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How To Quote Websites In Essays
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2. Delaware Incorporation Case Study
According to Bizfilings, the Delaware fee for incorporation is $89. It is not among the five highest
all the 52 states.
The 5 states with the highest fee for incorporation are respectively: Texas ($300), Connecticut
($290), Massachusetts ($275), Alaska ($250), Rhode Island ($238).
Delaware required that the name must contain the word of abbreviation of Corporation,
incorporation or company. It also requires a minimum of one director that are not required to reside
in Delaware and the completion of a Certificate of Formation. It is not required to include the
names and addresses of the directors on the certificate. However, authorized shared shares, par value
and the information of the registered agent must be listed. Additionally, the state
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3. Natural Resource Of Natural Resources
While natural resources have played an important role in creating wealth and powering
development, recent research shows an inverse correlation between the abundance of natural
resources and growth and development. This has been true of many of the economies in Latin
America, Africa and the Arab world, regions characterized by high levels of natural resources
endowments, be they minerals, oil or timber. The inverse correlation between endowment and
wealth creation dubbed as the natural resourcecurse hypothesis has been the subject of intense study
and has yielded valuable insights into political economy issues.
Natural resource abundance has been associated with predatory political regimes which win and
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This understanding is noticeably sparse. To be fair, developing a good understanding of
stakeholder motivations is extremely challenging because of the complex nature of the sector,
which itself arises from special sector characteristics. What are these? These range from the
biophysical, to the social, to economic, to the state. On the biophysical side, forest resources
contribute multiple benefits and services; yet the resource (even though it is technically
renewable) renews only quite slowly and many services can be irreversibly lost if the resource
stock falls below a critical minimum. On the social front, this is a sector which is characterized
by unclear ownership and access rights and conflicts between traditional and modern legal rights.
The resource generates multiple benefits for multiple users and often these are in conflict. Unlike
other resources, forests provide a wide range of public benefits ( watershed protection, carbon
sequestration, biodiversity protection, and ecosystem resilience) only when they are preserved;
and they provide private benefits (timber rents) principally when they are harvested. So there is a
well recognized need for high levels of intervention to ensure optimal and sustainable levels of
harvesting as well as adequate protection of the public benefits. In addition, both,
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4. Research Paper On Nat King Cole
Nat King Cole s Royal Success
Nat King Cole was a superb jazz and pop artists from the 1940 s all the way to the early 1960 s.
He was unique because his music was able to reach out to not only the black Rhythm and Blues
loving community but also the white Frank Sinatra loving community, who appreciated Coles
silky smooth voice, and jazz lovers who appreciated his superlative piano skills. Cole s infamous
song Straighten Up and Fly Right was the hit that shot his career into international success. Its
simple lyrics and easy tune mixed with Cole s remarkable piano skills made it an enjoyable diddy
for all audiences. The song was essential in aiding Cole s career as an African Americanin white
America and in making him the household name that
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5. Retrospective Analysis Anthropology
Anthropological analyses always starts with a question, and, in regards to Mythology, majority of
the questions are asked in retrospect. This retrospective analysis is a very scientific and alienating
way of approaching myth a cultural component who s roots are planted in a deeply social and
emotional practices. Years of inquiry and speculation have resulted in anthropologists coming up
with numerous methodologies and practices to explain exactly how one needs to approach the
study of myth thats best reveals its function. Most of the methods are broken down and explained
in a series of steps, much like a lab experiment as if the only way for anthropologists to write about
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Right away this assertion distances Malinowski and the culture he belongs to from myth. His
method of studying myth is more complex than Rooth s. Rooth s paper presents and breaks down
all variations of the creation myth in North America. After laying out the eight different types of
the creation myth, Rooth concludes, myth has geographical boundaries . Malinowski tries to
justify his claim that myth can help us understand the behaviors and customs of the people who
tell them. Right at the beginning of his essay he makes a comparison that puts forth the idea that
when a society becomes civilized and more developed, religion usurps mythology: this myth is to
the savage what, to a fully believing Christian, is the Biblical story of Creation... (Malinowski).
Malinowski refers to primitive cultures as savage because they think about myth in religious terms.
He tries to separate from mythology by calling myth a pragmatic charter and by dwelling mentally
for sometime among people of much simpler culture than our own, we maybe able to see ourselves
from a distance (Malinowski). Calling myth charter he imposes the socioeconomic concerns of
Europe at the time on primitive myth and implies that it can only exist to validate custom and
institution myth for Malinowski will always state a
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6. Narrative Essay On Megan s Law
On a stormy day in midsummer, with clouds swirling overhead and rain drops pounding down on
the earth, one couple raced to the hospital in need of medical attention. Their hearts were pounding,
adrenalin coursing within their veins, and butterflies filling their stomachs among other things.
They were nervous and slightly scared for what might happen once they arrive. They had finally
made it to the parking lot of the hospital; they suddenly find themselves gathering their essential
belongings, so ready to embark into the other side of unknown that awaited them behind those
hospital doors. But they stopped, only for a moment to look one another in the eyes and give that
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Among many laws and acts that were signed and pushed through during his presidency one that
Clinton moved to pass was Megan s Law. This law was created following the saddening incident
involving the rape and murder of a seven year old girl, Megan Kanka. Megan and her family had
been unknowingly living right across the street from Jesse Timmendequas, a formerly
convicted sex offender. One day Jesse lured Megan to into his home with the false promise of
letting her see his new puppy and then attacked the child. This terrible event set in motion this
law that would require each state to register and track any formally convicted sexual predators
into a system. The state would be responsible for making the community aware of any offenders
moving into the area. The law also stated that any second time offender would be sentenced to
life in prison with no opportunity for parole. This law put in place helpful tools to keep
vulnerable and innocent children out of harm s way. It was a part of history in the effort to
prevent more sexual assaults on children, teens and even adults. In a way this law was passed
with me in mind. So that as I got older and began playing in the yard, or riding my bike out front
we d as least know of any dangerous individuals that very well could be our next door neighbor
where near. It was quite sad in all honesty to find out that in studies conducted in the 2000 s that
Megan s Law had to no real effect on the issue at hand. But at the time I merely an infant focused on
putting anything and everything in my
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7. Charles Lindbergh Aviation History
The aviation history started in 1783 with an inedited public demonstration by the Montgolfier
brothers. They constructed the first lighter than air, a hot air balloon which brought new ideas in
the course of time ( Museum of Flight, 1965). In 1900, the first Zeppelin airship was built by
Ferdinand Zeppelin. After two years, an important person who would be noteworthy in the aviation
history would be born, named Charles Augustus Lindbergh. Lindbergh was an American man, who
turned fall in love by aviation since he was young. On May 20 21, 1927, with twenty five years,
Charles Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic Ocean alone and in a nonstop flight becoming famous
internationally. Thereby, Charles Augustus Lindbergh is considered the best, of all time, aviator to
cross the Atlantic Ocean. To understand the why Lindbergh turned the best aviator of all time, it is
necessary to know about his childhood and the events during his life. Lindbergh was born in
Detroit, Michigan, on February 4, 1902. His parents were Charles August Lindbergh, a... Show
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To Paris in 33 1/2 Hours; Flies 1,000 Miles Through Snow and Sleet; Cheering French Carry Him
Off Field published in The New York Times on May 22, 1927, the author Edwin James describes
how was the sensation felt by Charles Lindbergh when he arrived in Paris with The Spirit of St.
Louis Well, I made it , smiled Lindbergh, as the little white monoplane came to a halt in the
middle of the field and the first vanguard reached the plane. Lindbergh made a move to jump out.
Twenty hands reached for him and lifted him out as if he were a baby. Several thousands in a
minute were around the plane. Thousands more broke the barriers of iron, rails round the field,
cheering wildly. Here it is evident how people in Paris were wishing Lindbergh success in his
journey. As an American icon, Lindbergh was well received and contemplated for being the best
aviator to cross the Atlantic Ocean alone in a nonstop
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8. Analysis Of The Poem Lycidas By Paul J. Alpes
The traditional pastoral poems follow a creative style that romanticize rural life and landscapes,
which drifted away from industrialization. The quintessential pastoral poems have been described
by Paul J. Alpes as a double longing after innocence and happiness; that it is based on philosophical
antithesis of Art and Nature; that its universal idea is the Golden Age; that its fundamental motive
is hostility to urban life. (10). Some literary critics have made the assertion that Milton s poem
Lycidasfollows the traditional pastoralconventions, for instance, Samuel Johnson recognized the
poem as a traditional pastoral because it depicted an idealized life of rural leisure. Moreover, he
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The speaker challenges the customary idyllic landscape like the laurels and myrtles by
destructively picking the flowers and berries off the trees, instead of the speaker being grounded
in nature like the other speakers in traditional pastoral poems, he destroys it. Furthermore,
Milton turns the pastoral into one of mourning because the speaker s compulsion for disturbing
nature before season due all stems from the death of Lycidas who died in his prime . As the
poem continues, the speaker explains the romanticized pastoral landscape where he and Lycidas
were once shepherds: For were nursed upon the self same hill, / Fed the same flock, by the
fountain, shade, and rill. Together both, ere the high lawns appeared (23 25). These lines display
how the speaker can reach nostalgia with these pastoral fantasies that distance him away from
reality. However, the speaker soon leaves the romantic when he laments about Lycidas: And old
Damoetas loved to hear our song. / But O the heavy change, now thou art gone, (36 37). The
speaker being able to come back to reality demonstrates how the Milton is unable to emphasize the
traditional romantic pastoral setting of peace and joy because of the emotional anguish the speaker
has. Furthermore, Milton alludes to the fact that one must remove themselves from an idealized
world for them to grieve properly. The amount of control that the speaker had over his decision to
leave his pastoral fantasy is
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9. Essentials of Healthcare Marketing Essay
Chapter 1 Problems
3. An orthopedic group practice has decided to develop a pediatric sports medicine program.
Identify potential target markets for this new service.
