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The Field Of Bioinformatics Is The Process Of Technology
1. In your own words, describe what the field of bioinformatics is; write one paragraph (about 300
words) about this; be very descriptive. The field of bioinformatics is the process of technology by the
use of computers (BioPlanet, 2015). This field manages biological information (BioPlanet, 2015). We
all use computers on a regular basis, but computers are capable of much more they can store
biological information, gather this information, analyze and integrate genetic information as well
(BioPlanet, 2015). All these things can be applied towards drug discoveries like gene based
development (BioPlanet, 2015). Bioinformatics just recently became more popular since the
availability of genomic information (BioPlanet, 2015). Now, because of the popularity of
bioinformatics it has become a very important part of biology in many areas (BMIRC, 2015). In a type
of biology called molecular biology bioinformatics is used in the extraction of results and data
(BMIRC, 2015). Take another field for example, genetics and genomics, it sequences genomes and
observes their mutations (BMIRC, 2015). It also plays an important part in organizing biological and
gene data (BMIRC, 2015). Both of these are examples of how bioinformatics is in a lot of areas of
biology (BMIRC, 2015).The tools in bioinformatics help in the comparison of data such as genetic
and genomic (BMIRC, 2015). It also helps you receive a better understanding of molecular biology
(BMIRC, 2015). At a deeper level
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Theme Of A Narrow Fellow In The Grass By Emily Dickinson
Tremane Parker
Larisa Platt
ENG 102 02
23 October 2014
Happiness is a Mystery Happiness is found everywhere throughout the entire world. Happiness is
within everybody emotionally because it keeps someone in a good mood. It is important to stay happy
because that person can be able to live longer. In addition, when someone can think of happiness, they
can think of nature. However, when comparing, Nature is what we see and A Narrow Fellow in the
Grass by Emily Dickinson (650 652), she symbolize here emotion towards nature mysteriously,
theoretically, and factual. First, Dickinson describes nature mysteriously. The narrator is explaining
about what a person can see outside in the world. In the beginning of the story, the poem explains
about her love and gratitude towards nature. Dickinson continues the poem by picking out certain
things. The Hill the Afternoon, / Squirrel Eclipse the Bumble Bee, / The Bobolink the Sea, / Thunder
the Cricket (650). Therefore, she sees a hill, a bobolink, a squirrel, and a bumblebee. Later, she
explains that, Nature is what we hear (650). Clearly, she hears a bobolink, which is a bird, the sea,
Thunder and lightning, and a cricket making noises. Her ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dickinson goes in detail that she is seeing creature living in the grass, but she does not know what it
is. She begins the story with, A Narrow Fellow in the Grass, / Occasionally rides (651). It looks like
the creature is a snake. Nature has a lot of snakes crawling around outside. She also states that, You
may have met Him did you not, / His notice sudden is (651). It s asking someone if they have met the
snake and to see if the snake saw the narrator or not. For instance, a person can see a snake sometimes
outside. If it blends in the grass, there is no telling what the snake might do the

Shaping Residential Buildings
The issues to resolve and is shaping residential buildings, which is affected by many factors related to
climatic, socio demographic, urban and other objective and subjective.
The main characteristic of all the adverse effects of the living environment on human health is their
complexity and synergy, which is why it difficult to identify the individual living environment of
negative factors that cause such non specific, but the massive violations of health, such as malaise;
reduced work capacity; fatigue. All this led to the emergence of such terms in the scientific literature
as sick buildings and tired of the city.
Errors in architecture and construction are not immediate. The architecture can freeze the bugs for a
long time, and they

Sullivan Prison Religion Summary
In Winnifred Fallers Sullivan s (2009) Prison Religion: Faith Based Reform and the Constitution ,
Sullivan uses the case of AU v. PFM and provides an example to show how state sanctioned faith
based programs in prisons violate the first Amendment. Before someone can make an opinion on this
matter it is important to know exactly what the first Amendment entails. The First Amendment, which
is written in the constitution states that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or
the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of
grievances . She utilizes this case due to the fact ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this chapter she goes over what immigration enforcement used to be like back in 1950s. She
interviews a former Bracero (Legal worker) who crossed the border in 1957, Paraphrasing from their
conversation on page 110 from lines 9 39, he states that the border was guarded by a barbed wire
fence, and watched over by the la Migra (border patrol). He goes on to explain that the barriers were
enforced by immigration rather than the police, and he even goes on and states that the police wouldn t
even bother them. He then mentions that when they were caught by the BP (border patrol) they were
simply gathered to and held in a facility until a threshold was met, where they would then simply be
sent back. He then dives into detail when regarding immigrants partaking in criminal activities rather
than just crossing over. He states that It was migracion who caught us and sent us back, if you
committed an act, the police put you in jail. You just post bail and they d let you go. But if you didn t
do anything, the police wouldn t bother you (110). It seems that the enforcement of immigrants back
in the 50s was much more relaxed when compared to what it seems to be today. With the media
(obviously stretched and dramatized) portraying our borders as some sacred fighting ground guarded
by active snipers and trigger happy gunmen it seems that there was a huge difference in how the
border was enforced. Throughout the interview that Patrisia has with the ex bracero gives off the
impression that the enforcement was rather casual and that they were in no real danger. The
interviewee also gives off the impression that he doesn t have the same hate, intimidation, and fear for
the BP that the modern day seem immigrants

Tsar Nicholas The II Argumentative Analysis
However, in part due to the shrewd negotiating skills of the Russian delegate, Sergei Witte, the
Japanese were unable to secure all of their interests during the Treaty of Portsmouth. While Japan had
several significant, tactically decisive military victories throughout the war and had achieved several
of their limited objectives, they failed to achieve all them. Most important (and injuring) to the
Japanese, was that Russia was not forced to pay indemnity for the war. This was something that the
Tsar Nicholas the II was vehemently against going into the negotiations (Warner, 531) Due to the
current financial status of both countries as a result of the costs of conducting the war, Japan would ve
been hard pressed to be able to continue this war much longer. Both countries had spent most of their
resources to fund this war, and by the time the Russian Fleet was entering the Tsushima Strait, Japan
was reaching the limits of what they afford to support their war effort (Fuller, 406). With that in mind,
they knew that they would need a strong position with which to go into negotiations in order ... Show
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It could be argued that Japan was unable to deliver any truly decisive strategic victory against the
Russians during the war, because in the end they were not able to get everything that they had set out
to, namely indemnity. Their tactical successes never developed into a position of power strong enough
to overcome the shrewd negotiating skills of the Russian delegate, Count Sergei Witte during peace
talks at

