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Luhrmann s Movie Version of Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet
All hopeless romantics get dreamy eyed and sigh whenever the balcony scene from
Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet comes up in conversation. Juliet stands on her
balcony, innocently murmuring about her meeting with Romeo while the very
subject of her musings eagerly climbs the garden wall and trellis leading up to the
object of his love, Juliet. Anyone viewing Luhrmann s Romeo + Juliet will be sadly
disappointed at first to see that the movie doesn t follow the traditional balcony scene.
Instead the clandestine meeting and swearing of mutual love takes place in a
swimming pool at the Capulet s mansion. For all that the setting differs, Romeo +
Juliet does use traditional ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Water is associated with being in the womb, baptism, and an unknown world
waiting to be discovered similar to outer space. For Romeo and Juliet the pool
serves as a medium that distances them from the real world. In the water, their
love for each other and anything else is possible. After Romeo declares his love
for Juliet and she is satisfied that he loves her as she loves him, she goes to get out
of the pool, leaving the realm of possibilities for the real world. Seeing that Juliet is
getting away, Romeo quickly asks her Wilt thou leave me so unsatisfied? Juliet
stops and responds that there isn t anything else she can give Romeo except the
vow of love she already gave without being asked. At Romeo s marriage proposal,
she smiles, jumps into Romeo s arms and submerges them both in the pool
effectively baptizing him as her true love and husband to be. As Donaldson points
out the ease with which the lovers find a place to meet [the pool] and kiss augured a
more permanent mode in which their love could continue.
Water isn t the only symbolism Luhrmann uses. The most easily recognized
symbolism in the movie is the costumes at the Capulet ball. Romeo arrives at the
party looking dashing in his pseudo armor. He is the fairy tale knight, ready to slay
the dragon and woo his lady love though he carries both a gun and a costume sword.
Innocent Juliet is wearing a simple white modest floor length dress with wings and
her hair neatly coiled](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/essayswriter-240206154117-1b93642e/75/Essays-Writer-pdf-8-2048.jpg)
![Genital Mutilation And Its Effects On Women
genital mutilation is linked to proper sexual behavior, so by reducing the libido
you reduce the chance for sexual promiscuity. Globally war s that have taken place
in the 20th and 21st centuries have caused an increase in violence and harm done to
women and children, as approximately 1 in 3 women in the world is beaten, coerced
into sex, and otherwise abused (Shaw 506). In fact rapeis a common weapon in a
warring nation. The United Nations Resolution 1325 on women, peace, and security
was adopted in 2000. It focuses on measures to protect women and girls for gender
based violence, particularly rape and other forms of sexual abuse, in situations of
armed conflict. Still, some countries condone or legalize such crimes, and others
accept such violence against women as necessary consequences of war and/or
civil unrest, and ethnic cleansing (Shaw 506). Unfortunately, other countries are
not the only ones that have high rape rates. In the United States it is estimated that
Over 22 million women in the United States have been raped in their lifetime
(Feminist). At least 10% of all [rape and sexual assault] victims are male (Rccmsc).
The FBI estimates that only 46% of rapes and sexual assaults are reported to the
police. Factoring in unreported rapes, about 6% of rapists will ever spend a day in
jail. 15 out of 16 will walk free (Feminist). There is a shocking statistic of underage
sexual assaults, abuse and rapes. In 2006, 78,000 children were sexually abused.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/essayswriter-240206154117-1b93642e/75/Essays-Writer-pdf-48-2048.jpg)
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- 2. The Positive ImpactOf The Juvenile Justice System The Juvenile Justice system (JJS) is not beneficial to the civilians in the community.Young adults that have committed indescribable crimes are being released back into the community for a second chance.This is endangering the lives of other innocent people and is definitely not helping the juvenile in anyway.Kevin C Framingham has a very strong opinion in which he is agreeing with the way the JJS is ran. Mr. Framingham wrote an article For Teen Ink about how rehabilitating young criminals is an amazing idea. The article is called Punishment or Rehabilitation? . He answered the question many people ask What is the true aim of our prison system? The answer he gave was Their most important function must be to rehabilitate criminals into society so prisons can have a positive effect on inmates .This should not be the goal in our JJS. As of now, the JJS is rehabilitating murders, molesters, sexual assaulters, ect. These dangerous criminals are released back into the world.This is putting men, women, and children in danger everyday ,yet the JJS still does it. In the month of May,2015 two twelve year old girls stabbed their friend,Payton Leutner, nineteen times repeatedly.Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyser said that they attempted to kill their friend to be accepted into the mansion of a fictional character that goes by the name of Slenderman .The two girls lured their dear friend into the woods where they stabbed her and then left her to die. Luckley, Payten
- 3. The Scientific ManagementAnd Human Relations Organisational behaviour is influenced by two main theories, scientific management and human relations. The scientific management approach developed by Frederick Winslow Taylor is one of the earliest ideological approaches which attempted to explain a management process scientifically. The main goal was to find the techniques to improve production efficiency of workers scientifically. On the contrary, human relations studied by Elton Mayo studied the social interactions within a working environment. Through his studies, he found that social relationships motivates workers at their workplaces (Daft Samson 2014; Miller Form, 1964).Based on the two approaches, this paper looks into the assumptions made on workers; the path managers should take to maximise the efficiency of workers and lastly, my choice between these two approaches as a worker. Scientific management assumes the economic man concept where a worker acts rationally to protect their own interests. In this case, the workers interest lies in money. Therefore, the worker does what is asked of them for a better wage. For example, Schimdt did as instructed for a pay of $1.85 per hour which is higher than the average of $1.15 per hour. By following the instructions given, he managed to load 47 tons a day instead of the average of 12 and a half tons (Miller Form 1964). This signifies that by following instructions, the efficiency of a worker will increase as long as they are rewarded highly. Using the economic
- 4. Race To ThePolar Sea Book Arrangement: Race to the Polar Sea has an obscurely intricate design complete with three parts, individually asunder by roughly ten chapters. Including 38 chapters may seem substantial and futile, but after having read Ken McGoogan s thrilling, but informative, narrative recounting all the miniscule yet meaningful details of Elisha Kent Kane s life, the reader realizes all 361 pages are eminently imperative. Part I commences with a bit of a biography over the main character in the book, Elisha Kent Kane. Subsequently after comes Part II, the longest of the three parts, which delineates Kane s gallant and portentous journey to save Sir John Franklin. Part III provides a brief synapses into Elisha Kane s life after pursuing, ultimately unsuccessfully, Sir John Franklin and his deceased crew. Ensuing Part III comes a plethora of resources useful if the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Politicians constantly disagree and dispute whether or not it is in America s best interest to extricate American citizens who have been taken prisoner in the Middle East: we all know they are truly speaking of their own personal best interests and debating how the American populous would react to such a decision. After reading Race to the Polar Sea, specifically Part III, the reader is able to recognize Dr. Elisha Kane confounded the world with his infamous rescue mission, and the people of this country loved it. Audience Ken McGoogan clearly intends to attract an intellectually advanced, insightful reader with an adoration for adventure: in addition to being engrossed in American history, the quintessential reader of Race to the Polar Sea needs to be exceedingly astute and well read. Someone lacking a formal education would not be the felicitous reader of this book, as McGoogan uses an avant garde style syntax, which, when coupled with his sophisticated and urbane diction make this book a difficult read.
