs. Mallards reaction when hearing
about the death of her husband. When first hearing about the news of her husband s passing Mrs.
Mallard is devastated, but moments later she is relieved and realized that she is free, free, free! (15).
Mrs. Mallards response when hearing about her husband s death is shocking and different from how
most wives would respond, but she did not stop to ask if it were or were not a monstrous joy that held
her (16). After Mrs. Mallard had a few minutes alone, her sister came knocking on the door asking her
sister to come out because she was worried that she may be making herself ill. Eventually Mrs.
Mallard opened the bedroom door and collapsed

Hidden Champions By Herman Simons
Hidden Champions professor Herman Simons shares his strategies and products with people
describing what makes him and his companies and products so successful. Simons Hidden Champions
strategies differ from typical ones used by others, often seen in the news or advertised. One major
difference is that many of Hidden Champions products are unheard of other than within the industry
the product has been designed for. There are currently 2700 medium sized companies generating
between one to five Billion dollars revenue with an average of 2000 employees. Hidden Champions
has low leverage and therefore mostly uses its own cash flow for funding R D and the development of
new innovations. Simons is vertically integrated with operations on a geographic scale with most of
his locations situated away from major centres. (Balinski, 2013) To be successful in globalisation and
speculation, Grant Anderson CEO of Hidden Champions states (Balinski, 2013), you must travel the
world with arms and legs in the global market in order to use gather intelligent feedback and findings
of new developments in the area and to know what is changing in the world. Following are excellent
example Saturday of Hidden Champions success in specialisation and globalisation; 1. (Balinski,
2013) States, 55% of Hidden Champions companies are located in Germany speaking countries.
Research into the export industry told Simons there was a need for an application/system, to make it
easier to perform tasks such as

Essay on How Hitler Mantained his Power
Consent is the permission for something to happen or the agreement to do something. Although
admittedly it played a part in initiating Hitler s power and then later maintaining it, it was not the most
important element. Terror was the most important element in maintaining his power. The other
elements that were important in maintaining Hitler s power include propaganda, necessity of
economic depression and the removal of other political parties in Germany. Interpretations A and B
refute the view that consent was the most important element in maintaining Hitler s regime in power.
Interpretations C and D however support the view that consent played an important element, albeit
interpretation C was consent through propaganda. Hans Rothfels ... Show more content on
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Propaganda was an important element as it enhanced the effectiveness of the terror; the Nazis ensured
the population knew what would happen to Nazi opposition. One case in particular highlighting the
high level of terror is that a court case by a Cologne Judge. A middle aged woman was sentenced to
death even though her crime was just theft of curtains, clothes and coffee. The population became
aware of the ruthlessness of the courts mainly via the press. Historian Robert Gellately enforces this,
crime and punishment stories were crafted according to specific guidelines laid down by the
Propaganda Ministry and press officers to obtain the maximum public relations effect . Propaganda
Minister Josef Goebbels concluded that propaganda was required to strengthen the existing support
from people and to convince those who did not support the party that they needed to. As Goebbels
once said, The essence of propaganda consists in winning people over to an idea so sincerely, so
vitally, that in the end they succumb to it utterly . The ability to convince the population into
succumbing to ideology meant that there was as a whole a collective acceptance of the regime which
meant there were no mass uprisings or opposition against it. Thus, Hitler s regime was able to
maintain power through the publishing of terror through propaganda. The economic crisis was also
mandatory in the maintenance of

Yeats Sailing To Byzantium Analysis
Not a Country for the Old
(A discussion on three messages from Yeats Sailing to Byzantium.)
William Butler Yeats was a poet of the twentieth century, a time of change with world wars,
revolutions, technology change, and much more. William Yeats is considered the most important poet
of the twentieth century. The Irish poet and dramatist William Butler Yeats (1865 1939) was perhaps
the greatest poet of the 20th century. He won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1923 and was the leader
of the Irish Literary Renaissance (Gale). Yeats started his career with plays, and eventually moved to
poetry. Poetry gave him a loud voice to express what he wanted. One of his most remembered pieces
of work is Sailing to Byzantium. In Yeats s Sailing to Byzantium three messages are displayed.
In Sailing to Byzantium, William Yeats expresses the message of young people only being interested
in the present. When people are young they are inexperienced and dumb. Yeats acknowledges this idea
in his poem and explains the idea that being young is fun, young people like to be together, or in love.
He realizes young people are only interested in the present and nothing else. Caught in that sensual
music all neglect, monuments of unaging intellect (1). Yeats explains that the old will try and give
wisdom to the young, but it s useless because the young doesn t wish to listen. The young are too busy
living life to the fullest, to sit down and listen to the words of a wise old man. Yeats