Spirit Possession
This week I have been struggling with centering my paper topic. I want to explore the use of
psychedelics in spirit possessions. More specifically, I want to explore the validity of drug induced
shamanistic experiences like in the case of Amazonian Shamans and their use of Ayahuasca. But I
keep running into the problem of shifting my focus into something that doesn t feel, at least to me, like
topics of spirit possession. This is why I have devoted most of my research into attempting to define
the type of spirit possession I am going to be talking about. I ran across an article by Emma Cohen
that tackles this very task, she states that there are two main forms of possession. One is pathogenic
which results from the operation possession concepts result from the operation of cognitive tools that
deal with the representation of contamination (both positive and negative); the presence of the spirit
entity is typically (but not always) manifested in the form of illness. The other is executive, this type
of possession mobilizes cognitive tools that deal with the world of intentional agents; the spirit entity
is typically represented as taking over the host s executive control, or replacing the host s mind (or
intentional agency), thus assuming control of bodily behaviors. For the purposes of the paper, I think
that I am going to be using both models. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These pathogenic possessions are then recognized by an executive possession, usually drug or
ceremonially induced, that recognizes the parasitic spirits and cures or expels them from the patient. I
want to compare this to every day use of these drugs in western

Case Study On Instruction Versus Collaboration
Case Analysis
Instruction versus collaboration
Greg Chappell followed an instruction based coaching style, characterised by an authoritarian,
dogmatic, dictatorial, my way or the highway coaching style, whereas Gary Kirsten followed a
collaborative style, which is more participative and ranges from democratic to laissez faire.
The overall results of a research(titled An Integral Approach to Coaching in Elite Sport ) carried out
by Paddy Upton) showed a statistically significant difference between the coaches style and the
players preferred style, with the players preferring less instruction based coaching and more
collaboration (Figure 1).
Overall coaches style
53% 47%
Instruction vs. Collaboration
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Performance Focus
A personal coaching focus has its primary focus on the individual as a person, with their performance
as the secondary focus, whilst a performance focus is primarily on sporting performance/behaviour
and/or actions, and secondarily on the individual from whom the performance emanates.
When coaching for mental toughness in cricket, the focus must be extended to include a personal
focus, rather than focusing on performance alone. Gary Kirsten, who represented South Africa in 101
test matches, sums this up; When you walk out in a tight situation on the fifth day of a test match,
what is tested is more the person than his skills (Sunday Times, 2004).
Greg Chappell followed a rigid strategy. Chappell s critics felt that he lacked the people skills and
human touch that were so necessary for a coach to succeed. There was also a feeling that Chappell
was much too interested in preserving his own power equation in the team. Also he was insensitive to
the pertaining team culture. His experimental approach ended up in disturbing the order and
performance of the team members.
Good Coaching vs. Bad

The Role Of Persecution In The Crucible By Arthur Miller
Through the course of the play, persecution was a major consequence of people s self gain. Thomas
Putnam was one who was sucked into greed. For his desperate need for land, he told his daughter to
accuse George Jacobs of being a witch, so he would be forced to forfeit his land if he gets convicted,
which Thomas was the only person in town that could afford it. Including, Abigail who accused
Elizabeth Proctor of doing voodoo on a poppet that was supposed to be her. Cheever and Herrick were
searching the Proctor home for poppets. As a result of Abigail s accusation against Elizabeth saying
that Elizabeth had a doll and stabbed her in the stomach from the doll. Herrick, Herrick, it is a needle
(Miller 176). As a result, they found the needle

Practical Networking in the Modern Business Environment
Practical Networking in the Modern Business Environment
Table of Contents
Task 1
Task 2
Task 3
Task 4
Conclusion
Introduction Networking architecture is vital in the organisation of any business firm in today s
globalised world. RFID, Cloud Computing, Intranet Network Architecture and Digital Rights
Management (DRM) are major fields of endeavour that require the resources of companies.
Increasingly, all aspects of an organisation are linked via the Internet and various other technologies in
ways of connectivity that we did not even imagine before.
Task 1
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has been a vital part of the Wal Mart Corporation s growth. At
the beginning of the 1990s, Wal Mart trailed K Mart which at that time could negotiate lower
wholesale prices due to its huge size. Part of Sam Walton s strategy for catching up was to set up a
point of sale system. Such a system is a computerized network that identifies each item that is sold,
locates the price in a computerized database. After this, the system creates an accurate customer sales
receipt and stores item by item sales information for use in analysis of sales and reordering inventory.
The strategic use of this helps Wal Mart avoid overstocking issues by learning what merchandise
items are slow sellers. This has made Wal Mart s inventory and distribution system a world leader. For
example, in 5 year period, Wal Mart invested somewhere above $600 million IT Wal mart: attaining
competitive, 1999) .

Black Bodies And Its Effects On African American s...
This passage within Citizen is showing the reinforcing of deviance and racist ideals. Black bodies are
described throughout beginning My Brothers are notorious . Revealing an unconscious notion that
depicting blackness having a criminal reputation and immoral qualities. For instance, Rankine is
presenting a metaphor showing how easily we have distinguished black bodies from other bodies: On
the tip of a tongue, one note following another is another, another dawn where the pink sky is the
bloodshot of struck of sleepless of sorry of senseless, shush (89). In other words, black bodies within
this text are constructed as a product by society s perception. Race is used to construct the valve and
reaffirm African American s position as a subordinate class. According to Oxford Dictionary Online
defines pink as highest or most desirable state in excellent health or spirit . Connecting this definition
to the passage, suggests pink symbolizes the innocence of the body. The passage is showing black
bodies are tainted by numerous negative stereotypes and false pretenses. Black bodies are deprived of
their essential innocence and subjected to endure a path with more obstacles and separating them away
from their oppressors. This creates a delinquent subculture for African Americans that differs from the
dominant subculture. It stigmatizes African Americans to appear more savage and aggressive. The
African American class is measured in a standard that directly opposes the social

Essay Tess of the D Urbervilles by Hardy
1
SAC Out come 2 Literature
In Tess of the D Urbervilles Hardy does expose the social injustices and double standards which
prevail in the late nineteenth century.
These injustices and double standards are evident throughout the whole novel, and Tess, the main
character, is the one who suffers them.
This becomes evident from the first page when Parson Tringham meets Jack Durbeyfield and refers to
him as Sir John . With his whimsical comment, made from the safety of a secure social position, the
Parson begins the events which start the destruction and downfall of the whole Durbeyfield family.
Logically the fact that Tess s family and their gentlefolk relatives have the same descendents should
mean that both sides of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not only this, it was a sin of which he too was guilty they both had a premarital affair. This leads us to
the hypocrisy in the different standards set for men and women. True, this difference was common to
the whole society, but Hardy does appear to be a pioneer in highlighting the injustice. At the end of
phase the fourth, Angel admits to plunging into eight and fourty hours dissipation with a stranger
(page 225). Tess s forgiveness is immediate. She says: Oh, Angel I am almost glad because now you
can forgive me! (Page 225)
In her simplicity she believes all will be well but that is not the case. Phase the fifth is titled The
Woman Pays. Angel blames her for this very simplicity. He is not willing to live with her and bring
shame upon their future family. Angel can be forgiven with a word, but not Tess. As Hardy points out
The woman pays .
This is not only shown between Tess and Angel or Alex but by most of the men throughout the book,
starting with her father. When Jack Durbeyfield gets drunk at The Pure Drop Tess is expected to do his
work for him. While doing this she kills
Prince, which leads to her misfortunes at Trantridge. Tess not only has to work for her father when he
is drunk, she is expected to cover for his stupidity, as is her mother. An example of this is when Jack
rides past the May dance, everyone assumes he is