- 5. Borrys Monologue playing cricketoutside. I pitched the ball to Borys, with a loud crack the ball went soaring. Roman was a much better pitcher than I, but still I was not bad. Borys was the best hitter of us all, and he made it known. He always made a point to make actions when he was up like the people The once so clear and blue sky was filled with ashes and smoke. The bright shining sun was covered by a sheet of grey. The warmth that radiated from the sun moments ago came so much more from the blazing fire now. As the buildings were devoured by flames the cloud of smoke grew ever more. The grey shadowed the city and swallowed the light. This is all I could think about as I lay in this hospital bed. I tug at my spotted blue gown as the doctor explains ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The boys talked about cricket and friends, which wasn t unusual. My mom said something about being grateful for her amazing kids. Probably for us more than her. A lot of the time she would say little things around us but I d hear her talking to him more later. That night when my mother thought I had already gone to sleep I heard her up, talking to him. This was pretty normal but that night my mother sounded more frantic than usual. She was babbling about some drill at the power plant the next day. My mother worked at the big power plant in our city. Now I suppose that big power plant is all anyone even remembers about where I lived. Before the accident though, our town thrived. People were constantly walking on the streets, visiting the beach and my favorite, riding the ferris wheel. We lived in the city of Chernobyl. My mother went on about how one of the reactors in the plant didn t seem right to her. She was worried about the test tomorrow. She said she had tried to express her worries to some of her colleagues but they wouldn t listen. No matter how smart or how talented or how right my mother was, she was still a woman. In fact she was one of the only women that worked at that power
- 6. Real Life InfluencesIn John Steinbeck s East Of Eden East of Eden is a novel with many real life influences. One of the biggest influences in East of Eden is religion, it parallels stories from the bible and it is the inspiration for some of the characters. It also works to help illustrate an important life lesson that is the ultimate goal of the novel. FFFFFFFFFFFF To truly understand the religious themes and influences in the book, it is best to see how religion played into the author John Steinbeck s life. John Steinbeck was born in the Salinas Valley of California (which is where narrator of the novel is born). He was born to John Ernst Steinbeck and Olive Hamilton (also a character in the book) who were both of Episcopalian faith. Not much can be said about Steinbeck s religious beliefs... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The greatest lesson that the novel teaches and the lesson that should be picked up is one that is hard to swallow. Ultimately every human being is like Cain and every human being inherits his sin but ultimately like Caleb does in the novel, human beings all have the potential to redeem themselves for timshel. Steinbeck uses the Hebrew word in a unique way to sum up his story. The word he uses appears in a passage in which God discusses sin with Cain. The word timshel means Thou mayest rule over him which ultimately represents the idea of
- 7. The Character TommyIn Kazuo Ishiguro s Never Let Me Go When we were born, the only thing we had was the genes that our father and mother had inherited us. Our life cannot be determined only by the genes that have been inherited by mom and dad. The genes that we have inherited are only like a starter pack of our life. All of our genes are made up of 23 pairs of chromosomes and are used to build our fundamental. However, these genes that we inherited cannot fully determine who we all are fully. One ordinary little tiny seeds itself cannot grow into a big strong tree all on its own. The seed is just the beginning of everything. As time goes on, we will gradually become stronger and more powerful from our experiences. The experiences that we gained will keep us steady from all the obstacles that we face in life. Our achievements will gradually transform us into becoming who we are now. With time, we will experience many different kinds of things, people, decision making, situation, and etc.... These things will benefit us to becoming our better selves. In this paper, we are going to analyze the character Tommy in Kazuo Ishiguros Never Let Me Gounfolding what makes us who we are through time tearing off our labels and showing our true self. In Kazuo Ishiguro s Never Let Me Go, the novel starts with our narrator Kathy sitting before the end of her life looking back at her childhood as a child in Hailsham, narrating her memories to us. The novel surrounds the life of three characters: Kathy, Tommy, and Ruth, who are all clones.