Potential target markets for this service would be in an inner city community that has a
concentrated amount of middle/high school consumers with multiple athletic programs. Being in
the inner city, potential consumers would typically resort to the emergency room, urgent care
clinic, or a pediatrician.
Another potential target market could be a pediatric medical group with sub specialties. The
available specialties are endocrinology, psychology, and cardiology. Adolescent child tend to break
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This facility is lined academically to the Harvard University Medical School. Conduct a brief
SWOT analysis for Children s Hospital in light of the present health care environment.
StrengthsAvailability of expertise nursing staff. Availability of in service education programs.
Strong informal communication channels in hospital. | WeaknessesOverlapping duties of nursing
staff. Centralized structure of hospital administration. | Opportunities Abilities to expand in hospital
departments and health care services in facility. Location of hospital serves a large population area.
Easy of public transportation to the hospital. | Threats Insufficient of central funding resources.
Lack of technology advancement and update equipment. |
3. Describe the possible barriers to entry and exit for: (a) a physician wanting to establish a solo
practice office in internal medicine, (b) a company offering a health club facility in the same
building where employees work, and (c) a tertiary hospital developing a coronary bypass program.
a. There are many factors that should be considered with a physician wants to establish a solo
practice. First they would want to determine if there is a competitive market. If many are located
within that market, they must create a marketing strategy to bring consumers to the practice. Four
major factors need to be addressed to determine the intensity
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10. Latin Pop Research Paper
Upon a first glance at the Latin pop Wikipedia page, it was apparent that it required further
information than the current present three paragraphs it contained. Reading the entry left me as a
reader with more questions than answers. Researching the genre of Latin pop broadly and as well
as closely, it was evident that the entry required necessary improvements by providing additional
material concerning and supporting the leading section, the history as well as the influences and
section of development. The entry needed a further explanation of the true aspect of the genre of
Latin pop that goes beyond the fairly recent information easily found in a five second internet
search. The leading section of the Latin pop page presented a conflicting... Show more content on
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The first time inserting key words in the search engine such as Latin pop and origin of Latin pop
nothing helpful was displayed. Information based on Grammy Latin American artist winners for
certain years was abundant in the links that were brought up after hitting the enter button.
Different key words I used were development of Latin pop, elements of Latin pop and the
evolution of Latin pop that helped refine the research in terms of finding helpful information on
the topic. The databases that provided the most material on Latin pop were Credo, Newsstand
and Gale Academic. I looked at a few different encyclopedias that included the Oxford Music
online and the Encyclopedia of Latin American Popular Music as well as other different Latin
music encyclopedias. The Olin library was also a helpful tool in providing an actual book on the
history of Latin music that covered Latin pop. The Latin Beat provided information on artists who
contributed the most to Latin pop music. It held material concerning to history as well as recent
developments of the genre. I was also able to use as a resource our class anthology book, the book
had a belief paragraph on Latin
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11. Underlying Causes Of Ww1 Research Paper
The three underlying causes of WW1 were militarism, alliances, and imperialism. WW1 was a
war fought in Europe between Germany, Russia, France, Great Britain, the U.S. and other
countries. But the main cause of WW1 is unknown. The question remains, what is the real reason
for WW1. A few reasons that could be responsible for one of the greatest wars the world has ever
seen are militarism, alliances, and imperialism. Militarism was one cause for the start of WW1.
Germany spent millions of dollars to strengthen their military to get it ready for war. Many
countries then felt threatened, and this caused them to also put millions into their militaries as
well. With having the largest military, Germany was more than ready to to use their army.
Germany was so confident that they could win the war with their new army that as soon as war
was declared, they didn t hesitate to be the hammer. But this would be a problem because of the
other nations rushing to industrialize their armies. Militarism was a huge factor in the cause of
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It was a world war because of alliances with so many different countries. For example, germany
had a triple alliance with austria hungary, and Italy. Because of all the alliances, each country had
a different point of view on who started the war. Everyone but Austria Hungary and Serbia had
blamed Germany for started the war. However, the war actually started with the assassination of
Austria Hungary s archduke Franz Ferdinand by serbia. That is a few ways that alliances were one
of the the causes of
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12. Advantages And Disadvantages Of Xiaomi Wireless Bluetooth...
Xiaomi Wireless Bluetooth 4.1 Music Sport Earbuds BLACK: Xiomi has made a name in the
field of smartphones and it is also a very renounced name in matters of music gear. The battery
back up is great with a stunning 7 hours back up. It is a lightweight, portable, with hook audio
device that allows you to go all the way during sessions like driving and all. Although the fact that
it is sweat and water resistance is not confirmed but it is still a great device when it comes to
wireless Bluetooth earbuds. With the Bluetooth 4.1, the music experience is all the way intensified
and the calling is also improved with noise reductiontechnology. Pros: Good quality sound, battery,
design. Cons: Water resistant, sweat resistant.
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We need to have a specific set of activity when we need the focus to built. So, music during
exercise is a very important and necessary activity. You need to keep your focus to the workout in
order to have a stable and satisfactory result garnered out of your efforts. And what can serve you
best when it comes to convenient music than a set of wireless Bluetooth earbuds? You can take
them with you when you are traveling, hike, swim, track, jogging, running or practically anything
that you see fit.
Conclusion: The necessity to buy a wireless Bluetooth earbud set is many. If you are a music
lover then you must understand what contribution music plays in your life. If you simply want to
stay focus on those curves and reduce some weights, then also you can add some quality music to
your life. If there are not much reason anyways, you have all the more reason to listen to your
favorite songs on a quality device that is not affected by the natural hazards such as rain and
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13. Nvq Level 3 Unit 3 Health And Social Care
UNIT 3 HEALTH AND SAFETY. Introduction: In this assignment, I have been asked to expand
and the also review our chosen legislations. I will then assess how professional staff could carry
out risk assessments and what they will do.
Health and safety act 1974 is a legislation that is used in healthcare settings. The health and safety
act means all employers have the duty to keep themselves service users and anyone entering the
building to be safe. In my workplace, everyone is kept safe by using the health and safety act.
Health and safety are promoted by using a risk assessment for everything we do and we have
posters to show fire exists or if there is a fire where the assembly points are. Data protection act
is set in care settings for personal information of service users to be kept confidential and how the
information could be used if necessary. In my workplace data protection is very strict we are not
allowed to give personal information out without the consent of the service users or the manager.
Manual handling operations regulations 1992 (amended 2002) is a legislation which is used to
help individuals to be assisted to be moved around using certain equipment. In my work setting, we
use hoist handling belts wheelchairs to help individuals to move.
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All staff have the same level of training to deal with different types of service users. In the care
setting, I work in there is mental health and dementia service users. The training is implemented
according to health and safety to ensure staff are doing their job in the correct way. Lack of staff
is an issue that arises often whilst working in a care home when there isn t enough staff to deal
with thirty four service we cannot always make sure that health and safety in place because it s
very difficult to deal with the service
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14. The Meaning Of Figurative Language In Debt By Sara Teasdale
2. The speaker in the poem Debt is the author, Sara Teasdale. By what she is saying, one can infer
that she cannot commit to the person who loves her, and vies for the person who is unattainable.
The rejection of the person who doesn t love her may motivate Teasdale to love harder and become
more obsessed with gaining his attention.
3. Teasdale is trying to almost apologize to the person who loves her deeply because she cannot
feel the same for him, instead loving the person who pays her no attention. If she embraced the love
of the person who gave it to her, there would be no internal conflict, thus the poem wouldn t exist.
4. The title of the poem, Debt, is significant to how Teasdale feels about her admirer, indebted. She
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One example of sensory imagery used in Debt is never gave my spirit wings. Spirit and wings
could be both aurally and meaning rich because Teasdale uses them to illustrate a scene of how
she is unhappy with how she feels with her suitor. Because she uses wings, the reader can infer
that Teasdale feels trapped because her former suitor wants her to reciprocate his feelings.