Acquiring Personal Freedom Essay
Acquiring Personal Freedom
On a cold January day, a performance broke all barriers. The crowd erupted as the curtains opened to
reveal the silhouette of a rock legend. The music initiated moves that seemed to defy explanation.
Long, sensuous legs captured the audience as they moved with lightning speed while voluptuous red
lips seemed to pour lyrics like a fountain. Some people were in shock about who was performing,
while some mystified by how the artist seemed to control the stage. The singer was creating questions
with every gyration during the unstoppable performance. No one, including me, could believe what
was happening on stage.
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Some of them were nervous about the whole idea of putting on a dress. I definitely felt awkward doing
this, but I put on a front that was one of confidence to help them. The reason I appeared to have it all
together was that I knew if I showed any sign of nervousness or fear, everyone else would see it and
feel the same. After a few practices, we felt ready for the real thing.
Thursday morning began like all the others. The sun rose over the cold valley to reveal the fog rising
off the river. As I arrived at school, I felt relieved, mostly because I was finally able to escape the
constant screaming and giggling that blasted out of the little kids at the front of the bus. When I
entered the office, looks of intrigue showered over me as I placed my costume on the floor. The
morning seemed to last an eternity and the butterflies seemed to be getting thicker. To me, lunch was
tasteless and I was not able to stomach much of it since it was only an hour till I was supposed to
break a leg. When it was time to get ready, I grabbed my outfit and proceeded to the bathroom. My
sinuses became cauterized as I entered the bathroom to change. My mind was too busy processing my
nervous feelings that I did not notice two other people enter the bathroom until they began to leave.
With my entourage of clothing nearly masking my true gender, I stepped to the mirror and began to
apply make up. After completing a Picasso masterpiece on my face, I gathered my

The Differences Between Market Research And Marketing...
THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MARKET RESEARCH AND MARKETING RESEARCH.
Marketing research refers to a well planned and rational study analysis and interpretation of marketing
problems undertaken for actionable decision making. Marketing research considers the more
immediate situation. It is primarily concerned with the provision of information about markets and the
reaction of these to various product, price, distribution and promotion decisions. (Boone, 2006)
Marketing research can be divided into two types; external continuous data and external ad hoc data.
Generally, marketing research helps in many different ways. It gives information on consumer groups,
it gives information on price, promotion, product and distribution, it gives information on the ... Show
Market Research refers to the study of the entire market and consumer behaviour, within that market
while marketing research is a well planned and rational study, analysis and interpretation of marketing
problems undertaken for actionable decision making.
2. Market research is a branch of marketing research, whereas marketing research is a component of
marketing information system.
3. The scope of market research is limited as it studies about the aspects of market and consumer
behaviour only. On the other hand, marketing research involves the study of the whole marketing
process, i.e. the research of advertising, pricing, packaging, policymaking and the market as well.
4. Market research is specific in nature, as the research gives an understanding about the particular
market which is not applicable to other markets. While marketing research is generic in nature, as the
study can be helpful in solving various marketing problems.
5. Market research is conducted to check the viability of the product in the target market. Whereas
marketing research is carried out to make effective decisions regarding marketing activities and to
keep control on the marketing of economic output i.e. goods and services. (Kotler,

Defining Professionalism
Defining Professionalism Professionalism at its core is a state of mind vital to obtaining and
maintaining a fruitful career. As human beings, we have turned survival into a system that calls for
very specific and varied roles. The role one chooses is the basis of one s survival and quality of life.
With that in mind, the importance of professionalism is immeasurable. If professionalism is a mindset,
what things must one keep in mind to uphold a professional demeanor? At its base, the mindset of a
professional is one that values a sense of duty, self improvement, and respect. Being a professional
means dedicating one s self to a singular purpose. Whether that purpose is selling knives, filing
papers, or saving lives, a professional gives

Essay on A Letter From a Birmingham Jail
A Letter From a Birmingham Jail In Martin Luther King, Jr. s Letter from a Birmingham Jail, his
thoughts and ideas are directly stated, well expressed, explained, and illustrated. King s style of
writing gives the reader a clear glimpse into the world with which he struggled and allows his letter to
be powerfully effective. In the introductory paragraph, King introduces his reason for writing the letter
and details who the audience is to be. He explains that he rarely answers criticisms and gives his
reasons for answering this particular one. This grabs the reader s attention in the first three sentences
of the letter and establishes the importance of the document, intriguing the reader to keep reading what
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Among the quoted who all said something in the favor of justice are Socrates, St. Thomas Aquinas,
Martin Buber, and Paul Tillich. To condone his label as an extremist, King listed other extremists:
Jesus as an extremist of love, Amos an extremist of justice, Paul an extremist of the Gospel, Martin
Luther, John Bunyan, and Abraham Lincoln, all highly respected people who gave everything for what
they believed in. King uses this to help his cause be seen in the light of Jesus mission of Christianity
and Abraham Lincoln s quest for the end of slavery. King also presents other examples of those who
struggled with oppression, such as the Jewish in Hitler s Germany, the early Christians, and subjects of
Nebuchhadnezzar. The use of examples of other people helps the reader see that King is not alone in
his thoughts and ideas. Eloquent and logical explanations are one of King s strengths. In the twenty
second paragraph, King again uses logical appeal. He states that, In your statement you asserted that
our actions, even though peaceful, must be condemned because they precipitate violence. But can this
assertion be logically made? Isn t this like condemning the robbed man because his possession of
money precipitated the evil act of robbery? This statement is a direct logical appeal to the readers and
by using the example of a man robbed of his money places the situation on the reader s level rather
than on the level of the

Jean Renoir Rules Of The Game Film Techniques
Film has often been an accurate representation of a time period s culture. Rules of the Game is no
exception with its portrayal of women and their relationships with each other and with men. Jean
Renoir uses Rules of the Game to make statements on the expectations and perceptions of women by
techniques of cinematography. Although often not a favorable representation, Renoir portrays women
differently than society would have expected. Through camera focus, angles, and distance, Jean
Renoir demonstrates the contradictions between the expectations of women and the reality of their
behavior, but with negative undertones. Renoir uses mirrors and camera angles to represent Christine
and Lisette s flaws of character and the deception in their

