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Special Needs Children and the Special Education Program... Special education is such a broad and sensitive topic to talk about as well as the several issues that come with the Special education topic. And although there are a variety of issues, such as: special education children being accepted, segregated from their peers, the financial ability to support many special educationprograms, and the fact that a lot of teachers are not properly certified and do not know how to handle special needs children; there are also many resolutions. Special educationAwareness, peer understanding, support from the local and state government, proper teacher certification, and most importantly social unity and understanding amongst peers are all a part of this controversial issue and they will also help... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... In Education Week s, Special education article it was said that, more than half of all students with disabilities spend at least 80 percent of their time in the regular classroom. The more time Special education students spend in the classroom, the more care and attention they need from all teachers. This is one of the reasons teachers need to be taught proper care skills and be certified when it comes to Special education children. Another reason teachers need to be certified is the fact that different Special education students suffer from different health, physical, and mental complications, and Special education teachers as well as general teachers need to know how to handle anything that happens at a moment s notice. Finally, proper teacher certification in the Special education field would solve a lot of issues. Teachers being properly certified, would potential cost more money; but it would also increase peer awareness depending on if the school was desegregated. It is said that it takes a village to raise a child, and it takes a village plus one extra person; more patience; and extra understanding to help raise a child with special needs. If more people were made aware of Special education children and their programs, more people would probably want to participate ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Social Construction For a lot of people, when the word technology is said they picture something related to or of a computer or cell phone. Not many people think of the technology found in the field of science or the creation of a modern day car or even what powers the technology they imagine. Even less think of the individual parts of the artifact that makes up the piece of tech they thought of or just how long this scienceof craft has existed and grown. With such an ever expanding and omnipresent force at work to make humankind more advanced and life simpler, it s not surprising that other fields have sprouted to examine how technologyis shaped. One such examination led to the concept of the social construction of technology (or SCOT). Advocates of this concept... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... It began as a system where you could send a text to one number and it would be broadcasted out to all of your friends... Then five months after Twitter s launch, an earthquake in San Francisco happened except this earthquake had people who were experiencing it using Twitter to share their stories, which led to another group of people who heard about the earthquake using Twitter to get information from a place they were not in. These were not the only groups of people using Twitter during the earthquake, but they are the best example of interpretative flexibility. Two groups of people both using the same app, but for one group it s a means of sharing information and for another it was about collecting that information and that right there was the basis of Twitter. Closure took hold for a while because even though the app was still used to communicate with friends, it became more of an information sharing platform than it used to be. Then, more groups joined and the use of Twitter changed again. The rise of social media created a new way to interact and soon led groups of investors, celebrities, politicians, scientists, and even soccer moms to use the site to network, advertise products, educate themselves, and start important conversations. Twitter was no longer just a place to trade information, it became a business. And as newer generations of people begin to download Twitter, it will change again. Currently, the majority of Twitter users are shaping this application by using it as a political platform to share, stop, and acknowledge injustice. Yet, just a year ago, it was more often than not a place where people got their first reports of natural disasters, sport scores, celebrity deaths, and spoilers of popular television shows. It was not a place where you would see people from all types of different groups fired up over politics and state of the world in the extent as it seen today. And yes, Twitter ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Benzodiazepines Research Paper The benzodiazepines, with their anxiolytic, sedative, anticonvulsant and myorelaxant properties are commonly used in the fields of psychiatry and neurology. They were originally introduced as an alternative to meprobamate and the barbiturates, as their lethal dosage was only slightly higher than their therapeutic dose. With the rise in the prescription of benzodiazepines for short term insomnia and anxiety relief, and the subsequent rise of cases featuring benzodiazepineabuse, it seems ever more important that an alternative devoid of abuse and dependence potential is found, without compromising effectiveness. Dependence is much more likely when used long term, as tolerance is built up and the dosage escalates. Several alternatives exist for... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The majority of GABAA receptors contain an alpha 1, 2, 3 or 5 subunits. The receptor allows for the transmission of Cl anions when its ligand, GABA, docks to it between the alpha and beta subunits. The binding of GABA to its receptor enlarges the chloride channels, and so allowing more chloride ions to move into the neuron, hyperpolarising it. The effect of this is to slow down the rate of neuronal firing. It also contains other allosteric binding sites, allowing for benzodiazepines, barbiturates, alcohol, meprobamate and other drugs to affect it. The subunit to which a benzodiazepine binds is shown to contribute to its effects: binding at the alpha 1 or 5 subunits leads to sedation, while binding to the alpha 2 or 3 subunits is associated with ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Super Bowl Commercial Analysis The Super Bowl is not only an event that attracts football fans, but brings crowds together in this suspenseful ritual that takes place annually in American culture. It is not only about the game, but the experience of being with other people while watching, choosing and celebrating a team, indulging in a large component of American society, and looking forward to which commercials will be premiered. Therefore for any company it is a prime marketing opportunity to have a commercial displayed in between the Super Bowl. However, if that is the case why would Lexus take a large risk partnering with new Marvel movie, Black Panther, before knowing if it was going to be a success or not? The Super Bowl premiered two weeks before the movie s opening... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Luxury is provoked throughout the commercial not only through the car itself and its red leather, but the reference made by Okoye to T Challa as my king. Later it is reaffirmed by the characters in their royal dress surrounded by poparazzi and flashing lights, and experience amazing displayed at the very end of screen. The fact that the new Lexus is technically advanced is also evoked through the display of the technology inside the car and character association. A vital part to the plot of the movie is the fact that Wakanda, the home place of the Black Panther, is settled on a hub of vibranium making them secretly the most technically advanced country in the world. T Challa throws vibranium in the trunk of the Lexus within the first seconds of the commercial and then Shuri, the smartest character of the movie, is in control of the car. These associations reflect on Lexus, make it more appealing, and add a competitive factor. Lastly, the whole commercial provokes power and strength. From the powers of the Black Panther to the World s Leader Conference sign at the end behind the car, it evokes an elite feel putting Lexus on top of its competition. These concepts and images draw in viewers making a more intriguing ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Inventions Of The United States In the year 1790, the United States had begun to make a name for itself. The United States was ending its own revolution and the world was evolving around it. The country s new found freedom created a need for self reliance. The United States was out to prove its worth, that its institutions, democracy, and military were worth the efforts of so many. During this time the number of inventions created throughout the world was astonishing. Inventions like: the cotton gin, batteries, cupcakes, crackers, gas turbine, and bicycles are just a few inventions that were created during this time period. Donalad W. Banner, U.S. Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks, wrote The Book of Knowledge where he explained that before the patentwas created... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Also to make sure credit was rightfully awarded to them. With that came the birth of the first patent. The invention of the first patent has brought up many different questions like where does one go to get a patent, who created it, how is one obtained, and what rights do they provide? A patent is a legal document giving inventors the property right to their own invention. A patent didn t always mean the rights to an invention though. A patent used to mean a special privilege or favor. It also could be used to acquire more land or obtain rights to explore a new land. Presently the patent is used only for the rights to your invention. Virginia Alexandrea from The United States Patent and Trademark Office wrote the article General Information Concerning Patents where she described what Patent rights include. The right conferred by the patent grant is, in the language of the statute and of the grant itself, the right to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, or selling the invention in the United States or importing the invention into the United States. What is granted is not the right to make, use, offer for sale, sell or import, but the right to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, selling or importing the invention. Once a patent is issued, the patentee must enforce the patent without aid of the USPTO (ALEXANDRIA 1). A patent grants you 17 years of rights to your invention, and after that time the inventor either ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case Number One Case Number One Subway Sandwich Shops Situation Analysis Subway Sandwich, as presented in the Case Study presented in the Marketing Management MGT 551 class, is an undisputed market leader in a segment that is firmly established as a nationwide food item for which there is plenty of room in all areas (University of Phoenix, 2008). However, with a growing competition, changing consumer trends and increased product specialization, Subway s real strategic marketing challenge is to be able to develop and maintain a differential advantage while sustaining sales growths and profitability. Subway Sandwich effectively competes with other fast food restaurants by including and promoting healthier meals into its menu, as demonstrated by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Customization of bread types, flavor, toppings and ingredients coupled with fresh, steamed, toasted preparations provide combinations that appeal to almost all consumers (Tristano in Levin, 2008). Based on the factors and demographic data exposed above the following market needs were identified: Consciousness: desire for fresh ingredients and healthy foods Convenience: food prepared fast before the consumer s eyes Flexibility: meal customized to the customer s taste Adaptation: menu options adapted to regional and ethnical needs Product, price, promotion and place adapted to the consumers needs Market trends In the last decade, a lot of emphasis has been put on adopting healthy eating habits and informing the consumers that the healthy eating option was available in fast food restaurant chains. Interestingly, consumers eating in fast food chains were found to be more likely to order fattening side dishes if they think that they are consuming a healthy diet (Men s Fitness, March 2008). This observation is also true in Subway restaurants where a 12 inch Italian sandwich contains over 900 calories compared to the 600 calories BigMac from MacDonald s (Wilson Quarterly, Winter 2008). Thinking they are eating healthy , Subway patrons then splurge on soft drinks, potato chips and desserts accompanying their sandwich, especially is they are offered as part of value meals. Fast food chains across the board are looking into ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Religion In The Elizabethan Era The two most prevalent religions in the Elizabethan era were Protestantism and Catholicism. When Queen Mary came into power in 1553, she relentlessly sought out and executed those of the Protestant belief. She maintained a deep belief in Catholicism until the day she died and Queen Elizabeth began ruling. Unlike her half sister, Queen Elizabeth ruled the country under the religion of Protestantism. Rather than mass murdering those who followed the Catholic religion, the Queen chose to make the religion illegal and use the punishment of fines. This played a major role in why such a large number of people were conflicted with the choice between their religion and their Queen. Similar issues can be seen in the works that emerged in this era,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Shakespeare s Hamlet depicts how Catholicism influences characters in their daily lives. When Hamlet speaks to the ghost of his dead father, his father asks his son to remember [him] (1, 5, 25). Catholics believe in the existence of Purgatory and old Hamlet s request represents this idea. As long as people remember somebody who is stuck in Purgatory, they will arrive in Heaven. Before he dies, Hamlet asks Horatio to draw [his] breath in pain to tell [his] story so that citizens would also remember him (5, 2, 120). The belief in the space between Heaven and Hell is mentioned often because Catholics also believe that repentance plays a part in where people end up after death. Claudius reasons with himself that repentance is significant by questioning what can it not [do] when he reflects on his past actions (3, 3, 70). Shakespeare emphasizes the importance of repenting through the actions of his characters. This is further explored by Hamlet when he finally decides to kill Claudius, but cannot because if he attempts to now...he [will go] to heaven because of the Catholic belief that those who repent before death will go to Heaven. Hamlet references this when he explains that [Claudius] took [his] father grossly, full of bread, with all his crimes broad blown, as flush as May, which is the reason why Hamlet s father is stuck in ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Stay Out of Our Lives! December 1, 2012 Stay Out of Our Lives! Why is it that when gods and goddesses have affairs with us mere mortals and nymphs it leads to our tragedies! There are so many stories about a god or goddess falling for a mortal or nymph and then another god or goddess gets jealous or interferes with them and then the poor mortal gets cursed or gets ditched! But out of all these stories none are more tragic then the ones where Zeus cheats on his wife Hera, who then out of jealousy curses the poor women! Hera is known for being revengeful on those who interfere with her marriage to Zeus. But what she doesn t see is that most of the time the poor girl was just a victim. Unless you re Echo; she did deserve her punishment, and you will see why.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Now if Narcissus had just let Echo explain by writing it down or something then they could have fallen in love, gotten married, and so on. And Narcissus wouldn t have refused Echo because she would have been able to talk to him and get to know him. Echo would have been able to talk if Hera hadn t cursed her. And Hera wouldn t have cursed her if Zeus had just been faithful! In another version of this story Echo was still the beautiful nymph with an amazing voice. She lived deep in the woods and, denied the love of any mortal or god. She attracted the god, Pan, but, who she turned down like all the others. Pan was so angry he sent his shepherds to kill Echo by tearing her apart and spreading her pieces far, and wide. Gaea received the pieces and scattered them so Echo s voice, and talents, could be heard everywhere (Pontikis). Now it s a different version of the story but it s the same thing Pan messed with Echo s life, and because of that it all ended in her doom. So as I ve been saying over, and over again, if those selfish gods would just stay out of our love lives then none of this would have ever happened. Half of the Greek tragedy stories would have never existed. Now this story also tells us other things about the Greek myths for many of the gods judge our moral actions like Hera does. Narcissus being turned into a flower is an example of Greek myths explaining how things came ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Clinical Decision Making Essay Clinical decision making is a contextual, continuous, and evolving process, where data are gathered, interpreted, and evaluated in order to select an evidence based choice of action. An Effective Practitioner is tasked with making clinical decisions with patients and clients many times during their health and care journey. Factors that affect decision making There are many factors involved in clinical decision making and each of the core skills has the potential to impact effective decision making. 1.Knowing the evidence Any clinical decision maker should rely on a knowledge base which contains a wide array of literature review.Thanks to the digital advancements and technology, we can embed a wide variety of information in the form of E books, articles, journals, reference materials related to the current practice, so that we as a clinical decision makers can rely on them for decision making process or even patients if they want information about the disease or treatment protocols, can utilise to research the evidence base, many of the physicians as well are simply referring them a bunch of latest treatment articles or their website link in their portals to justify their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... 3.Knowing yourself as well as your team members completely In many multinational organizations, there is always a special segment which concentrates on the overall well being of their employees, be it in the form of personality development classes, art of positive thinking, cultural peogrammes, leaves, vacation, sponsoring health insurance, ensuring employee safety, this is because any health care or other industries their biggest investment are the employers, and the employers work and their decisions highly impact the entire organisation, that is why they make sure they know all their team members thoroughly, and any chief decision maker should have command over himself and his attitude at his work then only he can make clear decisions for his organization and lead it to ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Disadvantages Of Gender Discrimination Gender discrimination is an unfavorable treatment based on gender. It causes the elimination of individual s right and opportunity (Reeves and Baden, 2000: 2). Gender discrimination usually disadvantages women because women are considered inferior in society. Virginia Woolf states that gender discrimination is a result of the imbalance power between men and women (in Dobie, 2012: 114). Apparently, women have already suffered the discriminationsince a long time ago. Traditional society believes that men are more powerful than women. How society put men as the leaders in the society proves it. It causes men to have power over women. For example, in traditional society, men become the acceptable leaders who are responsible for making decisions. The decisions mostly disadvantage women. Meanwhile, women are destined to agree all of the decisions made by men. For instance, husband tells his wife to stay at home instead of taking part in society. Husband also warns his wife to not speak ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... France can be the country which highly upholds the equality nowadays. However, the wartime was completely different period. Women at that time had to suffer the real discrimination. They experienced violence and body exploitation during the war. Many women were blamed and accused of doing treason. Although some women took the discrimination as an advantage to join the war as spies, it still necessarily was one of the forms of discrimination. This was because women were regarded as weak and usually unnoticed by enemy. To make it worst, women also fought the cold winter. Women starved and suffered from cold because there was not enough food and clothes which were all taken by the German. Furthermore, the unstable condition during the war caused women to face two choices. Women had to choose whether to collaborate and to work with the enemy in order to survive, or to fight against it showing their struggle and their ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Iran And The Iranian Nuclear Weapons Program The summer of 2015 marked a significant event in history the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, Germany, and Iran were able to come to an agreement about restricting Iran s nuclear programs. The capability of Iran to pursue a nuclear weapon scared the international community, and this deal brought some peace to the political scene. For Iran, a nuclear weaponrepresented legitimacy and leverage over the major powers of the world, so it is interesting that Iran willingly blocked its avenue to achieve this bargaining chip. Nonetheless, there are ongoing security concerns about a nuclear Iran and its methods of power projection, so it becomes necessary to analyze the success of the Iranian nuclear deal and current... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... In return, the United States and other nations agreed to lift some sanctions on Iran, unfreeze its assets, and allow Iran to enter the international oil market. On January 16, 2016, the International Atomic Energy Agency officially declared, Iran has curbed its nuclear program enough to begin receiving relief on sanctions (Kennedy 2016). This statement alone demonstrates that the nuclear deal reduced the risk of a nuclear Iran. The International Atomic Energy Agency has historically expressed great concerns about Iran s overt and clandestine nuclear operations. The nuclear deal with Iran granted the International Atomic Energy Agency to have the ability to do strict inspections on Iran, which Iran has avoided in the past, so the declaration of Iran s fulfillment of international standards shows the efficacy and the durability of the agreement. The major critics of the nuclear deal cite Iran s track record of long term deviation from previous agreements and resolutions and argue Iran will renege on its promises. This argument is legitimate because Iran has numerous violations across decades. For example, from about the mid 1980s to 2003, Iran violated several sections of the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement. Iran failed to report that it had purchased natural uranium from China in 1991, failed to report that it had used 1.9 kg of the imported UF6 to test P1 centrifuges at the Kalaye Electric Company centrifuge workshop in 1999 and 2002, and worst of all, ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dr. Seuss The Appeaser Cartoon Nearly all of us are familiar with the witty rhymes and colorful drawings of Dr. Seuss. Simply hearing the name will evoke thoughts of colorful fish, a small mustached man that lives in the woods, and of course the Cat in the Hat. However, before he started his career writing children s books, Dr. Seuss was a successful political cartoonist for several major news outlets in the United States prior to the outbreak of World War Two. The cartoon discussed will be one released right after Great Britain s policy of appeasement is put into place. Dr. Seussaim was to convince the American people that Great Britain s plan would never work. Because Dr. Seuss audience for this cartoon was the American people, he could be brutally honest with its ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... This is easily identified by The Appeaser written on his shirt, as appeasement was Britain s policy towards Germany at the time this cartoon was published. We also see the representation of Great Britain by the small island that the man is standing on. It s easy to tell that the man obviously doesn t have much hope in appeasing the creature coming out of the sea. He is surrounded on all sides, he has nowhere to run or hide from his impending doom. And yet he still seems confident, overly so. He is portrayed as being pompous, as if he still sees himself as better than the sea monster towering above him. The caption above the cartoon, Remember...just one more lollypop, and then you all go home shows us the irony in the thought that this man can just hand out small lollypops to this beast and then expect it to go back where it came from. The man on the island is treating this threat as if it were an unruly child, confident that if he just gives the beast a taste of something sweet, it will run along and no longer be bothersome. From the reader s point of view, it s easy to see the error in this thinking, as it is obvious that something so huge and menacing cannot be appeased by something as simple as a ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Bits And Kanta Character Analysis Poverty introduces a massive issue around the world for millions of people. Jess Walter and Razia Sultana Kahn hit on this problem strongly from two different cultures in their stories. In Anything Helps and Alms both characters find themselves impoverish, without families, and struggling to survive by manipulating other to benefit their situation. During both Bit and Kanta s journeys through their lives of poverty, they find ways to keep their spirits high. Bit, from Anything Helps, finds himself on the streets again begging for money when a man in a gold convertible Mercedes drives up next to Bit and asks tells him [he ll give [him] twenty bucks to tell him what he is going to spend it on; Bit plans on spending the money of the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... After purchasing the Harry Potter book he goes to give to Nate, but his foster parent do not permit the kids to read those books. After pleading with the foster parents Bit smiles, and rasps: Anything Helps revealing the pity in his eyes, and the foster parents finally broke allowing Bit to give them the book (301 Walter). Bit knows he has nothing to lose at this point in his journey, so any pride he has left he forgets and show so much self pity. By doing this Bit manipulates these people because by definition is to control or influence a person, and he did that making the parents pity him and getting them to take the book. Unlike Bit, Kanta manipulation technique does not to help other she cares about, but only to help herself. Kanta has a deal with Salma to go spy on her husband, and when she finds out the true about the husband she hides that from Salma using it to her advantage. After leaving Salma s home Kanta does not wait for the money that Salma promise[s] her, because the money she gets from the husband is sufficient enough for her (256 Khan). Kanta gets money from both parties making her financial status grow with full control over the rate of money she gets. She manipulates these people to benefit herself because this is the best way she has found to support herself with a steady income. The manipulation of the ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Drug Development And Approval Process As mentioned in class, as well as in the Krishna (2008) article, the drug development and approval process is an extensive and costly endeavor. The goal of experimental medicine is to increase the efficiency of drug development by providing a better understanding of the drug s mechanism(s) of action, dose response, efficacy, and safety, allowing the process to be accelerated for the most promising and efficacious candidates (Krishna, Herman, Wagner, 2008). Preclinical testing begins with identifying the ideal drug target. The target should be disease modifying and/or have a proven function in the pathophysiology of the disease. Target expression should not be uniformly distributed throughout the body. There should also be a favorable IP condition allowing the drug freedom to operate without competition. If the druggability is not obvious, a 3D structure for the target protein or a close homologue should be available for assessment. The target should also have favorable assayability enabling high throughput screening. To identify these targets there are many strategies that can be utilized such as: genomic analysis (phenotype analysis, genetic association, gene expression profiling, etc.), pathway analysis, and activity based proteomic profiling (Frank Hargreaves, 2003; Lipsky Sharp, 2001; Krishna, Herman, Wagner, 2008). After conducting extensive animal studies in the laboratory and assessing the safety and biological activity of the drug compound, the ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance Of Medical Coverage Generally speaking, you should make sure that as a minimum you have coverage for life, health and disability. Whatever coverage you already have for those things when you are at home is likely not going to cover you when you are off on a trip. Thus, if you do not have coverage for the trip, you may find that you are either turned away for medical treatment because you cannot afford it or you wind up saddled with a large bill that will take years to pay off. Whether you are going overseas or merely out of state, it is important to get the right coverage well before you go. Many people are aware they need to consider medical coverage in case of emergency while they are away, but what is often overlooked is the possibility that something will happen before they leave, forcing them to cancel the trip. The right coverage can really save your bacon in the event that an expensive trip gets cancelled due to unforeseen events. In addition to making sure you can get your money back if an expensive trip gets cancelled, you need to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... If you are going somewhere for adventure, such as diving or mountain climbing, you may need to pay extra to make sure you are covered while engaging in such risky behaviors. You may even find you cannot get coverage at all for such activities. At Florinsure, we specialize in comparing travel insurance to help you save money. However, we also want to make sure you are not under insured. A policy that is not tailored to the specifics of your plans is not a good policy. Do your due diligence and make sure the risks that are pertinent to your plans are actually addressed. This will help you get the best policy for your needs at the best price. Always remember that part of the point is simply peace of mind, so you can relax and focus on your ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ancient Romans And The Roman Empire The Roman Empire was a very intelligent civilization, they were responsible for many astounding creations. They were very well known because of their outstanding contributions to Architecture, like many immense buildings, canals, and entertainment centers, and several of them are still standing today. We can look around our modern cities and compare today s architecture to that of the ancient Romans. The Roman civilization is known for its Imperial powers during the long reign in the ancient world. Some will remember ancient Rome as a barbaric society, because of modern idealization of gladiators and the Colosseum. However, Rome is no longer the powerful city, instead, what we can see in this new world is the immense influence of ancient Roman architecture in many of today s structures. The Romans built many successful structures in their name as they greatly influenced the time in which they were constructed. Some of the most recognized and appreciated innovations were the aqueduct, the dome, and the invention of concrete. There are many reasons why the buildings were so accepted, mainly because of their unique successful techniques, and reliable materials. To start the Romans were a very developed society. Possibly one of most amazing structures was the aqueduct. The Romans built aqueducts to bring water to many towns and industries. The city of Rome had the largest concentration of water pipelines with 11 aqueducts built over five centuries, with a total length of ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Bottle Rocket Research Paper There are many principles that went into the succession of the bottle rocket launch. Some could include the amount of fuel exerted on the bottle rocket, and the angle of the rocket when launched. A large problem that occurred during launch was that only 4 tests were able to be performed. These were all contributing factors to the success of the bottle rocket. To start off, the main factors of physics that could explain how and why the bottle rocket did what it did could be pressure, velocity, mass flow rate, momentum, and inertia. The rocket was under extreme amounts of pressure when launched, because the pressure was a high number. The velocity of the rocket was 56.47. This means that the rocket was going around 56 meters per second. The momentum of the rocket was 13.95 Newtons. The definition of momentum is the quantity of motion of a moving body,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... This can be explained by Newton s 1st law of motion, which is the law of inertia. Newton s 1st law states that any object at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line will remain at rest unless compelled by an outside or internal force. In the case of the rocket, an external force that compelled it to move was the pressure from the rocket launcher. When in motion, another force that compelled the rocket was gravity. Gravity caused the rocket to slowly and gradually fall to the ground. The last force that acted on the rocket was the action of hitting the ground. After the rocket hit the ground, it bounced straight back up. This could be explained by Newton s 3rd law, which states that every reaction has an equal and opposite reaction. The reaction of the rocket hitting the ground had an opposite reaction of the rocket bouncing back up again. Newton s second law is the rate of change of momentum of a body is directly proportional to the force applied, which explains why adding more fuel made the rocket go ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Research Study And Ethics Analysis [й”®е…Ґе…¬еЏёеђЌз§°] ELEC4122 FORMAT REPORT MICROCHIPPING PEOPLE Lian HOU z3371039 2014/12/10 Abstract Microchipping people isrecognized as one of the most popular evolutional technologies that could change people s life style and standard. Human implanting has the potential ability of saving life when emergency; it is capable of improving efficiency at work and life quality of life. Also it can bring evolutional change to the security system forever. With that mass of expectation, microchipping people also brings people equivalent large amount of concerning, people are worried about the consequence of implanting things that are unnatural, radioactive or privacy threaten into their bodies and unlikely to be taken out undamaging to body. In this report, advantages and disadvantages of the technology will be shown with discussion of engineers responsibility regards on real life cases. Table of Content 1. Introduction1 2. Background2 2.1 Conveniences2 2.2 Risks to health3 2.3 Risk of misuse3 2.4 Opposition3 3. Case study and Ethics analysis4 3.1 Case 1. Microchip implant ahead of iPhone 6 release4 3.1.1 Analysis5 3.1.2 Ethical Issues5 3.2 Case 2. Failure of VeriChip6 3.2.1 Analysis6 3.2.2 Ethical Issues7 4. Engineers role in implementing such implants8 5. Conclusion9 6. Reference:10 1. Introduction Microchipping people is what it sounds like, putting a microchip implant sizes as a rice grain inside human body. The microchip could be asilicate ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Correlation Of Voters Attitudes About The Liberal... Introduction In this study, I m focusing on the correlation of voters behaviors about the Liberal party of Canada in the 2015 election. The relationship between Justin Trudeau and the party and what effects to gain more votes, pros and cons, the strengths and the weaknesses among different group of the voters. I did comparisons between the main three Canadian parties (Liberal, Conservative, NDP) and did a research report to help to understand the correlates of their support. This research provides an overview of my study s finding. I did a statistical analysis about the mean, median, standard deviation, the lower and upper mean, how males and females behave about the party, the income correlations, linear, nonlinear, monotonic and non monotonic relationship, null and alternative hypothesis and many more. Literature Review Voting is a standout amongst the most principal parts of political engagement. Numerous political researchers connect voting with the strength of the popularity based process and contend that declining voting rates might be symptomatic of a democratic deficit. Since political support can likewise impact public policy, others are worried that lower investment could bring about strategies that are not really illustrative of key voting demographics, similar to the individuals who tend to vote less. Therefore, the voter turnout rate is utilized as one pointer of political engagement. In Canada, researchers who look at voter turnout have found various ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Civil Rights Movement Of Fareed Zakaria s The Rise... In the following document I have read and researched two different points asked in the assignment. The first is a summarization and my take on Zakaria s article, along with answered questions from the assignment. The second is a research portion, provided by the listed sources, about the civil rights movement. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the Zakaria article and it was an eye opener looking into the civil rights movement. Fareed Zakaria s The Rise of Illiberal Democracy details his view on elected governments and the ignorance and abuse of their power. He claims that they do not use their powers in the right way and instead deny basic civil rights and liberties. Democracy can be defined numerous ways in different countries. In Zakaria s definition, to paraphrase, a democracy is viewed as a process of selecting government and is to always mean the rule of the people. In my opinion this definition is very true when associating democracy with countries such as the one I preside in because we have the right to vote for the people making decisions in individual states and, most importantly, our federal government. To have a democracy intuitively means A good government . Following democracy in the article, Zakaria highlights two other forms of government that contrast to democracy and where they are used. Constitutional liberalism is not a procedure for selecting government, but rather the government s goal . This concept of government rule looks out more for the individual ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparing The Necklace And Everything That Rises Must... Like all stories in literature, the writer uses elements, and emphasizes these in great detail to make the story come to life. When Analyzing two literary short stories there will be some similar traits, that can be found by identifying, and understanding their literary elements. Two literary text can be used to find their comparisons in the use of similar traits. Everything That Rises Must Converge and The Necklace both demonstrate how writers use similar symbols which possesses meaning in themselves, and similar characters such as Mathilde Loisel and Julian s mother. Everything That Rises Must Converge it is a short story about a middle aged working women and her son named Julian. It begins with Julian s mom, who prepares to go to her exercise class to improve her health, before she left she insisted that her son come with her on the bus because Juliana s mom was afraid to ride the bus alone, since it has become integrated. As for the son, Julian, he is disdainful because of her racial intolerance, and feels that he is smarter than his mom. As the story goes on, the mother is undecided on whether or not to wear the new green hat with purple velvet flaps or take it back to the store. Everything That Rises Must Converge will be compared to The Necklace . ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Mathilde always felt that she was presumed to be in upper class. Madame Loisel gets invited to the ball from her husband but she complains on how she has nothing to wear. Although, Madame s husband does offer her money to buy a new dress, and as the day of the event comes by she asks her rich friend to borrow some jewelry. As Madame saw the opportunity to look more high class, she takes the finest necklace there is. Later that night she realizes that she lost the necklace and fines herself having to pay back a hefty amount, which she does not ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Remembering the Wright Brothers Wright Brothers Where they are from Orville Wright was born on August 19, 1871 and died on January 30, 1948. Wilbur Wright April 16, 1867 and died on May 30, 1912. Wilbur was the oldest of both the brothers, Orville was born in Dayton, Ohio and Wilbur was born in Millville, Indiana. Before they both became inventors and aviation pioneers. If I were giving a young man advice as to how he might succeed in life, I would say to him, pick out a good father and mother, and begin life in Ohio. (The Wright Brothers) Orville was the Scientist of the family. He loved science and technology. He was also quite shy, although he was never timid about playing practical jokes on his family and friends. We were lucky enough to glow up in an environment where there was always much encouragement to children to purse intellectual interest; to investigate whatever arouse curiosity. In a different kind of environment, our curiosity might have been nipped long before it could have borne fruit. (TextBook). Wilbur who was four years older than Orville, was outgoing. He excelled at writing and public speaking. He loved to read. Both Wilbur and Orville liked to tinker as children. When they had questions about anything mechanical, they would go to their mother, Susan. She was good at inventing. She made toys for her children and basic appliances for herself. Originally, Wilbur hoped to attened Yale University, but he had to stay home and help take care of his mother. Education Both the Wright ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Effects Of Guillotine On The French Revolution Imagine this, you re in a golden palace in the most beautiful city in all of France looking down every corridor at all the luxuries and peering out onto the beautifully paved streets! Well, it used to not be that way, It used to be Heaven, a Heaven full of trash, manure, mud, sewage, germs, and blood, lots of blood. So much blood that certain parts were permanently stained and this blood wasn t animals blood. It was the blood of hundreds of thousands of severed heads that filled France and conquered the monarchy leaving a filthy stench in its wake. This was all thanks to the guillotine , the modernized way for the death sentence and capital punishmentSo over all the guillotine got its name from being a humane way to execute, the executioners... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The people in charge of the beheading was the committee of safety , they were also the government of France at the time. During the reign of terror 300,000 suspects were arrested, 17,000 were officially executed, and 10,000 died in prison or without a trial. The guillotine was the prime symbol of the reign of terror, this terror was led by Maximilien Robespierre and he truly showed terror. at this point in time if you used to be an aristocrat then you were likely dead unless you hide in some exotic place where they couldn t find you. Even the king and queen were executed the same as any other person, through the guillotine. Even Robespierre himself was killed by the guillotine. During the reign of terror, France was heaven, a heaven of trash, manure, mud, sewage, germs, and blood, lots of blood. also, witnesses say the basket they used to catch the decapitated heads was dark red, stained with the blood of the victims. To conclude the guillotine had a major influence on ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Technology Has Changed The Way Users Work ABSTRACT Computing technology has changed the way users work, learn and play More businesses have gone online. They have turned into a vital piece of our regular presence. These computer system are vulnerable against various internal/external threats like malware in both homes business and environments and this has rapidly escalated firmly over the past several years. Information in this systems needs to be protected from intruders because it s an essential asset in the organisation. Three basic important things need to be supplied is integrity confidentiality and availability of information. The diversity of risk to the network computing by disenchanted attacks has intensely maximised worldwide. This is according to the U.S federal bureau of investigation .The digital attacks globally have reached 20,000 in January causing more than 8 billion dollars damage (Mueller, 2003). Risk assessment simply means looking at each specific task and considering the best way to complete it.This assists to be aware of the hazards involved in performing the task and something done to prevent injury. To assess risk, one first need to identify the hazards (that is, tools, equipment s, materials and work method); Secondly, to decide who might be harmed and how. In addition, evaluate the risk and put measures to control the risk. Also, record the discovery and implement them and finally analyse the evaluation and update as necessary. Keywords: risk assessment, computing technology, malware, ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lindsay Lohan Essay Lindsay Lohan was born on July 2, 1986. She is the oldest of 4 kids and her parents are divorced. Her dad was not very much a part of her life growing up and to this day she does not have anything to do with him. Lohan was a rising child star who started her acting career at the age of three. She starred in many commercials before showcasing her fabulous acting ability when she appeared in the remake of Parent Trap in 1998. She took a little time off after this showcase to be a normal child. After dropping out of high school, she had a few bigger screen acting jobs and some extra shots in daytime television (Current Biography, 2005). Lohan had a desire to make sure she set a good image because she knew the audience in which she was... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... (2010) P3). Finding more information about her past would be a first approach in trying to figure out the root of her addictions and behaviors. Lindsay Lohan s behaviors are in a ray of dysfunction, on the verge of danger. She has reached a point in her life where her actions could lead to possible suicide. She is psychologically abnormal in her everyday life. (Pappas, 2010, P6) From the psychodynamic perspective, Lindsay Lohan has had this need of filling a human void. She had a strong dependency of people. It is unsure if this is because of the absence of her father, but it could very likely be a key factor. There were no reports that Lohan s mother denied her of her needs emotionally growing up, but Lohan stated He didn t do anything for my career, except go out and not come home at night and make my mom and me stay up and wonder where he was and then show up three days later. So I don t think he deserves anything. He doesn t even deserve my respect. (Current Biography, 2005 P12). Object relation theorists say that have a strong need to have relationships with people and when they are young and have severe problems, this can lead to abnormal development (Comer, 2011 pg. 40 top). Because Lohan s relationship with her father consisted of her being worried according to the statement she made in the previous paragraph, she did not get her need to have a relationship with him; therefore she has an abnormal development. The lack of a relationship with her father ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Piaget s Stages Of Cognitive Analysis The topic that I found interesting from the semester so far is object permanence from the sensorimotor stage of Piaget s Stages of Cognitive Development. This is interesting to me because over a week ago, at the local county fair in my hometown, I happened to see this concept be used in action with a cousin of mine that happened to be two years old. While at a family gathering at the fair, I witnessed the father of my little cousin hide a ball behind his back that the child had just had in his hands. When this was done, the child had no idea that there even was a ball anymore. At the time, I had thought nothing of the situation. It was not until we started to learn and read about certain concepts that I realized this could relate to what we were learning. I thought that this was ironic that I would see such an event happen that I could connect back to our class discussions. This concept of object permanencecan be found in our book in chapter 2. In chapter 2, there is information presented about Piaget s Stages of Cognitive Development. In connection to the event that I had seen, the child... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... However, I should not rule it out because I could have experience with this at some point. This can also be of help because i have learned the rest of the stages Piaget created. There are other important stages that can be studied to have a reference of the cognitive development of certain ages of children and adults. As a future Intervention Specialist, I will be working with children that are all over the stages of cognitive development. I will have to be able to determine where they are and find ways to help them improve on what they need help with. This profession is more than merely teaching subject matter, it is about helping students develop and become better individuals. I will be able to do this better if I can continue to learn the different ways children ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
NASA Budget Analysis Using the NASA budget provided and my job of using the best materials and keeping the expenses low for a design for a lander, I finally came down to a design. My design choices include a parachute of 100 m. This includes having a surface area large enough that it can produce air friction. A safety cage of a cubic capsule in where the egg has four surfaced sides in which it can land on. Also , includes a crumple zone that has rigid lander legs .This will give a medium rigidity where it can withstand the impact of the forceacting against it but doesn t stay rigid in where the legs cannot be used as a crumple zone . This design can offer a safe landing on Mars and support the things inside it in a safe and compact condition. Using... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The safety has to have a capsule that keeps everything secure inside it safe in the time of impact. This is the reason on to why I chose a cubic capsule because, I know that in the area inside there would be an even amount of space and have an equal amount of space , not only that but as the space lander lands it will be easier for the object to land with the parachute with a shape that has even surfaces on four sides in case if it lands on either sides of the surfaces .The object that I chose to use for the safety capsule is the aluminum alloy . I chose this material because not only was the weight low but also the cost was at a medium . Although, we know that the tensile strength is only at 300 we know that if more air friction is added to the space lander it is going to have less force applied to it as the falling is happening meaning the strength of the tensile is okay to not be too rigid . The price of the material is also at a very cheap price we know that NASA is to cut cost , mass , and risk This is matching characteristics and with the low cost of the other products included in the space lander having a medium cost is not going to have a large effect on the total ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
T Thought Police By Jason Howie Don t say anything online that you wouldn t want to plaster on a billboard with your face on it Erin Bury. Social media can be helpful and powerful sometimes you just have to learn what to say and when to write it. In other cases, social media can become your worst enemy. This can result has not having privacy on any website you visit. It ll end up showing all of you, just because you visit one website. We don t have privacy on any social media we get on because before everything there is a hacker or a genus that can get our information. In the story, T thought police by AndrГ© Dao , To put it another way, it may be that we need private spaces in which we can flourish and lead full, dignified lives. We can t always be... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... According to the article entitled The Good and Bad of Social Media by Jason Howie, They have looked particularly at its effects on human emotion and relationship. Some studies show that using social media can cause depression. The usage of the media doesn t just slow you down but can slowly shut your real life down. Therefore social media ends up hitting you from left to right or any possible way it has. The mindset of always wanting to be on it can destroy your life routines, makes you put up with things you shouldn t put up with. Sometimes, people end up getting bullying and killed for some unnecessary things they do on the media. Furthermore, Howie writes We expect more from technology and less from one another. More and more, we desire technologies that provide a false idea of a relationship. We depend on the media to give us the answers instead of asking our surroundings and communicating with them. We always believe what media tells us and whether it s false or not, we use it believing it s better than our own knowledge. Our privacy isn t privacy because media after media we end up in a random page which can get our information in just one ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Christian Beliefs About Euthanasia Beliefs of Different Religions About Euthanasia For this essay I have decided to study the two religions Christianity and Buddhism. Buddhism has no major denominations, unlike Christianity, which has many denominations around the globe. However, I am only going to focus on Christianity as a whole, quoting teachings from the Bible (Old and New Testament), and then referring to the two major denominations of Anglican and Roman Catholic when their points on euthanasia are absolute. I have chosen those particular denominations of Christianity because Anglican represents Christianity as a whole, a basis, and Catholicism has some very strict rules that cannot be ignored. Firstly, I shall explain ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Christians also believe that we are all equal as human beings. Therefore someone who is paralysed in a wheelchair, unable to do anything for themselves and barely conscious has the same social equality of someone who is perfectly normal. This is because God is benevolent (all loving) and so can love everyone the same, regardless of their physical being. So to perform euthanasia on someone in a vegetative state would be morally similar to performing it on a normal human, simply because human lives are valued by God. Apart from valuing each other s lives, Christians are morally against euthanasia because they are against killing. Do not kill states one of the Ten Commandments, and by committing euthanasia would violate this rule. Euthanasia is a grave violation of the law of God, since it is the deliberate and morally unacceptable killing of a human person. Pope John Paul II: Evangelium Vitae, 1995. This is a quote using by Roman Catholics, demonstrating their absolute morals on killing. They believe it is completely unacceptable to kill anyone else, because God said that it was wrong to. Even when Anglicans may be persuaded that euthanasia is the best option for a person, out of love and compassion for a human, Catholics will not be convinced. They believe that killing of any kind is wrong, no matter what the ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Direct Democracy Vs. Representative Democracy Democracy is a system of government in which the utmost influence is consigned in the individuals and implemented directly by them or by their designated representatives under a free voting arrangement. According to my research direct democracy also known as pure democracy is when all the individuals come together and make decisions by voting. They are the one who decide the regulation and guidelines through which the people will oversee. In contrast a representative democracyis when the population designate leaders who makes judgements on their behalf. There are many differences between a direct and a representative democracyand some of them are that in a direct democracy the public have authority and are responsible for decision making ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ellicott City Flood Case Study In the Washington DC area, it is not at all uncommon to see flash flood warnings scroll across the television screen, but nothing comes of it other than some rain. This past weekend, however, during Memorial Day weekend, Ellicott City, Maryland, which sits just outside of the beltway, experienced a horrible flash flood. The death toll still has yet to be announced, as cleanup and the search for survivors has just begun. Two waves of intense flooding hit the town unexpectedly, and with little warning. The town is a quaint little area with cute shops and storefronts, which sits in a valley, and the main street cuts a swath between two higher vistas. Several storms had been forecast earlier that day, and heavy rain was expected, but no one could have predicted such devastation, in such a short amount of time. This is the second massive flash flood to hit this area in as many years, leaving business owners, and residents alike, stunned and heartbroken.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The closest hospital to Ellicott City is Howard County General Hospital, which is part of the Johns Hopkins Medical System. According to the Maryland Quality Healthcare Reports, Howard County General Hospital has 266 beds, and Emergency Room facilities, but is not a trauma center( Maryland Health Care Quality Reports, n.d.). The hospital is approximately 13 miles south of Ellicott City. Howard County Emergency Management has 14 Fire and Rescue Station houses, and one located in Ellicott City proper ( Howard County, Maryland Departments Fire and Rescue Fire Stations, n.d.). Just ten days prior to the flood, a town hall meeting was held to discuss flood plans, and disaster management options, as well as to discuss the All Hazards Mitigation Plan and Flood Mitigation Plan. At the meeting, officials listed the potential dangers, and ranked them according to potential for damage. No surprise to anyone, at the top of the list, ranking number one, was ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance Of Effective To Police Use Of Force Law enforcement agencies have policies regarding use of force that need reform. There is concern for the balance of ethical decision making by police officers. There is also an equal concern for the rights and value of life of civilians along with those of officers. Maintaining stress free standards for employed law enforcement is detrimental to policeuse of force directives. Police organizations can prevent and correct their citizen interaction without the use of excessive force. It is imperative that a process be found that could identify potential issues prior to use of force events occurring. Measures can be taken early by police agencies to avoid officers initiating criminal misconduct. Police training and development of communication techniques will provide the reform needed to subvert the idea of an excessive use of force police culture. Logic should be administered alongside reasoning prior to the use of any force, specifically deadly force. There is no reasonable explanation for excessive use of force so it should be prevented instead of authorized socially and accepted. Most of the police operations that incite negative outcomes are preventable with the implementation of appropriate training. In the article by Gross (2017) he discusses several accounts of the excessive use of force by police in America. Some of these accounts have changed some laws, i.e. The Supreme Court case of Graham v. Connor (1989). The facts of the case were that a diabetic man named ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hydrogen Gas Lab Hydrogen Gas Produced from Metals and Acids Abstract Experiments 2 1 and 2 2 study the production of hydrogen gas by different chemical reactions. By using a hydrogen gas collection apparatus and the principles of chemistry, we were able to evaluate the data and reach our goal. Experiment 2 1 uses zinc, magnesium and aluminum and how much hydrogen gas they produce to predict the volume of hydrogen gas produced for different masses of each metal. In this experiment we see that each metal has an increasing amount of hydrogen gas as mass goes up, however each metal had different amount of hydrogen gas for the same mass. Zinc produced the least amount of hydrogen gas, then increasing with magnesium, and aluminum produced the highest amount. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... There was an increasing trend because the metal was the limiting reactant in this experiment. The amount of each metal placed in the hydrochloric acid was fully used up before the acid was. From Figure 1, it is clear that aluminum produced the most amount of hydrogen gas, then magnesium in the middle and zinc produced the least amount of hydrogen gas. This shows that the same mass of each metal does not produce the same amount of hydrogen gas. Looking at the balanced equations for each of the metals (see lab 2 1, equation 1 and 2), it seems the metals have a similar stoichiometry, however zinc produced a lesser amount of hydrogen gas compared to magnesium because zinc has a higher molar mass than magnesium does. Due to this, more zinc is needed to produce the same amount of hydrogen gas as magnesium. When aluminum and magnesium are compared, it is seen that aluminum and magnesium have similar molar masses, however they have a different stoichiometry (experiment 2 1, equation 1 and 3). Two moles of aluminum react to produce three moles of hydrogen gas, while one mole of magnesium react to produce one mole of hydrogen gas. Based on this stoichiometry, a higher mass of magnesium is needed to produce the same amount of hydrogen gas as ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Operations Management Comparing Servicing Industry and... The main factor that differentiates products from services is tangibility. Although these industries have different operations, as we are moving towards a world that is more and more service based it is observed that operations management theories, approaches and other methodologies used in manufacturing can mostly be modelled to work in the service industry. In this essay we will be contrasting some principles of operations managementbetween Ford Motor Companyand McDonald s, two succesful multinational companies with prominent operations functions. a) When it comes to processes and activities, there are wide differences between a service based organisation and a manufacturing environment. In the production line of a factory like ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Housekeeping: staff continuously ensures cleanliness of the tables, floor and customer facilities, approvisioning of straws and napkins as well as availability of space in bins. Although the primary purpose of both organisation type is to fufil customer s needs, there are important differences which will dictate their operational setup, known as the four Vs (Volume, Variety, Variation, Visibility). In the case of Ford Motor Company, we have the typical scenario of a car manufacturer that create batches of the same cars in high volume but in low variety. Because there is very little variation in demand along with no customer interaction for their operational staff, as such the production line is designed to ensure precision in the similarity of all the finished product. Following Ford s mission to be a global family with a proud heritage passionately committed to providing personal mobility for people around the world and to anticipate consumer need and deliver outstanding products and services that improve people s lives ; the operations design allows food quality through the use of both machinery and specialised workers along with a thorough quality check. However in such a competitive market, their operations process design does not differentiate them from other car manufacturers. Their production line is designed in a very standard way for an automobile producer and does not contribute to differentiating ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Difference Between Motown Vs. Stax Motown vs. Stax Emerging out of the turbulent civil rights period in the United States, the majority of the black minority population finally found a means by which to express their voice to the world through music. This movement stemmed from two extremely different music studios located in opposite regions of the United States. One of these companies arose out of the north, which very rigidly rigidly controlled their product and polished young talent to fit an agenda. In contrast, its opposing studio began in the deep south and was raw, unrestricted, as well as organic, choosing to let any artist play regardless of who they were or how they performed. Together, these music production studios helped break down the racial segregation of black and white music, although they went about it in polar opposite ways. Motown Record Company (briefly name Tamala Records), located in Detroit, Michigan was birthed by Berry Gordy on January 12, 1959. His vision was for the company to produce black artists to bridge the gap between white and black segregated music markets and audiences. He dreamed about making an entity that would appeal to both the wider white pop music audiences as well as the narrower black Rhythm and Blues one. To obtain this objective, he began to make Black music more palatable to white pop music consumers not only by the appealing, upbeat pop music arrangements and ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Community Policing Research Paper Different officers may have different ways to contribute to partnerships. For example, patrol officers have a unique position to help monitor and supervise supervisees (Parent and Snyder, 1999). Patrolling gives officers access to the supervisee and their social networks which can help provide knowledge of their activity (La Vigne, N. G., Solomon, A. L., Beckman, K. A., Dedel, K., Center, J. P., 2006), this can be very valuable especially in cases which community corrections officers are mostly in their office and not in the field (Thornton et al. 2006). This can help with intervening before recidivism occurs due to being able to foresee issues that the supervisee may be having. This may help law enforcementofficers prevent certain crime... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... One way that partnerships help with public safety is that sharing information and resources can help track down those supervisees with outstanding warrants, absconders, and can share intelligence gathered about new crimes (Murphy, 2005). Community corrections officers can also help inform law enforcement about specific supervisees personal issues such as drug addiction, mental health problems, and more that can help law enforcement be more understanding and helpful to allow for alternatives other than arresting an individual. When agencies perceive that there is more of a benefit than a cost to partnerships they are more likely to join and participate in a collaboration (Rosenbaum, 2002). Partnerships have also been motivated by financial incentives by federal grants (Taxman et al., ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Rhetorical Analysis Of Faith, Truth And Tolerance In America During Senator Edward M. Kennedy s speech, Faith, Truth, and Tolerance in America, he attempts to bring Americans together by helping them understand different viewpoints and recognize when to input religion into debate. Kennedy concentrates on this topic because during that October of 1983, tensions were rising in the country due to conflicting opinions on the nuclear freeze. Kennedy, a Democrat, delivers this speech at Liberty Baptist University, a largely Republican college, so he repeatedly demonstrates his ability to relate to the audience in an effort to fill the space between their differing political parties and religions. Additionally, he makes references to ethos to prove his authority to speak on the subject at hand. He portrays... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... His main use of diction is progressing from an informal tone to a more serious one. The expression, They seem to think that it s easier for a camel to pass through the eye of the needle than for a Kennedy to come to the campus of Liberty Baptist College, is used to joke with the audience at the start of the speech. Through that remark and the statement, You may not appreciate the president, but the Democrats certainly appreciate the prayer, he turns some of the disconnect between him and the students into comical banter. Recognizing that his audience is college aged, Kennedy uses humor to make them more comfortable with him as a speaker. After establishing a positive rapport with the students, his tone becomes more sincere. Towards the end of his speech, Kennedy states, That ideal shines across all the generations of our history and all the ages of our faith, carrying with it the most ancient dream. This language is much more formal in an attempt to express the gravity of the issues. The shift from relaxed to proper word choice helps set the appropriate mood for different sections of the ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Polygamy in Canada Essay Within Canada we have a generous amount of freedom but this leads to the abuse of our system. This is especially true with regards to polygamy in Bountiful, BC. Because women are susceptible to mental abuse in polygamist relationships it should continue to be illegal in Canada. If this law is in enforced it would help women to be freed of the oppression caused by male domination, eliminate the need for women to suppress feelings that conflict with the ideals of the polygamylife, and aid in avoiding depression resulting from the build up of concealed feelings. Polygamy is the case in which a man or a woman has multiple spouses. One branch of polygamy is termed polygyny , which is when one man is married to several wives (Zeitzen 3). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Providing such controls permits women from becoming independent: to think emotionally and mentally development. Of course here an opponent might validly argue that men must take the dominant role and provide authority due to the idea: women report more intense and persistent anger than do men (88:1546). However, even though it is true that women are more susceptible to revealing their emotions; women are just as capable as men to run their lives in a constructive, healthy way. Polygynist men have hidden behind the blanket of religion to justify their male supremacy and dismantle the strength and equality of women in a whole. Many women in polygynist relationships tend to hide their feelings, but why? Daphne Braham writes [women are] taught to suppress [these] emotions and to put all their energy into obeying the word of their prophet. (17) Therefore, any thoughts of resentment, jealousy or so forth are not acceptable. When a man has so many wives they have no choice but to be submissive if they want to avoid being left out; because the husband can turn to another one of his wives to get what he desires. In Dena Hassouneh Phillips article, Polygamy and Wife Abuse: A Qualitative Study of Muslim Women in America, she notes a report from a second wife who felt insignificant in her polygamous marriage due to the lack of attention ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Rock †N Roll And Its Impact On Society. Music Is Ever... Rock n Roll and Its Impact On Society Music is ever changing. It moves at such a rapid pace people may not want to catch up to. The one genre that seems to have changed the most is Rock and Roll . In a world of classical opuses, big bands, and vocal jazz, rock was a huge shock to the world. It was revolutionary, but sometimes unwanted. No matter, rock and roll has played a substantial part in defining our modern culture, influencing things like individual music taste, political views, and personal expression. A History of Rock n Roll Rock s deep influence over people is greatly affected by its intriguing history. The rock movement itself, has been embraced and criticized since it began. From its roots to its succeeding genres, rock has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Artists like Chuck Berry (including Muddy Waters, Little Richard, and Fats Domino) were more accepted once rock and roll was welcomed by growing audiences. This gave talented artists of different races a greater chance of having their voices and music heard (America Rocks, 2016). The 1950 s. As this new form of music started moving into mainstream media in the 1950 s, Elvis Presley entered the scene. Before Elvis, young women weren t often caught listening to rock and roll, but once they heard his voice and saw his shaking hips, he was all they listened to. Because of Elvis, the rock and roll industry boomed (Wallace, 2012). He paved the way for other artist to experiment and create completely different sounds and styles. The 1960 s. When bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Animals, and The Who graced the American nation and sent shocks throughout the world, Britain owned the sixties (Puterbaugh, 1988), in what is called The British Invasion . This was not the same kind of rock and roll from the fifties. Still inspired by the rhythm and blues, sixties rock was packed with raw emotion and controversial subject matter. It started as a remnant of the fifties sound that caused people to bob ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
An Investigation Into the Factors Affecting the Rate of... An Investigation into the Factors Affecting the Rate of the Reaction between Calcium Carbonate and Hydrochloric Acid A chemical reaction is the process by which atoms or groups of atoms are redistributed, resulting in a change in the molecular composition of substances. The reaction rate is how quickly a reaction occurs and this can be affected by four different factors: ВЎВ¤changing the surface area of any solids involved ВЎВ¤changing the concentration of reactants in solution ВЎВ¤changing the temperature at which it is carried out ВЎВ¤the use of a catalyst I am going to investigate into exactly how one of these variables affects the reaction rate and I believe the most suitable variable to change is the concentration of the solution as all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... In order to make my experiment safe I will wear goggles and an overall when I handle the acid as it is corrosive and if any came in contact with my skin during the experiment I would wash it off immediately. As I described above, my experiments will be fair as it will be performed under the same conditions, with hopefully only the concentration of acid being altered for each experiment. The equipment should be set up as shown in the diagram below: The small marble chip will be placed in the conical flask first and then the hydrochloric acid will be poured into the flask and as soon as all the acid is in I will start the stop clock and put the bung on the flask. I will then watch the pencilled cross from and above and stop the clock at the exact moment that I can no longer see the circle. I will record this time in my results table and then set up the experiment for the next measurement. Modifications following preliminary experiment For my trial experiment, I placed one small marble chip in 50cm Гё of 1 molar hydrochloric acid and timed how long it took before a pencilled cross was no longer visible under a conical flask containing 10cm Гё of limewater. Although the limewater began to turn cloudy eventually, it took more than 10 minutes to do so and I believe there were a few reasons for this. ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Words In The Mourning Time By Hayden Hayden repeatedly affirmed that he did not want to be labeled simply as an African American poet who wrote about and for black readers. In his work, he said,I am not so interested in pointing out what is singularly black or Afro American as in pointing out something about the way people live. . . . Perhaps we ve had to go through a phase of ethnicity, but now we must move to our common heritage. This could hardly mean that Hayden, who had grown up in a black slum, who had faced racial obstacles throughout his life, and who had steeped himself in African American history would ignore or downplay the black experience in his work. On the contrary, most of his significant poems are careful reflections on this experience. Rather, his emphasis on common humanity is to be seen in how he presents this ethnic experience within a broad philosophical framework and in how he reserves special attention for molding a personal language and style that draw on, without being subsumed by, black English. One of the major focuses of Hayden s work is religion. A turning point in the poet s life came when he abandoned the fundamentalist Christianity of his youth to embrace the Baha Г religion, a faith that emphasizes the underlying unity of all religious credos and of all races. The Baha Г religion provided a pattern of belief that would inform many of his poems. In Words in the Mourning Time, for example, it is only a faith in the evolving brotherhood of all peoples that leads the poem s ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On Rapid Application Development Year 2014 SEMESTER 1 Assignment 1 IT 6209 System Analysis and Design RAD (Rapid Application Development) RAHUL JOON 21402416 Table of Contents Title Abstract Introduction Findings Definition Rapid Application Phases Rapid Application Model Current Status of RAD Method Comparison of past practice with current practice in this field Future Direction for the Development Method Conclusion Reference Abstract Rapid Application Development is Software Development technique and practices that involves methods like iterative development and software prototyping. This is an object oriented technique to system development that includes a method of development as well as software tools .These phases can be re cycle before organizing the automate system. RAD is a concept that products can be established faster and of higher quality. These phases called Requirement Planning, Implementation User design and construction. In rapid application development model, the user requirement for designing the final product is defined using structured techniques and prototyping. The RAD model involve of 5 steps which are business modelling, Process Modelling, Application Generation, Data Modelling and Testing. . Comparing RAD Development Cycle with the traditional cycle, RAD is high quality, lower cost and faster development. Analyzing, Developing, Designing, Document condition are flow in cycle. We all know the current position of RAD. It is easy to understand ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sikh Temple Experience Paper The one thing that stands out to me about this course is the external experience, for me this was going to the Sikh temple. I choose to experience the Sikh religious practices because I felt that some of my personal beliefs matched with there s and wanted to see how they encompassed these beliefs into the community. Particularly the ideal that everyone is accepted, regardless of their spiritual background. I was pleasantly surprised to find this belief to be held for front. I was welcomed in with food, conversation and interest. I found the conversations I had with the Sikhs comforting, although the majority of the conversation revolved around my questions, we got to know each other through conversations outside of religion. Even though this... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... I belong to a non denominational bible study which is based in Christianity but often fluctuates to other religions and through this class have been able to add insight and explore these topics more in depth. I feel the best way to explore religions is through structured classes because navigating through them alone is complex and overwhelming. I do have contact s including the Sikh I ran into at the grocery store that send me articles and insight s about their own personal religions which I quite enjoy and inspire new thoughts or questions. I do not plan on becoming a theology minor but I do plan on selecting electives to help my development in the future. There is a lot of history and values about the Eastern religions that cannot be covered in a 14 week class, however, I do have interest and questions on the history and development of some of the more obscure religions that was only briefly touched. The history of a religion can help give insight into certain aspects of religion that may not make sense or seem obsolete to an Americanized way of thinking. It also gives a further depth to a religion and put perspective on its survival and strength throughout ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Faith In The Crucible Fear and faith can drive a person to death or a divine life. The Crucible takes place in Salem during the Salem witch trials. The Crucible makes a point to include that the population s main religion is puritan. The puritan religion has many distinct rules. People that are puritan have extremely strong faith and guidelines. Fear is another extremely strong force. The Crucible makes a point to include that the people accused of witchcraft are very fearful of death and this element drives the entire play. People get ear in their heads and start to lose their faith. The people want to live so when they are accused of dancing with the devil, they disobey their faith and lie and confess until they are set free. The smart people keep their word so... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... People are faithful to their religion. The people s religion in Salem is puritan and this is a very pure religion. These people do not do anything that could even be close to a sin. Dancing is even frowned upon. The people that are accused are not allowed to lie or else they will be sent to hell for eternity. Others know this and accuse others in order to save themselves and they know that the person they accuse will be hung for something everyone knows is not true. This element drives the entire play in this way because the accusation goes on from person to person for no reason except for revenge. People annoy or bother each other and eventually they all die because the courts are broken. This leads us into the next point of the trials and courts. The courts in Salem are supposed to be run under the guidance of God or the people s godlike figure. The Salem courts are anything but that. The court officials are blind to the fact that people are accusing other purely to the fact that they want to get revenge. This angers people and when the people get angry all hell breaks loose and does nothing to help the cause. The court officials are corrupt in the way that they follow whatever the crowed and population wants. This is horrible for a government because people can lie right through their teeth and if the population believes it, then they will be considered guilty no questions asked. That is how a corrupt court ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Johns Hopkins s Health System The Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation is a not for profit organization devoted to providing the uppermost quality patient health care in the treatment and prevention of human illness (Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2015). The Johns Hopkins Health System is the solitary member of Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. The Johns Hopkins Health System is integrated in the State of Maryland to devise policy among and provide central management for the Johns Hopkins Health System and affiliates. Moreover, the Johns Hopkins Health System provides assured shared services, including purchasing, legal, organization of advertising and other functions for which Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center is charged separately (Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2015;... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The Johns Hopkins Medical Services Corporation: not for profit corporation that contracts with the Uniformed Services Family Health Plan to provide and manage care for military retirees and active duty family members. Johns Hopkins Medical Management Corporation: healthcare management and services organization that develops, organize, and manage a regional patient delivery system to serve Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine physicians and the Johns Hopkins Health System hospitals. The Johns Hopkins Health Systems most important relationship is with The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. This partnership is known as the Johns Hopkins Medicine, a vehicle for internal operational coordination and an integrated voice for external initiatives. Johns Hopkins Medicine allows these two distinct yet co dependent organizations to respond in an integrated fashion to opportunities and pressures affecting the Johns Hopkins medical enterprise. Two of the most important operational entities of Johns Hopkins Medicine are Johns Hopkins HealthCare LLC and The Johns Hopkins Home Care Group, Inc. Johns Hopkins HealthCare LLC: an organization owned fifty percent by Johns Hopkins Health System and fifty percent by The Johns Hopkins University that develops and manages contractual relationships with managed care organizations, employers, hospitals, physicians, and ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Atlanta s Congestion Case Study Reaching record highs, Atlanta s congestion has put enough drain on economic development to warrant the need for immediate action. It s has become necessary to develop any policies that could help alleviate some of the burden on roadways. Exploring the issue, there are four possible policies that have been examined to reduce congestion in Atlanta. Each policy has its costs and benefits, and strengths and weaknesses looked at under a critical gaze to determine which, if any, policy is up to the task of fixing the traffic nightmare the citizens of Atlanta currently live in. There are two viable options for enabling an authority that is capable of either improving roads or increasing demand for transit. The first would be to sell the rights to ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Directing Courses For Exploration With The Body And Voice I believe it is essential that acting and directing courses provide room for exploration with the body and voice both discretely and within the context of more traditional scene work. I believe in offering several forms of technique rather than one method that must be followed without room for questioning, self assessment, and thoughtful critique. I approach director training and new works creation together, combining traditional directing, Viewpoints and composition work, and new works creation as series of inquiries addressing those practices pivotal in developing directors: finding the essence of the story and cultivating deep listening, focus, and an awareness of time and space. As a creator and teacher of movement based theatre, I believe it is crucial for student actors and directors to cultivate a personal relationship to space, time, and their own bodies. In order for students to move beyond the phase of trying to get something right and into thinking critically about creation and the storytelling potential of movement, I stress the importance of laboratory exploration. The goal is the journey, the investigation, the experimentation, and the increasing knowledge of self. I encourage fearlessness. And I remind my students there is no such thing as a bad movement: we are investigating and creating, not judging. To begin to utilize the body for theatrical creation, the first and foremost task is the development of awareness of self and awareness of space. I use ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...