Moreover, in the second stanza, the lines I owe the little open gate that led through heaven s
wall appeals to the readers minds, painting a picture of what Teasdale feels as if she owes to the
person she contends for. By saying that she owes the little open gate, she depicts a scene where
Heaven, or in this case, everything she can give, as blocked off and closed off. Teasdale desires
for it to be portrayed this way because it allows the reader to infer that she is willing to sacrifice
almost everything to get the little open gate that led through heaven s wall for the person she
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15. Business Strategy For True Fit
Executive Summary
True Fit is a software as service (SAAS) provider that uses commercial retailer data as an input
and outputs data insights on the SAAS platform an online widget imbedded in the product details
page of footwear and apparel retailers in order to give fit recommendations. The business strategy
for True Fit is to deploy the SAAS widget using transactional sales and returns data from wholesale
and retailer department stores curating the data into trend, fit and commercial insight reports that
are used across varied commercial business functions from manufacturing, marketing and analysis
with the end goal to improve supply chain functions within the clothing and manufacturing
industry. True Fit is a start up company of 70 people with $80 million market evaluation. The
purpose of this report is to analysis the role of Human Resource function in True Fit and to
develop a basic human resource plan in order to recruit, train and retain high caliber talent from
MIT and Harvard universities both which are in the Boston area where the company is based.
Developing a human resource plan that is in line with the companies strategic goals will help the
company gain a highly competitive advantage.
1.Gaining a Competitive Advantage
Investing in developing a human resource management plan is one way in which True Fit can gain a
competitive advantage. It is important to make sure that employees that are in the business have
the skills and understanding of the latest
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16. Philosophy And Ideology Of Chinese Medicine
Chinese Medicine
after modification the essay title is as follows
Philosophy and Ideology of Chinese Medicine
He who takes medicine and neglects to diet wastes the skill of his doctors
Medicine can only cure curable disease, and then not always
(Chinese Proverb)
Theology:
In China, one can observe aninterestingcombination of modern and traditional medical practices.
There are some delusions about Chinese Medicine. Although the main philosophies and techniques
are thousands of years old, the traditional medical practices are still important, and are even being
adopted around the world. There is a difference between the modern medical philosophy and the
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The multi volume text presented views on the function of the human body and the physical
world that remain the basic ideas believed by traditional medicine practitioners. Yin and Yang are
described, and so are the Five Phases of nature that is; wood, fire, earth, metal, water. It isn t
known how or where these ideas originated.The work on Cold Injuries is ascribed to Zhang
Zhongjing and it was published at the end of the Han Dynasty period (206 BC 220 AD). It is the
first known text on drug and herbal medicine.
Types of Chinese Medical Treatment: The traditional Chinese medicines have a long history and
trying herbs and traditional medicines can be an interesting and educational sidelight of China.The
Chinese have cultivated and used many kinds of herbs, fruits, and animal products that are
uncommon in the West for health and healing.There are several varieties of Chinese Medicine
including. Acupuncture, Herbology, Chinese Nutrition, Moxibustion, Massage, Qigong, Therapy
and Therapeutic Techniques, Tuina, Jiaofa, Yangsheng, Mantras. The history of Chinese medicine
is occasionally about the various kinds of therapies.
Chinese Therapies: Chinese therapy and Therapeutic techniques are based on preserving health and
preventing disease better than cure. Herbal medicines and other external and internal practices of
prevention are
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17. Rascal Flatt s Song Analysis
Most parents now in today s society want better for their children, and want nothing to harm or
come interfere with their paths. Flatts expresses this in his song, And if you re faced with a
choice, and you have to choose, I hope you choose the one that means the most to you. A report
done by Andres Bendesky and Young mi Kwon found from their results that variation in an
ancient neuropeptide contributes to differences in parental care (Bendesky Andres, Kwon mi
Young 2016). As a young child we obviously want to feel loved and protected especially when
things aren t going our way, we need that person to always rely on. Rascal Flatts ensures that no
matter what path his daughter chooses he will be there as her role model to lead the way her
heart desires to go. This correlates to more of an indirect care towards his daughter, because
Flatts will protect her on her journey being the role model he wants her to also become. On the
other hand, it could also relate to direct care if he was physically helping her on the way, showing
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Rascal Flatts makes it clear that he will support the path his daughter has chosen and will continue
to guide her to becoming a better role model just like him. And by doing this, his daughter will
have a higher confidence level and self image not to mention the mortality level decreases when
young offspring s have their fathers around. For example, passing off your wisdom to your child
and showing them how life really works. Demonstrating the young person the type of person they
set out to
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18. Dave Barry Driving While Stupid Summary
Driving while stupid. By: Dave Barry In this short story, Dave Berry talks about his experiences
with bad drivers. He starts his argument with stating that he should tell you what he saw on the
interstate one night and that this is not just any old interstate that he wants to tell his readers
about. But first he has to tell that downtown Miami is the home of the worst driver, well to be
exact he stated I 95 in downtown Miami is the proud home of the worst darned drivers in the
world. (Barry pg.571) He also states that others might say that the city of Miami doesn t have the
worst drivers and that their city has the worst drivers by saying: I realize some of you are saying:
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So, I look in the mirror and saw a large convertible with the top down over taking me at maybe 600
miles per hour I would have tried to get out of his path, but there was no way to know what his path
was, since he was weaving back and forth across five lanes (out of three possible) Fortunately, he
missed me he went past . (Barry pg.572) He states that the driver was distracted. I got a clear view
of why he was driving so erratically: He was watching a music video. He was watching it on a
video screen that had been installed where the sun visor usually goes, RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIS
FACE, blocking his view of the road (Barry pg. 572) Barry explains this experience while making it
clear to his readers that he doesn t mean to sound like an old fud But he distinctively recalled
learning in driver s education class that, to operate a car, you need to be able to see where the car is
going in case the need arises (you never know!) to steer . (Barry pg.
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19. Rhetorical Analysis Of Hillary Clinton s Speech
Hillary Clinton spoke at the U.N. Fourth World Conference on Women. This speech was delivered
on September fifth in Beijing, China. This conference promoted The Beijing Declaration and the
Platform for Action, which aimed to provide equal rights to women across the globe (World, n.
pag.). Clinton s speech promoting women s rights was successful because she established
credibility, addressed the abusive treatment of women around the world, logically responded to that
treatment, and provided an inspirational call to action. Clinton established ethos early on in her
speech which supported her testimony at the conference. She opened her speech by saying, I would
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She declares, when families flourish, communities and nations do as well. That is why every
woman, every man, every child, every family, and every nation on this planet does have a stake
in the discussion that takes place here (n. pag.). She begins to conclude her speech with the
unifying structure of family. To create a family, a woman must be present, each of those family
compile to create communities, and communities create nations. She uses this to explain that
women help form the base of all nations and therefore, the equal treatment of women will reflect
prosperously on countries. This supported her argument because it appealed to the diplomats in
the audience that can make changes in their various countries around the world. She brings her
argument to a close with the following remarks, The time is now. We must move beyond
rhetoric. We must move beyond recognition of problems to working together, to have the
comment efforts to build that common ground we hope to see (n. pag.). This is successful for the
closing of her argument because it specifically calls her audience to make bigger changes than
what has previously been done. Speaking on inequality and putting laws into place that supports
equality for all results in much different changes. She calls for her audience to join forces with
others to truly make a difference in their own people s lives, as well as, those who live in other
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21. The Scientific Techniques Used For Experimentation...
The scientific techniques used for experimentation throughout the ages can spark controversy. In
the The Island of Dr. Moreau, vivisection becomes the island s culture. There are many aspects of
vivisection that continuously overstep the rights of animals and the morals of humans. Dr. Moreau
s lack of sympathy for inflicting pain as well as the undeveloped jungle in which they experiment
in also raises questions in how ethical this practice is. From a moral standpoint vivisection could be
seen as wrong because of: the sanitary conditions of the island and the assumed lack of anesthesia
used on animals during vivisection. The ethics of vivisection and other scientific techniques
become increasingly controversial and continue to go over the boundaries of human capability and
morals. Harmful scientific techniques against animals are underrated because the scientific
community and public do not establish the status of animals and their rights to proper treatment.
The culture of vivisection became more about creating fears than the reality of the situation. The
question of monsters or miracle became anew in this novel as Pendrick s initial fear of the beast
men changed to a peculiar interest later on in the text. (Framing the Future, 194) (Island of Dr.
Moreau). Pendrick s first awakening after the shipwreck came with thoughts and theories of torture
that awaited him. Seeing the beast men only added to his curiosity and fright. His response towards
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22. Case Study Of Bharti Infratel
The figure below illustrated that Bharti Infratel is the second largest IPO in India in the last
five years, after Coal India. (Quartz Media USA, 2015) Initial Public Offering Details: Deal Dates:
Announcement/Filing Date: 14 September 2012 Book Building Period: 11 to 14 December
2012 Pricing Date: 17 December 2012 Listing Date: 28 December 2012 IPO Grade: Grade: 4
Rating Agency: CRISIL, IPO Grade Date: 27 November 2012 This grade indicates that the
fundamentals of the IPO are above average relative to the other listed equity securities in India.