ATS Coupe Analysis
Meeting the demands for a smaller Cadillac, General Motors introduced the ATS coupe to its adoring
public. This sport coupe was designed for raceways and roadways, and they debuted this lightweight
and nimble vehicle in 2015. It is the sporty version of the 5 passenger ATS sedan, and it is comparable
in price to the 3 Series from BMW. The ATS was built to compete with the German BMW 3 Series in
more than price. Edmunds defines the ATS has having formidable acceleration and handling that is
world class. GM track tests put the ATS top speed at 189 MPH with the response time of zero to 60 in
3.8 seconds. While that be more power than most drivers want, it is the type of power that appeals to
those who love to drive and appreciate the engineering and design that goes into a great performance
car. With that kind of power, you would expect the interior to be comfortable enough to sink in and
enjoy the ride. GM did not disappoint in this area. They have made sure that you have a solid
connection to your car with a steering wheel that is easy to grip and paddle shifters. Recaro
performance seats add comfort and stability to your driving experience. For a slight upgrade, ... Show
With electronic control over the torque, the limited slip delivers instant traction as needed. This
maximizes the torque to your advantage. Traction performance is offered in five tuned modes to meet
the needs of every drive. In order to reduce weight and deliver better handling, GM made the front
suspension and cradle from aluminum. They added a MacPherson strut, and it has a double pivot.
Whether you need competitive traction or driving in the rain, you can set the traction you need. One
stop to a Pueblo Cadillac dealer serving Colorado Springs will give you an idea of just how exciting
the handling is on this

Prejudice In Harry Potter
First published in 1997, the Harry Potter series is the creation of J.K. Rowling. Her novels tell the
struggles of a child in a new world a world of magic and fantasy set in the 1990s that was settled in
the lull between two wars of dark against light. The main character is an orphan named Harry Potter,
who, as an infant, on the night of his parent s murder, managed to escape his own murder by causing a
killing curse to rebound back on the caster: The Dark Lord. The public raised him on a pedestal as the
defeater of the Dark Lord, and when he returns, they expect him to do it again. He s their hero and is
expected to act like a hero typically would. But Harry is ignorant of all this until his eleventh birthday
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Dark social prejudices that were noticeable to a small degree before, blow up in this part of the series.
The magical world is plagued with prejudice among the three races of wizards: purebloods, wizards
that have only magical ancestors; half bloods, wizards with magical and non magical ancestry; and
muggleborns, wizards with non magical ancestry. The purebloods think themselves better than the
other two, but more distinctly over the muggleborn. In the seventh novel, the racial prejudice comes to
a head with the pureblood controlled government starting an inquisition against the muggleborn;
trying to claim that they stole their magic and sentencing them to a Dementor s Kiss if found guilty. A
Dementor s Kiss being the act of having your soul removed by a dark magical creature that proceeds
to eat a soul after kissing its victim. It s a rather horrifying punishment. Not only this, but before the
muggleborn inquisition, in the fifth book, the ministry tried to drag Harry s name through the mud for
even saying the Dark Lord had returned. But now a short, angry wizard stood in front of him, refusing,
point blank, to accept the prospect of disruption in his comfortable and ordered world to believe that
Voldemort could have risen, (Shmoop Good vs. Evil ), the Ministry were too scared of political
downfall and too scared to face a Dark Lord, so they tried the age old tactic of ignoring the problem in
hope of the problem going away which never works. The ministry only succeeded in turning the
public against a fifteen year old boy, and by denying the Dark Lord s return, endangered the entire
magical community. For some more proof of corruption, the ministry allowed a power hungry
member of their staff to take up a teaching position at

Otto Von Bismarck s Triple Alliance During World War I
The countries of Europe formed various alliances with each other in the years leading up to World War
I, eventually splitting the continent in two. Otto von Bismarck was instrumental in forming many of
these alliances in an attempt to keep the European Concert together. He was eventually dismissed by
Kaiser Wilhelm II, but would still accurately predict the beginning of the first international war.
Initially, the Triple Alliance was a defensive pact between Germany, Austria Hungary, and Italy. It
guaranteed mutual support in event of an attack by another power. The Triple Entente, between
Britain, Russia, France, was a treaty in direct response to the Triple Alliance. It was a series of mutual
defense pacts that was to stay in place for the duration of the Triple Alliance. If a member of the Triple
Alliance attacked a member of the Triple Entente, the members of the Triple Entente could attack the
aggressor and the allies of the aggressor once they attacked. Going back a bit, Otto von Bismarck s
greatest diplomatic achievement, the Reinsurance Treaty, was a treaty between Germany Russia
guaranteeing they would remain neutral in a war unless Germany attacked France or Russia attacked
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The Triple Alliance was initially a strength, offering protection to a weak Austro Hungarian Empire
and Italy. However, the fear it generated in countries such as Russia, Britain, France (future Triple
Entente) would lead to turmoil in Europe. The Reinsurance Treaty was also strong, preventing conflict
between the opposing sides that would go to fight the war to end all wars. When Kaiser Wilhelm II let
the Reinsurance Treaty expire, Germany now had two enemies, one to the east and one to the west.
The Triple Entente of 1907 was intended to increase security between Britain, Russia, and France. The
treaty failed to do this in the end, only heightening the arms race which would ultimately lead to
World War

London Research Paper
Have you ever wondered how London and all the beautiful buildings in London came to be?
Beginning with the main history of London, continuing with famous buildings and ending with
famous people from London, this paper will explain some of London s very interesting history.
The name of London came from the Celtic word Londinios, which means the place of the bold one
(Lambert). During the course of the fourth century, Roman empire began to collapse and Christianity
was introduced to the city, but some inhabitants were starting to leave from the city because they did
not wanted to be part of this religion ( Cody). Although this was the beginning of how London started,
there is more to be told about this city s history during the middle ages. When William the Conqueror
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The Tower of London is one of the world s most famous fortresses ( The london pass ). The Tower of
London served as a royal palace for the royal family until the 17th century. Also, during the Middle
ages, the Tower of London became a prison and a place of execution (Britannica). Another famous
building is the Westminster Abbey. The Westminster Abbey is a Gothic church with a heritage site that
is popular with many visitors ( London Pass ). Edward the confessor established it as the home of the
royal government and it has been the site of every coronation and royal burial for close to 500 years,
and draws thousands of visitors every year ( Rich). The Eye of London is also another famous
building. This building opened to the public in 2010 ( Lambert). Sponsors described such a feat as one
of the most challenging and exciting construction projects ever seen in the UK . It is also hoped for the
Eye of London to become the symbol of London at the turn of the millennium ( Quinn). Not only is
London home of historically famous buildings, but, also, was the home to famous

Video Games and Violent Video Games Effect
A video game is an electronic game in which players control images on a television or computer
screen (Merriam Webster). Video games have been entertaining and challenging gamers since the
Game Boy to modern console games. Despite the simplicity of the definition of video games, a video
game, especially ones containing violence can have a large effect on the gamer. Because of the realism
and advancements in the video game industry, video games can influence the player, and can make the
gamer more aggressive, even if the game is not a violent video game. Even though video games have
grown in popularity over the past decade, some have not been too popular with parents, for the reason
that they are too violent. Violent video games affect ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Video Games cause social isolation, for example a 15 year old boy in Sweden pass out after playing
World of Warcraft for 24 hours straight, he passed out because he started experiencing social
withdrawal, the kid was lacking contact with other humans, and his body s response to the problem
was to pass out. On an extreme level, Ruya Cunningham, a college student spent twenty hours a week
playing video games, she eventually dropped out of school, stopped exercising, and even stopped
bathing (Marcovitz 70). Later on, Ruya Cunningham developed depression, but she kept playing video
games because she was addicted to the game. When people are addicted to a game, there is a spiraling
vortex sucking the gamer away from society and from sanity. As a consequence of playing violent
video games, many teen gamers struggle with real world relationships, this is because they form close
virtual relationships with people they meet online. A man in Wisconsin has formed a tremendously
close relationship with a group of guys he plays online with, he discusses politics with them and they
send each other Christmas gifts even though they do not know each other (Marcovitz 70 72). Video
games can also affect the players mental and their physiological state.
Video games, especially violent video games have a strong influence because of their many aspects.
First of all, most violent video games are played