- 8. Luhrmann s MovieVersion of Shakespeare s Romeo and... Luhrmann s Movie Version of Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet All hopeless romantics get dreamy eyed and sigh whenever the balcony scene from Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet comes up in conversation. Juliet stands on her balcony, innocently murmuring about her meeting with Romeo while the very subject of her musings eagerly climbs the garden wall and trellis leading up to the object of his love, Juliet. Anyone viewing Luhrmann s Romeo + Juliet will be sadly disappointed at first to see that the movie doesn t follow the traditional balcony scene. Instead the clandestine meeting and swearing of mutual love takes place in a swimming pool at the Capulet s mansion. For all that the setting differs, Romeo + Juliet does use traditional ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Water is associated with being in the womb, baptism, and an unknown world waiting to be discovered similar to outer space. For Romeo and Juliet the pool serves as a medium that distances them from the real world. In the water, their love for each other and anything else is possible. After Romeo declares his love for Juliet and she is satisfied that he loves her as she loves him, she goes to get out of the pool, leaving the realm of possibilities for the real world. Seeing that Juliet is getting away, Romeo quickly asks her Wilt thou leave me so unsatisfied? Juliet stops and responds that there isn t anything else she can give Romeo except the vow of love she already gave without being asked. At Romeo s marriage proposal, she smiles, jumps into Romeo s arms and submerges them both in the pool effectively baptizing him as her true love and husband to be. As Donaldson points out the ease with which the lovers find a place to meet [the pool] and kiss augured a more permanent mode in which their love could continue. Water isn t the only symbolism Luhrmann uses. The most easily recognized symbolism in the movie is the costumes at the Capulet ball. Romeo arrives at the party looking dashing in his pseudo armor. He is the fairy tale knight, ready to slay the dragon and woo his lady love though he carries both a gun and a costume sword. Innocent Juliet is wearing a simple white modest floor length dress with wings and her hair neatly coiled
- 9. Oedipus And HamletEssay Oedipus Rex by Sophocles and Hamlet by Shakespeare contain the elements of a tragedy. Both of the tragedies have strikingly different plots and characters. In literature, tragedy is most likely about a person and the horrible things that happen to them during their life in a play or story. There are many reasons why both of these characters are classified as tragic figures. First, Oedipus fate was determined from birth, and nobody knew Hamlets fate. Second, Oedipus s parents sent him off to be killed, and Hamlet s father was killed by his brother, Claudius. The events in the end are done by the protagonist in both plays. The downfall of this is caused by Oedipus and Hamlet s inability to effectively cope with his own tragic flaw. These plays have a major difference that Hamlet is a tragedyof inaction and Oedipus is a tragedy of action. There are many other examples like, they had different traits and motivation. Oedipus, achieved to killhis father to get his role as King, while Hamlet wanted to kill his uncle because of this relationship he has with his mother, making him feel traded and act out as revenge. They had a different tragic flaw. Oedipus searched for who his real parents actually were, just to find out he married his mother. In Hamlet, he always wondered why his father died, so he went to go see his ghost. While there he found out that Claudius killed him. Lastly, they had a different noble birth. Oedipus was born into a royal family, making him a king. He is king by saving the city of Thebes. Oedipus earned the trust of his people, who looked up to him. Hamlet was only the prince of Denmark, almost King. Both of these plays are morbidly and fatally impulsive. Each of them begin their tragic flaw with an unpremeditated murder. Hamlet s general impulsiveness plays a larger role in Hamlet than it does Oedipus . They both quickly reasoned with themselves without taking time to stop and think, but Hamlet relies on this method for mostly all of his decision making. Hamlet realizes this when he says, Haste me to know t, that I, with wings as swift As meditation or the thoughts of love, May sweep to my revenge. (Page 1122), meaning that he acts too fast, and does not think until after the act is
- 10. Analysis Of TheFantastic Mr. Fox By Wes Anderson The Fantastic Mr. Fox by Wes Anderson is an adventure animated crime film that makes its audience to become charmed for its incredible animation of stop motion. In this film Anderson plays and explores with the main character named Mr. Fox played by Jorge Clooney in overcoming his self center ambitions and turning him into a more concern individual for the better of those who are closed to him. Recognized by his exceptional work of humorous films, Wes Andersona creative, passionate, and outstanding director who envisions every single detail of his work from start to finish, creates a world that plays a role in every of its scenery no mater its size. Thus, the Fantastic Mr. fox filmis no exception to his vision, notably because of the films value of the importance of details thus this becomes noticeable in the films style(aesthetics) and story. To such point that it makes Fantastic Mr. Fox a worth watching film due to its many aesthetic qualities that transforms the film to become surreal and differ from other animated films and function as a whole in a world of its own. For example, the art work style of the film, precisely speaking of the color, in most film audiences are display a film in which they are to see color variations mimicking that of the real world, but in Andersons animated film it differs. It does not mimic that of the real world but the world of the characters itself. For instance, in the movies exposition specially at the beginning part in minute 0:1:25 of
- 11. The Wonderful WizardOf Oz By L.frank Baum Lauryn Berger 12/15/14 Classic Literature Essay 4/7 The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, by L.Frank Baum, is a novel that comes to life when a cyclone lifts Dorothy and deposits her in the enchanted country of the Munchkins.On her journey down the yellow brick road she meets the Tin Woodman, Cowardly Lion, the Scarecrow and the Wicked Witch of the West .Dorothy is a young girl from Kansas, the Tin Woodmanis a man who lost his true love because of losing his heart. The Cowardly Lion was a lion who seeked to find courage in himself, and the Scarecrow seeked to have a brain and understand the world he was living in.The characters are trying to find the Wonderful Wizard of Ozso he can grant their wishes.By the end of the story the characters learn that what they wanted, they already had.The moral of the story is to use the gifts you were born with. In the Wonderful Wizard of Oz the author gives life to Dorothy s companions, the Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion, and the Tin Woodman. That s why he went over so easily , remarked the Lion. It astonished me to see him whirl around so. Is the other one stuffed also? The lion was given the ability to talk and have certain feelings for the surroundings around him. He seeked courage in himself because lions were supposed to be scary, and he felt he was not. This is bad, said the Tin Woodman, for if we cannot get to the land we shall be carried into the country of the Wicked Witch of the West... All of Dorothy s companions were wishing for
- 12. Landolt Iodine ClockLab Report The importance of conducting this experiment is to discover the rate reaction of the Landolt Iodine Clock. This reaction is used to display the chemical kinetics in action, it was discovered by Hans Heinrich Landolt in 1886. It is where two colourless solutions are combined and no instant change appears but over a certain time delay depending on the factors it will instantly change to a dark blue. The Chemical kineticsof the reaction refers to the rate of the reaction. Different reactions occur at different rates, for example if it is a proton transfer reaction which is an acid base reaction it will often occur at a faster rate. When the molecules collide in the reaction they must have a sufficient amount of kinetic energy so that the reaction can be initiated. The amount of kinetic energy is generally dependant on the temperature of the reaction, at higher temperatures there is a higher rate of reaction because of the increase of kinetic energy in the reactant molecules. The arrhenius equation was formed in 1899, by chemist Svante Arrhenius it was from a combination of activation energy and the distribution law. The arrhenius equation is used in science to calculate the relationship between the rate of a reaction and its increase or decrease in temperature. If a reaction has higher temperatures with low activation energy it tends to favour increased rate constants. The equation is in relation to k, which refers to the rate constant in any given equation. With the
- 13. Censorship in SchoolsEssay Censorship in Schools There has recently been a renewed interest and passion in the issue of censorship. In the realm of the censorship of books in schools alone, several hundred cases have surfaced each year for nearly the past decade. Controversies over which books to include in the high school English curriculum present a clash of values between teachers, school systems, and parents over what is appropriate for and meaningful to students. It is important to strike a balance between English that is meaningful to students by relating to their lives and representing diversity and satisfying worries about the appropriateness of what is read. This burden often falls on teachers. The purpose of this research paper is to discuss ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Censorship can take different shapes depending on the public school system: Schools can give teachers a list of acceptable books to teach, just provide guidelines, or leave it up to the teachers to judge which books are appropriate (Agee, 1999). Teachers are often very nervous about including texts that are not traditional or specifically approved by the school, especially because of the highly publicized cases of teachers whose careers have been ruined because of censorship debates in courts and school systems (Agee, 1999). First Amendment Rights Relating to the Censorship of Books Censorship cases often bring about debates over students first amendment rights. Students first amendment rights are important to preserve so that students can not be excluded from meaningful works or literature. It is understandable for the government to design educational plans as a way to get its voice into classrooms, but the truth promoting function of the First Amendment provides no reason, however, to question the right of students to explore a variety of ideas and perspectives, and to form and express ideas of their own (Brown, 1994, p. 30). Schools already place a restriction on religious material or material addressing current political controversy (Brown, 1994). Censors typically feel as though the subject material of controversial books in the high school English curriculum is too much for teenagers to handle (Shen, 2002).
