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The Struggle In Mary E. Wilkins Freeman s A New England Nun
A woman is like a tea bag; you never know how strong it is until it is in hot water. The imagery
created by Eleanor Roosevelt emphasizes the emotional strength of a woman, which may often be
overshadowed by her physical inferiority, as compared to her male counterpart. The hot water is a
representation of the hostile or conflicting situation that women encounter on a daily basis. This would
come in the form of emotional obstacles and mental tribulations, as they have to oppose many of
society s wishes before they can achieve their dreams. Although women may appear fragile, docile,
and porous to the desires of men, their course of action as they overcome their adversity would prove
their character to be strong, willful, and self reliant. Authors Mary E. Wilkins Freeman, in The
England Nun, and Nella Larsen, in Sanctuary, portray protagonists that exhibit characteristics of
strong will and independence that resist the social confinements of their time. In both cases, the
protagonists have to overcome the obstacle that is classified as an internal conflict; therefore, their
ultimate decision presents their strong mental ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Initially, Louisa is seemingly portrayed as a representation of all the qualities that become stereotypes
of feminine females Louisa sews, pays close attention to her little feminine appurtenances, drinks tea,
and does what society expects of docile females, (62 63). Thus, Freeman leads the readers to believe
that Louisa is the replica of a submissive female character. On the contrary, when Joe Dagget is
introduced, it is evident that Louisa willingly partakes in the stereotypical roles, merely because they
are her passion. For instance, she desires everything to be in its order, as shown when she irresistibly,
puts back the book that Joe Dagget misplaces,
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Solution-Focused Therapy In Social Work
Solution focused therapy is a type of therapy that social workers who works as a therapist helps clients
identify and amplify behaviors that are associated with exceptions to problems, rather than focusing
on problems themselves. It assumes that change in any element of a system will reverberate
throughout the system (Bentley, 2002, p. 78). Individual therapy includes seven practice theories that
are normally used by social workers in the role of therapist.
1. Ego psychology, as noted by Goldstein, focuses on the activities of the ego a mental structure of
personality that negotiates between one s internal needs and the demands of the environment.
Interventions may be ego supportive or ego modifying and deals with unconscious thought on
behavior (Bentley, 2002, p. 77).
2. Object relations theory, according to St. Clair, views the client s ability to form lasting attachments
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Family emotional system achieves a balance between needs for attachment and self efficacy. The goals
of intervention are to promote the differentiation of self with each member to increase the reflective
capacity of all members (Bentley, 2002, p. 78 79).
3. Strategic theory occurs with the social worker helps devise new, creative ways to solve family
problems, and many of these strategies are designed to overcome anticipated family resistance to do
things differently (Bentley, 2002, p. 79).
Group therapy may be the intervention of choice for people with mental health problems who are
assessed as potentially benefiting from an interpersonal process . Therapy groups may focus on
support, education, growth, rehabilitation or social issues (Bentley, 2002, p. 79). One model included
in group therapy includes five stages which features a different set of process and dynamics: pre
affiliation, power and control, intimacy, differentiation and separation (Bentley, 2002, p. 79).
The History and Emergence of Case

Ezra Pound Research Paper
The Young Genius: Ezra Pound s influenced poetry on Benito Mussolini and the Fascist movement,
time of his stay in St. Elizabeth s Hospital and the concept of Imagism.
If a nation s literature declines, the nation atrophies and decays. (Ezra Pound Quotes) Ezra Pound was
not a man of many words, but he certainly did have a knack for turning simple words into something
beautiful. Pounds poetry was influenced by his fascination with Benito Mussolini and the Fascist
movement, the time of his stay in St. Elizabeth s Hospital and the concept of Imagism.
It is safe to say that Ezra Pound did not live a boring life growing up. He was born on October 30,
1885 in Hailey, Idaho. However, he was brought up in Wyncote, Philadelphia. At the small ... Show
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Canto 13
If a man have not order within him
He cannot spread order about him;
And if a man have not order within him
His family will not act with due order;
And if the prince have not order within him
He cannot put order in his dominions. (Lines 46 51)
In the previous excerpt of Canto 13, the three literacy terms refrain; anaphora and a hint of didactic
poetry are involved. The word and phrase order appear in every line of the excerpt. It is repeated to
not only get the meaning across, but to make a significant indent in the readers mind while reading the
poem. The hint of didactic poetry is shown in this poem, I believe, because Pound is telling the reader
without order you cannot do a few things such as spread order about him, family will not act, and one
cannot put order in his dominions. In a way, that is teaching the pros of order.
From this poem I can infer that Ezra Pound is stating that whether or not he is ruled by an imperialistic
power: everyday is going to be the same, for everybody. The last line Imperial power is? And to us
what is it? means that no matter government is enforced, their everyday life is not going to change.
Cantos XLIX: For The Seven Lakes
Sun up; work
Sundown; to rest
Dig well and drink of the water
Dig field; eat of the grain
Imperial power is? And to us what is it?
The fourth; the dimension of stillness.
And the power over wild beasts. (Lines 42 48)
In this excerpt of a free versed

African American Slavery During The 18th Century
During the eighteenth century an estimated ten million African Americans were transported into the
new world to be sold off. The eighteenth century was the peak of the African slave trade in the North
American colonies. African slavery differs regionally in the eighteenth century North America. Factors
also led to recognize several African American Cultures during the eighteenth century.
During the eighteenth century, slavery was largely regionalized within both the north and south
colonies. Slavery was favored mostly in southern colonies for the sole reason of its cheap labor, but
mostly appeared to be rejected in northern colonies in comparison to southern. Atlantic slave trade had
become a vital part of the world commerce. The Atlantic