Reconciliation
Engelsk B Studentereksamen
A Ret fejlene
1. After the party on Saturday, he sleeped in on Sunday * Fejlen i denne sætning er sleeped da Sleep er
et uregelmæssigt udsagnsord, som i datid hedder slept.
2. Television has learned me a lot about American culture * Fejlen I denne sætning er has da det
hedder have , da sætning står i nutid.
3. Wayne and Colleen are thrilled with the wonderfully addition to their family life * Fejlen I denne
sætning er wonderfully da det hedder wonderful
4. Everybody like the sound of palm trees rustling in the wind, and children in particular feel
comforted by it * I denne sætning er fejlen like da det hedder likes pga. det er i fleretal.
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At first she forgets to bring the right shoes to work, and then she decides to explain it with
mountaineering. That is probably one of the worst excuses for forgetting anything. This tells us, that
the narrator s sense of order is not the best. She also tells us, that she has dry washed her hair,
probably without success. That also shows us about the greatest sense of order. Maybe is she looking
for order? It could be that she almost all the time, searches amongst others for the one thing she can t
do herself.
It seems that she is in a drastic development. She is married, but yet she wants to be divorced, and
when she goes home after work it s without her husband. The relationship between her and her
husband wasn t always that way. They used to talk about deep things with each other, but then
something happened. It seems that her husband has been unfaithful to her, and therefore they are
waiting for the divorce and live apart from each other. Maybe it isn t the case at all, that her husband
was unfaithful to her, because she is the narrator, and that we only get her point of view. It could also
be that she was starting to go crazy and they had to split up. We don t know. But it seems like her mind
is falling apart, and she needs to find a meaning in life. This probably once was her husband. She
doesn t seem to be able to live without him.
The beginning of the narrator s mind could be the explanation of the use of

My Personal Philosophy On Teaching And Implementing A Pbss...
I have been fortunate enough to further my understanding of an administrator s role in developing and
implementing a PBSS over the last five weeks. In gaining a broader depth of knowledge from a
leadership perspective, I am learning the responsibilities and grit it takes to succeed in a larger role.
During this research driven study, I have discovered the many facets that create a positive learning
environments for learning. An area that I have focused most of my energy on is, creating a desirable
school culture that promotes prosocial behavior among students. This shift in culture is guided by
clear and concise policies that take a preventative approach to behavior, while minimizing the need for
strategic intervention. This evidence based approach will improve aptitudes and attitudes essential to
higher achievement focusing on the whole child, creating safe and socially and emotionally supportive
climates, and engaging parents and the community (Alessandro, D. A.H., Brown, M. P., Corrigan, W.
M., 2013). Intentions in this paper are to outline what my own personal philosophy on learning is, and
to declare three clear professional goals which will state my intent as a graduate professional. Personal
Philosophy of Learning My personal belief is that every single child has the potential to be great and a
solid contributor to the community. My philosophy on learning is that it s constant and always
changing in order to adapt to students various needs. To do this, I will

The Relationship Between Executive Compensation And Firm...
INTRODUCTION
The relationship between executive compensation and firm performance is a topic of major concern
amongst academics, professionals, and regulators. In an effort to identify a relationship between
executive pay and firm performance, scholars have conducted research since 1925 and have
established that compensation packages are the primary means of incentivizing managers to achieve
certain financial targets or goals. These goals include certain performance measures that can be broken
down into three main categories: accounting based, measures, market based measures, and non
financial based measures. Additionally, compensation packages have become an increasingly
researched topic due to the surge in levels of compensation in ... Show more content on
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Additional features include benefit plans, tailored life insurance and retirement plans. Additionally, a
unique characteristic of an executive s compensation package is the executive s ability to negotiate
features of their compensation packages. This paper will primarily focus on the long term incentives
offered by firms today.
To effectively understand compensation packages, it is critical to understand agency theory. Agency
theory represents the differences in goals between management (agent) and the firm s shareholders
(principal). According to Murphy (1998), compensation plans are a solution to the goal incongruence
between management and its shareholders and will be explained later in this paper.
The purpose of this paper is to understand the relationship between certain firm characteristics and the
use of financial or non financial performance measures in determining executive compensation. Prior
research will be discussed to establish the role, nature, and impact of compensation packages.
Furthermore, this paper will explore the relationship between a firm s profitability, growth, and size
when determining the use of financial versus non financial measures when setting executive
compensation, if any relationship exists.
II. LITERATURE REVIEW
Although there is a substantial amount of research available regarding executive compensation, the
nature of this research is inconclusive. This can be

How Does Arthur Miller Use Power In The Crucible
The Crucible by Arthur Miller is a fictional version of the Salem Witch Trials that occurred from 1692
1693 in Massachusetts. Miller was a well known playwright in American theatre. In this play, power
can be used or abused, as the characters live their lives in this time period. After the first accusation
the town goes into a hysteric mood, for example when anything out of the social norm was performed
the girls accused witchery. At the start the girls just did it to save themselves. Abigail really never even
saw witchcraft, but the other girls just followed her lead. I saw Goody Hawkins with the Devil Abigail
(Miller 162). I saw Goody Bibbins with the Devil Betty (Miller 162). These texts show the
randomness of the accusations.

Example Of Colonialism In Viajero
I. Introduction Viajero, a novel written by F. Sionil Jose, is a story of talks about a dreamer s journey
towards knowing and understanding himself. Viajero also tackled the history of the Philippines and
the behavior of Filipinos before the arrival of the Spaniards. The lead character of Viajero was an
orphan named Salvador Badong dela Raza (a Spanish phrase meaning Saviour of the Race ). He
became an orphan when his parent had died from the war. He was found by a native called Apo Tale
and was brought to his house, where his deaf mute daughter, Mayang, was waiting. There, Badong
was being cared of by Mayang. Unfortunately, six men with guns barged in to their household. He was
so afraid of the incident that he immediately ran off to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Said discusses three main ideas in the decolonizing cultural resistance: (1) the concept of national
language; (2) resistance as an alternative way of conceiving human history; and (3) a noticeable pull
away from separatist nationalism toward a more integrative view of human community and human
liberation (pp. 215 216). Roxas Tope (1998) wrote that the proponents of nationalism in the
Philippines during the 1960s thought that it was necessary to require the writing of Philippine history
by a Filipino and from the point of view of the Filipino, but when these works were published they
became textbooks, the repository of historical truths and canonical interpretations of the past (p. 24);
an act that can be considered as walking the fine line of the concept of Grand Narrative that both
postcolonial and postmodern schools of thought question. In the same line, Zialcita (2005) questioned
the overly nationalistic approach to the (re)writing of history because it highlights only the Spanish
state as the enemy of democrats and nationalists by the late nineteenth century and leaves out the
Spanish state that brought in symbols, values, and an organization whose unforeseen consequence was
an expanded sense of community where notions of democracy and nationalism germinated (p. 65).
Zialcita also observed this need to frame the definition of Filipino

