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 Argumentative Essay On Student Loan
The United States federal system hands out loans left and right to college students. The problem
with this is they loan out so much money that sometimes students cannot pay the money back, now
they just lost thousands of dollars. Some students that go to college and major in something that
clearly doesn t have many jobs out, isn t going to be able to pay back their loans. Federal Systems
shouldn t lend out money like this. The total amount of student loans is $1.2 trillion and rising.
Student debthas been rising, while mortgage and credit card debt has been decreasing. The
government makes it almost impossible to escape student loan. You need to pay it back; if you can t
then they to your parents, since most of the time the students
 The themes are timeless and resonate the views in a modern...
The themes are timeless and resonate the views in a modern society despite being written in
disparate contexts, these values concern the core of human nature. This can be shown and evidenced
through Shakespeare s Othello and the similar views in Clint Eastwood s Unforgiven . Both texts
echo the same views and themes through timeless society, these being Gender, and Honour.

In Othello there are many negative views on the treatment of women and equality which are shared
with Unforgiven though at a much more violent level and both exerting male dominance. Iago see s
all women the same, addressing his statement with the use of caesura, devils being offended..., and
housewives in your beds from Act 2 scene 1. He lists these abusing ... Show more content on
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Little Bill s comment during the interrogation of those guilty of the abuse towards Delilah is ironic,
well I aint gonna hurt no woman as though he doesn t harm the women, he has still hurt them as the
offenders were not punished justly for their crime, which is insulting towards the women. The Kid
comes to Munny for help and labels the women with animal imagery here even cut her teats the
incident was over exaggerated, though the animal imagery reveals that another man in the country
uses a downgrading term, thus offending the females. Overall the males views in both Othello and
unforgiven remain pertinent despite the gap in their time, which only shows that the theme is
timeless and the fight for equality is not over.

Othello is known as an honorable man in the play as he is in charge but that begins to fade, and
Desdemona still chooses to honor her husband. The ironic comment from Desdemona in Act 4
Scene 2 To whom my lord, With whom? How am I false? this is ironic as everyone but her knows
that she is accused of adultery , and her use of repeated question marks shows her distress to be
right in the eyes of her husband, to honor him with respect. Iago is one who also holds a honorable
position, though it is deceiving. His high regard can be noted through the use of epithets Honest
Iago . These epithets are ironic as he is not honorable , and
 Special Care Baby Unit ( Scbu )
The aim of this assignment is to describe, analyze and reflect a specific scenario throughout my time
in special care baby unit (SCBU)..
The concept of reflective practice, popularized by Schön s (1983) work, has been applied in
nursing for various purposes, including as a way to narrow the gap between theory and practice
in clinical practice(Clarke, 1986) and a way to discover knowledge embedded in practice (Benner
at al. 1996). Reflection, or thinking about our experiences, is the key to learning. Reflection allows
us to analyze our experiences, make changes based on our mistakes, keep doing what is successful,
and build upon or modify past knowledge based on new knowledge.
According to the NMC guidance (2015), the infant concerned will ... Show more content on
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As St Georges policy states, a baby greater than 1.500kg can be nursed in a cot if it has an adequate
thermo control and is gaining weight in an incubator set at a minimal temperature . Mark´s incubator
was decreased by 0,5ºC every 1 2 hours during the morning and was well tolerated. Temperature
was checked regularly and was always 36,8ºC. Despite of baby was less than 1.5kg, medical team
was agree to transfer the patient in to a cot due temperature was very stabilized. The last incubator
temperature registered was 29ºC.