W Jacobs Legacy
W.W. Jacobs Some people say that anyone can do anything. Take W.W. Jacobs, for example. He
started out as a poor boy in a large family, as well as a fairly boring life at a wharf (Merriman).
Nevertheless, he then excelled to be a famous and credited author still known by today s readers.
W.W. Jacobs was a great writer and his legacy lives on to this day. Jacobs was born on September 8,
1863 in Wapping, London. He had a large, poor family and his father worked at a wharf. He would
often visit relatives to escape the boring everyday life that came with living in a cold, dreary town. As
a child, Jacobs was shy and quiet, with fair complexion (Merriman).His father, William Gage Jacobs,
lived to be 29 ( W.W. Jacobs. NNDB), while his mother, Sofia Wymark, lived to be 43 ( W.W. Jacobs.
Encyclopaedia). He would go on to be educated in a private elementary school in London (Merriman).
Later in life, he would attend Birkbeck College (Merriman) as well as the University of London (
W.W. Jacobs. Encyclopaedia). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His work then grew wider and he became more well known ( W.W. Jacobs. Encyclopaedia). The
Monkey s Paw is his most well known work. Most of his works are humorous ( W.W. Jacobs. NNDB),
and he liked to give the readers surprise endings. The Monkey s Paw has been filmed multiple times
(Merriman). A significant amount of his work is humorous ( W.W. Jacobs. NNDB), and mostly about
the British underclass (Merriman). Many Cargoes was the name of his first short story collection (
W.W. Jacobs. Encyclopaedia). Over sixty of his works were published, though he didn t receive any
official awards. William Wymark Jacobs lived to be 79 years old ( W.W. Jacobs.

Cultural Globalization Of Korean Pop Culture
Aileen Liang
December 11, 2017
The Cultural Globalization of Korean Phenomenon: Korean Pop Music
Multicolored pants, synchronized leg and arm movements, doll like features, and screaming fans at
first glance of a 2012 performance of Gee , 9 member girl group Girls Generation appear as your
friendly girls next door. Upon further research, it becomes apparent that this South Korean girl group
ranks as one of the highest revenue earning legacies in girl group history, earning over 21 billion won
in the first three quarters of 2011. Alongside Girls Generation, comedic singer Psy s Gangnam Style
music video has generated 2.5 billion views and Korean boy group Big Bang has generated a revenue
of 44 million dollars in 2016. The rise of the Korean pop industry and global phenomenon is most
notably attributed to several factors: creators, distribution, consumers, and content. Most interestingly,
the prominence of K pop music and artists on consumer goods, advertisements, social media, and
daily life, has profoundly influenced ideological standards of domestic and international culture. With
technology, social media, training programs, and international popularity, the Korean pop music
industry has played a significant role in shifting consumerism, standards of beauty, gender and societal
roles, music production trends, international culture, and the future of the industry as a whole.
South Korean popular music, or K Pop, is a musical genre that has risen tremendously in

Security Safeguards
Safeguards and Their Function to Protect Organization from Security Threats
What is a Safeguards according to our book, is any action device or procedure, technique or other
measure that reduces systems vulnerability to threat. In other words safeguard, are measure that
company take to protect themselves from security threats. Individuals and organizations in this era
face a variety of security threats. To protect themselves from these types of treats, they take certain
precautions that measure these type of security. Safeguard is a type of measure that individuals take to
block or protect from threats that can obtain individuals and organizations private information. Three
types of threats I would mention in this report are technical safeguard, ... Show more content on
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One of the safety procedure is call key escrow, one potential problem is that stored data may be loss or
disgruntled or terminated employees may destroy it. However, because of this possibility a trusted
party should have a copy of the encryption key. Another data safeguards is to create periodically a
backup copies database contents. In other words, the organization can store this type of data possibly
in a remote location. Additionally, another safeguard is physical security the computer that runs
DBMS and all the devices that store database should be locate in a locked facility, but also have a
controlled access facilities. The organization should keep a log with information of who enter the
facility and for what purpose.
In Conclusion, individuals and organizations today face a variety of security threats. To protect
themselves from these threats, they usually take certain protective measure commonly known as
safeguards. Some important safeguards are technical safeguard, human safeguard, and data
safeguards. Using this measure as precautions help the organization from this types of security treats
that help the organizations keep information private at all

Susan B Anthony
Susan B Anthony
Some Facts Regarding the Suffrage Movement and Susan B Anthony s Involvement
Cindy Mutchler
November 13, 2011
American Public University
Tara Simpson
HIST 102
Most people have heard of Susan B Anthony as her face is on some of our dollar coins. But some may
not know the reasons behind her being on that coin, and the way that she got there. This and many
other things in themselves make her fascinating and intriguing as well.
Born on February 15 1820, Susan B. Anthony was brought up in a Quaker family with long activist
traditions. After teaching for fifteen years, she became active in temperance. Because she was a
woman, she was not allowed to speak at temperance rallies. This experience, and her ... Show more
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Ibid, pg 1
[ 3 ]. Ibid, pg 1
[ 4 ]. Ibid, pg 1
[ 5 ]. Ibid, pg 1
[ 6 ]. Ibid, pg 1
[ 7 ]. Ibid, pg 1
[ 8 ]. Ibid, pg 1
[ 9 ]. Susan B. Anthony: Woman s Suffrage Pioneer, About.com,
http://womenshistory.about.com/od/anthonysusanb/a/anthony.htm, accessed, November 13, 2011, pg 1
[ 10 ]. Susan B Anthony House, Suffragist
[ 11 ]. About.com, pg 1
[ 12 ]. Susan B Anthony House, Suffragist
[ 13 ]. Ibid, Suffragist
[ 15 ]. Susan B. Anthony House, Suffragist
[ 18 ]. Ibid, Suffragistg
[ 20 ]. Ibid, pg

Proposed Accounting Standards Changes and Their Effects on...
Discussion of the Changes Proposed by the International Accounting Standards Board and How These
Changes Will Affect the United States General Accepted Accounting Practices
The changes that are proposed by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) will affect the
United States Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). These changes may have the most
significant effects in the areas of revenue recognition, leases, and financial instruments ( ).
The proposed changes under the IASB call for one standard be used in revenue recognition. This
standard would apply to all industries and transactions. So under such a standard, no specific revenue
for transactions and industry will exist. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also collectibility would affect the amount of revenue is recognized rather than whether revenue is
recognized. In light of this, expanded utilization of estimates would be needed to decide both the
amount to allocate and the basis for such allocation ( JA ).
The proposal would apply to all contracts that give goods or services to customers or clients, save
leases, insurance contracts and financial instruments. Under the new standard, a company would need
to disclose qualitative and quantitative information about contracts with customers and clients
inclusive of maturity analysis for contracts extending past a year, and the important judgments and
alternations in judgments done in applying the prosed standard to those contracts (JA ).
The proposed changes through the IASB will answers worries that several lease obligations are not
documented on the balance sheet and that the present accounting for leases fails to illustrate the
economics of all lease transactions ( Significant Changes). The jist of the proposal is to require and
organization to recognize assets and liabilities coming from a lease. This shows an improvement as the
existing lease standards do not require lease assets and lease liabilities to be recognized by many
lessees. A lessee would admit assets and liabilities for leases with a top term of more than twelve
months (Significant Changes). The acceptance, appraisal, and delivery of expenses an cash flow
coming from a lease by a