Hieroglyphics In Ancient Egypt
In ancient Egypt over 2,000 years ago they could not talk in a normal language, they could not
communicate, all because there was no alphabet to be found. They had to use hieroglyphics.
Hieroglyphics were symbols used for their writing. Therefore, the Egyptians created symbols for
characters. They had 26 letters that they used. The ancient Egyptians had over 700 total characters!
They did not use normal letters like we use now. They used drawings for each character and letter. The
Phoenicians created the first alphabet, but the Egyptians converted some of that knowledge into
drawings for each and every single characters ever designed in ancient Egypt. The Egyptians
characters were written on papyrus carved into a stone that an Egyptian were to find somewhere. Each
character was different. Yet, some characters were very ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even Though, there are over 700 characters each character has a special meaning. All of the characters
have some similarity to the hieroglyphic. For example, L is a lion. But do not be confused, just
because the letter starts with the first letter of the hieroglyphic does not mean it will always be like
that.
Some letters like T, Q, and I are very simple to form and draw into the papyrus, although letters like A,
L, and U are fairly hard to form. The characters are normally more complicated to draw. Although, if
the pictures is done correctly, it will show more similarity than a letter will show to the picture. For
example mother is a woman sitting down. It would be harder to draw, but the turnout picture looks
more like the characters word.
Many Egyptians were not knowing of how to do hieroglyphics. Some could not because there were
not many teachers. Also, some other reasons were, it was very complicated to learn. Once again, they
had over 700 characters total characters to

The Fifth Wave Research Paper
The Fifth Wave tells a tale about the slow inhalation of the Earth. A group of supernatural, intelligent
beings, the Others , plans to invade Earth in five attacks. These attacks basically take away all the
basic necessities humans need to survive, such as electricity, food, and water. The Fifth Wave first
originated as a novel trilogy written by Rick Yancey. Along with other popular young adult science
fiction novels such as The Hunger Games trilogy and the Divergent trilogy, the novel is later made
into a film. The film had one director, J Blakeson, three screenplay writers, Susannah Grant, Akiva
Goldsman and Jeff Pinkner, and four producers, Tobey Maguire, Graham King, Tim Headington and
Matthew Plouffe. The leading character within The Fifth Wave is a normal high school student, Cassie
Sullivan. Cassie is portrayed by actress Chloe Grace Mortez. Cassie is first introduced at a high school
party which demonstrated the normalcy in her life along with other aspects. This includes her mother
and father, her younger brother Sammy (portrayed by Zackary Arthur), best friend Liz and high school
crush, Ben Parish (portrayed by Nick Robinson). However, everything changed when the Others
arrived and started taking over Earth. Which in the process, lead to the abduction of her younger
brother Sammy; thus, started her journey to retrieve ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One criterion is that a science fiction movie always needs to have some sort of action in it. Criterion
two is the drastic change of Earth and civilization. The third criterion is that a science fiction movie
should have, and probably any other movie genre, is some form of romance. The Fifth Wave is
successful in all three criteria. There is tons of action, especially at the end. Due to the Others attacks,
the Earth is brought back to the Stone Age as a result ( The Fifth Wave (2016) ). And last but not least,
there is Cassie and her

The Pros And Cons Of British Education Policies
Trowler (2003) describes education policy as a design to follow the principles and procedures relating
to education issues, the specifications of which is to bring about the desired goals. However, Ball
(1990) defines educational policy as not only a direct response, but also a respond to the formation of
complex and diverse elements. Many policies begin at the macro level, with large organisations such
as The World Bank, UNESCO and the United Nations. The policy then streams down to a national
level, which then filters further down into regional and local levels. Bell and Stevensons (xxxx) point
out that most educational policies start with the central government, which then transfers onto local
councils and schools. This then has a considerable ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout history, there have been many attempts to reform the education system in this country. All
of these reforms have different policies, which a different government brings in every time and it is
elected into power. They bring their own political agendas to alter the education system. Despite all
the previous policies, there are some that have their advantages and disadvantages but the major shift
happened in between 1980 1990 (Ball, 1990). Britain s education system became increasingly
politicised during this time. Ball (1990:3) describes this period as Thatcherism . Margaret Thatcher s
Conservative government brought a lot of changes in the education system, including parents choice
in selecting schools for their children, the national curriculum, national assessment and school self
sufficiency. The main reason for introducing the national curriculum was due to the failing teachers
and this lead to a failing country (Trowler, 1993:100). Whitty (2016:27) describes Margaret Thatcher s
Conservative government restructure as a marketising approach to the reform of the school system .
Similaly, Machin (CEE DP 57) refers to this as being market mechanisms . These reforms were
designed to improve pupil s achievement and the achievement rate did improve. However, this raised
concerns about increased inequality in our school systems. Different policies have different
implications, as mentioned above. The Conservative government s policy between the years 1980 to
1990 had achieved its target, but its implications left a huge gap of inequality in our school system.
Trowler (1993: 152) discusses the current century education policies which have to solve five major
issues. These are: improving education provision, social deprivation, improve the teaching profession,
improve educational management and to create a learning

What Is Mummification In Ancient Egypt
The funeral practices of the ancient Egyptians were elaborate to say the least. The Egyptians believed
that after they died they would go to the afterlife. Which was referred to as The Field of Reeds. Which
was a perfect reflection of the life lived on earth. They also believed they would bring their belonging
with them. The Egyptians developed mummification. Mummification was a way for them to preserve
there bodies. During the special 10 week embalming procedure they would remove all the internal
organs except for the heart. They then would stuff the body with preservatives. The stomach, lungs,
intestines and liver were all embalmed separately with the brain being discarded. The embalmers
would then wrap the body in fine linens.