(CRISIL, 2012) Overview: Offer Price: INR 210 Total Value: INR 39669 Million Subscription
Ratio: 1.27 Retail Subscription Ratio: 0.0706; Institutional Sub Ratio: 2.84 Shares from Issuer
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Source: (Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Private Limited, 2015) With new players like
Reliance Jio entering, the industry is like to see some radical change in market share of its
players. Bharti Infratel s revenue base will depend on the performance of these telecom
operators. Conclusion: We find that the Bharti Infratel IPO was a fairly successful IPO. The
timing of the IPO was slightly early and the company could raise more funds in early 2013. This
has been compensated by Bharti Infratel s additional capital raising activities. Fair price of the
IPO ranged between INR 232 and INR 268 based on our valuation. The IPO was subscribed at
INR 210 due to tepid response among retail investors. Overall the IPO was oversubscribed 1.3
times and has generated handsome returns for its shareholders since list date. The company has
outperformed other companies which were listed during the time. Bharti Infratel has maintained
steady growth since the IPO with its EBIT growing at a 5 year CAGR of 20% and top line
growth at par with industry. RoE and RoCE have improved to 13% and 21% respectively showing a
phenomenal improvement in operational
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23. Benefits And Benefits Of Ultrasound Technology Essay
Introduction: The Advantages and Inconveniencies of Ultrasound Technology The delivery of the
portable compact ultrasound technology in India proposes a significant potential health benefit to
millions suffering from painful or potentially life threatening diseases, such as breast cancer,
gallbladder, and pancreas illnesses. Ultrasound is nontoxic, noninvasive and does not use ionizing
radiation. The ultrasound equipment has the potential to increase efficacy and early detection in
diverse medical fields such as anesthesia delivery, cardiac surgery, sports medicine, and emergency
medicine. An ultrasound is uniquely powerful in that it is the only imaging technology that can be
transported to a patient or used where a patient might most urgently need it. The ultrasound can be
utilized on the side of a road after a serious motor accident or in remote communities, as well as,
traveling to reach a health center. When considered this massive scope of medical applications,
along with the universal necessity for imaging equipment among the country and borough
population in India. The evidence shows why India s ultrasound market poses both a significant
business and public health opportunity. An important ethical issue that General Electric Healthcare
faced when implementing its strategies to introduce diagnostic equipment to developing countries
was the problem of female feticide in countries such as China and India. In regards to the
developmental delay facts
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24. The Tuft Of Flowers, By Robert Frost
Profoundly affected by the tang of Yankee speech, Robert Frost, an eminent New England farmer
poet, was born in San Francisco and raised in Lawrence, Massachusetts. He eventually went on to
graduate as co valedictorian with his future wife Elinor White; to attend Dartmouth College and
Harvard University without taking a degree; and to teach at Pinkerton Academy where he
reformed the English syllabus, directed theatrical productions, and wrote many of the poems later
included in his first book, A Boy s Will. Despite personal hardships, such as initial difficulty
breaking into print and loss of his wife and children, critical success and recognition from
publishers Ezra Pound and Edward Thomas prompted his writing and allowed him to reach the...
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In this way, Frost avoids oversimplifying the characterization of nature in his poems. However, in
his poem The Tuft of Flowers, Frost peculiarly compares nature and man as part of a harmonious
whole. Frost explains this theory within his heroic couplets of iambic pentameter and
masculine end rhymes. Many of the lines are end stopped with caesura which makes us feel as
though we marching along next to him as he tromps through the field. The speaker in this poem
is a bit lonely as he begins; he s out in the field to turn the hay so that it dries in the sun and can
be later collected up. He thinks about the mower, there earlier in the day and also working alone,
and says all men are alone, whether they work together or apart. He watches a butterfly flit
about, and sees a tall tuft of flowers (butterfly weed a form of milkweed with orange or yellow
flowers) that the mower left standing along a brook (23). The speaker appreciates the beauty of
that tuft, and the generosity of the mower in leaving it standing when the rest of the field was
mowed down by his scythe, resulting in a feeling of kinship and/or fellowship that pervades the
rest of the day. This makes him reconsider his earlier glass half empty statement; he now sees the
glass as half full: Men work together . . . whether they work together or apart
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25. Discuss How the Characters Of Eddie, Beatrice and...
Discuss How the Characters Of Eddie, Beatrice and Catherine contribute to the dramatic effects of
A View From The Bridge Character Studies The various characteristics, including the flaws of the
characters, act as a great catalyst to the tragedy at hand throughout the play as they portray and
describe the characters emotion and thoughts towards one another. Catherine Catherine is a very
naГЇve woman who has not really experienced much of the world, but is eager to. She has grown up
in a warm nurturing environment and so has grown into a very innocent and open character.
Catherine expresses her innocence by the way she will say what she the thinks without a moment of
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We also see the extent of Eddies influence over her when he tries to persuade her not to marry
Rodolfo, as she begins to doubt Rodolpho s motives for marrying her, we see know this by the
uncertainty in her voice, when Eddie tells her that he s only bowin to his passport. She says I
don t think he s even thinking about it and Oh, no, Eddie, I don t think so . However Catherine
finally manages to overcome her doubt in Rodolpho due to the deep trust that she has placed in
him, as she gradually distances herself from Eddie and draws Rodolpho closer. When Catherine
sleeps with Rodolpho she seems to have a new found sense of independence and appears to have
developed a backbone, it is at this point that she completely disconnects herself from Eddie, from
this point on Catherine begins to side against Eddie in arguments and go against his word.
However it is really when Eddie betrays Rodolfo and Marco that Catherine shows how
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26. Manifest Destiny During The Industrial Revolution
Manifest Destiny immensely changed the United States in many different ways and events. One of
the ways it changed the U.S. economically during the Industrial Revolution. Second, it changed the
U.S. socially during the Texas War of Independence. Lastly, it changed the U.S. geographically
during the Mexican American War. Manifest Destiny affected the U.S. economically, socially, and
geographically. First of all, Manifest Destiny affected the United States economically during the
Industrial Revolution. During the Industrial Revolution, there were a lot of new technology being
made. In the documentary Turning Points in History Industrial History, it shows that there was an
increase of machines being made to make work easier. The documentary
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27. Problems With Legal Aid In The Canadian Justice System
The Rich Get Richer: Problems with Legal Aid in the Canadian Justice System
In a 2007 speech by Beverly McLachlin, the Supreme Court of Canada Chief of Justice, she
stated that access to justice promotes social stability and also that if people can t get justice, they
will have less respect for the law (Eberts, 2013). By her words alone, the necessity and importance
of legal aid is demonstrated. Socioeconomic status can put individuals at an unfair disadvantage
in many aspects of life, especially in regards to legal proceedings. Legal aid [was] introduced to
Canada in the 1970 s as a way of ensuring fair trial, and decreasing the frequency of common
problems that result from misunderstanding of the law, unrepresented litigants and the power of
money (Abell, 2010). However, like any tool or procedure used to improve society, there are
always imperfections. Legal aid resources have become difficult to obtain financially and
situationally, and the quality of this resource is often put into question. Without it, people and the
justice system face consequences that need to be resolved in order to achieve the social stability
that McLachlin speaks of.