The New Use of Information Technology in the Operating Room
The new use of information technology in the operating room: The future of telemedicine in the OR
for patients in underserved areas Information technology has become a critical component of all facets
of healthcare and has taken on increased prominence in operating rooms as well as in other
components of care such as diagnosis and screening. No longer mainly used for improved electronic
record keeping (although this is one of its strengths), information technology is changing the
healthcare system in profound ways. The gap between information technology and clinical technology
has been getting smaller and more and more functions of IT are now part and parcel of ordinary
surgical procedures (Lockridge 2013). For example, while x rays and MRIs are historically a clinical
technology but now they re being captured digitally and used in electronic medical records and for
image guided surgery, bringing them into the realm of information technology (Lockridge 2013). One
of the most up and coming fields featuring new technology is that of telemedicine or remote medical
technology: once it was mainly relegated to consultation, now it has also been applied in the operating
room. The use of telemedicine to break the isolation of the operating room is a highly achievable goal.
An open operating room has information on demand for the personnel, fluid communication among
operating room personnel, and broad interaction with the learner community and consultants. In an
operating

Essay on Formal Lab Report Graphing Anaylsis
Angelina Mass Valderrama
CHM1032 summer 12
Graphing and Estimating
Formal Lab Report
Introduction: Today scientists put acquired data into a form of a graph. This said graph is designed to
help make predictions and furthermore, study and understand the experiment and its contents at hand.
The Graphing and Estimating lab involves just that. The lab is designed to collect data from several
tests involving burn time of a candle.
Oxygen, O2, is a kind of gas. A lot of the air we breathe as human beings is oxygen. Which is good
since we need oxygen to stay alive. Oxygen is also a primary element in fire. Fire is a chemical
process. Three elements are needed for this process: oxygen, heat and fuel. Without one of those ...
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If the difference between the recorded times are more than 10%, add a third trial. Repeat these steps
with each size beaker. Calculate the average time for each beaker and record the data. The next step of
the lab exercise is determining the exact volume of the beakers used in the burn time experiment. Fill
a beaker to the top with water. Carefully pour the water from the beaker into a graduated cylinder.
Reading the meniscus, record the exact volume into a data sheet. Repeat this step with each size
beaker until all volumes are recorded into the data sheet. The final process of the Graphing and
Estimating lab is plotting the recorded data onto a graph. Using the data recorded for burn time, in
seconds, place the data on the vertical axis. Use the horizontal axis for the volume in milliliters. With
the data points plotted determine whether a straight line or a simple curve will best represent the data.
Now, obtain a jar and determine the volume. Fill the jar to the top with water. Carefully pour the water
into a graduated cylinder. Precisely record the data. Using the plotted data on the graph and the simple
curve or straight line to predict how long it would take for the flame to burn out on the candle if it was
covered with the jar that was just measured.
Results: (Data and calculations)
Figure 1.1 Stated Beaker Size (mL) | Actual Beaker Size (mL) | Burning Time Trial 1 | Burning Time
Trial 2 | Burning Time Average | 600 | 628 | 28.3

human trafficking Essay
human trafficking issues:
the article starts out with a clear emphasis on the cooperation between the different segments of
society; cooperation between the state, civil society , and religious groups and institutions on the
issues of human trafficking and prostitution, stating how they are immoral, illegal, unethical and how
they should be considered as a taboo by societies in Europe, especially Cyprus since the exploitation
of women has been rapidly increasing recently. Where all the 800bars and 70 cabarets take advantage
of uneducated, poor, unlucky and socially corrupted women at the cost of reasons such as profit and
pleasure, which may seem as lame reasons when compared to the life and future of a young woman.
The article also ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another solution was the campaigning proposal, where protectors of human rights helped increase
public awareness of exactly what is going on and to what extent women are exploited. the article was
completely pro the abolishment of trafficking and prostitution practices and there were no arguments
or debates in defense of the practices taking place in society.
There are a number of measures that should be undertaken by society for the improvement of the
existing situation before it gets any worse, making it harder to fix later on, which would lead to a
degraded corrupted society in the possible near future. as the article mentioned, churches should be a
big part in the process of helping the exploited woman with the trauma their jobs brought to them.
Also, the public should be made clearly aware of the situation, and all the details included in the issue
of prostitution and how traffickers force it upon their employees.
Also, more patrollers should be made available to try and control the situation by arresting traffickers,
which may also scare off other traffickers involved in similar situations. These among many other
solutions deal with the short term perspective of these issues, but more extreme issues should be taken
into deep consideration for the general prevalence of such isuues to be significantly reduced in the
Cypriot society. But these major global problems are unfixable due to the mere

Records Management System
DESIGN BY SIMON MONTEVERDI Records Management System: The purpose of the records
management system is for the user to be able to store information in simple plain text files ready for
editing manually portable safety. The coding includes multiple functions that are of convenience for
the user. The system can be used to keep any records of information as is set out as a user management
system. The script begins with the creation of a main function which will become the menu system.
The while loop is implemented so that the main system will allow the person to either exit the loop or
add a user. The main menu offers the user to either add a user to the records of the system or to simply
exit. The two options are created through their respective statements below: The createUser function is
used to initiate a list of information. The list will be used to hold on to all the information inserted by
the user for it to be added to the records. After that, another loop is created. This loop will be used for
when the user wishes to exit the loop simply entering the word exit can motion the loop into action.
When the operator has exited the loop, information may be entered into the system. A command is
then given to open a certain file and insert a new string (a line which will be added to the records
document.) Once the new information has been entered, the stream to the file is closed so as to avoid
errors to/from the file later on and also saves all alterations that

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