Personal Narrative Essay Morris College
My parents worked hard and strived for their success, people often thought because my mother
dressed me very nice that I had money. I recall growing up in a one bedroom apartment, but as my
parents worked to gain more knowledge through college and grad school that they would able to
provide a better life for me as I grew older. My mother works as a social worker and dad a Veteran of
the United States Army and currently possesses a degree in Business Administration society labeled us
as stuck up rich girl. My grandparents often told me stories of days on the farm and working for ten
cents a day to earn fifty cents a week. I was taught to be thankful for the small things and big things
would come. My childhood often bring tears to my eyes as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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It exists in all of us, whether we have money, opportunities, or advantages. Trouble is, most people
don t recognize this power for what it is. They leave it alone, or maybe they don t even know it s there.
Instead, they buy into the line from people in suits, fancy offices, or business schools who tell us that
there s a certain way to start businesses we need money to jump start our business. But that only
works for a few of us and only for a while. Why? Because, take it from me, the power of broke is all
about substance over flash. It s about creativity over certainty. It s about taking a shot over playing it
safe. And here s another thing: The money runs out after a while. Those deep pockets you may or may
not have, they ll never be deep enough to buy all the passion, ingenuity, and determination it takes to
have success over the long haul. Even if you ve got money behind you, there s no guarantee that it will
see you through. It s the money in front of you that counts, after all. It s the money you need, not the
money you have, that makes all the difference (Daymond 1). Being rich is all purchasing power; I don
t think that being rich should determine one s character. Some folks are rich and stay to their own
kind, but then you have some rich folks that feel that money is just money and will associate with the
less fortune. I think about how my parents afforded me with all the latest technology, shoes, clothes,
etc. And then I would see

Characteristics Of A Smoothly Running Machine
Explanation of Issues Forte stated that systems have been compared to machines, bodies, and species
(Forte, 2007, p 170). Characteristics of a smoothly running machine are coordination and an
integration of parts; you, the owner, can assume a reliable cause and effect relationship among these
parts of the machine (Forte, 2007, p 170). The reason Systems Theory applies to the Brown family is
because all of the parts of the family are struggling independently but by determining how each
individual is affecting the behaviors of others, it may be determined how to best proceed with
treatment.
By examining the Brown family with Systems Theory, it can be identified that the Brown family
belongs to several different systems and by examining ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The illegal activity is likely drawing negative attention from the neighbors and has already drawn the
attention of the justice system in town. This system would not be identified as a system in which the
family is functioning well. Therefore, this is not a resource that would be utilized to build upon for
treatment progress. If we examine the parental interactions with the systems they belong to, Steve and
Theresa have difficulties appropriately interacting with their system which then in turn means their
behaviors will directly affect their children s behaviors. At the basic level, Steve did not graduate from
high school, does not pay his tax returns and has an unstable relationship with his wife. Theresa is in
poor medical health and is dependent on her adult daughter at this time. Neither parent stays in regular
contact with Raymond since he has been incarcerated which creates yet another tumultuous
relationship. However, one strength of the parental system is that both parents still talk to each other
regularly and are able to provide support to their children when it is needed. Next, we must examine
each of the children individually as well. Bridgette reportedly operates an escort service and uses this
money to care for not only her mother and younger brother but also her own children as well. She also
did not graduate high school and with the fear Theresa expressed with people regularly coming and
going from the

The Rural Women of India
An ideal society functions according to a system whereby individuals both contribute to and benefit
from economic and social developments in society. The well being of a social group is largely
dependent on its economic position in society, which in turn is determined by the group s financial
condition, its educational and employment opportunities, and by the legal rights afforded to it. The
group under discussion here, rural women, has been disadvantaged in terms of privilege and
opportunities, but has nevertheless contributed considerably to economic growth and social
development in India. An example of rural success is the story of Humsana. Humsana is a Dalit
woman from Sriramnagar, Andhra Pradesh, who makes her living by plucking ... Show more content
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On the other hand, there exist several organisations which aid rural women by helping them gain
employment, introducing them to educational and training opportunities, and by giving them legal and
financial advice, such as Lok Samiti, Vangana and Bhartiya Grameen Mahila Sangh.There are legal
avenues of help, and the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, entitles women to receive free legal
services. Also literacy rates and education enrolment rates are both increasing, albeit slowly. The
Committee of Unemployment identifies rural women as one of the social groups most vulnerable to
unemployment and underemployment. The decline of cottage industries from the Industrial
Revolution in the 18th century onwards has resulted in the large scale unemployment of various
artisans whose skills have now become obsolete. The Green Revolution and subsequent technological
changes have further disadvantaged rural, female workers who have limited access to training
opportunities. The societal pressures that compel women to reside with their husbands or fathers has
resulted in a loss of occupational mobility. Unequal division of household responsibilities limit the
time rural women can devote to work. Rural women lack access to capital, as village money lenders
are often exploitive, and are often denied control of finances and ownership of land. Thus, every input
of production a rural woman may utilise, including her own labour or entrepreneurship, is rendered
useless. The

Ethical Effects Of Albinism
Life is not fair, get used to it, said Bill Gates (2000). Bill is actually true, especially for people who
were born with albinism in Africa. Instead of their sickness, a high number of albinos in Africa are
often tortured by people who do not comprehend about albinism. They treat albinos like just an animal
or a product which is invaluable in the black market. Newman (2016) found that albinism is one of the
genetic diseases that caused by a mutation gene. This gene is the key to create melanin that found in
the color of retinas, hair, and skin. This is why albinos have pale skin, white or blond hair and reddish
eyes. Albino s body is totally sensitivity and fragile. In an unfortunate way, many of witchdoctors in
Africa strongly believe that using parts of albino s body or their bones as an ingredient in the worship
will bring a good fortune and wealth, so these cause an immoral albino hunting. ... Show more content
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According to Under The Same Sun (UTSS) which is the Christian charitable organization, albinism
can be found 1 in every 5,000 15,000 people in Africa and 1 in 19 people carry a gene. In Africa,
albinism is prevalent than other countries because of the motherhood in the same relative. Although
many people in Africa still treat albinos with prejudice and also hunt them for a superstition worship,
it is generally accepted that albinos in Africa should not be hunted, injured or killed just because of the
unverifiable belief. People should be conscious that they are one of the humans who want the
cognizance like other people and should stop assault them