- 14. How I UseSocial Media To Enhance My Writing In this reflective essay, I will explore how I use social media to enhance my creative writing, which aspects of social media platform did I utilize the most in an effort to connect with a new audience and examine the nature of my relationship concerning my creative exploration and use of technology within the writingprocess. Any electronic data processing device is capable of taking notes. Most writers will prefer Microsoft Words or Pages to their predecessors weapon of choice: a pen and paper. Nowadays, anyone can create and share contents using technology through the use of social media as a stepping stone. This is how we connect with the world around us, interacting with one another; it is the era of Internet, emails and instant messages ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Ergo, I conducted a further analysis and decided upon using imagines found on Tumblr, prompts surrounded TV show, movies, books such as Harry Potter, The Vampire Diaries, and Teen Wolf, etc. because they already have an establish audience, which increases the chance of me connecting with them through something they love. Once I had constructed an outline for my creative writing, I discovered I needed to change some aspects of my writing style to suit the stories I am writing. Most of the stories written for these imagines ranges from 100 to 2,000 words, depending on the author s preferences and the story they had created based on the given
- 15. Concepts Of ASoftware Engineering Organization RUP Concepts ExplanationExample Roleshows the responsibilities and behavior of an individual Set of individuals working together as a team, within the context of a software engineering organization.Analysts Project Manager Testers Designers Reviewers ActivityDescribes a piece of work a worker performs is something that a role does which provides a meaningful result in making the projectStaff the project Review the design Object design Detail a use case Artifactis basically a work product of the process: roles use artifacts to perform activities, and produce artifacts in the course of performing activities Request For Proposal Software Requirements Specification Software Development Plan ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Rational purify tool mentor Rational SoDA tool mentor Rational process workbench tool mentor Workflowis a sequence of activities that produces a result of observable value. Specifies a set of related activites is performed by which workers producing some artifatcs ,which provide some observable value to the projectFor the requirements analysis , at the first informations are gathered , then analysed , noise is removed then they are specified in the SRS. This is a workflow. Workflow detailsis a grouping of activities that are often performed together to produce a specific result gives the details about roles involved, input and output artifacts, and activities performedIn the requirements analysis workflow details are the inputs from the surveys , interviews and the outputs from the SRS like tracebility matrix etc. PhaseActivities Milestone ArtifactsStatus Inception Formulating the scope of project i.e., capturing the content, requirements and the constraints. Planning and Preparing a business case and the environment for the project. Establishing the project s software scope and boundary conditions, the overall cost and schedule for the project and the
- 16. The Performance OfTone Mapping 3 PREVIOUS WORK Because of the great interest of HDR images and their advantages, tone mapping techniques are used to display these images on LDR devices. Many researchers made different studies for evaluating the performance of tone mapping algorithms. Debevec and Malik proposed that a HDR image can be created from three or more LDR images of the same scene under different exposures. Through technological advances and the development of photograph technology, we can get access to HDR cameras which can take HDR photos and videos directly now. Therefore, there is an increasing demand for tone mapping algorithms. There are two types of tone mapping algorithm: global operators and local operators. The global tone mapping methods are simply mapped the input HDR image I^h (x,y) to an output LDR image I^l (x,y) = f (I^h (x,y)) , where f () is a global compression function which is spatially invariant, such as gamma function, linear function, histogram based function and the function adapted to tone reproduction curves. Hence, the local tone mapping methods decompose the input HDR image into multiple layers or areas, apply different compressing algorithm in different layers or areas and recombine all the layers or areas into a LDR image. Similar with Durand, Farbman which segmented the HDR image into two layer a base layer and a detail layer, while the base layer is obtained by applying an alternative edge reserving smoothing operator and the detail layer is obtained by
- 17. The Importance OfRighteousness In The Book Of Job Book of Job Job was a righteous man who feared God and upheld divine standards. He abounded in gifts of mercy and acts of godly devotion. Job routinely offered sacrifices to atone for his children s sins. Hence, God was quite pleased to observe as His servant maintained integrity in his dealings (Carney, 2014). The Almighty spoke about Job s godly devotion to Satan the Devil. It was then that the latter questioned Job s motives. In fact, Satan claimed that Job was primarily concerned with selfish interests. The Devil accused God of providing inordinate protection to his servant. In this regard, the Almighty was presumed to have bribed Job. God saw it fit to allow Satan to bring trials upon Job to test the patriarch s motives (Carney, 2014). In this essay, I will highlight the significance of righteousness in the debates between Job and his friends. Job s debate with his friends was precipitated by the former s determination to uphold righteous standards. Notably, Job experienced tremendous tribulations due to Satan s efforts. His 10 children died while his livestock was killed. Job s servants also died under mysterious circumstances. Unfortunately, his wife deserted and mocked him for his faith in God. In fact, she taunted him to curse God and die. Nevertheless, these events could not break Job s integrity. Satan was determined to intensify his physical attacks on Job. The patriarch was struck with a debilitating illness that subjected him to constant pain (Carney, 2014).