So what

According to Thomas (1994), temperature control or thermoregulation in the neonate is a critical

physiological function that is strongly influenced by physical immaturity, extent of illness and
environmental factors.
St George´s Hospital guidelines suggest that the acceptable range for axial temperature is 36.6
37.2°C. This range should be maintained at all times to allow normal physiological function and
body metabolism. The nursing diagnosis of hypothermia is the state in which an individual s body
temperature is reduced below normal range (Wilkinson, 2000, p. 205).
Term and specially pre term infants are more susceptible to become cold and hypothermic. They
have a higher body surface area to body mass ratio, higher metabolic rate with limited stores of
metabolic substrates, and limited and immature thermoregulatory behaviors, including a poorly
developed shivering response (Hackman, 2001)

It is essential that neonates are

 Mirrored Path To Empathy
The Mirrored Path to Empathy The most frequently taught description of empathy in today s college
textbooks defines it as emotional reactions that are focused on, or oriented toward, other people and
include feelings of compassion, sympathy, and concern (Baron Branscombe, 2012). Furthermore,
students are also learning that there may be a societal decline in empathythat is occurring among
college students at a small but somewhat significant level. Unfortunately, there are currently no
empirical answers for this decline. Empathy is an enigma that science has longed to understand and
explain since Theodor Lipps and Edward Tichener named the earliest known concept of imitation and
empathy, Einfuhlung, in the early 1900s (Gerdes, Lietz,... Show more content on [Link] ...
Pier Ferrari asserts that existing evidence supports empathy as a combination of both an innate,
visceral response, driven by the mirror neuron system and a higher, multidimensional cognitive
process. In his discussion of available literature, entitled The Neuroscience of Social Relations,
Ferrari describes empathy as a phenomenon where biology, emotion and cognition work
simultaneously to produce empathy, also suggesting that mimicry is the core element of this so
called phenomenon (2014). Ferrari rendered the neurological basis of empathy in perhaps the most
simplistic terms, by stating that mirror neurons found in the pre motor and parietal cortices fire
when behavior is both observed and performed, supporting the theory that mirror neurons make
empathy a biological and visceral response. He noted that adjacent areas of the brain related to
emotion are also activated, which may mean that they are also capable of mirroring. He then points
to the ability of humans to cognitively evaluate a situation and make decisions without completely
succumbing to the vicarious feelings of the other individual, allowing the observing person to feel
empathy with a level of detachment that facilitates decisions for self preservation and
 Various Types Of Coffee Venues
Included for discussion are various types of coffee venues such as coffee shops, which usually
serve specialty drinks and desserts; espresso bars, which will also serve alcoholic beverages along
with the drinks and desserts listed above; cafés, which usually serves specialty drinks, desserts,
sandwiches, and soups; and coffeehouses, which is essentially the same thing as a café, except they
also host live local gigs and present their customer with my space to sit and socialize with friends.
Coffeeshops are an interesting type of shop. On one hand, there is not a high profit margin in the
sale of coffee and desserts; however, if additional product were to be sold on location, it may make
it more profitable to have customers that want to... Show more content on [Link] ...
They are then resold to the public. They usually sell generic products, which companies and
families especially like because they can save money. In these types of stores, there are usually
wide isles, with a basic layout, and offer a variety of merchandise from foods, furniture,
electronics, and many other things. When shopping, customers usually have a list of items then
need. They walk in, quickly shop, and then return home. Wholesale distributors don t rely as much
on ambiance, but instead, make a profit on the large quantities of goods on a daily basis. In order
to market to this type of store, it will probably be beneficial to play background music with a
slower tempo during the most active hours of the day, as studies have shown that people will
naturally begin to walk in sync with the tempo of the song playing. Not only will the slower tempo
music, encourage the shopper to spend more time in the store, it will also increase their likeliness of
purchasing unintentional items.

Department Stores (J.C. Penney s, Macy s).