Access to Legal Aid Of the 717,850 Canadian legal aid applications in 2014/2015 only 466,923
were approved, this leaves 250,927 applicants with potentially no other option for legal
representation (Statistics Canada, 2016a; Statistics Canada, 2016b). There are many factors that
contribute to these statistics and to the denial
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28. Treatment Of Chemotherapy With Cell Division
Docetaxel (XT) sold as Taxotere or Docecad, is a settled threatening to mitotic chemotherapy
pharmaceutical that works by intruding with cell division. Docetaxel is affirmed by the FDA for
treatment of secretly advanced or metastatic chest infection, head and neck development, gastric
tumor, hormone adamant prostate danger and non small cell lung disease. It works by preventing
the disease cells from isolating into 2 new cells, so it obstructs the development of tumor. Docetaxel
ties to microtubules reversibly with high fondness and has a greatest stoichiometry of one mole
docetaxel per mole tubulin in microtubules. Docetaxel can be used as a lone administrator or in mix
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Systemic treatment is regularly utilized as a part of conjunction with different modalities that
constitute nearby treatment (i.e. medications whose adequacy is limited to the anatomic territory
where they are connected) for growth, for example, radiation treatment, surgery, and/or
hyperthermia treatment. The adequacy of chemotherapy relies on upon the sort of tumor and the
stage. The general viability ranges from being corrective for a few growths, for example, some
leukemias, to being inadequate, for example, in some mind tumors,to being unnecessary in others,
as most non melanoma skin cancers. Clinical information has indicated docetaxel to have cytotoxic
movement against bosom, colorectal, lung, ovarian, prostate, liver, renal, gastric, head and neck
tumors, and melanoma. In hormone unmanageable prostate growth docetaxel enhances future and
general life quality. Docetaxel has a place with a class of chemotherapy medications called plant
alkaloids. Plant alkaloids are 5produced using plants. The vinca alkaloids are produced using the
periwinkle plant. The taxanes are produced using the bark of the Pacific Yew tree. Vinca alkaloids
and taxanes are otherwise called antimicrotubule operators. Treatment with docetaxel has the
particular result of expanding survival time in patients with certain sorts of tumor. Some clinical
trials show median survival times to be expanded by just three months,
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29. Alienation In Gods And Monsters By Lana Del Rey
For many aspiring people, life tends to be a struggle for happiness. Whether old or young, rich or
poor, timid or bold, people often find themselves pressured by society to change, or else they will
be rejected. Under this overwhelming pressure that one may face at some point in his or her life,
the victim will forcibly conform to the confined margins of popular society the one that states that
everyone must be the same in both mentality and body image. In the song Gods Monsters, Lana
Del Rey emphasizes the importance of self identitythrough her narrative of alienation in
Hollywood. Using an eerie tune with supernatural metaphors relating her life to the evils of
Hollywood, Del Rey ultimately conveys that every life is unique and beautiful. Gods Monsters
was written by Lana Del Rey and released on her album Paradise in late 2012, just as she made
her major debut into the music industry. The alternative pop hit bears an unusually dark
atmosphere and soft spooky vocals from Lana Del Rey. The song emphasizes an early struggle of
isolation that Lana faced as she was gaining weight in the music industry. In 2014, Gods Monsters
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As she entered Hollywood, Lana lost her innocence. Coming to L.A., Lana was looking to get
fucked hard. While most listeners may take this line as a piece of trashy, sexual promiscuity, it
most likely beholds a deeper meaning that Lana is no longer an innocent freshman in the school of
Hollywood. She is no longer blinded by the naivety that she had when she came to Hollywood.
Lana repeatedly echoes this perception throughout the song several times, singing, It s innocence
lost, innocence lost (Del Rey). She can see the world for the monsters that it comprises. However,
Lana now realizes what she must decline to preserve her self identity and true
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30. The Dangers Of Hunger And Malnutrition
PROBLEM:
Food security is said to be attained when all people are able to access enough safe and nutritious
food to meet their requirements for a healthy life . However, food security is challenged by various
factors across production and consumption. Food production, trade, the environmental impact of
agriculture, the threat of climate change, and the factors that affect food prices are all largely
global in nature there is no single solution that any one country can enact to ensure access to
affordable, sustainable, safe and nutritious food for all.
Various countries are facing the burden of hunger and undernutrition/malnutrition. Tackling hunger
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Climate change will only make things worse as elevated levels of CO2 reduce the nutritional
content of grains, tubers and legumes, affecting key nutrients such as zinc and iron. The estimated
impact of undernutrition on gross domestic product (GDP) is 11% every year more than the annual
economic downturn caused by the global financial crisis. A growing population means more mouths
to feed.
https://www.slideshare.net/sanjaysethi/challenges and solutions to food security
ANALYSIS:
About 2 billion of the global population of over 7 billion are food insecure because they fall short
of one or several of Food and Agriculture Organization s dimensions of food security. Enormous
geographic differences in the prevalence of hunger exist worldwide.
Globally, one in nine people in the world today (795 million) are undernourished. The clear
majority of the world s hungry people live in developing countries, where 12.9 per cent of the
population is undernourished. Asia is the continent with the most hungry people two thirds of the
total. The percentage in southern Asia has fallen in recent years but in western Asia it has increased
slightly. Southern Asia faces the greatest hunger burden, with about 281 million undernourished
people. In sub Saharan Africa, projections for the 2014 2016 period indicate a rate of
undernourishment of almost 23 per cent. Poor
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31. Nursing Students As A Nurse
Question In nursing schools around the world, nursing students, in particular, are known for
being pushed to the brink. It s a simple technique, considering that you re preparing them for
careers where they are on their toes day in and day out, catering to the needs and well being of
others all the while managing the high demand of a post secondary education. Sure, we all have
deadlines and things to do in a day, but are we pushing them too far? Are nursing students
becoming too stressed? Why? And how do we fix this? Or are we just weeding out those that
can t handle the stress and are not prepared to handle a career as a nurse? Rationale This is an
important question in our society as the world is gradually needing more and more nurses
present in hospitals, emergency crews and long term care facilities. Not everyone, though they
think that they are able, can handle the stressful day to day challenges of being a nursing student
and, eventually, a nurse. As described in our online class, biological stress is a physiological
reaction to stressful events. For many students, especially around the months of November and
December, as well as March and April, the amount of homework begins to pile up as midterms
come to an end, and, final exams grow closer and closer. As such, our brain perceives the
accumulation of essays, final exams and deadlines as stressors. I believe that this is an important
question to answer as though there are stressors in the everyday working lives
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32. Songs In James And The Giant Peach By Roald Dahl
How many books you ve read have songs in them? A few books, such as James and the Giant
Peach by Roald Dahl actually have multiple songs. In this essay, I will analyze the last song in
the book. I will discuss each of the verses one by one. The first verse is about the Centipede.
James actually describes him as sweet and gentle . This seems bizarre because Centipede has
been shown to be a bit rough and even mean at times. Maybe this is just to show how James has
grown closer to him that he actually sees him as how he describes. Alternatively, it further shows
how horrible Aunt Sponge and Spiker were to him that the Centipede is actually nice compared to
them. Him saying how he would make a good babysitter extends this even more. The second...
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She is an especially interesting one because, as she herself says, spiders aren t loved by people,
which has caused her to lose two relatives before. This time, James doesn t use anything loved
about her species to convince them, he tries to convince them making them sympathize with her
( I must NEVER kill a spider, I must only help and guide her... ) He succeeds and the firemen and
policemen are convinced. The Ladybird s the sixth one. She has been depicted in the book as
kind and gentle, and James lets the men know about this. Her kindness must have really made
James like her, since he calls her his greatest comfort since this trip began . Ladybirds are also
loved, as it says in the book, apparently so much that the firemen actually started dancing to the
song. This comes back at the end, where she actually marries the head of the fire department. Last
but not least, the Silkworm, who had a less prominent but still important role to the story. He
mostly talks about the silk she makes and compares it to other places that make good silk. The
things he says are true because her silk has actually been established to be strong. Strong enough to
tie to 502 seagulls while carrying a huge, heavy peach without breaking. Page 108 indicates that
they are shiny and beautiful too. ( ...and the hundreds of silky white strings [....] were beautiful in
the moonlight. ) This shows that James wasn t just saying random things about his friends, he
genuinely believes
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33. My Book Retell I Have Chosen The Hobbit By J.k. R. Tolkien
For My book retell I have chosen The Hobbit, written by J.R.R. Tolkien. It takes place in the
fictional land of Middle Earth, where Elves and dwarves roamed the lands and much darker
creatures too, such as Trolls and Goblins. Our tale starts off like this. In a hole in the ground,
there lives a Hobbit . Hobbits are a simple folk who rarely wander beyond their little town of
Baggend. They are no taller than a human child, but they eat like giants. They love eating so much,
they have seven meals a day. Breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, luncheon, afternoon tea, dinner
and supper. They have a mop of curly hair on there head and big furry feet. That brings us to the
main protagonist, Bilbo Baggins. Throughout the story he is accompanied by Thirteen dwarves,
lead by Thorin Oakenshield, and the wizard, Gandalf the Grey. There are many antagonists in this
story including goblins, trolls, elves, and even humans, but the main conflict is with Smaug, the fire
breathing dragon, who has stolen Thorin s kingdom.
Hobbits in Baggend rarely have anything close to an adventure, since they would have to leave
the comfort of their warm hobbit hole. Bilbo Baggins, never in his wildest dreams, would find
himself hunting dragons next to dwarves and wizards. However, one day, while he was smoking
his pipe of tobacco, he heard a knock on his gate. It was Gandalf. He wondered if Bilbo wanted to
take part in an adventure. Bilbo quickly urged the wizard away saying he wanted nothing to do
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34. Health Forecasting Essay
Health forecasting is a novel region of forecasting, and an important apparatus for foreseeing future
health occasions or circumstances, for example, requests for health services and social insurance
needs. It encourages preventive pharmaceutical and social insurance intercession systems, by pre
illuminating health service suppliers to take suitable alleviating activities to minimize chances and
oversee request. Health forecastingrequires reliable information, data and appropriate logical
instruments for the expectation of particular health conditions or circumstances.