- 18. The Minimum WageOf 22 Swiss Francs In May of 2014, Switzerland rejected the world s highest minimum wage of 22 Swiss francs, which in American dollars, is roughly $25 per hour. Even Switzerland, one of the more famous countries remaining on the gold standard, has a problem regarding their minimum wage. As a high school student working off of American minimum wage, Switzerland s presented amount is considered lofty and idealistic. In America, the minimum wage is $7.25, not nearly enough for an adult, let alone a teenanger living at home with parents. Teenagers are expected a lot from their parents, including maintaining a job, continually passing grades, and are expected to pay their own way through college. With minimum wage set at $7.25, college seems like a far fetched... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Some people say that when we raise our minimum wage our economy inflates, and the price change would be pointless. Yet when our economy constantly shifts from depression to economic boom, the average worker needs a money cushion. Living on paycheck to paycheck is not a healthy lifestyle, and is in complete contrast to the American Dream. As a high school student working on minimum wage, most people think that $7.25 is plenty for a teenager, when in actuality it is not. Although opponents can argue that most minimum wage workers are not trying to support themselves, but are living in households where their living expenses are largely provided for, says Beth Shulman, this is not the case. Half of fast food workers during the 2010 12 were 23 or over, according to John Schmitt from the Center of Economic Policy Research. Most of these workers probably clock in two minimum jobs, and are struggling to make it paycheck to paycheck, never getting the chance to pay off their debts, to take personal vacations, or to live the American Dream. In 1937, the Supreme Court ordered that the government had the power to establish minimum wage rates. This seems ridiculous, seeing as it is nearly impossible for an impersonal government to understand an individual with already low paying jobs. Not only is the floor for our minimum wage set, but it is approached from White House, a distance most minimum wage
- 19. I Am ConsideredFor An Assignment As Sergeant First Class... Statement of Qualifications: To be considered for an assignment as Sergeant First Class as the Troop B M.A.P.P.S. Coordinator. I believe that my background within the Field Operations Section is both unique and extensive. During my 18 years within the Field Operations Section, I have been fortunate enough to be selected to the Tactical Patrol Unit, Newark Initiative and Metro North. I found each of these assignments to be rewarding as well as invaluable to my development as a leader. The vast experiences that I have gained in these assignments have also prepared me for the next level of supervision. I believe that my experience as a detective also provides me with additional insight and experience related to investigations which distinguish me from my contemporaries. I was assigned for two and a half years to Metro North, initially on the operations side before being selected to the investigations side as a detective. This experience was invaluable because the environment at this assignment is unlike any place else in the Division. This assignment provided me with the experience of working with outside agencies, both Local, State and Federal. After spending two and a half years at Metro North, I returned to Netcong Station as a Senior Man and was promoted to Patrol Sergeantin 2009. As a Patrol Sergeant, I was responsible for the direct supervision of Squad Members at all critical incidents occurring during our patrol shift. I have been designated the Incident Commander at
- 20. Using Internet AsA Marketing Tool Essay Many businesses are currently using various online platforms to promote and marketing their products. With the advancement of technology and increased access of the internet by people, the business have taken the opportunity to reach their potential customers through the internet. There are various advantages that accrue to a business entity that uses internet as a marketingtool. The internet marketing has tremendously increased and the businesses that have not embraced internet marketing are missing out on great opportunity (Schibrowsky, Peltier Nill, 2007). The importance of using internet as a marketing tool is as explained below; Convenience The internet is an essential marketing tool as it is convenient for both the clients, potential customers, and the businesses. It is convenient for the businesses because internet marketing is easy and simple therefore it does not involve lengthy procedures. Using the internet as a marketing tool is convenient for the customers as the companies that offer products over the internet enables the customers to make their orders at their own convenience. The customers can get to place their orders online anytime of the day or night and the products they have ordered is delivered to them depending on the policies of the company. Coverage Businesses that use internet as a marketing tool have the advantage of reaching many customers within a short period of time. Marketing over the internet enables the businesses to overcome the
- 21. Supernova Research Paper Asupernova is a stellar explosion that happens in the galaxy. This can have as much energy as our Sun or any regular star. These can be seen throughout the entire galaxy, but it is hard for us to see because of the amount of dust that covers it blocks our view. Johannes Kepler was the last person to observe the last Supernovain our Milky Way galaxy. He discovered that phenomenon in the year 1604. A supernova is created when there is a change in a core or center of a star. There are only two ways that a change can happen in a star. The first way it can change happens in binary star systems. Those are two stars that orbit at the same point. A carbon oxygen white dwarf takes away matter from another star. Subsequently the white dwarf will... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... When the star actually starts to run out of nuclear fuel some of the mass flows into the star s core. When the core becomes too heavy it cannot take its own gravitational force. Which causes the core to collapse, and as it collapses it results in a giant supernova. Many people worry that the sun will become into a supernova. That has no chance of happening because the sun does not have enough mass to become a supernova. Supernovas are very interesting things that happen in our universe. Even though they can only burn for a short period of time, it has the potential to tell scientists a lot about what is going on. There is a specific form of supernovas that has shown scientists that we all live in a universe that keeps expanding. Which means the universe is growing at an increasing rate. Many scientists however believe that supernovas have a huge role in distributing elements throughout the entire universe. As the star begins to explode it shoots debris and elements all over space. The elements that we find here on Earth are created in the core of the star. As these elements move onto different parts of the universe it helps form new planets and