In department stores such as J.C. Penney s and Macy s this challenge will prove to be more
difficult due to the number of atmospheres under one roof. In each section of the store, the manager
should play music that has a good musical fit with the products being sold. For example, if there is
one store that specializes in selling teenage girls clothes and
 The Role Of Juvenile Offenders In The Criminal Justice System
One would think that juvenile offenders are different from adult prisoners, but most are not. There
are however, some unique issues that juvenile offenders face within the criminal justice system. One
issue is juveniles and the death penalty. Some states allow the death penalty for juveniles, but in
2005 the Supreme Court deemed this practice unconstitutional. Significant questions were raised
concerning the development of juvenile s human brain and the maturity level of juveniles and capital
punishment. The Supreme Court stated in a five to four decision that juveniles younger than 18 at the
time of their offense could not be executed. The justices also stated that executing juveniles was a
violation of the cruel and unusual clause of the
 Essay On Yosemite Trip
When I was 14 my brother convinced me to sign up for the Mcconnel foundation Yosemite trip. I
had to do a lot of community service which consisted of picking up trash on the side of the road
and teaching the kids at my local elementary school about the environment and global warming. I
got accepted and it was definitely one of the most amazing experiences I have ever had. I m
outdoorsy and love hiking but, this was a whole different level of hiking. The first couple days
were really hard for me because of the extent of the hikes and hiking dozens of switchbacks a day.
The yosemite made me realize how beautiful life is and I became a lot more outdoorsy. It helped
me figure out who I am. I soon started spending most of my time outdoors fishing and hunting. The
yosemite is the most beautiful place I ve ever been to and I m extremely thankful that I had that
experience.... Show more content on [Link] ...
The doctors couldn t figure out what was wrong with me and soon after that my brother passed
away, so; I developed really bad anxiety. I had to continue the rest of my highschool career on
independent studies because of the amounts of school I missed. A year after I graduated the
doctors found out I had giardia and that I was having muscle spasms from the amount of stress I
was going throught. I had to take a series of antibiotics for 2 months and I become a lot better. I
had to learn to control my stress so that I no longer had stomach spasms and I had to learn how to
manage my anxiety (which I thought i could never overcome). This experience impacted me more
than anything else in my life. I learned how strong that I am and that if I could get through that, I can
get through
 Qualitative Analysis Lab
CH 204 Introduction to Chemical Practice Experiment #1 Qualitative Analysis of Cations Anam
Zaki*Baylee Halliwell TA: Jiawei (Will) He February 16, 2016 RESULTS DISCUSSION The
purpose of this experiment was to use qualitative analysis in order to identify two cation in a
solution. During the first part of the experiment, the identity of either silver or lead was revealed,
and during the second part, the identity of either calcium or barium was discovered. For the last
part of the experiment, many different cations were exposed when Cation Flame Tests were
executed. A wooden stick dipped into each solution and was held over a flame, and the color of the
flame revealed the cation that was in the solution. For the first part of... Show more content on
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Silver: Formula Unit:[Ag(〖NH_3)〗_2 ]Cl_((aq))+2H〖NO_3〗_((aq))→AgCl_((s))+2NH_4
〖NO_3〗_((aq)) Total Ionic Equation:〖Ag^+〗_((aq))+〖〖〖2NO〗_3〗^
〗_((aq))+〖2H^+〗_((aq) )+〖Cl^
〗_((aq))→AgCl_((s))+2N〖〖H_4〗^+〗_((aq))+2〖〖NO_3〗^ 〗_((aq)) Net Ionic
Equation:〖Ag^+〗_((aq))+〖Cl^ 〗_((aq))→AgCl_((s)) Calcium: Formula Unit:
Ca(〖〖OH)〗_2〗_((aq) )+〖K_2 C_2 O_4〗_((aq) )→〖CaC_2 O_4〗_((s) )+2KOH_((aq))
Total Ionic Equation: 〖Ca^(2+)〗_((aq))+O 〖H^ 〗_((aq) )+〖K^+〗_((aq) )+〖〖C_2
O_4〗^(2 )〗_((aq))→〖CaC_2 O_4〗_((s))+2〖K^+〗_((aq))+2〖OH^ 〗_((aq)) Net Ionic
Equation: C〖a^(2+)〗_((aq))+〖〖C_2 O_4〗^(2 )〗_((aq))→C〖aC_2 O_4〗_((s))
REFERENCES Drug Testing in a Drug Court Environment: Common Issues to Address. https:/
/[Link]/pdffiles1/ojp/[Link] (accessed Feb. 14, 2016). Dogancay, D. Flame Tests
Performed Safely: A Safe and Effective Alternative to the Traditional Flame Test. Sci Teach [Online]
2005, 72,
 Velocity and Smart Timer
Cruz, Romer Kevin C. Oct. 29, 2013
2010150921Nov. 05, 2013
PHY10L/A11