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    Special Needs Childrenand the Special Education Program... Special education is such a broad and sensitive topic to talk about as well as the several issues that come with the Special education topic. And although there are a variety of issues, such as: special education children being accepted, segregated from their peers, the financial ability to support many special educationprograms, and the fact that a lot of teachers are not properly certified and do not know how to handle special needs children; there are also many resolutions. Special educationAwareness, peer understanding, support from the local and state government, proper teacher certification, and most importantly social unity and understanding amongst peers are all a part of this controversial issue and they will also help... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... In Education Week s, Special education article it was said that, more than half of all students with disabilities spend at least 80 percent of their time in the regular classroom. The more time Special education students spend in the classroom, the more care and attention they need from all teachers. This is one of the reasons teachers need to be taught proper care skills and be certified when it comes to Special education children. Another reason teachers need to be certified is the fact that different Special education students suffer from different health, physical, and mental complications, and Special education teachers as well as general teachers need to know how to handle anything that happens at a moment s notice. Finally, proper teacher certification in the Special education field would solve a lot of issues. Teachers being properly certified, would potential cost more money; but it would also increase peer awareness depending on if the school was desegregated. It is said that it takes a village to raise a child, and it takes a village plus one extra person; more patience; and extra understanding to help raise a child with special needs. If more people were made aware of Special education children and their programs, more people would probably want to participate ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Social Construction For alot of people, when the word technology is said they picture something related to or of a computer or cell phone. Not many people think of the technology found in the field of science or the creation of a modern day car or even what powers the technology they imagine. Even less think of the individual parts of the artifact that makes up the piece of tech they thought of or just how long this scienceof craft has existed and grown. With such an ever expanding and omnipresent force at work to make humankind more advanced and life simpler, it s not surprising that other fields have sprouted to examine how technologyis shaped. One such examination led to the concept of the social construction of technology (or SCOT). Advocates of this concept... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... It began as a system where you could send a text to one number and it would be broadcasted out to all of your friends... Then five months after Twitter s launch, an earthquake in San Francisco happened except this earthquake had people who were experiencing it using Twitter to share their stories, which led to another group of people who heard about the earthquake using Twitter to get information from a place they were not in. These were not the only groups of people using Twitter during the earthquake, but they are the best example of interpretative flexibility. Two groups of people both using the same app, but for one group it s a means of sharing information and for another it was about collecting that information and that right there was the basis of Twitter. Closure took hold for a while because even though the app was still used to communicate with friends, it became more of an information sharing platform than it used to be. Then, more groups joined and the use of Twitter changed again. The rise of social media created a new way to interact and soon led groups of investors, celebrities, politicians, scientists, and even soccer moms to use the site to network, advertise products, educate themselves, and start important conversations. Twitter was no longer just a place to trade information, it became a business. And as newer generations of people begin to download Twitter, it will change again. Currently, the majority of Twitter users are shaping this application by using it as a political platform to share, stop, and acknowledge injustice. Yet, just a year ago, it was more often than not a place where people got their first reports of natural disasters, sport scores, celebrity deaths, and spoilers of popular television shows. It was not a place where you would see people from all types of different groups fired up over politics and state of the world in the extent as it seen today. And yes, Twitter ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Benzodiazepines Research Paper Thebenzodiazepines, with their anxiolytic, sedative, anticonvulsant and myorelaxant properties are commonly used in the fields of psychiatry and neurology. They were originally introduced as an alternative to meprobamate and the barbiturates, as their lethal dosage was only slightly higher than their therapeutic dose. With the rise in the prescription of benzodiazepines for short term insomnia and anxiety relief, and the subsequent rise of cases featuring benzodiazepineabuse, it seems ever more important that an alternative devoid of abuse and dependence potential is found, without compromising effectiveness. Dependence is much more likely when used long term, as tolerance is built up and the dosage escalates. Several alternatives exist for... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The majority of GABAA receptors contain an alpha 1, 2, 3 or 5 subunits. The receptor allows for the transmission of Cl anions when its ligand, GABA, docks to it between the alpha and beta subunits. The binding of GABA to its receptor enlarges the chloride channels, and so allowing more chloride ions to move into the neuron, hyperpolarising it. The effect of this is to slow down the rate of neuronal firing. It also contains other allosteric binding sites, allowing for benzodiazepines, barbiturates, alcohol, meprobamate and other drugs to affect it. The subunit to which a benzodiazepine binds is shown to contribute to its effects: binding at the alpha 1 or 5 subunits leads to sedation, while binding to the alpha 2 or 3 subunits is associated with ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Super Bowl CommercialAnalysis The Super Bowl is not only an event that attracts football fans, but brings crowds together in this suspenseful ritual that takes place annually in American culture. It is not only about the game, but the experience of being with other people while watching, choosing and celebrating a team, indulging in a large component of American society, and looking forward to which commercials will be premiered. Therefore for any company it is a prime marketing opportunity to have a commercial displayed in between the Super Bowl. However, if that is the case why would Lexus take a large risk partnering with new Marvel movie, Black Panther, before knowing if it was going to be a success or not? The Super Bowl premiered two weeks before the movie s opening... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Luxury is provoked throughout the commercial not only through the car itself and its red leather, but the reference made by Okoye to T Challa as my king. Later it is reaffirmed by the characters in their royal dress surrounded by poparazzi and flashing lights, and experience amazing displayed at the very end of screen. The fact that the new Lexus is technically advanced is also evoked through the display of the technology inside the car and character association. A vital part to the plot of the movie is the fact that Wakanda, the home place of the Black Panther, is settled on a hub of vibranium making them secretly the most technically advanced country in the world. T Challa throws vibranium in the trunk of the Lexus within the first seconds of the commercial and then Shuri, the smartest character of the movie, is in control of the car. These associations reflect on Lexus, make it more appealing, and add a competitive factor. Lastly, the whole commercial provokes power and strength. From the powers of the Black Panther to the World s Leader Conference sign at the end behind the car, it evokes an elite feel putting Lexus on top of its competition. These concepts and images draw in viewers making a more intriguing ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Inventions Of TheUnited States In the year 1790, the United States had begun to make a name for itself. The United States was ending its own revolution and the world was evolving around it. The country s new found freedom created a need for self reliance. The United States was out to prove its worth, that its institutions, democracy, and military were worth the efforts of so many. During this time the number of inventions created throughout the world was astonishing. Inventions like: the cotton gin, batteries, cupcakes, crackers, gas turbine, and bicycles are just a few inventions that were created during this time period. Donalad W. Banner, U.S. Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks, wrote The Book of Knowledge where he explained that before the patentwas created... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Also to make sure credit was rightfully awarded to them. With that came the birth of the first patent. The invention of the first patent has brought up many different questions like where does one go to get a patent, who created it, how is one obtained, and what rights do they provide? A patent is a legal document giving inventors the property right to their own invention. A patent didn t always mean the rights to an invention though. A patent used to mean a special privilege or favor. It also could be used to acquire more land or obtain rights to explore a new land. Presently the patent is used only for the rights to your invention. Virginia Alexandrea from The United States Patent and Trademark Office wrote the article General Information Concerning Patents where she described what Patent rights include. The right conferred by the patent grant is, in the language of the statute and of the grant itself, the right to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, or selling the invention in the United States or importing the invention into the United States. What is granted is not the right to make, use, offer for sale, sell or import, but the right to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, selling or importing the invention. Once a patent is issued, the patentee must enforce the patent without aid of the USPTO (ALEXANDRIA 1). A patent grants you 17 years of rights to your invention, and after that time the inventor either ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Case Number One CaseNumber One Subway Sandwich Shops Situation Analysis Subway Sandwich, as presented in the Case Study presented in the Marketing Management MGT 551 class, is an undisputed market leader in a segment that is firmly established as a nationwide food item for which there is plenty of room in all areas (University of Phoenix, 2008). However, with a growing competition, changing consumer trends and increased product specialization, Subway s real strategic marketing challenge is to be able to develop and maintain a differential advantage while sustaining sales growths and profitability. Subway Sandwich effectively competes with other fast food restaurants by including and promoting healthier meals into its menu, as demonstrated by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Customization of bread types, flavor, toppings and ingredients coupled with fresh, steamed, toasted preparations provide combinations that appeal to almost all consumers (Tristano in Levin, 2008). Based on the factors and demographic data exposed above the following market needs were identified: Consciousness: desire for fresh ingredients and healthy foods Convenience: food prepared fast before the consumer s eyes Flexibility: meal customized to the customer s taste Adaptation: menu options adapted to regional and ethnical needs Product, price, promotion and place adapted to the consumers needs Market trends In the last decade, a lot of emphasis has been put on adopting healthy eating habits and informing the consumers that the healthy eating option was available in fast food restaurant chains. Interestingly, consumers eating in fast food chains were found to be more likely to order fattening side dishes if they think that they are consuming a healthy diet (Men s Fitness, March 2008). This observation is also true in Subway restaurants where a 12 inch Italian sandwich contains over 900 calories compared to the 600 calories BigMac from MacDonald s (Wilson Quarterly, Winter 2008). Thinking they are eating healthy , Subway patrons then splurge on soft drinks, potato chips and desserts accompanying their sandwich, especially is they are offered as part of value meals. Fast food chains across the board are looking into ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Religion In TheElizabethan Era The two most prevalent religions in the Elizabethan era were Protestantism and Catholicism. When Queen Mary came into power in 1553, she relentlessly sought out and executed those of the Protestant belief. She maintained a deep belief in Catholicism until the day she died and Queen Elizabeth began ruling. Unlike her half sister, Queen Elizabeth ruled the country under the religion of Protestantism. Rather than mass murdering those who followed the Catholic religion, the Queen chose to make the religion illegal and use the punishment of fines. This played a major role in why such a large number of people were conflicted with the choice between their religion and their Queen. Similar issues can be seen in the works that emerged in this era,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Shakespeare s Hamlet depicts how Catholicism influences characters in their daily lives. When Hamlet speaks to the ghost of his dead father, his father asks his son to remember [him] (1, 5, 25). Catholics believe in the existence of Purgatory and old Hamlet s request represents this idea. As long as people remember somebody who is stuck in Purgatory, they will arrive in Heaven. Before he dies, Hamlet asks Horatio to draw [his] breath in pain to tell [his] story so that citizens would also remember him (5, 2, 120). The belief in the space between Heaven and Hell is mentioned often because Catholics also believe that repentance plays a part in where people end up after death. Claudius reasons with himself that repentance is significant by questioning what can it not [do] when he reflects on his past actions (3, 3, 70). Shakespeare emphasizes the importance of repenting through the actions of his characters. This is further explored by Hamlet when he finally decides to kill Claudius, but cannot because if he attempts to now...he [will go] to heaven because of the Catholic belief that those who repent before death will go to Heaven. Hamlet references this when he explains that [Claudius] took [his] father grossly, full of bread, with all his crimes broad blown, as flush as May, which is the reason why Hamlet s father is stuck in ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Stay Out ofOur Lives! December 1, 2012 Stay Out of Our Lives! Why is it that when gods and goddesses have affairs with us mere mortals and nymphs it leads to our tragedies! There are so many stories about a god or goddess falling for a mortal or nymph and then another god or goddess gets jealous or interferes with them and then the poor mortal gets cursed or gets ditched! But out of all these stories none are more tragic then the ones where Zeus cheats on his wife Hera, who then out of jealousy curses the poor women! Hera is known for being revengeful on those who interfere with her marriage to Zeus. But what she doesn t see is that most of the time the poor girl was just a victim. Unless you re Echo; she did deserve her punishment, and you will see why.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Now if Narcissus had just let Echo explain by writing it down or something then they could have fallen in love, gotten married, and so on. And Narcissus wouldn t have refused Echo because she would have been able to talk to him and get to know him. Echo would have been able to talk if Hera hadn t cursed her. And Hera wouldn t have cursed her if Zeus had just been faithful! In another version of this story Echo was still the beautiful nymph with an amazing voice. She lived deep in the woods and, denied the love of any mortal or god. She attracted the god, Pan, but, who she turned down like all the others. Pan was so angry he sent his shepherds to kill Echo by tearing her apart and spreading her pieces far, and wide. Gaea received the pieces and scattered them so Echo s voice, and talents, could be heard everywhere (Pontikis). Now it s a different version of the story but it s the same thing Pan messed with Echo s life, and because of that it all ended in her doom. So as I ve been saying over, and over again, if those selfish gods would just stay out of our love lives then none of this would have ever happened. Half of the Greek tragedy stories would have never existed. Now this story also tells us other things about the Greek myths for many of the gods judge our moral actions like Hera does. Narcissus being turned into a flower is an example of Greek myths explaining how things came ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Clinical Decision MakingEssay Clinical decision making is a contextual, continuous, and evolving process, where data are gathered, interpreted, and evaluated in order to select an evidence based choice of action. An Effective Practitioner is tasked with making clinical decisions with patients and clients many times during their health and care journey. Factors that affect decision making There are many factors involved in clinical decision making and each of the core skills has the potential to impact effective decision making. 1.Knowing the evidence Any clinical decision maker should rely on a knowledge base which contains a wide array of literature review.Thanks to the digital advancements and technology, we can embed a wide variety of information in the form of E books, articles, journals, reference materials related to the current practice, so that we as a clinical decision makers can rely on them for decision making process or even patients if they want information about the disease or treatment protocols, can utilise to research the evidence base, many of the physicians as well are simply referring them a bunch of latest treatment articles or their website link in their portals to justify their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... 3.Knowing yourself as well as your team members completely In many multinational organizations, there is always a special segment which concentrates on the overall well being of their employees, be it in the form of personality development classes, art of positive thinking, cultural peogrammes, leaves, vacation, sponsoring health insurance, ensuring employee safety, this is because any health care or other industries their biggest investment are the employers, and the employers work and their decisions highly impact the entire organisation, that is why they make sure they know all their team members thoroughly, and any chief decision maker should have command over himself and his attitude at his work then only he can make clear decisions for his organization and lead it to ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Disadvantages Of GenderDiscrimination Gender discrimination is an unfavorable treatment based on gender. It causes the elimination of individual s right and opportunity (Reeves and Baden, 2000: 2). Gender discrimination usually disadvantages women because women are considered inferior in society. Virginia Woolf states that gender discrimination is a result of the imbalance power between men and women (in Dobie, 2012: 114). Apparently, women have already suffered the discriminationsince a long time ago. Traditional society believes that men are more powerful than women. How society put men as the leaders in the society proves it. It causes men to have power over women. For example, in traditional society, men become the acceptable leaders who are responsible for making decisions. The decisions mostly disadvantage women. Meanwhile, women are destined to agree all of the decisions made by men. For instance, husband tells his wife to stay at home instead of taking part in society. Husband also warns his wife to not speak ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... France can be the country which highly upholds the equality nowadays. However, the wartime was completely different period. Women at that time had to suffer the real discrimination. They experienced violence and body exploitation during the war. Many women were blamed and accused of doing treason. Although some women took the discrimination as an advantage to join the war as spies, it still necessarily was one of the forms of discrimination. This was because women were regarded as weak and usually unnoticed by enemy. To make it worst, women also fought the cold winter. Women starved and suffered from cold because there was not enough food and clothes which were all taken by the German. Furthermore, the unstable condition during the war caused women to face two choices. Women had to choose whether to collaborate and to work with the enemy in order to survive, or to fight against it showing their struggle and their ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Iran And TheIranian Nuclear Weapons Program The summer of 2015 marked a significant event in history the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, Germany, and Iran were able to come to an agreement about restricting Iran s nuclear programs. The capability of Iran to pursue a nuclear weapon scared the international community, and this deal brought some peace to the political scene. For Iran, a nuclear weaponrepresented legitimacy and leverage over the major powers of the world, so it is interesting that Iran willingly blocked its avenue to achieve this bargaining chip. Nonetheless, there are ongoing security concerns about a nuclear Iran and its methods of power projection, so it becomes necessary to analyze the success of the Iranian nuclear deal and current... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... In return, the United States and other nations agreed to lift some sanctions on Iran, unfreeze its assets, and allow Iran to enter the international oil market. On January 16, 2016, the International Atomic Energy Agency officially declared, Iran has curbed its nuclear program enough to begin receiving relief on sanctions (Kennedy 2016). This statement alone demonstrates that the nuclear deal reduced the risk of a nuclear Iran. The International Atomic Energy Agency has historically expressed great concerns about Iran s overt and clandestine nuclear operations. The nuclear deal with Iran granted the International Atomic Energy Agency to have the ability to do strict inspections on Iran, which Iran has avoided in the past, so the declaration of Iran s fulfillment of international standards shows the efficacy and the durability of the agreement. The major critics of the nuclear deal cite Iran s track record of long term deviation from previous agreements and resolutions and argue Iran will renege on its promises. This argument is legitimate because Iran has numerous violations across decades. For example, from about the mid 1980s to 2003, Iran violated several sections of the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement. Iran failed to report that it had purchased natural uranium from China in 1991, failed to report that it had used 1.9 kg of the imported UF6 to test P1 centrifuges at the Kalaye Electric Company centrifuge workshop in 1999 and 2002, and worst of all, ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Dr. Seuss TheAppeaser Cartoon Nearly all of us are familiar with the witty rhymes and colorful drawings of Dr. Seuss. Simply hearing the name will evoke thoughts of colorful fish, a small mustached man that lives in the woods, and of course the Cat in the Hat. However, before he started his career writing children s books, Dr. Seuss was a successful political cartoonist for several major news outlets in the United States prior to the outbreak of World War Two. The cartoon discussed will be one released right after Great Britain s policy of appeasement is put into place. Dr. Seussaim was to convince the American people that Great Britain s plan would never work. Because Dr. Seuss audience for this cartoon was the American people, he could be brutally honest with its ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... This is easily identified by The Appeaser written on his shirt, as appeasement was Britain s policy towards Germany at the time this cartoon was published. We also see the representation of Great Britain by the small island that the man is standing on. It s easy to tell that the man obviously doesn t have much hope in appeasing the creature coming out of the sea. He is surrounded on all sides, he has nowhere to run or hide from his impending doom. And yet he still seems confident, overly so. He is portrayed as being pompous, as if he still sees himself as better than the sea monster towering above him. The caption above the cartoon, Remember...just one more lollypop, and then you all go home shows us the irony in the thought that this man can just hand out small lollypops to this beast and then expect it to go back where it came from. The man on the island is treating this threat as if it were an unruly child, confident that if he just gives the beast a taste of something sweet, it will run along and no longer be bothersome. From the reader s point of view, it s easy to see the error in this thinking, as it is obvious that something so huge and menacing cannot be appeased by something as simple as a ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Bits And KantaCharacter Analysis Poverty introduces a massive issue around the world for millions of people. Jess Walter and Razia Sultana Kahn hit on this problem strongly from two different cultures in their stories. In Anything Helps and Alms both characters find themselves impoverish, without families, and struggling to survive by manipulating other to benefit their situation. During both Bit and Kanta s journeys through their lives of poverty, they find ways to keep their spirits high. Bit, from Anything Helps, finds himself on the streets again begging for money when a man in a gold convertible Mercedes drives up next to Bit and asks tells him [he ll give [him] twenty bucks to tell him what he is going to spend it on; Bit plans on spending the money of the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... After purchasing the Harry Potter book he goes to give to Nate, but his foster parent do not permit the kids to read those books. After pleading with the foster parents Bit smiles, and rasps: Anything Helps revealing the pity in his eyes, and the foster parents finally broke allowing Bit to give them the book (301 Walter). Bit knows he has nothing to lose at this point in his journey, so any pride he has left he forgets and show so much self pity. By doing this Bit manipulates these people because by definition is to control or influence a person, and he did that making the parents pity him and getting them to take the book. Unlike Bit, Kanta manipulation technique does not to help other she cares about, but only to help herself. Kanta has a deal with Salma to go spy on her husband, and when she finds out the true about the husband she hides that from Salma using it to her advantage. After leaving Salma s home Kanta does not wait for the money that Salma promise[s] her, because the money she gets from the husband is sufficient enough for her (256 Khan). Kanta gets money from both parties making her financial status grow with full control over the rate of money she gets. She manipulates these people to benefit herself because this is the best way she has found to support herself with a steady income. The manipulation of the ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    The Drug DevelopmentAnd Approval Process As mentioned in class, as well as in the Krishna (2008) article, the drug development and approval process is an extensive and costly endeavor. The goal of experimental medicine is to increase the efficiency of drug development by providing a better understanding of the drug s mechanism(s) of action, dose response, efficacy, and safety, allowing the process to be accelerated for the most promising and efficacious candidates (Krishna, Herman, Wagner, 2008). Preclinical testing begins with identifying the ideal drug target. The target should be disease modifying and/or have a proven function in the pathophysiology of the disease. Target expression should not be uniformly distributed throughout the body. There should also be a favorable IP condition allowing the drug freedom to operate without competition. If the druggability is not obvious, a 3D structure for the target protein or a close homologue should be available for assessment. The target should also have favorable assayability enabling high throughput screening. To identify these targets there are many strategies that can be utilized such as: genomic analysis (phenotype analysis, genetic association, gene expression profiling, etc.), pathway analysis, and activity based proteomic profiling (Frank Hargreaves, 2003; Lipsky Sharp, 2001; Krishna, Herman, Wagner, 2008). After conducting extensive animal studies in the laboratory and assessing the safety and biological activity of the drug compound, the ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    The Importance OfMedical Coverage Generally speaking, you should make sure that as a minimum you have coverage for life, health and disability. Whatever coverage you already have for those things when you are at home is likely not going to cover you when you are off on a trip. Thus, if you do not have coverage for the trip, you may find that you are either turned away for medical treatment because you cannot afford it or you wind up saddled with a large bill that will take years to pay off. Whether you are going overseas or merely out of state, it is important to get the right coverage well before you go. Many people are aware they need to consider medical coverage in case of emergency while they are away, but what is often overlooked is the possibility that something will happen before they leave, forcing them to cancel the trip. The right coverage can really save your bacon in the event that an expensive trip gets cancelled due to unforeseen events. In addition to making sure you can get your money back if an expensive trip gets cancelled, you need to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... If you are going somewhere for adventure, such as diving or mountain climbing, you may need to pay extra to make sure you are covered while engaging in such risky behaviors. You may even find you cannot get coverage at all for such activities. At Florinsure, we specialize in comparing travel insurance to help you save money. However, we also want to make sure you are not under insured. A policy that is not tailored to the specifics of your plans is not a good policy. Do your due diligence and make sure the risks that are pertinent to your plans are actually addressed. This will help you get the best policy for your needs at the best price. Always remember that part of the point is simply peace of mind, so you can relax and focus on your ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Ancient Romans AndThe Roman Empire The Roman Empire was a very intelligent civilization, they were responsible for many astounding creations. They were very well known because of their outstanding contributions to Architecture, like many immense buildings, canals, and entertainment centers, and several of them are still standing today. We can look around our modern cities and compare today s architecture to that of the ancient Romans. The Roman civilization is known for its Imperial powers during the long reign in the ancient world. Some will remember ancient Rome as a barbaric society, because of modern idealization of gladiators and the Colosseum. However, Rome is no longer the powerful city, instead, what we can see in this new world is the immense influence of ancient Roman architecture in many of today s structures. The Romans built many successful structures in their name as they greatly influenced the time in which they were constructed. Some of the most recognized and appreciated innovations were the aqueduct, the dome, and the invention of concrete. There are many reasons why the buildings were so accepted, mainly because of their unique successful techniques, and reliable materials. To start the Romans were a very developed society. Possibly one of most amazing structures was the aqueduct. The Romans built aqueducts to bring water to many towns and industries. The city of Rome had the largest concentration of water pipelines with 11 aqueducts built over five centuries, with a total length of ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Bottle Rocket ResearchPaper There are many principles that went into the succession of the bottle rocket launch. Some could include the amount of fuel exerted on the bottle rocket, and the angle of the rocket when launched. A large problem that occurred during launch was that only 4 tests were able to be performed. These were all contributing factors to the success of the bottle rocket. To start off, the main factors of physics that could explain how and why the bottle rocket did what it did could be pressure, velocity, mass flow rate, momentum, and inertia. The rocket was under extreme amounts of pressure when launched, because the pressure was a high number. The velocity of the rocket was 56.47. This means that the rocket was going around 56 meters per second. The momentum of the rocket was 13.95 Newtons. The definition of momentum is the quantity of motion of a moving body,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... This can be explained by Newton s 1st law of motion, which is the law of inertia. Newton s 1st law states that any object at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line will remain at rest unless compelled by an outside or internal force. In the case of the rocket, an external force that compelled it to move was the pressure from the rocket launcher. When in motion, another force that compelled the rocket was gravity. Gravity caused the rocket to slowly and gradually fall to the ground. The last force that acted on the rocket was the action of hitting the ground. After the rocket hit the ground, it bounced straight back up. This could be explained by Newton s 3rd law, which states that every reaction has an equal and opposite reaction. The reaction of the rocket hitting the ground had an opposite reaction of the rocket bouncing back up again. Newton s second law is the rate of change of momentum of a body is directly proportional to the force applied, which explains why adding more fuel made the rocket go ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    A Research StudyAnd Ethics Analysis [й”®е…Ґе…¬еЏёеђЌз§°] ELEC4122 FORMAT REPORT MICROCHIPPING PEOPLE Lian HOU z3371039 2014/12/10 Abstract Microchipping people isrecognized as one of the most popular evolutional technologies that could change people s life style and standard. Human implanting has the potential ability of saving life when emergency; it is capable of improving efficiency at work and life quality of life. Also it can bring evolutional change to the security system forever. With that mass of expectation, microchipping people also brings people equivalent large amount of concerning, people are worried about the consequence of implanting things that are unnatural, radioactive or privacy threaten into their bodies and unlikely to be taken out undamaging to body. In this report, advantages and disadvantages of the technology will be shown with discussion of engineers responsibility regards on real life cases. Table of Content 1. Introduction1 2. Background2 2.1 Conveniences2 2.2 Risks to health3 2.3 Risk of misuse3 2.4 Opposition3 3. Case study and Ethics analysis4 3.1 Case 1. Microchip implant ahead of iPhone 6 release4 3.1.1 Analysis5 3.1.2 Ethical Issues5 3.2 Case 2. Failure of VeriChip6 3.2.1 Analysis6 3.2.2 Ethical Issues7 4. Engineers role in implementing such implants8 5. Conclusion9 6. Reference:10 1. Introduction Microchipping people is what it sounds like, putting a microchip implant sizes as a rice grain inside human body. The microchip could be asilicate ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    The Correlation OfVoters Attitudes About The Liberal... Introduction In this study, I m focusing on the correlation of voters behaviors about the Liberal party of Canada in the 2015 election. The relationship between Justin Trudeau and the party and what effects to gain more votes, pros and cons, the strengths and the weaknesses among different group of the voters. I did comparisons between the main three Canadian parties (Liberal, Conservative, NDP) and did a research report to help to understand the correlates of their support. This research provides an overview of my study s finding. I did a statistical analysis about the mean, median, standard deviation, the lower and upper mean, how males and females behave about the party, the income correlations, linear, nonlinear, monotonic and non monotonic relationship, null and alternative hypothesis and many more. Literature Review Voting is a standout amongst the most principal parts of political engagement. Numerous political researchers connect voting with the strength of the popularity based process and contend that declining voting rates might be symptomatic of a democratic deficit. Since political support can likewise impact public policy, others are worried that lower investment could bring about strategies that are not really illustrative of key voting demographics, similar to the individuals who tend to vote less. Therefore, the voter turnout rate is utilized as one pointer of political engagement. In Canada, researchers who look at voter turnout have found various ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    The Civil RightsMovement Of Fareed Zakaria s The Rise... In the following document I have read and researched two different points asked in the assignment. The first is a summarization and my take on Zakaria s article, along with answered questions from the assignment. The second is a research portion, provided by the listed sources, about the civil rights movement. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the Zakaria article and it was an eye opener looking into the civil rights movement. Fareed Zakaria s The Rise of Illiberal Democracy details his view on elected governments and the ignorance and abuse of their power. He claims that they do not use their powers in the right way and instead deny basic civil rights and liberties. Democracy can be defined numerous ways in different countries. In Zakaria s definition, to paraphrase, a democracy is viewed as a process of selecting government and is to always mean the rule of the people. In my opinion this definition is very true when associating democracy with countries such as the one I preside in because we have the right to vote for the people making decisions in individual states and, most importantly, our federal government. To have a democracy intuitively means A good government . Following democracy in the article, Zakaria highlights two other forms of government that contrast to democracy and where they are used. Constitutional liberalism is not a procedure for selecting government, but rather the government s goal . This concept of government rule looks out more for the individual ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Comparing The NecklaceAnd Everything That Rises Must... Like all stories in literature, the writer uses elements, and emphasizes these in great detail to make the story come to life. When Analyzing two literary short stories there will be some similar traits, that can be found by identifying, and understanding their literary elements. Two literary text can be used to find their comparisons in the use of similar traits. Everything That Rises Must Converge and The Necklace both demonstrate how writers use similar symbols which possesses meaning in themselves, and similar characters such as Mathilde Loisel and Julian s mother. Everything That Rises Must Converge it is a short story about a middle aged working women and her son named Julian. It begins with Julian s mom, who prepares to go to her exercise class to improve her health, before she left she insisted that her son come with her on the bus because Juliana s mom was afraid to ride the bus alone, since it has become integrated. As for the son, Julian, he is disdainful because of her racial intolerance, and feels that he is smarter than his mom. As the story goes on, the mother is undecided on whether or not to wear the new green hat with purple velvet flaps or take it back to the store. Everything That Rises Must Converge will be compared to The Necklace . ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Mathilde always felt that she was presumed to be in upper class. Madame Loisel gets invited to the ball from her husband but she complains on how she has nothing to wear. Although, Madame s husband does offer her money to buy a new dress, and as the day of the event comes by she asks her rich friend to borrow some jewelry. As Madame saw the opportunity to look more high class, she takes the finest necklace there is. Later that night she realizes that she lost the necklace and fines herself having to pay back a hefty amount, which she does not ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Remembering the WrightBrothers Wright Brothers Where they are from Orville Wright was born on August 19, 1871 and died on January 30, 1948. Wilbur Wright April 16, 1867 and died on May 30, 1912. Wilbur was the oldest of both the brothers, Orville was born in Dayton, Ohio and Wilbur was born in Millville, Indiana. Before they both became inventors and aviation pioneers. If I were giving a young man advice as to how he might succeed in life, I would say to him, pick out a good father and mother, and begin life in Ohio. (The Wright Brothers) Orville was the Scientist of the family. He loved science and technology. He was also quite shy, although he was never timid about playing practical jokes on his family and friends. We were lucky enough to glow up in an environment where there was always much encouragement to children to purse intellectual interest; to investigate whatever arouse curiosity. In a different kind of environment, our curiosity might have been nipped long before it could have borne fruit. (TextBook). Wilbur who was four years older than Orville, was outgoing. He excelled at writing and public speaking. He loved to read. Both Wilbur and Orville liked to tinker as children. When they had questions about anything mechanical, they would go to their mother, Susan. She was good at inventing. She made toys for her children and basic appliances for herself. Originally, Wilbur hoped to attened Yale University, but he had to stay home and help take care of his mother. Education Both the Wright ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Effects Of GuillotineOn The French Revolution Imagine this, you re in a golden palace in the most beautiful city in all of France looking down every corridor at all the luxuries and peering out onto the beautifully paved streets! Well, it used to not be that way, It used to be Heaven, a Heaven full of trash, manure, mud, sewage, germs, and blood, lots of blood. So much blood that certain parts were permanently stained and this blood wasn t animals blood. It was the blood of hundreds of thousands of severed heads that filled France and conquered the monarchy leaving a filthy stench in its wake. This was all thanks to the guillotine , the modernized way for the death sentence and capital punishmentSo over all the guillotine got its name from being a humane way to execute, the executioners... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The people in charge of the beheading was the committee of safety , they were also the government of France at the time. During the reign of terror 300,000 suspects were arrested, 17,000 were officially executed, and 10,000 died in prison or without a trial. The guillotine was the prime symbol of the reign of terror, this terror was led by Maximilien Robespierre and he truly showed terror. at this point in time if you used to be an aristocrat then you were likely dead unless you hide in some exotic place where they couldn t find you. Even the king and queen were executed the same as any other person, through the guillotine. Even Robespierre himself was killed by the guillotine. During the reign of terror, France was heaven, a heaven of trash, manure, mud, sewage, germs, and blood, lots of blood. also, witnesses say the basket they used to catch the decapitated heads was dark red, stained with the blood of the victims. To conclude the guillotine had a major influence on ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    How Technology HasChanged The Way Users Work ABSTRACT Computing technology has changed the way users work, learn and play More businesses have gone online. They have turned into a vital piece of our regular presence. These computer system are vulnerable against various internal/external threats like malware in both homes business and environments and this has rapidly escalated firmly over the past several years. Information in this systems needs to be protected from intruders because it s an essential asset in the organisation. Three basic important things need to be supplied is integrity confidentiality and availability of information. The diversity of risk to the network computing by disenchanted attacks has intensely maximised worldwide. This is according to the U.S federal bureau of investigation .The digital attacks globally have reached 20,000 in January causing more than 8 billion dollars damage (Mueller, 2003). Risk assessment simply means looking at each specific task and considering the best way to complete it.This assists to be aware of the hazards involved in performing the task and something done to prevent injury. To assess risk, one first need to identify the hazards (that is, tools, equipment s, materials and work method); Secondly, to decide who might be harmed and how. In addition, evaluate the risk and put measures to control the risk. Also, record the discovery and implement them and finally analyse the evaluation and update as necessary. Keywords: risk assessment, computing technology, malware, ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Lindsay Lohan Essay LindsayLohan was born on July 2, 1986. She is the oldest of 4 kids and her parents are divorced. Her dad was not very much a part of her life growing up and to this day she does not have anything to do with him. Lohan was a rising child star who started her acting career at the age of three. She starred in many commercials before showcasing her fabulous acting ability when she appeared in the remake of Parent Trap in 1998. She took a little time off after this showcase to be a normal child. After dropping out of high school, she had a few bigger screen acting jobs and some extra shots in daytime television (Current Biography, 2005). Lohan had a desire to make sure she set a good image because she knew the audience in which she was... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... (2010) P3). Finding more information about her past would be a first approach in trying to figure out the root of her addictions and behaviors. Lindsay Lohan s behaviors are in a ray of dysfunction, on the verge of danger. She has reached a point in her life where her actions could lead to possible suicide. She is psychologically abnormal in her everyday life. (Pappas, 2010, P6) From the psychodynamic perspective, Lindsay Lohan has had this need of filling a human void. She had a strong dependency of people. It is unsure if this is because of the absence of her father, but it could very likely be a key factor. There were no reports that Lohan s mother denied her of her needs emotionally growing up, but Lohan stated He didn t do anything for my career, except go out and not come home at night and make my mom and me stay up and wonder where he was and then show up three days later. So I don t think he deserves anything. He doesn t even deserve my respect. (Current Biography, 2005 P12). Object relation theorists say that have a strong need to have relationships with people and when they are young and have severe problems, this can lead to abnormal development (Comer, 2011 pg. 40 top). Because Lohan s relationship with her father consisted of her being worried according to the statement she made in the previous paragraph, she did not get her need to have a relationship with him; therefore she has an abnormal development. The lack of a relationship with her father ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Piaget s StagesOf Cognitive Analysis The topic that I found interesting from the semester so far is object permanence from the sensorimotor stage of Piaget s Stages of Cognitive Development. This is interesting to me because over a week ago, at the local county fair in my hometown, I happened to see this concept be used in action with a cousin of mine that happened to be two years old. While at a family gathering at the fair, I witnessed the father of my little cousin hide a ball behind his back that the child had just had in his hands. When this was done, the child had no idea that there even was a ball anymore. At the time, I had thought nothing of the situation. It was not until we started to learn and read about certain concepts that I realized this could relate to what we were learning. I thought that this was ironic that I would see such an event happen that I could connect back to our class discussions. This concept of object permanencecan be found in our book in chapter 2. In chapter 2, there is information presented about Piaget s Stages of Cognitive Development. In connection to the event that I had seen, the child... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... However, I should not rule it out because I could have experience with this at some point. This can also be of help because i have learned the rest of the stages Piaget created. There are other important stages that can be studied to have a reference of the cognitive development of certain ages of children and adults. As a future Intervention Specialist, I will be working with children that are all over the stages of cognitive development. I will have to be able to determine where they are and find ways to help them improve on what they need help with. This profession is more than merely teaching subject matter, it is about helping students develop and become better individuals. I will be able to do this better if I can continue to learn the different ways children ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    NASA Budget Analysis Usingthe NASA budget provided and my job of using the best materials and keeping the expenses low for a design for a lander, I finally came down to a design. My design choices include a parachute of 100 m. This includes having a surface area large enough that it can produce air friction. A safety cage of a cubic capsule in where the egg has four surfaced sides in which it can land on. Also , includes a crumple zone that has rigid lander legs .This will give a medium rigidity where it can withstand the impact of the forceacting against it but doesn t stay rigid in where the legs cannot be used as a crumple zone . This design can offer a safe landing on Mars and support the things inside it in a safe and compact condition. Using... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The safety has to have a capsule that keeps everything secure inside it safe in the time of impact. This is the reason on to why I chose a cubic capsule because, I know that in the area inside there would be an even amount of space and have an equal amount of space , not only that but as the space lander lands it will be easier for the object to land with the parachute with a shape that has even surfaces on four sides in case if it lands on either sides of the surfaces .The object that I chose to use for the safety capsule is the aluminum alloy . I chose this material because not only was the weight low but also the cost was at a medium . Although, we know that the tensile strength is only at 300 we know that if more air friction is added to the space lander it is going to have less force applied to it as the falling is happening meaning the strength of the tensile is okay to not be too rigid . The price of the material is also at a very cheap price we know that NASA is to cut cost , mass , and risk This is matching characteristics and with the low cost of the other products included in the space lander having a medium cost is not going to have a large effect on the total ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    T Thought PoliceBy Jason Howie Don t say anything online that you wouldn t want to plaster on a billboard with your face on it Erin Bury. Social media can be helpful and powerful sometimes you just have to learn what to say and when to write it. In other cases, social media can become your worst enemy. This can result has not having privacy on any website you visit. It ll end up showing all of you, just because you visit one website. We don t have privacy on any social media we get on because before everything there is a hacker or a genus that can get our information. In the story, T thought police by AndrГ© Dao , To put it another way, it may be that we need private spaces in which we can flourish and lead full, dignified lives. We can t always be... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... According to the article entitled The Good and Bad of Social Media by Jason Howie, They have looked particularly at its effects on human emotion and relationship. Some studies show that using social media can cause depression. The usage of the media doesn t just slow you down but can slowly shut your real life down. Therefore social media ends up hitting you from left to right or any possible way it has. The mindset of always wanting to be on it can destroy your life routines, makes you put up with things you shouldn t put up with. Sometimes, people end up getting bullying and killed for some unnecessary things they do on the media. Furthermore, Howie writes We expect more from technology and less from one another. More and more, we desire technologies that provide a false idea of a relationship. We depend on the media to give us the answers instead of asking our surroundings and communicating with them. We always believe what media tells us and whether it s false or not, we use it believing it s better than our own knowledge. Our privacy isn t privacy because media after media we end up in a random page which can get our information in just one ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Christian Beliefs AboutEuthanasia Beliefs of Different Religions About Euthanasia For this essay I have decided to study the two religions Christianity and Buddhism. Buddhism has no major denominations, unlike Christianity, which has many denominations around the globe. However, I am only going to focus on Christianity as a whole, quoting teachings from the Bible (Old and New Testament), and then referring to the two major denominations of Anglican and Roman Catholic when their points on euthanasia are absolute. I have chosen those particular denominations of Christianity because Anglican represents Christianity as a whole, a basis, and Catholicism has some very strict rules that cannot be ignored. Firstly, I shall explain ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Christians also believe that we are all equal as human beings. Therefore someone who is paralysed in a wheelchair, unable to do anything for themselves and barely conscious has the same social equality of someone who is perfectly normal. This is because God is benevolent (all loving) and so can love everyone the same, regardless of their physical being. So to perform euthanasia on someone in a vegetative state would be morally similar to performing it on a normal human, simply because human lives are valued by God. Apart from valuing each other s lives, Christians are morally against euthanasia because they are against killing. Do not kill states one of the Ten Commandments, and by committing euthanasia would violate this rule. Euthanasia is a grave violation of the law of God, since it is the deliberate and morally unacceptable killing of a human person. Pope John Paul II: Evangelium Vitae, 1995. This is a quote using by Roman Catholics, demonstrating their absolute morals on killing. They believe it is completely unacceptable to kill anyone else, because God said that it was wrong to. Even when Anglicans may be persuaded that euthanasia is the best option for a person, out of love and compassion for a human, Catholics will not be convinced. They believe that killing of any kind is wrong, no matter what the ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Direct Democracy Vs.Representative Democracy Democracy is a system of government in which the utmost influence is consigned in the individuals and implemented directly by them or by their designated representatives under a free voting arrangement. According to my research direct democracy also known as pure democracy is when all the individuals come together and make decisions by voting. They are the one who decide the regulation and guidelines through which the people will oversee. In contrast a representative democracyis when the population designate leaders who makes judgements on their behalf. There are many differences between a direct and a representative democracyand some of them are that in a direct democracy the public have authority and are responsible for decision making ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Ellicott City FloodCase Study In the Washington DC area, it is not at all uncommon to see flash flood warnings scroll across the television screen, but nothing comes of it other than some rain. This past weekend, however, during Memorial Day weekend, Ellicott City, Maryland, which sits just outside of the beltway, experienced a horrible flash flood. The death toll still has yet to be announced, as cleanup and the search for survivors has just begun. Two waves of intense flooding hit the town unexpectedly, and with little warning. The town is a quaint little area with cute shops and storefronts, which sits in a valley, and the main street cuts a swath between two higher vistas. Several storms had been forecast earlier that day, and heavy rain was expected, but no one could have predicted such devastation, in such a short amount of time. This is the second massive flash flood to hit this area in as many years, leaving business owners, and residents alike, stunned and heartbroken.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The closest hospital to Ellicott City is Howard County General Hospital, which is part of the Johns Hopkins Medical System. According to the Maryland Quality Healthcare Reports, Howard County General Hospital has 266 beds, and Emergency Room facilities, but is not a trauma center( Maryland Health Care Quality Reports, n.d.). The hospital is approximately 13 miles south of Ellicott City. Howard County Emergency Management has 14 Fire and Rescue Station houses, and one located in Ellicott City proper ( Howard County, Maryland Departments Fire and Rescue Fire Stations, n.d.). Just ten days prior to the flood, a town hall meeting was held to discuss flood plans, and disaster management options, as well as to discuss the All Hazards Mitigation Plan and Flood Mitigation Plan. At the meeting, officials listed the potential dangers, and ranked them according to potential for damage. No surprise to anyone, at the top of the list, ranking number one, was ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    The Importance OfEffective To Police Use Of Force Law enforcement agencies have policies regarding use of force that need reform. There is concern for the balance of ethical decision making by police officers. There is also an equal concern for the rights and value of life of civilians along with those of officers. Maintaining stress free standards for employed law enforcement is detrimental to policeuse of force directives. Police organizations can prevent and correct their citizen interaction without the use of excessive force. It is imperative that a process be found that could identify potential issues prior to use of force events occurring. Measures can be taken early by police agencies to avoid officers initiating criminal misconduct. Police training and development of communication techniques will provide the reform needed to subvert the idea of an excessive use of force police culture. Logic should be administered alongside reasoning prior to the use of any force, specifically deadly force. There is no reasonable explanation for excessive use of force so it should be prevented instead of authorized socially and accepted. Most of the police operations that incite negative outcomes are preventable with the implementation of appropriate training. In the article by Gross (2017) he discusses several accounts of the excessive use of force by police in America. Some of these accounts have changed some laws, i.e. The Supreme Court case of Graham v. Connor (1989). The facts of the case were that a diabetic man named ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Hydrogen Gas Lab HydrogenGas Produced from Metals and Acids Abstract Experiments 2 1 and 2 2 study the production of hydrogen gas by different chemical reactions. By using a hydrogen gas collection apparatus and the principles of chemistry, we were able to evaluate the data and reach our goal. Experiment 2 1 uses zinc, magnesium and aluminum and how much hydrogen gas they produce to predict the volume of hydrogen gas produced for different masses of each metal. In this experiment we see that each metal has an increasing amount of hydrogen gas as mass goes up, however each metal had different amount of hydrogen gas for the same mass. Zinc produced the least amount of hydrogen gas, then increasing with magnesium, and aluminum produced the highest amount. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... There was an increasing trend because the metal was the limiting reactant in this experiment. The amount of each metal placed in the hydrochloric acid was fully used up before the acid was. From Figure 1, it is clear that aluminum produced the most amount of hydrogen gas, then magnesium in the middle and zinc produced the least amount of hydrogen gas. This shows that the same mass of each metal does not produce the same amount of hydrogen gas. Looking at the balanced equations for each of the metals (see lab 2 1, equation 1 and 2), it seems the metals have a similar stoichiometry, however zinc produced a lesser amount of hydrogen gas compared to magnesium because zinc has a higher molar mass than magnesium does. Due to this, more zinc is needed to produce the same amount of hydrogen gas as magnesium. When aluminum and magnesium are compared, it is seen that aluminum and magnesium have similar molar masses, however they have a different stoichiometry (experiment 2 1, equation 1 and 3). Two moles of aluminum react to produce three moles of hydrogen gas, while one mole of magnesium react to produce one mole of hydrogen gas. Based on this stoichiometry, a higher mass of magnesium is needed to produce the same amount of hydrogen gas as ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Operations Management ComparingServicing Industry and... The main factor that differentiates products from services is tangibility. Although these industries have different operations, as we are moving towards a world that is more and more service based it is observed that operations management theories, approaches and other methodologies used in manufacturing can mostly be modelled to work in the service industry. In this essay we will be contrasting some principles of operations managementbetween Ford Motor Companyand McDonald s, two succesful multinational companies with prominent operations functions. a) When it comes to processes and activities, there are wide differences between a service based organisation and a manufacturing environment. In the production line of a factory like ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Housekeeping: staff continuously ensures cleanliness of the tables, floor and customer facilities, approvisioning of straws and napkins as well as availability of space in bins. Although the primary purpose of both organisation type is to fufil customer s needs, there are important differences which will dictate their operational setup, known as the four Vs (Volume, Variety, Variation, Visibility). In the case of Ford Motor Company, we have the typical scenario of a car manufacturer that create batches of the same cars in high volume but in low variety. Because there is very little variation in demand along with no customer interaction for their operational staff, as such the production line is designed to ensure precision in the similarity of all the finished product. Following Ford s mission to be a global family with a proud heritage passionately committed to providing personal mobility for people around the world and to anticipate consumer need and deliver outstanding products and services that improve people s lives ; the operations design allows food quality through the use of both machinery and specialised workers along with a thorough quality check. However in such a competitive market, their operations process design does not differentiate them from other car manufacturers. Their production line is designed in a very standard way for an automobile producer and does not contribute to differentiating ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Difference Between MotownVs. Stax Motown vs. Stax Emerging out of the turbulent civil rights period in the United States, the majority of the black minority population finally found a means by which to express their voice to the world through music. This movement stemmed from two extremely different music studios located in opposite regions of the United States. One of these companies arose out of the north, which very rigidly rigidly controlled their product and polished young talent to fit an agenda. In contrast, its opposing studio began in the deep south and was raw, unrestricted, as well as organic, choosing to let any artist play regardless of who they were or how they performed. Together, these music production studios helped break down the racial segregation of black and white music, although they went about it in polar opposite ways. Motown Record Company (briefly name Tamala Records), located in Detroit, Michigan was birthed by Berry Gordy on January 12, 1959. His vision was for the company to produce black artists to bridge the gap between white and black segregated music markets and audiences. He dreamed about making an entity that would appeal to both the wider white pop music audiences as well as the narrower black Rhythm and Blues one. To obtain this objective, he began to make Black music more palatable to white pop music consumers not only by the appealing, upbeat pop music arrangements and ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Community Policing ResearchPaper Different officers may have different ways to contribute to partnerships. For example, patrol officers have a unique position to help monitor and supervise supervisees (Parent and Snyder, 1999). Patrolling gives officers access to the supervisee and their social networks which can help provide knowledge of their activity (La Vigne, N. G., Solomon, A. L., Beckman, K. A., Dedel, K., Center, J. P., 2006), this can be very valuable especially in cases which community corrections officers are mostly in their office and not in the field (Thornton et al. 2006). This can help with intervening before recidivism occurs due to being able to foresee issues that the supervisee may be having. This may help law enforcementofficers prevent certain crime... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... One way that partnerships help with public safety is that sharing information and resources can help track down those supervisees with outstanding warrants, absconders, and can share intelligence gathered about new crimes (Murphy, 2005). Community corrections officers can also help inform law enforcement about specific supervisees personal issues such as drug addiction, mental health problems, and more that can help law enforcement be more understanding and helpful to allow for alternatives other than arresting an individual. When agencies perceive that there is more of a benefit than a cost to partnerships they are more likely to join and participate in a collaboration (Rosenbaum, 2002). Partnerships have also been motivated by financial incentives by federal grants (Taxman et al., ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Rhetorical Analysis OfFaith, Truth And Tolerance In America During Senator Edward M. Kennedy s speech, Faith, Truth, and Tolerance in America, he attempts to bring Americans together by helping them understand different viewpoints and recognize when to input religion into debate. Kennedy concentrates on this topic because during that October of 1983, tensions were rising in the country due to conflicting opinions on the nuclear freeze. Kennedy, a Democrat, delivers this speech at Liberty Baptist University, a largely Republican college, so he repeatedly demonstrates his ability to relate to the audience in an effort to fill the space between their differing political parties and religions. Additionally, he makes references to ethos to prove his authority to speak on the subject at hand. He portrays... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... His main use of diction is progressing from an informal tone to a more serious one. The expression, They seem to think that it s easier for a camel to pass through the eye of the needle than for a Kennedy to come to the campus of Liberty Baptist College, is used to joke with the audience at the start of the speech. Through that remark and the statement, You may not appreciate the president, but the Democrats certainly appreciate the prayer, he turns some of the disconnect between him and the students into comical banter. Recognizing that his audience is college aged, Kennedy uses humor to make them more comfortable with him as a speaker. After establishing a positive rapport with the students, his tone becomes more sincere. Towards the end of his speech, Kennedy states, That ideal shines across all the generations of our history and all the ages of our faith, carrying with it the most ancient dream. This language is much more formal in an attempt to express the gravity of the issues. The shift from relaxed to proper word choice helps set the appropriate mood for different sections of the ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Polygamy in CanadaEssay Within Canada we have a generous amount of freedom but this leads to the abuse of our system. This is especially true with regards to polygamy in Bountiful, BC. Because women are susceptible to mental abuse in polygamist relationships it should continue to be illegal in Canada. If this law is in enforced it would help women to be freed of the oppression caused by male domination, eliminate the need for women to suppress feelings that conflict with the ideals of the polygamylife, and aid in avoiding depression resulting from the build up of concealed feelings. Polygamy is the case in which a man or a woman has multiple spouses. One branch of polygamy is termed polygyny , which is when one man is married to several wives (Zeitzen 3). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Providing such controls permits women from becoming independent: to think emotionally and mentally development. Of course here an opponent might validly argue that men must take the dominant role and provide authority due to the idea: women report more intense and persistent anger than do men (88:1546). However, even though it is true that women are more susceptible to revealing their emotions; women are just as capable as men to run their lives in a constructive, healthy way. Polygynist men have hidden behind the blanket of religion to justify their male supremacy and dismantle the strength and equality of women in a whole. Many women in polygynist relationships tend to hide their feelings, but why? Daphne Braham writes [women are] taught to suppress [these] emotions and to put all their energy into obeying the word of their prophet. (17) Therefore, any thoughts of resentment, jealousy or so forth are not acceptable. When a man has so many wives they have no choice but to be submissive if they want to avoid being left out; because the husband can turn to another one of his wives to get what he desires. In Dena Hassouneh Phillips article, Polygamy and Wife Abuse: A Qualitative Study of Muslim Women in America, she notes a report from a second wife who felt insignificant in her polygamous marriage due to the lack of attention ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Rock †NRoll And Its Impact On Society. Music Is Ever... Rock n Roll and Its Impact On Society Music is ever changing. It moves at such a rapid pace people may not want to catch up to. The one genre that seems to have changed the most is Rock and Roll . In a world of classical opuses, big bands, and vocal jazz, rock was a huge shock to the world. It was revolutionary, but sometimes unwanted. No matter, rock and roll has played a substantial part in defining our modern culture, influencing things like individual music taste, political views, and personal expression. A History of Rock n Roll Rock s deep influence over people is greatly affected by its intriguing history. The rock movement itself, has been embraced and criticized since it began. From its roots to its succeeding genres, rock has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Artists like Chuck Berry (including Muddy Waters, Little Richard, and Fats Domino) were more accepted once rock and roll was welcomed by growing audiences. This gave talented artists of different races a greater chance of having their voices and music heard (America Rocks, 2016). The 1950 s. As this new form of music started moving into mainstream media in the 1950 s, Elvis Presley entered the scene. Before Elvis, young women weren t often caught listening to rock and roll, but once they heard his voice and saw his shaking hips, he was all they listened to. Because of Elvis, the rock and roll industry boomed (Wallace, 2012). He paved the way for other artist to experiment and create completely different sounds and styles. The 1960 s. When bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Animals, and The Who graced the American nation and sent shocks throughout the world, Britain owned the sixties (Puterbaugh, 1988), in what is called The British Invasion . This was not the same kind of rock and roll from the fifties. Still inspired by the rhythm and blues, sixties rock was packed with raw emotion and controversial subject matter. It started as a remnant of the fifties sound that caused people to bob ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    An Investigation Intothe Factors Affecting the Rate of... An Investigation into the Factors Affecting the Rate of the Reaction between Calcium Carbonate and Hydrochloric Acid A chemical reaction is the process by which atoms or groups of atoms are redistributed, resulting in a change in the molecular composition of substances. The reaction rate is how quickly a reaction occurs and this can be affected by four different factors: ВЎВ¤changing the surface area of any solids involved ВЎВ¤changing the concentration of reactants in solution ВЎВ¤changing the temperature at which it is carried out ВЎВ¤the use of a catalyst I am going to investigate into exactly how one of these variables affects the reaction rate and I believe the most suitable variable to change is the concentration of the solution as all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... In order to make my experiment safe I will wear goggles and an overall when I handle the acid as it is corrosive and if any came in contact with my skin during the experiment I would wash it off immediately. As I described above, my experiments will be fair as it will be performed under the same conditions, with hopefully only the concentration of acid being altered for each experiment. The equipment should be set up as shown in the diagram below: The small marble chip will be placed in the conical flask first and then the hydrochloric acid will be poured into the flask and as soon as all the acid is in I will start the stop clock and put the bung on the flask. I will then watch the pencilled cross from and above and stop the clock at the exact moment that I can no longer see the circle. I will record this time in my results table and then set up the experiment for the next measurement. Modifications following preliminary experiment For my trial experiment, I placed one small marble chip in 50cm Гё of 1 molar hydrochloric acid and timed how long it took before a pencilled cross was no longer visible under a conical flask containing 10cm Гё of limewater. Although the limewater began to turn cloudy eventually, it took more than 10 minutes to do so and I believe there were a few reasons for this. ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Analysis Of WordsIn The Mourning Time By Hayden Hayden repeatedly affirmed that he did not want to be labeled simply as an African American poet who wrote about and for black readers. In his work, he said,I am not so interested in pointing out what is singularly black or Afro American as in pointing out something about the way people live. . . . Perhaps we ve had to go through a phase of ethnicity, but now we must move to our common heritage. This could hardly mean that Hayden, who had grown up in a black slum, who had faced racial obstacles throughout his life, and who had steeped himself in African American history would ignore or downplay the black experience in his work. On the contrary, most of his significant poems are careful reflections on this experience. Rather, his emphasis on common humanity is to be seen in how he presents this ethnic experience within a broad philosophical framework and in how he reserves special attention for molding a personal language and style that draw on, without being subsumed by, black English. One of the major focuses of Hayden s work is religion. A turning point in the poet s life came when he abandoned the fundamentalist Christianity of his youth to embrace the Baha Г religion, a faith that emphasizes the underlying unity of all religious credos and of all races. The Baha Г religion provided a pattern of belief that would inform many of his poems. In Words in the Mourning Time, for example, it is only a faith in the evolving brotherhood of all peoples that leads the poem s ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Essay On RapidApplication Development Year 2014 SEMESTER 1 Assignment 1 IT 6209 System Analysis and Design RAD (Rapid Application Development) RAHUL JOON 21402416 Table of Contents Title Abstract Introduction Findings Definition Rapid Application Phases Rapid Application Model Current Status of RAD Method Comparison of past practice with current practice in this field Future Direction for the Development Method Conclusion Reference Abstract Rapid Application Development is Software Development technique and practices that involves methods like iterative development and software prototyping. This is an object oriented technique to system development that includes a method of development as well as software tools .These phases can be re cycle before organizing the automate system. RAD is a concept that products can be established faster and of higher quality. These phases called Requirement Planning, Implementation User design and construction. In rapid application development model, the user requirement for designing the final product is defined using structured techniques and prototyping. The RAD model involve of 5 steps which are business modelling, Process Modelling, Application Generation, Data Modelling and Testing. . Comparing RAD Development Cycle with the traditional cycle, RAD is high quality, lower cost and faster development. Analyzing, Developing, Designing, Document condition are flow in cycle. We all know the current position of RAD. It is easy to understand ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Sikh Temple ExperiencePaper The one thing that stands out to me about this course is the external experience, for me this was going to the Sikh temple. I choose to experience the Sikh religious practices because I felt that some of my personal beliefs matched with there s and wanted to see how they encompassed these beliefs into the community. Particularly the ideal that everyone is accepted, regardless of their spiritual background. I was pleasantly surprised to find this belief to be held for front. I was welcomed in with food, conversation and interest. I found the conversations I had with the Sikhs comforting, although the majority of the conversation revolved around my questions, we got to know each other through conversations outside of religion. Even though this... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... I belong to a non denominational bible study which is based in Christianity but often fluctuates to other religions and through this class have been able to add insight and explore these topics more in depth. I feel the best way to explore religions is through structured classes because navigating through them alone is complex and overwhelming. I do have contact s including the Sikh I ran into at the grocery store that send me articles and insight s about their own personal religions which I quite enjoy and inspire new thoughts or questions. I do not plan on becoming a theology minor but I do plan on selecting electives to help my development in the future. There is a lot of history and values about the Eastern religions that cannot be covered in a 14 week class, however, I do have interest and questions on the history and development of some of the more obscure religions that was only briefly touched. The history of a religion can help give insight into certain aspects of religion that may not make sense or seem obsolete to an Americanized way of thinking. It also gives a further depth to a religion and put perspective on its survival and strength throughout ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Faith In TheCrucible Fear and faith can drive a person to death or a divine life. The Crucible takes place in Salem during the Salem witch trials. The Crucible makes a point to include that the population s main religion is puritan. The puritan religion has many distinct rules. People that are puritan have extremely strong faith and guidelines. Fear is another extremely strong force. The Crucible makes a point to include that the people accused of witchcraft are very fearful of death and this element drives the entire play. People get ear in their heads and start to lose their faith. The people want to live so when they are accused of dancing with the devil, they disobey their faith and lie and confess until they are set free. The smart people keep their word so... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... People are faithful to their religion. The people s religion in Salem is puritan and this is a very pure religion. These people do not do anything that could even be close to a sin. Dancing is even frowned upon. The people that are accused are not allowed to lie or else they will be sent to hell for eternity. Others know this and accuse others in order to save themselves and they know that the person they accuse will be hung for something everyone knows is not true. This element drives the entire play in this way because the accusation goes on from person to person for no reason except for revenge. People annoy or bother each other and eventually they all die because the courts are broken. This leads us into the next point of the trials and courts. The courts in Salem are supposed to be run under the guidance of God or the people s godlike figure. The Salem courts are anything but that. The court officials are blind to the fact that people are accusing other purely to the fact that they want to get revenge. This angers people and when the people get angry all hell breaks loose and does nothing to help the cause. The court officials are corrupt in the way that they follow whatever the crowed and population wants. This is horrible for a government because people can lie right through their teeth and if the population believes it, then they will be considered guilty no questions asked. That is how a corrupt court ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Johns Hopkins sHealth System The Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation is a not for profit organization devoted to providing the uppermost quality patient health care in the treatment and prevention of human illness (Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2015). The Johns Hopkins Health System is the solitary member of Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. The Johns Hopkins Health System is integrated in the State of Maryland to devise policy among and provide central management for the Johns Hopkins Health System and affiliates. Moreover, the Johns Hopkins Health System provides assured shared services, including purchasing, legal, organization of advertising and other functions for which Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center is charged separately (Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2015;... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The Johns Hopkins Medical Services Corporation: not for profit corporation that contracts with the Uniformed Services Family Health Plan to provide and manage care for military retirees and active duty family members. Johns Hopkins Medical Management Corporation: healthcare management and services organization that develops, organize, and manage a regional patient delivery system to serve Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine physicians and the Johns Hopkins Health System hospitals. The Johns Hopkins Health Systems most important relationship is with The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. This partnership is known as the Johns Hopkins Medicine, a vehicle for internal operational coordination and an integrated voice for external initiatives. Johns Hopkins Medicine allows these two distinct yet co dependent organizations to respond in an integrated fashion to opportunities and pressures affecting the Johns Hopkins medical enterprise. Two of the most important operational entities of Johns Hopkins Medicine are Johns Hopkins HealthCare LLC and The Johns Hopkins Home Care Group, Inc. Johns Hopkins HealthCare LLC: an organization owned fifty percent by Johns Hopkins Health System and fifty percent by The Johns Hopkins University that develops and manages contractual relationships with managed care organizations, employers, hospitals, physicians, and ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Atlanta s CongestionCase Study Reaching record highs, Atlanta s congestion has put enough drain on economic development to warrant the need for immediate action. It s has become necessary to develop any policies that could help alleviate some of the burden on roadways. Exploring the issue, there are four possible policies that have been examined to reduce congestion in Atlanta. Each policy has its costs and benefits, and strengths and weaknesses looked at under a critical gaze to determine which, if any, policy is up to the task of fixing the traffic nightmare the citizens of Atlanta currently live in. There are two viable options for enabling an authority that is capable of either improving roads or increasing demand for transit. The first would be to sell the rights to ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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    Directing Courses ForExploration With The Body And Voice I believe it is essential that acting and directing courses provide room for exploration with the body and voice both discretely and within the context of more traditional scene work. I believe in offering several forms of technique rather than one method that must be followed without room for questioning, self assessment, and thoughtful critique. I approach director training and new works creation together, combining traditional directing, Viewpoints and composition work, and new works creation as series of inquiries addressing those practices pivotal in developing directors: finding the essence of the story and cultivating deep listening, focus, and an awareness of time and space. As a creator and teacher of movement based theatre, I believe it is crucial for student actors and directors to cultivate a personal relationship to space, time, and their own bodies. In order for students to move beyond the phase of trying to get something right and into thinking critically about creation and the storytelling potential of movement, I stress the importance of laboratory exploration. The goal is the journey, the investigation, the experimentation, and the increasing knowledge of self. I encourage fearlessness. And I remind my students there is no such thing as a bad movement: we are investigating and creating, not judging. To begin to utilize the body for theatrical creation, the first and foremost task is the development of awareness of self and awareness of space. I use ... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...