- 22. Stereotypes In ConfessionTapes A genre is a label for a film, movie, or song. Genres group together similar pieces based on their characteristics. For example, the genre of classic rock is characterized by electric guitars, drums, and bass guitars. Music is easier to classify than shows, so how does one decipher what genre a show is? A valuable start is to know what characteristics fit into a genre. Each definition contributes something different and unique to define documentary (Nichols, Bill). The show Confession Tapes, was released on Netflix on September, 8th, 2017. It is listed as a Docuseries, a series of documentaries, and as a True Crime show. These are the two characteristics that the producers think embody the show. I undoubtedly agree with both classifications.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The episode starts off with low intense music and shows a man hooked up to a lie detector test. Throughout the rest of the film, the music used as a background to people talking to add intensity. The second scene shows real photos from the court case and the crime scene. While the photos are being shown an expert starts off with his thesis. The documentary starts to show the other experts that will be talking, and gives them ten seconds to give their opening statement. This is what we see in other documentaries. It then transitions to showing old news footage of a news reporter in front of the crime scene. After the footage ends, Lawrence DeLisle starts to recall his account of the incident. While he is talking, it shows all the scenery of the timeline from that night. The film shows the mattress store that the family went to that day. They then show the ice cream shop they went to after buying a mattress. The final scenery is the river road, where they went to watch boats, and where the accident happens. This matches up with both documentary and true crime. This builds the background for us so that we know what happened that night. The next person speaking is one of the police chiefs involved in the case. He recalls what he remembers that night. The chief is shown while he is speaking, in interview form. The police chief casts his doubt on the case when he is being interviewed, he believes that Lawrence might be responsible. This starts to lead the viewer in a direction that Lawrence is guilty. To keep the film from showing bias, the next person up to speak is the defense attorney. The attorney only speaks for a brief amount of time and does not address anything from the case. Then promptly after, an old news interview is shown of a witness to the accident. The witness is then interviewed, at her apartment, where she gives her
- 23. Biological Agent Essay Followingexposure, Biological agents may remain in the air and cause problems after their release. This means that the virus could spread before we even know that it has spread. One very easy way of launching a biological attack is through the use of our aviation transportation system. At airports such as the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas, the Miami International Airport in Miami, Florida, the Los Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, California, and the John F. Kennedy International Airport, in New York, which are gateways to every major city in the United States, processed thousands of travelers every day. The terrorists called Bio martyrs could deliberately infect themselves with a contagious ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... In this regard, the biological threat is greater than a nuclear one. Acquiring deadly pathogens, and turning them into biological weapons by making them human transmissible, has less technological issues than to steal or produce weapons grade uranium or plutonium and assembling it into an improvised nuclear device. (Vicinanzo, 2015) Prevention Strategy A one size fits all approach cannot be utilized when planning for any type incident involving a widespread disease and planning for a bioterrorist attack using smallpox is no exception. Each community is going to present its own unique, challenges, resources and needs. All of these characteristics must be considered when planning for an efficient and effective response to a bio attack involving smallpox. (www.cdc.gov) The public health departments that are at the local and state level should work with hospitals, clinics, public and private organizations, along with the local community leaders and create a smallpox emergency response plan that involves the community s participation that is integrated with state and federal plans. Emergency response planning to terrorism in the past was about bombings and chemical attacks. But those require a more sophisticated delivery system, and terrorist groups are looking for a quieter strategy. Attacks involving biological agents are more covert and unless we discover the plot and alert the population early,
- 24. The History Boysby Alan Bennett Can someone be born evil or is the ability to be immoral something that s acquired through the environment? Various techniques were used by Alan Bennett in the History Boys to convey how Hector wasn t purely immoral because he let his sexual desires lead to the fondling of his student s genitals, but because he was a dedicated educator who would stop at no means including disconnection with the traditional form of teaching in order to per quire his students futures through alternative education. The most salient feature is the use of diverse characters in order to evoke how they all have dreams of a more secure future through selective college acceptance even though they come from different religions, sexual orientations, and even wealth levels. The students might have been different, but that one goal of securing a brighter future lead to them being physically groped by their teacher, Hector. The physical groping of an underage minor by an adult educator seems immoral and is unjustifiable especially considering that many of the boys put up with the groping in order for Hector to continue teaching them so they might stand a possibility of passing the entrance exams. The groping is an inexcusable act Hector exhibits, but the groping is only a little part of his character as he doesn t teach the boys in the standard mode of learning through lectures and note taking God doesn t do notes, either. Did Jesus Christ say, Can I be excused from the Crucifixion? No! , and
- 25. Symbolism In InheritThe Wind The play Inherit the wind by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee contains many abstract symbols that give the story a timeless essence. We see these symbols through the ongoing conflict between evolutionism and creationism. While exploring the conflict the reader gains insight into how exactly ones right to think freely is forbidden through the town itself Heavenly Hillsboro . The ideathat ones right to think freely relates to another symbol, the golden dancer. Through the wooden play horse the reader learns that nothing is as it seems and sometimes one must look beyond the horizon. The central symbol, windwas generally used in and around the play that suggested the mood of chaos relating predominantly to many of the relationships.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The reader is first introduced to this concept by Drummond when he says, Bert, whenever you see something bright, shining, perfect seeming all gold, with purple spots look behind the paint! And if it s a lie show it up for what it really is! (110). The underlying message is that you should not put faith into something because it appears to be great. This problem arose from the fact that the townspeople thought that creationism was perfect. These beliefs were concrete until Drummond started to pick at them. In a sense the beauty of the horse could be related to the outer shell while the core would be evolutionism. In actuality creationism was this beautiful lie while evolutionism was the ugly truth. This was applied to Brady because although at first it seemed that he was towering over everyone with a built in spotlight in end it proved to be that Brady was nothing but a fraud. The idea of Brady being powerful connects to the golden dancer because although the dancer appeared to have substance like Brady in the end it only broke down. All in all this demonstrates that without the golden dancer Brady s authority would not have been questioned resulting in no one questioning their