Jorge Lima s Ted Talk Speech
The circle of life has continued. Something has died, and now something new must take its place. In
this case, that something is the ancient metaphor of the tree, but what is the something new? Manuel
Lima believes that he has discovered a new metaphor that is on the horizon. In Lima s TED Talk
speech A Visual History of Human Knowledge, Lima discusses the metaphor of the tree of knowledge
and how it connects all things. Lima s primary concern is that this picture is outdated and offers a new
alternative: the network. Lima is correct that the metaphor of the tree is outdated; however, the
network is not a sufficient replacement. The metaphor is lacking in many areas ranging from
showcasing accurate connections to fulfilling the basic purposes of a metaphor. Lima begins his
speech by analyzing the ways humans have been organizing information throughout the centuries. He
discusses the origins of the tree metaphor to describe the wealth of information that was being
discovered at that time and how the metaphor essentially took the world by storm. He provided
examples of the tree in instances ranging from family lineage to Darwin s Tree of Life ; however,
Lima has come to the conclusion that the tree is outdated, and society is begging for a new, more
accurate representation of knowledge and being. He states that nowadays we are really facing new
complex, intricate challenges that cannot be understood by simply employing a simple tree diagram
(Lima). With all

Review Of How To Read Literature Like A Professor Chapter 10
Journal Entry 6:
Chapter 10 of How to Read Literature Like a Professor is called Never Stand Next to the Hero. This
chapter claims that character s deaths are important plot devices. Foster made a great point of saying
how readers become emotionally attached to characters in books. He makes to point that characters
aren t real people. They re not people because they have never existed. I mean, have you ever met one
on the street? Characters are simply an outline made by the author and the reader coloring in that
outline to make the character what they want it to be. Foster also pushed the point across that the main
character can t ever die in the beginning or middle of the book. If the main character dies, what s the
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And Other Ironies . This chapter s claim is Irony trumps everything. What Foster means by this is that
trumping everything, irony doesn t eliminate other layers of meaning. Rather, irony relies on these
other layers of meaning: symbolic, archetypal, intertextual, or otherwise and then overthrows them by
converting them into the ironic mode. In Animal Farm a lot of dramatic irony takes place. The animals
think that they remember Major s words that had become the Seven Commandments, but their
illiteracy causes them to be unsure. The animals never had to deal with human beings, never had to
engage in trade, and they never had to make use of money. All the animals remembered passing such
resolutions (or at least they thought they did.) The reader doesn t forget what the original rules were
and even if that happened they could go back in the story and look for themselves, while the animals
in the book couldn t. The animal s forgetfulness is an example of dramatic irony. Dramatic irony gives
the reader information that one or more of the characters does not know, thereby, creating incongruous
dialogue. Illiteracy becomes a problem for the animals again when they cheerfully bid Boxer, the
hardworking horse, goodbye, thinking that he is going to a veterinary hospital for treatment. The
animals crowded round the van. Good bye, Boxer! they chorused,

Jesus Identity
The identity of Jesus
1 Corinthians 3:2 I gave you milk, not solid food, for you were not yet ready for it.
Understanding the true nature and identity of Jesus is a process, a journey, a lifelong commitment. It
cannot be proclaimed cold turkey just straight out of the blue.
Martin Kahler in a famous aphorism claimed that Mark is a passion narrative with an extended
introduction. However it is a necessary introduction. It is the milk before the solid food. If Mark had
began with Peter s declaration at chapter 8 it would ring hollow. The first eight chapters allow us to
see, as Peter saw, through Jesus teaching, healing, exorcisms, and preaching that there was something
much more than an amazing authoritative, divine man. These introductory

Mgmt 326 Research Paper
Paige Haley MGMT 326 Research Paper The purpose of this paper is to compare the sustainability
practices of two companies in the same industry. The two companies chosen for comparison are The
Hershey Company and Coca Cola Enterprises, both of which are in the consumer staples industry.
These two corporations are ranked sixth and eighth, respectively, on the Newsweek Top Green
Companies in the U.S 2015. They have taken pride in creating sustainable product designs, having
environmentally sustainable processes and supply chain management. Both of these companies are
committed to improving their operations and making them more environmentally sustainable. In 2013,
The Hershey Company decided to source one hundred percent traceable and responsible palm ... Show
They have partnered with Feeding America to provide nutritious food to kids out of school hours, so
every child can focus on learning, playing, socializing, and meeting their full potential ( HERSHEY S
Shared Goodness ). Some of the ways they are assisting the children is by providing school backpack
programs, Kids Cafe programming, and they have employees who are volunteering at local food
banks. Other companies can learn a lot about environmentally sustainable operations from Hershey
and Coca Cola. By implementing better and more sustainable product designs and packaging,
companies can reduce their economic footprint. Following in Coca Cola s footsteps by creating plastic
bottles using plants as a main part in production, is an excellent way to improve on environmentally
friendly product design. A huge part of how the Hershey Company is considered such a green
company is their numerous facilities that contribute zero waste to landfills. Other organizations would
be smart to follow this path set out by Hershey, as it drastically decreases the impact their production
has on the