There is no single way to deal with health forecasting, thus different strategies have regularly been
embraced to conjecture total or specific health conditions. Then, there are no characterized health
forecasting skylines (time spans) to coordinate the decisions of health forecasting methods
/approaches that are regularly connected. The essential standards of health forecasting have not
likewise been satisfactorily depicted to manage the procedure. This paper gives a brief presentation
and possible investigation of health forecasting. It describes the key issues that are essential for
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Our pursuit system included: health and forecast* and mixes of terms, including principle* ,
information , predict* , model* , method* , challenge* . In light of the titles and therefore on the
digests, articles random to our goals were rejected. Extra writing ventures were done through
reference mapping of key papers and the chose papers and archives were incorporated and outlined
by the set goal of this paper (Ozcan,
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36. Cadbury Orang-Utans Case
QUESTION1: State what Cadbury s mission, purpose, strategic plans, structure, policies, current
public relations issues are. How do you think this will affect the public relations campaign and what
should be the objectives of that campaign?
ANSWER:
Introduction:
Cadbury as we know is a well known company all over the world engaged in services of
producing confectionery products. Cadbury provides its customers with world s best chocolates
and candies in more than 50 countries in the world and having a good and satisfied public relation
with its customers.
Situation Analysis:
The situation is to determine the objectives and establish the alternatives to overcome the issue of
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To communicate with stakeholders Cadbury can adapt between following code of conducts:
1. Direct Communication: We can make personal contact with stakeholders in such way and collect
information regarding their issues and concerns and what measure they want to be adapted by the
Cadbury. It is time consuming and expensive.
2. Indirect Communication: In this communication Cadbury can hire outer sources to communicate
on the behalf of Cadbury and collect information regarding their needs and preferences. It covers a
wide area or a large group. Indirect Communication is the best source for Cadbury as it can cover a
wide area and less time consuming and cheaper to indirect communication and then, Cadbury can
take immediate actions to recover its faults.
Achievement of Objectives:
The PR team is required to fulfil all the needs of objectives as all the objectives and related
activities acquire the potential of achievability and have realistic nature. In order to achieve
objectives of PR Campaign, the team needs to consider all the policies of company carefully and
clearly. Each and every member should document the weekly report to the management regarding
the tasks performed so that a good control can be implemented from the beginning of PR Campaign.
QUESTION3: What are the strategic public relations
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37. The Tragedy Hecuba Which Was Written By Euripides Essay
Kathleen:
Our play was the tragedy Hecuba which was written by Euripides in 424 BC, 7 years after the
beginning of the Peloponnesian and Archidamian War which was fought between Athens and
Sparta. Euripides was an Athenian who was born around 485BC on the island of Salamis which is
off the coast of Piraeus. He competed several times in Athens annual City Dionysia, which, as we
know, was a dramatic festival held in honour of Dionysus. This means that the majority of his
audience would have been Athenians, like himself.
So, just a quick introduction to the play. The key characters are HECUBAwho was the Queen of
Troy and wife of the Trojan King Priam, THE GHOST OF POLYDORUS who was the son of
Hecuba and Priam, POLYXENA who was their daughter, POLYMESTOR who was the King of the
Thrace and was also married to Priam s eldest daughter, ODYSSEUS, who as we know was a
Greek Homeric hero and AGAMEMNON who was the Greek leader.
The story takes place just after the Trojan Warwhile the Greeks are heading home. It begins with
the GHOST OF POLYDORUS telling a story of how he was murdered by POLYMESTOR for
treasure and his body was thrown into the sea. On their way home, the Greeks with their Trojan
prisoners, including HECUBA and POLYXENA, anchor in the same place and must sacrifice
Polyxena in order to placate the spirit of Achilles. After her daughter is sacrificed, Hecuba learns of
POLYDORUS death, driving her to madness. She knew that POLYMESTOR was the guilty party
and with the
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38. Ways To Properly Form Feminist Theory
The Methods to the Madness: Ways to Properly Form Feminist Theories Feminist research
centralizes around a search for gendered justice. As a rejection of standard masculine
methodological models, with their assumed objectivity and detachment, feminist approaches have
been designed to recognize the subjects of research as well as the place of the researcher in the
production of knowledge. In order to best account for gendered justice across a multitude of
intersectional women, feminists require methodologies to ensure proper knowledge creation, data
collection, and critical analysis to ensure the resulting methods are wide reaching. Many feminist
writers have thought about the best way to develop such methodologies. By examining the works...
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She begins her work Justice and the Politics of Difference, through examining the constraints
within the definition of injustice: oppression and domination. Her goal is to place these words,
particularly oppression, within the discourse of the social structures in America. No two groups
suffer in the same ways, yet they share a commonality in their inability to exercise their needs
and meet their capabilities or their oppression (40). Young presses that this oppression must be
viewed in a way that analyzes the condition of human practices and their conscious actions.
Young continues by defining social groups, aggregate, and associations. Social groups are
collectives of persons differentiated from other groups by cultural forms, practices, or ways of
life. Aggregates are classification of people according to attributes, and associates are formally
organized institutions (43 44). Groups through these only exist in relation to other groups. These
groups arise from a common oppression or their identity has to be pointed out by outside groups.
Young then provides her particular methodology for defining a group as oppressed. These criteria
are exploitation, marginalization, powerlessness, cultural imperialism, and violence. She says
that only one of these criteria must be met in order for a group to be considered oppressed. This
oppression criteria must be utilized on the basis of comparison for groups, yet avoids a hierarchy
of oppression through saying that all groups are suffering and are united in their mutual oppression.
She moves intersectionally to show the basis of comparison for these groups and their overlapping
struggles. This method is another example of the way that a feminist theorist can classify levels of
suffering for marginalized
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39. Drama Improvisation
Drama Essay
To be good at improvisation, it doesn t really matter how talented you are, but more about giving it
your best shot
Improvisation is the art of being able to create ideas in a split second, with little or no warning as
to what you are making up. In drama the art of improvisation, and being a good improviser, is
absolutely essential. However, there are many different views on what it takes to be good at
improvisation. To be good at improvisation, it relies very little on how talented the actoris, but
more importantly, it relies on them trying they re very hardest to be a good improviser, on them
giving it their best shot. This can be determined by how hard the actor is concentrating, on wether
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Above all other factors of improvisation, having knowledge of the basics is absolutely vital. This
is knowing about the concept of make, accept, extend . This is where one person makes the offer,
it is accepted by another, and then is extended by the actors playing out the scene. An excellent
example of this was shown in class today, during an improvisation game. One group set up a scene
for another group to act in (this was where the offer was made), and in this scenario, it was a game
show. Straight away, the group that was actingpicked up on what scenario they had been put into
(this was where the offer had been accepted) and continued on with the scene without hesitation
(this was where the offer was extended). Another excellent, and hilarious example of make,
accept, extend was when in class, we acted out the scenario of waiting at a bus stop. Jerrah had
acted out that she was pregnant and in labour. Suddenly, Gabby decided she would be the baby.
Jerrah had to quickly accept the offer made by Gabby, which she did, and they both extended it in
an incredibly hilarious fashion.
Another important factor of improvisation is the idea of giving it your best shot to interact with
your fellow actors. Without interacting with one another, there could be no scene, no scenario,
nothing at all. When tyring your very best to interact with your fellow actors, improvisation is
definitely at it s best. This was seen during our
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40. Water In The Bell Jar
Water; something seen as simplistic as it only consists of two elements, yet it is capable of
removing even the deepest of stains. In The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath looms over the idea of
suffering and how purity equals perfection, though any iniquities can be remedied with a simple
fixture of water. Esther views water as being a sacrosanct object that can be used as an oasis
from suffering and a cleansing towards corruption. Esther faces many variables that taint her idea
of purity, and her way of coping with these obstacles can be from inflicting pain to the point
where she must suffer for her imperfections in order to be rewarded with a clear slate; There must
be quite a few things a bath won t cure...The water needs to be very hot, so hot
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41. The Earth Is Flat, Explained Summary
The Earth Is Flat, Explained is an opinion piece written by Ashley Feinberg published on the
website named Black Bag on January 25, 2016. In the article, Ashley convinces the argument that
the earth is flat, and provides several reasons and evidence to support her flat earth theory. In the
article, she points out that NASAand U.S Government offers incorrect information in order to
conjure up money for profits GPS readings? Faked. Photos and videos from space? Faked. Lunar
eclipses. An invisible anti moonthat occasionally obscures our also flat moon (Feinberg). In
addition, the author moreover persuaded the reader that the flat earthstill has four seasons. Even
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Therefore, if the person who never learns Geography before or even he knows the true shape of
the earth, he may still unintentionally fall into those facts. The author s article, nevertheless, is the
fake news claim that the earth is flat through the explanation of four seasons. There are two
reliable proofs will disprove and explain evidently to resolve the problem: NASA does not make
money from false public information, and the rotation of the earth affects the seasons in a year.