Dr. Malcolm Sayer s The Film Awakenings
Awakened to the Psychological Concepts Portrayed in Film
Jake E. Bukuts
Fort Mill High School
Awakened to the Psychological Concepts Portrayed in Film The film Awakenings is an emotional film
that tells the story of a doctor, named Dr. Malcolm Sayer played by Robin Williams, who starts work
at a chronic hospital in the Bronx during the late 1960 s. As he examines patients at the hospital
though he comes to observe a good many of them are experiencing the same symptoms of a being in a
catatonic and unresponsive state yet still having the ability to react to certain stimuli. One patient in
particular, named Leonard Lowe played by Robert De Niro, catches Sayer s attention and he decides
to administer a new drug known as L Dopa in hopes of saving him from his coma like state. The drugs
works and soon all of the once statuesque patients are reanimated, but only for a short time, and sadly
soon Leonard and the rest of his fellow patients regress to their original catatonic state. However,
although this films proves to be deeply emotional with an extremely touching story many concepts
that relate to psychology are also present within it as well. Some concepts present within the film
Awakenings are that of the principle of ethics, the frustration aggression theory, conformity, and also
the idea of empathy altruism.
Psychological Concepts
The Principle of Ethics The first and probably the most prominent psychological concept that is
portrayed in the film is

Personal Statement In System Biology
Since the encounter to Network Motifs by Uri Alon s book Design Principles of Biological Networks
during my Integrated Masters at University of Hyderabad; systems biology has immensely captivated
me. Further in time; academic courses, workshops and projects guided me to unearth this as the area
that I want to pursue as my research. Although new, this field gives a holistic perspective to the
historically reductionist outlook of the biological systems.
While living organisms are interesting and exciting to think about, yet they have baffled scientists
since the beginning. Now interdisciplinary groups are working together address questions in these
systems. I want to work on complexity of biological systems using dynamical systems theory and
network analysis. These approaches in systems biology give an insights into intricate events such as
cell functions and diseases.
Though we have come a long ahead in 21st century, we still have before us an ordeal of the most
grievous kind: disease. Diseases affect not only the person physically, but also whole family
emotionally and economically. Brief suffering from reactive arthritis stimulated me to join the search
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R. Ramaswamy, Nonlinear Dynamics Lab, Jawaharlal Nehru University. The current internship under
him has given me opportunities to look at some interesting mathematical models in diverse fields. For
instance, first project gives an insight into a portion of the current research being carried out in
dynamics of Complex Networks, in collaboration with Prof. B. Biswal, Delhi University. The project
involves construction of mathematical model of dynamics of social networks incorporating Hebbian
learning. With this, we are also working on multilayered network in ecological system with Dr S.
Prasad, JNU. Project aims at finding optimum time of Amla crop harvesting using agent based model
simulations of Amla Deer Human network on the top of field

Summary Of The Bhagavad Gita
The Bhagavad Gita, which means the song of the lord, is a part of the Mahabharata. It is a story about
the discourse between Arjuna, a prince, and Lord Krishna, who is an incarnation of the highest of all
divinity, creator of the entire universe. In the book, Arjuna is confused about his duty, dharma, to the
law of an elite warrior and kinship. It is Krishna who helps guide and encourage Arjuna to follow his
true path, svadharma. The book discusses three broad ways to live: devotion to god (bhakti), karma,
and jnana yoga which is practice and discipline. The Bhagavad Gita adapts and reformulates many
ideas of soul, karma, and ritual from Vedic sacrifice, the Upanishads, and Buddhism. These three
concepts are the major themes and are all interrelated with one another.
The Bhagavad Gita adopts and adapts the concept of karma from Buddhism, the Upanishads and
Vedic sacrifice. The concept of karma means action. In Vedic sacrifice and the Upanishads, karma is
associated with a ritual action. It was believed that by having rituals being performed by saints on
their behalf, one could improve the quality of their rebirth in the next life. The sacrificer would ask the
gods for strength, wealth, children, and immortality. In the Upanishads, karma is also associated to the
ideas of atman, self soul, and brahman, soul. The purpose of jnana yoga is to achieve the Upanishads
core teachings of the equivalence of the atman and the brahman. The Buddha changed the concept of
karma

Samoan Research Paper
Samoan people have been migrating to the United States and other parts of the world seeking jobs,
furthering their education and most especially finding a better future for their families. Even though
they do not want to leave the island, it s the love for the family wanting them to have a better life, it is
the strive for a good education so that they may one day return home and serve its people in whatever
field they majored in after graduating from college. Some would choose to stay and work overseas
after graduating. Furthermore, when you are all but ready to retire and looking for a place to live and
enjoy your retirement. This is where American Samoa enters the picture.
Surrounded by lush green mountains, pristine blue sea, with an inlet ... Show more content on
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Another beautiful place or beach is the Two Dollar Beach which is right down the road from Tisa s
Barefoot Bar, Two Dollar Beach has small round houses or Samoan Fale, where you can lay down and
enjoy the fresh sea breezes. On the other side of the mountain in the east past Tisa s Barefoot Bar and
Two Dollar Beach is the beautiful village of Sailele, its sandy beach and rows of coconut trees, its
scenic beauty provides a delightful sight for the villagers, but most especially the tourist.
Consider the beautiful island of American Samoa, as a place for you to spend your retirement with
friends and loved ones. Because it is a very safe place, to spend your hard earned days on, it s people
are very friendly and always ready to lend a helping hand. This is a short overview of some of the
beautiful places in American Samoa where you may go to for fun and recreation once you are all
settled

The Innocent By Fredric Wertham
Introduction Comic books originated in the 1930s and superhero comics rose to popularity quickly
becoming the most prominent comic books within the first decade. The most popular original
superhero comics included Superman, Batman, Captain America, Captain Marvel, and Wonder
Woman. Superman was originally published in 1938 and is considered to be the first of its kind, the
super powered protagonist, beginning the heroic genre. These comics grew to such popularity so
quickly that almost immediately they became adapted into shows and films. Superman paved the way
for numerous comic books to be adapted into movies and television shows. After World War II, the
popularity of the comics declined. The two reasons for the decline in ... Show more content on
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The Hearings that focused on comic books specifically were in order to prove that people like
Wertham were correct and could also testify their argument that comic books cause harm. The
hearings took place in New York where they would discuss horror comics and other comics in bad
taste that could only further its impact on youths becoming delinquents (Coville).
Both situations caused comic book distributors to take the stories off of the racks consequently leading
to a serious decline in sales and popularity. Superheroes have been created within a completely
different dimension of our own, thus creating its own form of language and allowing the fans to exist
within two dimensions at the same time.
The lack of popularity led the books to be uncommon which led to quite a stereotype: only nerds read
superhero comics. This stereotype impacted the language used within and about this community.
Originally, it was considered normal for people to converse about superheroes but, after the popularity
died down, it became nerdy for people to talk about and eventually they developed their own
conversation and own use of vocabulary that became unknown to people outside of the community.
Comic Con and Reddit are both forums that allow participants to enact different identities by using
different languages, behaviors, and ways of dressing and appearing. Many outside of these forums will
not understand the meanings behind their language or why they would dress

Flat Tire Process
The ability to change a flat tire is a skill everyone needs to have. You end up getting a flat tire while
driving in the middle of nowhere on a very hot summer day. You just could not straddle that sad little
armadillo on the road. Before you know it, a loud pop comes from your car and the car starts to
wobble. A bone must have gotten stuck in one of your tires. What happens now? You do not have
service to call someone to fix your tire and you surely do not know how to change one yourself.
Someone with a flat tire should know how to assess the situation, take the tire off, and put the new tire
on. To assess the situation you must first figure out how to put yourself in a safe place to fix the flat
tire that has occured on your trip. The best