The Destruction Of The Environment In The Gilded Age
American seemed to think nothing of remarking nature for the sake of progress , Alexis de
Tocqueville, a French diplomat commented when he was visiting the United States in 1831. While the
American people were overwhelmed by pride and pleasure from their achievement in making
industrial and economic progress, the environment was harmed in an alarming speed. Landscape was
transformed, and forests were destroyed due to industrialization. By 1990, only a fraction of the
United States Virgin forests were still standing. Farmers cleared trees to plant crops, and loggers cut
down large areas of woodland for business profits. More than that, the most horrific thing was the
government was willing to encourage loggers to exploit the forests resources by selling them large
plots of land in the North West. In other words, the government was inviting loggers to destroy the
landscape. Besides the loss of forests, the increasing number of ranching boosted the erosion of
landscape. Crops were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Air pollution such as black smoke caused health issues such as respiratory disease. Extreme example
of air pollution like Pittsburgh had people s hands and faces were constantly grimy, clean collars
quickly acquired a thin layer of soot . Besides black smoke, animal waste was another essential result
for air pollution. According to statistics, the 15,000 horses in Rochester, New York, left enough waste
in a year to cover an acre of land with a layer of 175 feet high . These horrify numbers happened due
to the blindly industrialization during the Gilded Age, and people allowed all of those waste and
destruction to develop for their own benefits. Household sewage and industrial pollutants polluted the
water people used for showering and drinking. While we were destroying the environment, the nature
was taking its greatest revenge to all human

Geography’s Impact on Culture and Society Essays
Geography s Impact on Culture and Society When studying ancient civilizations and the beginning
societies in the world, the geography has shaped its story significantly. Depending on the location of
the civilization society, whether or not water was nearby was crucial for its survival. With trade
networks, metals, foods, and languages were spread. Weapons were able to be formed from these
metals which led to a stronger military. Mountain ranges formed the boundaries of civilizations.
Geography greatly impacted Asia, Africa and Europe.
Asia
Asia is the world s largest and most populous continent, located primarily in the eastern and northern
hemispheres . Its land mass covers almost 9% of the Earth s surface area, 30% of its land ... Show
Even though these urban city dwellers were more advanced technologically and socially, they were
not prepared in a military aspect to defend against the mounted hordes of the steppe. The lowlands did
not have enough grassland to support a large herd of horsemen, so the nomadic people ended up
adapting to the culture of China, the Middle East, and India, which they conquered. 1
Mesopotamia
Mesopotamia was home to some of the earliest known civilizations. The name Mesopotamia comes
from two Greek words meaning the land between two rivers , referring to the Tigris and Euphrates
Rivers. These rivers brought a large amount of freshwater to the region and by getting access to this
water provided a new way of life: agriculture. Irrigation led to harvesting crops of barley, wheat, and
peas. This then increased the food supplies and was able to support a quickly growing population .
Because the land between the rivers was fertile, this provided sufficient soil and crop growing.
Because of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, travel was made easier by travelling by boat rather than on
land. Trade routes became much more useful for trading agriculture and communication and language.
With trading in place, societies began to join together for the common goal of living life. Importing
and exporting goods was a common occurrence in

Analysis Of Marriott International Inc.
In any company, the primary objective is to see the company reach its pinnacle in the industry. The
company s success is directly related to its pay packages and bonuses as well as its standing of
importance in the industry. In this paper, we will discuss the intended learning outcomes including the
diversity in the workplace how it affects the performance of a company; the problems along with the
opportunities in relation to diversity and lastly the ways in which employee engagement affects the
growth of a company. Another imperative point of focus will be how employee morale can remain
elevated and how to encourage consistent employee engagement at work in order to attain positive
business results. Ultimately it comes down to the ways in which leaders are assigned roles and how
their proper reinforcement will influence employees to be further engaged in their positions.
Marriott International Inc. is a globally leading lodging company which is based in Bethesda,
Maryland, USA. Marriott has 146,000 employees from different nations, speaking more than 50
languages and working for Marriott in 66 countries around the globe. (18) Marriott has more than
4,300 properties in 81 countries and territories. The company operates and franchises hotels and
licenses vacation ownership resorts under 19 brands, including The Ritz Carlton, (24) BVLGARI,
EDITION, JW Marriott, Renaissance Hotels, Marriott Hotels, AC Hotels, Courtyard, Residence Inn,
SpringHill Suites, Fairfield Inn

Diction In Erik Larson s The Devil In The White City
As authors, most most authors, our art is portraying the human condition. Trying to show you what it s
like to be somebody else, trying to make you feel for somebody else. Patrick Rothfuss. In The Devil In
The White City Erik Larson inserts the reader in the shoes of two very antonymous characters. Larson
s diction enables him to create vivid pictures and descriptions, so the reader can immerse him/herself
in the plot. With John Root, he uses phrases that give background to his past and his positions, but
with H.H. Holmes, he allows the representation of a maniacal individual by giving the reader insight
into the his sadistic ways. Erik Larson utilizes diction to instill fear, while also adding thought
provoking scenarios that leave the reader mystified and pondering the different approaches they would
take if put in these deep situational instances.
Erik Larson portrays Root as an intellectual person and simultaneously an all around good person.
Root won acceptance into Oxford, but before he could matriculate, the war ended and his father
summoned him back to America, to his new home in New York City, where Root studied civil
engineering at New York University and became a draftsman for the architect who later designed St.
Patrick s Cathedral (20). This quote dives into Root s background but especially his familial
background. Root s father has high expectations and will do anything to get Root the best education
because he knows John Root is smart

The Word Iconoclasm In The Byzantine Empire
The Word Iconoclasm refers to the destruction of images or hostility towards visual representations in
general. This word more specifically is used for the iconoclastic Controversy that shook the Byzantine
Empire for more than 100 years. The Hostility towards religious representations began in 726 when
Emperor Leo publicly opposed the icons. The word icon refers to many different things today. It can
refer to graphic symbols in our software and to powerful cultural figures. (Dr. Davor Dzalto).
However, the original meaning comes from the Greek meaning for image. In the medieval era, it
meant a religious image on a wooden panel used for prayer and devotion. More specifically, icons
came to typify the art of the Orthodox Christian Church. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another theory suggests that the prohibition was an attempt to keep the growing wealth and power of
the monasteries. They produced the icons and used them as a primary target of the violence of the
Iconoclastic Controversy. Others say the prohibition was religious, and an attempt to correct the right
practice of worshiping images. Leo the third s prohibition may have been because of the huge volcanic
eruption in 726, thought to have happened because of God s anger over the dedication of the icons.
The original theological basis for iconoclasm was weak, they relied mostly on the Old Testament
prohibition. But it was clear that it was not absolute because God gave instructions on how to make a
three dimensional Cherubim for the Ark of the Covenant, which was quoted in the Old Testament, a
couple of chapters after the passage that prohibits images. Emperor Constantine V gave a slightly
different theological approach for iconoclasm. He claimed, He claimed that each visual representation
of Christ necessarily ends in a heresy since Christ, according to generally accepted Christian dogmas,
is simultaneously God and man, united without separation, and any visual depiction of Christ either
separates these natures, representing Christ s humanity alone, or confuses