- 26. NCSOFT CASE ANALYSISEssay NCSOFT CORPORATION CASE ANALYSIS Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY1 CASE OVERVIEW2 CASE QUESTIONS3 1.MAINTAING ITS TOP POSITION3 2.MITIGATING THE WORLD COMPETITION4 3.DIVERSIFICATION OF ITS GAME OFFERINGS6 4.GLOBALIZATION OF NCSOFT S PRODUCTS8 5.DEALING WITH NEGATIVE PERCEPTIONS SIDE EFFECTS OF PLAYING ONLINE GAMES10 CASE SUMMARY/CONCLUSION11 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NCsoft had achieved massive success and brand recognition after it had launched its initial games like Lineage 1, Lineage 2 and Guild Wars. But since then the tastes of its customers had been gaining diversity, therefore, the company needed to look out for ways to fulfill the demand for its products. The company later also developed other products within its simple... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... 1. MAINTAING ITS TOP POSITION NCsoft has achieved success in the gaming industry and maintained its number 1 position in the Korean market for a long period. It has released a variety of gaming services such as, Lineage 1 and 2, massively multiplayer online role playing games, blade and sword and also other casual games. The company has developed globally and has grown in diversity within its customer base. The company had so far maintained its top position in the Korean gaming industry. However, it was still needed to raise the quality of its gaming services to meet the changing expectations of its people and also mitigate the competition coming from the global market. value drivers? One of the ways for the company to maintain its top position was to occupy the niches in the game industry. For this, the organization needs to focus on its core capabilities and capitalize on them. So far the company had achieved success in the area of digital content company. The company needed to grow its business through the integration of wired and wireless networks to become a global online development and publishing company. Since its inception, NCsoft was differentiated in the perception of its games. They focused on, to make the lives of the customers more joyful and make them a part of their entertainment culture. The company needs to introduce new games into the market to further increase its market share. It is known
- 27. Public Health IssuesAt The World Right Now While there are many different public health issues going on in the world right now, one of the ones that appears to affect a very large amount of people is the controversy over whether or not parents should vaccinate their children, especially with the recent mumps and measles outbreaks across the country. This choice affects billions of people on the planet by allowing viruses and other diseases that were previously kept under control to possibly resurface and infect an entire population causing multiple casualties in individuals who cannot protect themselves against the infection. There are both opposers and proponents to the decision in some places to either make vaccines only recommended, mandated, or to give vaccines to children on a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... This is not always the case as there are intelligent articles on the opposing side, but there are so many articles on the internet that over exaggerate the claims that vaccines are bad for their children that they may be swayed by these and other personal stories (Preidt 2015). Unfortunately, in the news articles they only show the benefits of the vaccines, while they only show the very rare or imagined side effects in the parents personal accounts . One of the main reasons that people claim that vaccines are bad for their children is the old myth claiming that a vaccine contributed to a child s autism (Fadda, Depping and Schulz 2015). Individuals specifically cite the Lancet article from 1998 when making this claim (Fadda, Depping and Schulz 2015). Another parent argued that, his 6 year old son was paralyzed by a neurological disorder called transverse myelitis after receiving vaccinations when he was 17 months old, (Abcarian 2015). Parents are very worried about they consider to be a live infection that is injected into their children when given this vaccine (Fadda, Depping and Schulz 2015). This leads to parent s either rejecting the idea of giving their children vaccines completely, or putting their children on a delayed vaccine schedule (Fadda, Depping and Schulz 2015). In Switzerland where vaccines are considered recommended, but
- 28. The Effects OfWar On Soldiers By Erich Maria Remarque s... The effects of war on soldiers cannot be understated. Soldiers throughout history have suffered, both physically and mentally. Soldiers go through rigorous methods of preparation, making sure they are fit to fight all types of enemies. This preparation helps mentally, but it is often not enough. Many soldiers are not fit for the horrors of war, a scenario far more common during the days of military drafts. Young men are thrown into wars, and leave with everlasting mental scars. Paul Bäumer, the center piece of Erich Maria Remarques All Quiet on the Western Front, is one of these young men. The novel follows Paul s experience through World War I, as he gets a first hand look at the front line of war. Readers experience almost all aspects... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Paul joins a few locals in a discussion about the war. He is hounded about specific war actions, given no option but to listen to varying opinions on the mistakes at the frontline. The locals dismiss Paul s opinion, deeming him unknowledgeable. Their departing statement shows little to no respect to a soldier fighting their war, saying I hope we will soon hear something worth while from you (Remarque 168). A statement that is dismissive and insulting, and one that is echoed throughout the town. Armchair generals often think they have all the answers during a war, when in fact they have no experience in the war. They are often insulting and offensive, as seen in Paul s experience. These members of society are often blinded by their own opinions, not taking into consideration the mental strength it takes to fight for one s country. Paul does not find a home when he goes on leave. He finds a foreign place that was once home. He is constantly reminded by the horrors of war, while he leasts expects it, both physically and mentally. This struggle is met by the unintentional disrespect shown by some of the locals. All this adds up to a mental struggle a soldiers should not have to deal with during a time of leave, and one that will come back to him during his return to the frontline. The events of Paul s homecoming had a lasting effect on his emotional stability during the war. Before his leave, he shows little to no sign of emotional
- 29. Childhood Innocence IsVeiled By Joy And Ignorance Karlee Bulla Literary Studies 30 October, 2017 Dr. Glover Childhood Innocence Living in an Adult World Childhood innocence is veiled by joy and ignorance while the hardships of adulthood are incoherent to the imagination of children; as seen in the troubling world around kids as one of bliss rather than that of worry as an adult. Children s views on the real world are easily manipulated but the outside sources that are in their everyday lives. These sources come from the environment around them, such as problems that adults suffer relating to stress, relationship struggles, job security, and happiness of their family. The unknown problem that children seem to have masked over them is the importance of reality and how ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The father had paid, the collectors are gone, the lights are back on and the family can be thankful. The emotion range in the house is high as one can image the stress of low income can bring. The joy of the child is felt, as the joy of the members in this house were as well with the stress of deadlines have been met. The good times were coming and the good times are here. The dialect of this poem is another connection to this family and the child, as well as the community they are apart of. Scholar Joyce Johnson writes in her article titled The Theme of Celebration in Lucille Clifton s Poetry , her response to this poem. The emotion in this instance is jubilation and the sense of celebration associated with the good times that come by way of small triumphs in the community dwellers battle to survive (71). Her quote ties in joy, celebration, and community that all overlap into the importance of this poem. Johnson writes further, ...those who fail to recognize the measure of good times in a culture and community they don t understand (72). Those in the community know the struggles it takes to make a living and provide those happy times for their children. The last lines of the poem tie in the final conclusion to Clifton s thoughts as oh children think about the good times (1016) settle the overall understanding that children care for the positivity of a situation.