Battle Of Normandy Battle Analysis Essay
Battle Analysis of the Invasion of Normandy Allied forces on their roles rehearsed the Invasion of
Normandy for D Day months before the invasion ever kicked off. On April 28 1944, there were 638
U.S. soldiers and sailors killed by German torpedo boats surprised one of these landing exercises. This
initial attack triggered Gen. Eisenhower to retaliate. General Eisenhower was the supreme commander
of the Allied Expeditionary Force. He was in charge of making every operation decision that led the
fight to Normandy. The Allied Forces of millions of soldiers trained in Britain waiting for General
Eisenhower to set a date for the battle. There were nearly 2.5 million soldiers that staged in England
ready to cross the channel into German occupied France. The campaign was code named Operation
Overlord. Retrieved from (https://www.dday.org/history/d day the invasion/overview.html) Normandy
was chosen as the area of landing because of the range of fighter aircraft based in England and it had
open beaches that were not as well defended. The invasion of Normandy was supposed to kick off on
June 5, 1944, but due to bad ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
High winds and rough seas could capsize boats and hinder the amphibious assault, wet weather would
slow down the army, and cloud cover would be detrimental for air support. With this weather report
given Allied Supreme Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower chose the 5th of June to be D Day. The
allied forecasters had taken data they had retrieved on May 29th and predicted that less than ideal
weather would arrive on June 5th and urged it be pushed one more day to the right. However, the
American meteorologists, relying on a different forecasting method, believed the storm would be
pushed out due to a high pressure system and it would be clear and

How Junk Food Can End Obesity By David Freedman
In his article How Junk Food Can End Obesity, first published in 2013, David Freedman interprets
how junk food can end obesity. Some people talk about junk food as one of the worst possible
substances to put inside the human body. The number of calories, carbohydrates, and sodium in junk
food products is massive, but health food can be just as bad. In David H. Freedman s article, How
Junk Food Can End Obesity, he explains the many pros and cons to both junk food and health food.
Throughout the article, there are many uses of repetition, contrast, anomalies, and literary devices that
all work together to correlate Freedman s point. Even though Freedman states that junk food could not
end obesity, it is evident that Freedman believes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Freedman shares the experience he had in a health food eatery where he got an apple blueberry kale
carrot smoothie juice combination... at 300 calories (Freedman, 2013, p. 1). He later mentions a
delicious blueberry pomegranate smoothie that rang in at a relatively modest 220 calories that he got
from a fast food eatery (Freedman, 2013, p. 2). The point Freedman was attempting to illustrate was
that just because an item is from a health food eatery does not necessarily mean that it is healthier than
basically the same product at a fast food eatery. Peter A. Georgescu points out that science has
developed healthful ways to create food that is just as appetizing and satisfying as junk food
(Georgescu, 2013, p. 2). Therefore, this becomes a compromise where food is: cheaper, healthy, and
scrumptious all in one. In his article, Freedman seemingly relies upon a repetitive use of calories
throughout this article to illustrate his point.
Another major point Freedman uses to support his opinion, is that even stores that sell precisely
wholesome foods are not always healthy. One snack he selected had six times as much fat as it does
protein, along with loads of carbohydrates (Freedman, 2013, p. 6). Freedman uses comments just like
the one stated previously throughout the article, as well as conflicting statements. The author, further
writes about the difference between a supermarket and a whole foods market. He asserts that he can
choose from more than

The World s Second Largest World Economy
Question Two:
China has risen from the Third World status in 1979 to become the second largest world economy
behind only the United States. The Japanese economy was the world s second largest for decades until
it was surpassed by China in 2010, and it remains comfortably the world s third largest. South Korea s
economy, 15th largest in the world, is three quarter as large as Spain and 44 percent bigger than turkey
s. All three nations are important world trading nations (Moran, Abramson, Moran, 2014). Both
Japanese and Korea cultures have been significantly influenced by the diffusion of Chinese culture. A
critical factor distinguishing Asian cultures from that of other peoples is their ancient philosophies and
religions. Confucian ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Today, in order to align with the change of the global world, it will be change to reasonable with
electronic communication. If I were responsible for a multicultural workforce with persons from Japan
are language and communication, time, values and standards, decision making and so on. First,
language and communication is complex, subtle, and predictable. Second, it is very important to be on
time, in Japan, most everything will run on time. Third, values and standards the dominant Japanese
ethos includes familial relationships, loyalty, conformity, and the collective good. Then decision
making is important too, the Japanese value decision by consensus, before action is taken, much time
is spent on defining the question. If I were responsible for human resource management in an
American/Chinese joint venture in China training, some of difficulties I might face are China is a
culture that values harmony in interpersonal interactions, perceive conflict is easily interpreted as loss
of face or disrespectful. Chinese are not comfortable making recommendations or suggestions
publicly, understanding nonverbal signal is the key to work with Chinese people (Moran, Abramson,
Moran, 2014).
Question

The Commercialization Of Sport At The United States...
The Commercialization of Sport According to Brad Austin (2015), the US university programs on
athletics has created tangible links between the authorities of the institution and the alumni group in
two ways. One is legitimizing and codifying the alumni interest in men s and women s sports. To do
this, they even have provided alumni representatives in the athletic governing body. The second one, is
the coordination of various alumni events with the yearly homecoming events in the universities of the
US. It has been found that the American leaders used to utilize these homecoming events to rejuvenate
the spirit and affinity among the people of the country during the decades of the early twentieth
century. Thus, the universities were used to get affected by this political interest. This political interest
enhanced the initial steps towards commercialization of homecoming. Janet Harvey (2000) has
pointed out that in the last two decades the American homecoming events have witnessed a cultural
transformation towards commercialization. These transformations have long term impact on its
audience. The entertainment packages are now much more an issue of concerns in the mainstream
media than the actual sports event. The popularity has been brought to a great extent by this hip hop
culture through commercialization. Contemporary cultural analysts are mostly concerned about
analysing the impact of globalisation on the localised events like homecoming game tailgate. The
celebration

Industrial Revolution And The Industrial Age
The Industrial Revolution affected all aspects of American life, and it provoked more changes than
just those in the factories. How one experienced the Industrial Revolution depended on where one
lived. By 1900, more than a third of America s people lived in cities, and city populations were
growing twice as fast as the population as a whole. Between 1870 and 1920, the number of Americans
living in cities increased fivefold, from 10 million to 54 million. Most of the massive industries of the
Industrial Age emerged in the North. Because the work was there, these cities ballooned into
metropolises. And as the cities of the North grew, economic disparities between the wealthy and the
poor became more pronounced; the corporations of the Industrial Age generated enormous fortunes
for a handful of people, leaving most industrial laborers living in poverty. Most of the people living in
these growing cities were workers working in the new factories of the Industrial Age. The
manufacturers sometimes provided company housing close to the factories so that the entire work
force could walk to work. The independent builders sought quick profits and got away with throwing
up inferior houses because they had no building codes. Those developers also carved up previously
built single family homes into multiple unit dwellings called tenements, which often had thin walls
and frequently lacked windows as well. These kinds of close quarters led to communal childcare
networks, and they also

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