To Get Away With Murder, Sleepy Hollow, And The Walking Dead
Well, it s that time of the year again, time for teachers and students of High Point High School to
binge watch on new TV shows, as well as returning ones, and new movies this fall. From mighty
superheroes, singing lawyers and scream queens to rebooted Muppets cable and network television
have something for everyone this fall. Reboots, remakes and spinoffs are Limitless on fall TV.
Networks offer a plethora of familiar titles, from ABC s The Muppets to the CW s Supergirl to FOX s
Minority Report to NBC s Heroes Reborn and Chicago Med. Also familiar titles such as Arrow,
Empire, How To Get Away With Murder, Sleepy Hollow, and The Walking Dead are returning and
these shows always leave the audience wanting more each and every week. Morelia Mesa ,senior,
stated I am definitely looking forward to The Walking Dead because it s one of my favorite shows, it
has it s intense moments and it always has me on my toes. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The fall movie season brings eagerly awaited installments of blockbuster franchises, including the
next James Bond, the final Hunger Games and Star Wars The Force Awakens. Ms. Betty Smalls,
drama teacher,states, My daughter is taking me to see the new Star Wars movie that comes out on
Christmas and I m really excited about it because I m a huge Star Wars fan. Mesa stated, The movies
that I think will be box office hits are The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, The Hobbit, and The

A Brief Note On Open A Daycare Center
When you start a business, you must decide whether it will be a sole proprietorship, partnership,
corporation, or limited liability company (LLC). In order to open a daycare center within your home,
you have multiple business entity types to choose from, ranging from a sole proprietorship to a limited
liability company to a full fledged professional corporation. A cursory glance over the list of day care
centers on the web reveals that most are LLCs, which offers multiple distinct advantages over other
business types for an in home center. Starting a home day care center as a sole proprietor means you
and the day care center are one and the same in the eyes of the law. Debts incurred by the day care
center are also your personal debts, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Internal Revenue Service refers to an LLC with pass through income as a disregarded entity; in
other words, it is not recognized as an entity separate from its ownership. When it comes to simple
record keeping an LLC has fewer record keeping and reporting requirements than a corporation or
being a sole proprietorship. A sole proprietorship is the simplest and most common structure chosen to
start a business. It is an unincorporated business owned and run by one individual with no distinction
between the business and you, the owner. You are entitled to all profits and are responsible for all your
business s debts, losses and liabilities. You may, however, be able to purchase liability insurance for
your business that can help eliminate tortious liability. You do not have to take any formal action to
form a sole proprietorship. As long as you are the only owner, this status automatically comes from
your business activities. But like all businesses, you need to obtain the necessary licenses and permits.
Regulations vary by industry, state and locality. If you choose to operate under a name different than
your own, you will most likely have to file a fictitious name (also known as an assumed name, trade
name, or DBA name, short for doing business as ). You must choose an original name; it cannot
already be claimed by another business. The biggest downside to operating a business as a sole
proprietor is the liability you are subject to. If your business

Scrooge s A Christmas Carol
Scrooge goes through an amazing journey in one night to see if he can change his fate at the end of his
life. The Christmas Carol explains in a creative effective way for you to be happy, nice and giving
person.. Scrooge s doesn t want to end with the chains weighing him down for eternity like Marley so
he has to change his way that he is living his life. By analyzing Scrooge s Transformation, Childhood
Innocence, and Social Justice; it becomes clear that without these three themes the book would not
have the same outcome or meaning.
Social Justice is a big part of this book explaining the difference between the rich and poor. Charles
Dickson says ... and therefore, uncle, though it has never put a scrap of gold or silver in my pocket, I
believe ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One quote is they had better for it, and decrease the surplus population. (6) This evokes feeling with
mood by showing that scrooge wants the poor to die. This is at the beginning of Scrooge s
Transformation, this quote goes with the theme because scrooge doesn t care if the poor die, he wants
them to because there polluting the space. Another quote is you have yet a chance and hope of
escaping my fate. A chance and hope of my procuring, Ebenezer. (15) Repetition is being used here
the words chance and hope are repeated over to show significance in them. This is in the middle of his
transformation, Scrooge is being told to change how he is or else he will end up being in the same
place of where marley is. He needs to change now before he turn into how Marley is after he died, and
make Scrooge regret everything he has done, and that he needs to change his ways or he will be as bad
as Marley is or even worse. The final quote is It s Christmas Day!... The Spirits can do anything they
like. Of course they can. Of course they can. Hallo, my fine fellow! Repetition is being used here,
Scrooge is saying Of course they can. Of course they can. Making this repetition cause the reader to
think of these words more than the others. This relates to Scrooge s transformation by him being
excited for Christmas, and being a happy man, not just some old rich grump. Obviously, Scrooge has a

Mattel Inc
Question One: Do manufacturers of products for children have special responsibilities to consumers
and society? What are these responsibilities and how well has Mattel met them? Provide evidence of
Mattel s strengths and weaknesses in this area.
Yes. As Mattel s products are designed primarily for children, it must be sensitive to societal concerns
about children s rights.
Strengths
Responsibility towards the community * Mattel recognizes international environment, different legal
systems and cultural expectations, and the use of technology especially with regard to consumer
privacy and has taken steps to strengthen its commitment to business ethics and social responsibility. *
Mattel recently published its first Corporate ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Targeting children with internet sites, however, brings about extra concerns. Mattel must be very
careful to protect their legal and moral reputations by respecting the privacy of the children and their
families, which is put in jeopardy every time the website asks a minor to provide information.
Lack of total control over business partners
Though Mattel has embarked on the Global manufacturing Principles (GMP) and regular social audits,
Mattel cannot intensively monitor the business processes and activities of its partners. There is no
guarantee that its business partners will completely comply with Mattel s corporate social
responsibility (CSR), ethical business conducts and product safety requirements. Mattel somehow
could be facing legal actions and criticisms from various stakeholders around the world.
Question Two: Comment on the strengths and weaknesses of Mattel s core brands (Barbie and
American Girl). In looking at Barbie specifically, has Mattel s success with the American Girl
collection cannibalized sales from Barbie? Explain.
Strength
Brand Recognition * Barbie is Mattel s flagship brand and its number one seller routinely accounting
for more than 50 percent of Mattel s sales revenue. * Barbie was the only Mattel brand that made the
list of the 2002 The 100 Best Global Brand . * American Girl is targeted for girls in from 7