First, NASA and Government do not publish the false information to raise money. At the
beginning, the author points out that NASA and the U.S. government as a whole. NASA has
been going to incredible lengths to fool the world (Feinberg). In her narration, she refutes all the
information from NASA from GPS, photos out of space, to the phenomenon of the lunar eclipse.
She states, NASA do so much work to keep the truth hidden from the masses (Feinberg), indeed,
she properly considers that there would be a bribe behind those facts from NASA. She assumed
that NASA is similarly like a machine
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42. The Maltese Falcon Gender Roles
Women have different personalities and motivations, and they form relationships with men for
many different reasons. Some of these reasons include love, money, and even lust and
manipulation. The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett is a novel about Sam Spade, who is a
huge figure of the hard boiled detective genre. Sam Spade goes on a quest to find a valuable
falcon, solve murders and jump over the obstacle that surround him on a daily basis. The novel
is also about the three women who surround Spade during his quest. The names of these women
are Iva Archer, Effie Perine, and Brigid O Shaughnessy, and they all have different roles in Sam
Spade s life. In The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett, Brigid O Shaughnessy plays the role of
femme fatale, Iva Archer plays the role of Spade s unfortunate future, and Effie Perine plays the
role of Spade s right hand woman. Brigid O Shaughnessy plays the role of femme fatale,
meaning deadly woman in French, and she uses her femininity to manipulate Sam Spade. For
example, Brigid lies to persuade Spade to keep helping her, And the lie was in the way I said it,
and not at all in what I said. She turned away, no longer holding herself erect. It is my own fault
that you can t believe me now. Spade s face reddened and he looked down at the floor, muttering:
Now you are dangerous (Hammett 36). Spade acknowledges that she draws him in with her
good looks, and that she makes him feel sympathy towards her, which is giving Brigid the upper
hand towards Spade. Brigid is described as a very attractive woman in the book, and this is the
other way she controls Spade like a puppet. For example, she has control over Spade by sleeping
with him, She puts her hands up to Spade s cheeks, put her open mouth hard against his mouth,
her body flat against his body (Hammett 89). It can be inferred that after that, they end up
sleeping with each other and this is a way that Brigid builds up an emotional connection to Spade,
so he will be on her side and trust her more than anyone else. Ultimately, Spade ends up betraying
Brigid, and tells the cops about the murders she commits. Spade admits he loves Brigid but it will
not keep him from telling the cops about Brigid murdering Archer, You
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43. Problems With Sexual Health And Substance Abuse
Problems with sexual health and substance abuse are prevalent in the New York City area. ).
Reproductive and sexual health covers a broad range of health needs from adolescence forward,
including the reproductive system, sexually transmitted diseases, HIV, and fertility. Untreated STDs
can lead to serious long term healthconsequences (Healthy people 2020, 2015. An estimated 19
million new cases of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are diagnosed each year in the United
States; almost half of them among young people ages 15 to 24 (Reproductive and Sexual Health,
2015). New York is a city of many cultures; it is difficult to understand how each culture perceives
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Adolescents are not only at risk of acquiring deadly or life long diseases but are also at risk of
unintended pregnancy, illicit drug use, and infertility. Another group at high risk of acquiring STDs
and HIV/AIDS is the older adult population. The older adult population is at high risk because
many older adults are even less knowledgeable about these diseases. Other older adults believe that
they have no risk of acquiring sexually transmitted disease because of their age; therefore they do
not use protection when engaging in sexual activity.
According to Healthy People 2020, some of the factors that affect an individual s reproductive and
sexual health decision making are determined by social norms, access to health care, educational
attainment, age, income, place of living, insurance status, sexual orientation, and dependency on
alcohol and drugs (Reproductive and Sexual Health, 2015). It is important to assess these factors
on people at risk for STDs and other sexual/reproductive diseases. Cultural beliefs are another
important factor to look at when dealing with people at risk for acquiring these diseases.
Assessment is key, and topics related to sexual health are sometimes hard to express. Nurses must
convey trust and a caring affection for individuals to open their feelings and trust health care
providers, especially when talking about sexual health.
In 2012, 71% of New York residents newly diagnosed with HIV were young adults ages
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44. The False Claims Act
Proprietary education dates back to the late nineteenth century where institutions focused on
professional training in teaching, medicine, and law (Breneman, Pusser, Turner, S., 2000). The
1972 Higher Education Reauthorization Act included for profit institutions in federal financial aid
programs and changed the vernacular of higher educationto postsecondary education(2000). This
piece of legislation along with new technologies along with increased demand for higher education
and prompted a resurgence of for profit institutions in the latter half of the twentieth century (2000).
From these changes, a new era of postsecondary education was born
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For profits can generate capital through public (e.g. federal finance aid) and private (e.g. stock
offerings) means as well as engage in lobbying to produce a more favorable regulatory climate.
These revenue streams have brought sizable profit margins and market share for propriety
institutions (2007). However, these streams resulted in increased regulation and governmental
oversight from accrediting agencies for federal financial aid and the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
Current Issues with For Profit Institutions
Over the past few years there has been an increase in False Claims Act lawsuits filed against major
for profit education companies for predatory enrollment strategies (Lederman, 2011). In 2009, the
Apollo Group, the parent company of the University of Phoenix, settled a notable case for $78.5
million without having to admit guilt (Lederman, 2009). The case came from testimonies from
former admissions counselors which alleged that the institution illegally paid its recruiters based on
how many students they enrolled (2009). Cases have also been filed against the Corinthian
Colleges Inc., parent company of Everest Colleges, as well as Education Management Corporation,
parent company of Argosy and Arts Institutes.
The False Claims Act allows a private person (i.e. relator ) to bring a lawsuit on behalf of the United
States, where the person has information that the named defendant has knowingly submitted or
caused the
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45. Btk Killer Research Paper
The BTK Killer is a psychotic male named Dennis Rader. His murder spree started in 1974 with
the Otero family. Dennis then went through 10 victims without getting convicted till 1991.
Throughout Dennis s crime spree he would send messages and puzzles to KAKE and the police
taunting them by basically admitting to it. The reason why they couldn t convict him was that
they didn t know who it was at all. The police then send Dennis messages and Dennis sent a
message back. Dennis asks the police if it was possible to trace anything on a floppy disk. They
responded with no. Dennis sent a floppy disk with information on a Microsoft word document to
the police. This is where digital forensics comes in. They found that the owner of the file was named
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46. Jean Domat, Montesquieu And Jean Jacques Rousseau
Government is built on the premises of the established ideas of former politicians and then the
new outlooks of recent politicians. All ideas on government are based on the structure and laws
of former civilizations. Thus, many politicians can have similar viewpoints on government due to
basing their ideas on the same former structures. But, in contrast new government structures
include a variety of variations. Therefore, Jean Domat, Montesquieu and Jean Jacques Rousseau
have major differences in their outlooks on government, but they do share similar aspects. To
start off with, Jean Domat was a French jurist who ideas stem from the kings practice of royal
absolutism. In addition, Domat also established a large presence of the law of God within her
work. Domat viewed man as each person is a member of society and must obey God faithfully. In
addition, there is emphasis on the obedience of man to God. While God has many rights, man has
little to none except to acknowledge the truth and what God requires of them. God is the dominant
power and man has little say. Domat states that there are two types of government. The first is the
relationship between children and parents. Children respect their parents the head of the family.
The second government is formed through variety within employments, which leads to a necessary
head to unite society. For those who govern society, power is given to them. For since God is the
only natural sovereign of men, their judge, their
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47. A Brief Note On The Economy Of Palau Essay
The economy of Palau has been dominated by the tourism, subsistence agriculture, and the fishing
industry . The Palauan government continues to be the country s largest employment provider
with per capita income of over $11,000 per annum . The country is still using the U.S dollar as
their currency. Foreign aid consist of around 20 percent of their GDP and finance about 50 percent
of government spending . The Palauan economy has been estimated to grow by 9.4% in the
FY2015 . This growth is expected to be driven by the increase in tourist arrivals especially from
China. But, the economy has been facing the challenges of less facilities to accommodate the influx
of tourists into their economy. Therefore, revenues generated from their tourism industry are offset
by the high importation of construction materials for tourism related accommodation and high
import bills on fuel . d.Goals The overall goal for Palau as articulated in their Medium Term
Development Strategy 2009 2014 is to achieve a sustained and widespread improvement on the
Palauans general standard of living while preserving their cultural and environmental values . They
have identified key strategic priorities that will ensure the effectiveness of their medium term
development framework. This include the protection of their environment, culture, political
stability, public security and civil order, and effective relationship with their development partners .
Most of these key strategies continue to exist in the
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48. Nirvana Evaluation Paper
Title: Raw Emotion Strikes a Chord
I. Thesis: Despite their short lived time as a band, Nirvana remains the best band of all time, even
when compared to other successful bands of the same genre, such as Pearl Jam.