Experiment # 2
KINEMATICS

Abstract Kinematics of linear motion is defined as the studies of motion of objects without
considering the effects that produce the motion. This experiment will show how to determine the
linear motion with constant (uniform) velocity particularly the dynamic cart and linear motion with
constant (uniform) acceleration, (e.g. free fall of motion). At the end of the experiment we found out
that the velocity is a speed that involves direction of an object as well as the time. While for the
acceleration, it is directly proportional to the distance or height but inversely proportional to the
time. By close ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Adjust the track if the cart moves until it became stationary. We then attached the picket fence to the
cart. The first photo gate was set mounting at 25 cm mark and the second at 65 cm mark to the track.
We adjust the photo gates height so the picket fence attached to the cart will not touch the photo
gate. We securely placed the gates to the track perpendicular to minimize errors.

The phone plug of both photo gates are connected to the smart timer, photo gate 1 to channel 1 and
photo gate 2 to channel 2. We then set the mode of the smart timer to measure TIME, TWO
GATES. And press the third button on the smart timer to start/restart. The cart is placed at 0 cm
mark on the track. The cart was launched be pressing the trigger, we take the reading on the smart
timer and record this as the time interval for the first trial. The displacement is figured by
subtracting the distance of the first photo gate to the second photo gate. The cart is launch 5 times
more, with each launch adjusting the position of the photo gate 2 by 10 cm. Then we compute for
the cart s average speed. After the data gathering, we plot a graph with displacement against time.

Part B: Determination of Acceleration Due to Gravity Using Cart s Acceleration.

We set up the track with the 0 cm end elevated using a stand, with the end stop at the lower end and
record it as final position, Xf. The height, H of the track is adjusted to 10 cm as its initial height. We
placed the photo
 Tech Prep Essay
Tech Prep

Although the development and implementation of tech prep education programs have been in
process since the initiation of the Carl D. Perkins Act Amendments of 1990, misconceptions about
tech prep education still exist. As defined in provisions authorizing Perkins funds for tech prep, a tech
prep education program is a combined secondary and postsecondary program that

leads to an associate degree or two year certificate; provides technical preparation in at least one
field of engineering technology; applied science, mechanical, industrial, or practical art or trade; or
agriculture, health or business; builds student competence in mathematics, science, and
communications (including applied academics) through a ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Although the integration of academic and vocational education offers one strategy for developing
the academic and technical competence of students, it does not constitute tech prep. Tech prep
requires not only new courses and a sequenced core curriculum, but courses that take into account the
learning styles of the majority of students, incorporating concepts like that of contextual learning.
According to Hull (1993), contextual learning occurs only when students process new information
or knowledge in such a way that it makes sense to them in their frame of reference (their own inner
world of memory, experience, and response) (p. 41). Thus, the applied academics approach to
learning, which involves the teaching of solid academic content by means of hands on and
vocational applications, follows the contextual learning concept in that it provides for learning in the
context of life experiences building on what the students already know and applying learning in the
context of how the knowledge/information can be used in the context of exploration, discovery, and
invention (ibid.). One of the goals of applied academic curriculum is that it should enable students to
transfer knowledge from academic content to vocational applications and from school to the
workplace.