Similarities And Differences Between The Primordialist And...
Orianne Sagrada
IS 680
Prof. Woldemikael
14 October 2014
Midterm 1
1. Compare and contrast the primordialist with the instrumentalist/circumstantialist approaches that
provide an understanding of the concept of Ethnicity? What is the constructionist perspective?
According to constructionism, how do the elites view ethnicity? (Use Introduction from Hutchinson
and Smith book Ethnicity and the excerpt of chapters from Cornell and Hartmann that will be posted
on blackboard. NB: I used Cornell and Hartmann s book Ethnicity and Race for my class lecture on
approaches to ethnicity.)
In Ethnicity by John Hutchinson and Anthony Smith identify two existing camps of ethnicity:
primordialist and instrumentalist/circumstantialist. The term priomordialist in terms of ethnicity was
fathered by Edward Shils, a notable sociologist. Shils sought to differentiate various social bonds
personal, primordial, sacred and civil ties and to demonstrate how even in contemporary, civic
societies other types of social bonding existed (Hutchinson and Smith ). After Shils coined the concept
of primordialist, late anthropologist, Clifford Greetz advanced the subject and spoke of the
overpowering and ineffable quality attaching to certain kinds of tie, which the participants tended to
see as exterior, coercive, and given. Greetz further emphasized that the catalyst to an effective and
successful modern state is the drive for personal identity a fundamental basis of primordial ties. By
definition,

Information Storage And Management System
Introduction
With the development of technology, information storage and management have been vital of
importance. Information effectiveness and efficiency are determined by how well data is organised
and processed. The term data have been widely employed in different human activities, including
science, business, education, law and the like. Here, data is a means for representation of facts,
concepts, and instructions in order to communicate (Sumathi Esakkirajan 2007). Nevertheless, if data
management is ineffective, and relevant information cannot be found quickly, a large amount data will
become a liability rather than an asset of an organisation; thus, tools used for data management give
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6). This literature review will consist of four parts. Firstly, it will briefly introduce DBMSs and review
the development of data models. Secondly, it will discuss DBMS products based on the relational data
model. Following that, DBMS products based on logical models will be illustrated. Lastly, strengths
and weaknesses between different data models will be demonstrated.
1. Overview of DBMSs and the development of data models
1.1 Overview of DBMSs
A DBMS contains four parts, the data model, the data definition language (DDL), the data
manipulation language (DML), and the data dictionary. To begin with, the data model describes how
data are logically constructed. Next, programmers use DDL to specify the types of information and
structure of the database, which is the important connection between the logical (how to perceive data)
and physical views (how data are stored and processed) of the database. Thirdly, DML is used to
manipulate the data, where end users or programmers are allowed to extract data in order to satisfy
information requests and develop applications. Manipulative verbs are included in DML, such as
modify, delete or select . In addition, the data dictionary is used for the storage of data elements and
data characteristics, including ownership, physical representation, authorization, and security
(technology guide). The use of a DBMS

Cystic Fibrosis Introduction
Introduction
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is an inherited chronic disease that must be carried by both parents in order to for
the person to suffer from it. If one of your parents has it, then you will definitely be a carrier of the
disease and it will be carried to your offspring. Children who inherit a faulty CFTR gene from each
parent will have CF.
This disease affects organs such as the liver, lungs, pancreas, and intestines.
This disease disrupts the body s salt balance leaving too little salt and water on the outside of cells
which makes the thin mucus that protects the linings of the airways, digestive system, reproductive
system, and other organs and tissues free of germs become thick and sticky thus clogging the airways
and damaging the lungs. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When someone has Cystic fibrosis this gene is broken and doesn t function normally.
Treatment:
Cystic fibrosis can not be cured, it is chronic, but treatments could be helpful to ease the symptoms.
There are techniques to help you get rid of the thick mucus, for example, the airway clearance
technique, there is a common method called postural drainage and percussion. Which where you will
sit or lie in different positions to let the thick mucus flow from your small airways in your lungs to the
large ones, then someone or you could tap your chest to ease the mucus more so you could cough and
get rid of it.
Inhaled drugs like dornase alfa (Pulmozyme), albuterol, salt solution, steroids, or antibiotics thin
mucus, clear the lungs and fight infections. Medicines such as ibuprofen fight inflammation and
reduce swelling in your lungs. (webmd)
Taking enzyme pills will help in digesting fats and proteins and absorb more vitamins from your food.
Also taking vitamins A, D, and E can help in replacing nutrients that your intestines can t absorb.
There is also oxygen therapy which helps if you have severe lung disease and need to breathe oxygen
through a mask or prongs in your

Differences And Disadvantages Of Standardization Vs....
2.3.1 Standardization vs. customization On one hand, standardization represents a way of reducing the
costs, increasing productivity, lowering the prices and systemizing innovations so that they can be
reproduced (Sundbo, 1996; Gallouj, 1994; Sundbo 1998, cited in Sundbo, 2002). Customization on
the other hand, increases the customer satisfaction ensuring the perceived quality, creates
opportunities for rising the price. Furthermore it enables innovation to take place near the customer,
which offers a great possibility to succeed on the market. The traditional economic theory highlights
productivity gains as being the essence of any economic activity, implying economies of scale and
cost reduction, while the theories of service development stress the importance of customer care in
service activities, not reducing the costs (Normann, 1991; Gronroos 1990, cited Sundbo, 2002).
Standardization can be described as an economy of productivity, where prices and quantities are the
most important elements. The focus is to increase the productivity, which will help in ... Show more
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Thus, the content of service is standardized but the standard elements can be combined in many ways
when delivered . Modulisation therefore combines the advantages of customization, by offering
personalized services that increase the customer satisfaction, together with the advantages of
standardization that focus upon increasing the productivity. In this way, the company has control over
the costs and the customer is satisfied because he feels he receives an individual service (Sundbo,
2002). In addition, through modulisation, a service provider profits from large scale manufacturing,
while the production is specialized and modulised, and yet is simultaneously flexible (Sundbo,