II. Main Point 1: Nirvana is credited with bringing alternative music to mainstream radio.
a. Pop music dominated radio airplay before the release of Nevermind in 1991.
b. Nirvana struck a cord with Generation X and opened people s minds to a new kind of music.
c. Other alternative bands were able to reach a wider audience when record companies scrambled
to jump on the success of Nirvana.
III. Main Point 2: Pearl Jam came from the same city as Nirvana and has gone on to great success
as well.
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Due to the explosion of the grunge scene and their exhaustive touring schedule, Ten was
certified Gold and reached number two on the Billboard charts by July of the next year. Like
Nirvana, the band was uncomfortable with the sudden exposure to fame, and after receiving
four MTV Video Music awards, the band refused to make a video for their single, Black . ( Pearl
Jam Stops Making Videos, Refuses To Work With Ticketmaster ). Over the past twenty years,
Pearl Jam has gone on to release nine albums, and won 11 out of 37 total awards, including five
American Music Awards and a Grammy. Pearl Jam has gained a reputation in the music industry
for their refusal to conform to music industry demands, and sticking up for causes they believe in,
such as their now infamous boycott of Ticketmaster. ( Pearl Jam: Still A Touring Force ) Although
they only had seven years together as a band, Nirvana is thought of as one of the most influential
bands of all time. Before Kurt Cobain s death in 1994, the band only recorded three studio albums,
Bleach, Nevermind, and In Utereo. Combined, their estimated total record sales are over 75 million
worldwide, with Nevermind and In Utereo reaching Diamond status. Nirvana solidified their place
in rock history by bringing alternative rock to the mainstream, expressing raw emotion in their
music that had never been heard before and probably not since. ( Nirvana
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49. The Innate Immune Systems And The Acquired Or Adaptive...
The immune system can broadly be divided into two categories: the innate immune system and the
acquired or adaptive immune system. The innate system acts like the first line of defense, it works
by recognizing a broad range of pathogens on the basis of their patterns and certain molecules that
are different from those found in the organism e.g. the human innate immune systemwill recognize
peptidoglycans that are found in bacteria but not humans. The innate system consists of physical
barriers like the skin and mucosal membrane and other cells like natural killers and cytokines. It is
thought, as of now, that the innate immune system has no memory. The acquired or adaptive
immune system on the other hand is much more specific. (Warrington, Watson, Kim, Antonett,
2011) Rick M Maizels et al state that the reason natural selection has favored so much variation in
the immune response is because in order to survive, the organism must illicit a strong response
against a large number of invading pathogens. Had this response not been a highly evolved one, our
immune system would not have been able to fend of many complex pathogens which can
themselves evolve rapidly to encounter the hosts immune system. (Maizels Nussey, 2013)
Initially, only the innate immune system existed, but as organisms evolved another set of immune
cells starting to develop. This can be seen from the immune system of jawless fish like lamprey.
These organisms don t essentially have an adaptive immune
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50. Paulo Freire
In novel, chapter 2 of Pedagogy of The Oppressed written by Paulo Freire we are introduced to two
educational concepts. Freire refers to the concepts as the banking concept and problem posing
concept. The banking concept is the assumption that the teacher controls and fills students with
selected information. Freire believes It is the people themselves who are filled away through lack of
creativity, transformation, and knowledge in this misguided system (Freire 1). On the other hand
Freire believes that the soulution to the educationsystem is problem posing. This concept
encourgaes studentdialogue, creativity, and discovery. Meaning that the student is free and in
control of his education. I believe Freire decribition of the banking concept is unconsintent. A
teacher goal is not to control and fill students with memorization. Instead, the goal is to expand a
student mind with critical information that sometimes needs memorization such as math equations,
history, science, and vocabulary.
New York Times article The Segregated Classrooms of a Proudly Diverse Schoolby Jeffrey
Gettlemen is an article about Columbia High School in Maplewood, NJ. Research shows Though
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He emphazise that minioruty public schools often have low funding, and low student expectations.
Kozol interviews were significantly impacting and factual to prove what he was researching was
real. Pointing to the garbage bag, then gesturing around him at the other indications of decay and
disrepair one sees in ghetto schools much like it elsewhere, would not happen to white children
(Kozol 583). Kozol attempt to inform us that segregation does exist makes me believe that society
often wants to hide discrimantory facts to make America not look bad. However, the truth lies
beneath our own
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51. Air Conditioning Blower Control Module
Air Conditioning Blower Control Module
Repair common AC blower control module problems. Drivers and car owners of some popular
Chevrolet trucks and utility vehicles are having issues with intermittent interior fan operation.
In fact, I had one situation where the blower fan got stuck on high even when you turned off the
ignition key. However, it seems like the most common complaint is that the fan doesn t respond to
speed adjustments or doesn t work at all.
Some of the more popular vehicles included in this issue are the Chevrolet Silverado pickups,
Trailblazer, Suburban and Tahoe sport utility vehicles. Of course, this applies to the GMC version
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This is the digital type set up that function like the HVAC control panel in your house. You set the
temperature for 70 degrees and the climate control system automatically adjusts the temperature
doors and blower speed to accommodate your settings.
If your vehicle has the base option set up with two dials and slides to select a temperature range
between cold and hot, you do not have a blower module. Instead you have a blower resistor.
Nevertheless, both of these systems are troublesome and might need their respective parts replaced.
It s just important to make sure you know the difference and what parts are on your automobile.
Diagnosing a Defective Blower Control Module
On the automobiles we re discussing you access the blower module from the passenger side foot
well. On vehicles with high level trim there might be a hush panel to remove to gain access.
Another thing to take note of is that on most of these models the glove box will swing out of the
way when you push up on the stop tab in the upper left corner of the glove box compartment.
When this swings out of the way you have an excellent view of the blower motor and its two wire
connector.
Although you probably have a bad blower module you still want to take a few basic tests before
you purchase the replacement parts. You want to check the fuses to make sure that they are not
blown. If they are blown it could be yet another sign that the module is drawing too much current.
The next step is to
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52. Expect Higher Designer Drugs Use In Night Clubs
Expect Higher Designer Drugs Use in Night Clubs, Says Study Designer drugs are substances
that are plant derivatives such as marijuana and cocaine which is chemically reformulated to
produce a much stronger effect that can cause serious damage to the brain with prolonged use.
These designer drugs or sometimes known as club drugs or party drugs have become popular
replacing the usual drugs commonly used. There has been tremendous increase in designer drugs
usage for the past years. And each year there are several more new drugs being discovered that has
penetrated night clubs. Some of the common designer drugs are: bath salts, Smiles, Foxy and
NBOMe and synthetic cannabinoids like Spice and K2 drugs. Recent reports have claimed that there
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53. Media Used In Mass Media
Many people in the mass media industry have used their platform in very different ways. The
ways people have used them , do vary because some mass media influencers use their platform
for good and some use it for bad. For example, In the Brian Williams case he used it for bad
because he lied to the people that looked up to him, or people that watched the news. Another
example would be when Jorge Ramos was kicked out of the press room for asking difficult question
to Donald Trump, but in this case it was different because he used mass media for good because he
was asking these questions for the people and for them to know, what was going on. Because if
not then who is going to ask them. Brian Williams used his platform in a bad way because he lied
to people which initially caused him to lose his job. He lied to people saying that he was there in
the helicopter during the Iraqinvasion. He clearly just wanted to make himself look good in front
of the public eye , so he made himself the hero of the story when he was obviously not. Jones
states that is why much of America, including myself, is having a hard time understanding how
NBC news anchor Brian Williams could possibly have misremembered whether he was actually
aboard a Chinook helicopter forced down by rocket fire during the Iraq invasion in 2003. Especially
when there were multiple witnesses around to remind him of the truth of what happened that day .
This shows that even though there was many people that reminded
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54. Notes On The Rise Ra Out Of The Horizon
I chisel away at the limestone; I am writing on a tablet. It reads Rise Ra out of the horizon . I was
ordered by Pharaoh Khafre to make this tablet, it will be soon used in a temple to honor the great
god of the sun, Ra. Pharaoh Khafre worships Ra more than any other Pharaoh we have had in the
past. He is trying to ensure that there is harmony between people and nature. He plans to build a
great monument for us to worship the god Rain. A great pyramid is in the works of being built as
well, this pyramid will be similar to his father Pharaoh Khufus and will be his final resting place. I
am a scribe, meaning I know how to read and write in our language. My job is to inscribe
temples, tablets or any other thing I am asked to. These letters I am writing are called
hieroglyphics and we only use them when we talk to or about the gods, they are a religious
alphabet we use to honor them. Our everyday writing is called hieratics and it is mainly used for
business, administration and keeping records on papyrus, our form of paper, it is reed flattened
out. I do enjoy my job; I am not dragging limestone for distances or slaving away building
pyramids or temples for our pharaoh. You could say that I am of a higher social division. I am
not a criminal nor am I severely poor, these people are our slaves. They break their backs doing
hard manual labor for our Pharaoh. There is also a group of citizens that voluntarily do hard labor,
these are not extremely poor but are not rich either.
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