To ensure a curriculum that will prepare students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies
necessary for work in a technologically
 Progressivism And The Progressive Era
Progressivism and the Progressive Era significantly changed the United States. The fight against
corruption in the government, authority, politics, and economics is still being fought to this day.
While some ideals have faded away, like prohibition, the progressives and progressive era shaped
America and laid down the groundwork for more reform to come.
Progressivism started as a grassroots movement. While it began at the bottom and made many state
level changes, progressivm impact reformed America at a national level as well. Progressivism is a
response to industrial expansion in the United States. While progressivism made some changes in
America like the 17th 19th amendments and labor laws, a lot of the problems Progressivism tried to
tackle
 The Van Allen Belts
Space is very, very big. And it s also very, very, dangerous. We humans are squishy and don t live
particularly long lives here on Earth, and that s even before the extensive toll our bodies suffer due
to space, in accordance with aforementioned squishiness. The amount of challenges there are in
sending people beyond our planet are immense. We have to worry about air, food, waste, radiation,
communication, bone loss due to zero g. Simply getting up there is a challenge, and then we have to
worry about getting home. Due to this long list of concerns, humans have been relegated to a very
small corner of our solar system. The record breakers for furthest humans from home remain the
handful of men that walked on the moon during the Apollo... Show more content on [Link]
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Sagdeev, during his time as head of the Russian Space Research Institute, stated that the US and
USSR had a silent gentleman s agreement to split their duties in space. Russia was to focus its
efforts on Venus, and the US was to engage in wide range reconnaissance [4]. One of these major
solar reconnaissance projects he mentioned involved the idea of the Grand Tour. It was noticed
that the planets were aligning in just the right way not to guarantee finding love, or the coming of
a great apocalypse but in an arrangement that would allow a single spacecraft to fly past all the
outer planets in record time, using a maneuver called a gravity assist [5]. The mission eventually
become the Voyager program, which sent two probes out into deep space. Voyager 1 was destined
for Saturn and Jupiter, Voyager 2 for Neptune and Uranus. Pluto, still a planet at this point, was
unable to make the
 Fast Food, As We Know It
Charles Benck

Fast food, as we know it, exists because of changes leading up to, during, and slightly after World
War Two. With the war s pressure on efficiency and production in the farming industry as well as the
numerous factors contributing to America s rise from a depression the country saw a boom in
spending power and food production. With the mindset of efficiency and convenience prevailing in
the American household a whole new type of restaurant was born, the drive through. From the drive
through many major fast food businesses were born, and through franchising they spread across the
country. As fast food and the franchise grew, businesses throughout the country adapted; The model
of success changed along with the production and packing industries throughout the U.S. Stockyards
and factories condensed and moved closer to sources, and production further centralized. Fast food
continued to grow, affecting the eating habits and popular culture of America in countless ways
across decades of business and advertising. Fast food is still present in the lives of most people
today, and continues to further improve on the efficiency and convenience of its predecessors.
When World War II came to an end in 1945 the soldiers returned to a different country: Wartime
destruction had crippled the industries of many major powers, leaving America with a monopoly
on global production, jobs were easy to find and wages were higher due to a pent up need for
laborers (see appendix
 The Pursuit Of Self Discovery
Literature, a body of written works, is something that I sometimes find myself leisurely immersing
in. It allows for the limitations of my own ordinary situations to be seized momentarily whilst I let
mind be free and my own imagination wander. The pursuit of self discovery is present within many
forms of literature and can be told through plots and central characters. I often discover new societal
universal longings that arise from the novels pages which encourages me to reflect on my own
sense of self. The unique interpretations and individual thoughts made by readers allows for a
diverse range of reactions to literature. It allows for the words on a page to transform from still
words, into a journey of personal growth, where... Show more content on [Link] ...
Similarly, Szubanski s recount of her life, Reckoning, speaks to me through her own personal
expedition of self discovery. Throughout the memoir, Magda must come to terms with her past
experiences, makes decisions and draw conclusions about both past and present encounters. She
recounts her expedition of self discovery as being in a flight of confusions and disturbances . At
times I too feel like this, being unable to decipher what I should do in situations as I still discover
my sense of self. Initially Magda was living life as a suburban child, spooked by the experts of her
father s spying activities from wartime Poland Growing up, as I learned more about what my
father and his family had done, this question haunted me. Was I like them? Was I like him? She
also had disclosed recognition of her sexuality. Magda s life becomes complex and drama filled
as she reaches adulthood. As Magda struggled to accept her family s history and come to terms
with who she is, I found myself comparing her story to mine. I began to question how my own life
would pan out and if the decisions I have