The Tragedy Of Euripides Medea
Euripides Medea is considered, according to Aristotle s Poetics, a tragedy. The play centers on Medea,
an outsider and wife to Jason, who seeks to punish Jason for taking another wife. The play is
considered a tragedy because it contains the three unities as well as the six elements of drama
mentioned by Aristotle. Despite the fact that the does the play fits the criteria of what Aristotle
considers tragedy, however, Medea is actually not a tragedy but tells the story about a successful
revenge. In the Poetics, Aristotle has established a criteria consisting of four requirements that
character must have to be considered the tragic hero. Medea, however, is not a tragic character
because she does not possess two of the four requirements: goodness and correctness. Aristotle s first
requirement of goodness states: The persons wit[ have character ifin the way previousty stated their
speech or their action reveals the moraI quality of some choice, and good character if a good choice
(Aristotle 130). Having a good character will allow provoke pity and fear in a tragedy. Medea
however does not possess the good quality. She does not express it through the course of the play in
her actions. In the opening of the play, the nurse makes it known that she wished that the Argo never
had set sail (1) which indicates the idea that the only time Medea was possibly good is before Jason
set sail to seek the golden pelt for Pelias (6 7). Medea fell in love with him and because of it

Essay On China s Emergence As A Global Power
China s emergence as a global power has coincided with a somewhat heavy handed foreign policy
towards its neighbors. Internal disputes have included a political crisis in Hong Kong over the right to
vote, minority oppression in Inner Mongolia, and unhealthy air quality. China s rise has changed the
Asian power dynamic. Chinese foreign policy towards North Korea, protective in nature, has drawn
criticism. Worried about instability in Korea driving untrained refugees into China, its leadership
opposes any transformative actions in the region. China s policy towards Japan increasingly features
hostile rhetoric, as the two countries struggle for influence in the region. China s rising position as a
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International Law does not support China s claims. The principle of effective occupation was
established by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Island of Palmas in 1928. Effective
occupation entails an ability and intention to exercise continuous and uninterrupted jurisdiction, which
is distinguished from conquest. China has occupied the Paracel Islands, an archipelago of thirty
islands between China and Vietnam, but it has not occupied the Spratly Islands, an archipelago off the
coasts of the Philippines and Malaysia. It once occupied nine islands between 1988 and 1992, but the
islands are now occupied by various other claimants. China s claims are also disputed by the United
Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. Under UNCLOS, claims to resources are based on
exclusive economic zones and continental shelves. China s claims far surpass its exclusive economic
zones and continental shelves, overlapping with the legal claims of other ASEAN states. China s
claims rely on historical interests, which carries no weight under international law.
Another problem stems from the natural resource potential of the sea. Estimations of oil in the region
present varied statistics, but everyone agrees that the area has oil. According to the Ministry of
Geological Resources and Mining of the People s Republic of China, the sea may contain 17.7 billion
tons of crude oil. The United States Energy Information Administration

Don Marquis s The Lesson Of The Moth
The Lesson of the Moth Jack Thurman Prof Cole Bellamy Week 2 In the poem The Lesson of The
Moth , Don Marquis tells a story of a moth, an insect that have a strange habit of being attracted to the
bright light or fire. The story is being told by a fictional character named Archy who is reincarnated
author. The character finds the moth trying to break into a light bulb to get the light inside; when he
asks why he is doing this, the moth gives an incredibly profound statement: It is better to be a part of
beauty for one instant and then cease to exist than to exist forever and never be a part of beauty. To
me, that is almost what life should be about. If we do not have that drive to or purpose then what is the
point of living? One of the major symbols in the poem is the flame in which the moth is willing to die
for. It implies that there are things that certain people ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The moth s philosophy ironically made sense, because to live without ever experiencing something
beautiful is truly torture. The extreme consequences of death with beauty or longevity without beauty
are hard to decide between. The moth also explains how human beings used to be come easy, go easy
but have become too civilized and stuck up to enjoy themselves thoroughly. The moth says, our
attitude towards life is come easy, go easy, we are like human beings used to be before they became
too civilized to enjoy themselves (Marquis 185), the moth is right for the most part about humans
being too civilized, but there are the few, the proud, the ones who dare people to drop all seriousness
and go out and have fun. The people with the most money should be having the most fun, but they
seem to just be too civilized to have a good time. The moth has a real good spin on a serious issue and
yet makes the reader laugh while reading

Paul Signac s Breakfast In The Dining Room
Paul Signac was a French painter who helped develop the pointillist style. He was born on November
11, 1863 in Paris, France where he began his artistic career. He decided he wanted to become an artist
after viewing an exhibition of Monet s work in 1880. His family were wealthy shopkeepers and
encouraged him to study architecture, however, his early interest in painting continued into adulthood.
His father and grandpa were both saddlemakers, but the store was still under his name. During the
Franco Prussian War, he was sent to northern France to live with his grandmother because his family
didn t want him to get into harm s way. Since Signac had to stay there for the time being, he was
enrolled in a college named Rollin in Montmartre. Soon ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These two artists shared an interest for science behind color and perception, so Signac worked with
Seurat to create a painting style that used optical effects. (Paul Signac) They applied small dabs of
colors closely together on canvas, using various shades that appeared to merge from a distance. Using
pointillism, Signac created two paintings that became very popular, one of which, was called
Breakfast in the Dining Room (Meyer). This painting was actually based on his own family, and it
featured his mother, grandfather and housekeeper. The figures present at the lunch table appear to be
in silence. It portrays a family that lacks interaction and a feeling of home.
Signac s style was very similar to his good friend, Georges Seurat. For example, Signac s oil painting
Breakfast in the Dining Room appears to look like Seurat s Sunday in the Park on the Island of Grande
Jatte .(Jackson) Signac based this pinwheel design on a Japanese print, but replaced it with his own
colors and patterns to represent himself. Till this day, it is still a mystery as to why Signac drew this,
but it is rumored that both Seurat and Signac worked on each others projects hand in

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