- 30. Discoveries in Chemistryand Their Impacts on Public Life DISCOVERIES IN CHEMISTRY AND THEIR IMPACTS ON PUBLIC LIFE INTRODUCTION Every single day, without even realising it, we use so many things that are brought to us by the discoveries and advances in chemistry. Many of these things we take for granted, and don t even bother to question how it got there, why it is there, and how it works. Chemistry makes up everything in our lives, from the air that we breathe, to the plastic on the keyboard I m typing on now, and a in depth study of some of the wonderful things chemistry has do for the modern day world, will help us to appreciate everything we have a great deal more. For as long as we know, scientists have been creating, and improving new strategies to improve the lives of humans.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... EFFECT: improved workability, decreased residual deformation, increased relative elongation at rupture, and improved appearance. 2 tbl, 4 ex| | | HIGH PRESSURE BOTTLE AND METHOD OF ITS MANUFACTURE| FIELD: protracted storage and transportation of compressed and liquefied gases, mainly fire extinguishers. EFFECT: enhanced reliability and durability; facilitated procedure. 3 cl, 11 dwg| | | | | INVENTION OF PAINT: Paint is one of the greatest inventions. The secret is a new copolymer surfactant molecule that binds the color into a thicker, more durable paint. The new paint molecules are long chains that surround pigment molecules, much like a strip of Velcro wrapped around a tennis ball, which provides more space for the latex to cling to. As a result, the paint covers any color in a single coat, leaves a washable finish. | | INVENTION OF MOLDING FINGERPRINTS:Benjamin Moore s new Aura interior paint doesn t require a primer, and the paint doesn t stick, thanks to innovative chemistry.Materials chemists at the University of Toronto have developed a new elastic light sensitive material that changes color based on pressure and could be used to capture data rich fingerprints in multiple colors. The material could also be used in pressure sensors in consumer products, such as consumer electronics, airbag
- 31. Summary Of LucyIn The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe Lucy in The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe is a hero because she helps fight off the evil White Witch and save Narnia. Even though no one believes Narnia is real she continues to go there and visit the faun and beavers. She also later in the book helps defeat the white witch and her army and then saves the faun. After the battle she then heals all of the wounded soldiers with her healing potion. These prove that Lucy is a hero. In the lion the witch and the wardrobe the ordinary world is earth, it s where they first start out. the place where there isn t Lucy finds a wardrobe. The wardrobe is in a plain room. She continues to look around the wardrobe and eventually go inside. This would be the call to adventure. She finds a magical place in the wardrobe called Narnia. this must simply be an enormous wardrobe! Thought Lucy, going still further in and pushing the soft folds of the coats aside to make room for her. She then noticed that there was something crunching under her feet. The next moment she noticed she was rubbing her hands and face against something hard and prickly. Why, it is just like branches of trees! She then goes on to find a faun, the faun is half man half goat. The faun goes by the name of Mr. Tumnus. Mr. Tumnus explains to Lucy that there is a Witch and that is the reason it snows all the time. He goes on to explain that she is the queen of Narnia and when she finds animals or people she doesn t like she turns them into stone. Lucy is
- 32. Questions On ManagerialCultural Intelligence 4.Analysis of the results The analysis section is divided into the main themes and subthemes to meet the research objectives. The findings are compared to the existing literature. Research objective 1: To investigate the CQ level of the managers according to the four factors model and to define how their previous international background influences their CQ. 4.1.Managerial cultural intelligence Metacognitive component. This component refers to the ability to adapt behavior to the situation and to acquire cultural knowledge. Almost all managers use consciously their cultural knowledge in cross cultural communication, they travel a lot and pay much attention to cultural sensitivities. They also adjust their cultural knowledge during cross cultural interaction and check its accuracy beforehand. Simultaneously, they enjoy communication with people from different cultures and look for such communication purposefully, either related to the learning of foreign languages or their personal interests: I travel a lot and I work with different cultures in different roles that I have, not just within SEMrush, and I m very conscious of cultural sensitivities whenever I travel for business or personal reasons, I pay a lot of attention to how to act and speak and not just be who I am in general . (Participant 4) It s difficult to divide one s stereotypes and perceptions from the essence of things. For example, I know a lot about Korean culture as I wrote a dissertation on this
- 33. The Trading NetworksOf The 17th And The 18th Centuries The trading networks of the 17th and the 18th centuries, probably the reason America is here and why we re Americans. That is because this trade was a new type of trade, international trade or involving the whole world in one network, mass production, diversity, and mixing of cultures. As a result of such trading networks the western hemisphere was now being populated more heavily and the first colonies where starting to form. Documents2, and 4 describes how Chinese greed for silver changed a lot of old patterns, documents 3, 1, 5, and 6 discuss how silver affected distribution of money, the economy, and methods of payment, documents 7 and 8 discuss the impact of silver on the world and the controversies it aroused. In documents... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... This changed patterns of trade deficit where before it was on the Portuguese it was now on China who were pouring out everything in exchange for only silver which they didn t even reinvest in their economy. This source isn t that reliable mainly because it was written by a British merchant who tried convincing Britain into joining trade. Therefore it was a secondary document from the outside looking in so all data may not be correct. Thus the global distribution of silver greatened the connection between the west and the east eliminating old patterns of trade deficit. In the documents 3, 1, 5, and 6 they discuss how when silver came into the picture many payment and old money accounting methods changed. Document 3 talks about how in China the economy began to fall due to cheaper grain harvest. The reason that the harvest was cheaper is because the taxes where now forced to be paid in silver which China dispersed very little silver into the economy. It is a reliable document because elders of villages directly told Wang Xijue a court official of China about the first hand suffering of its people. Document 1 states how the introduction of silver to China created much greed and whoever has a lot can never have enough but whoever has little has enough. That is because of the suffering brought on by silver whoever had a little needed to worry
- 34. The Slave LaborCamp, Buna, By Primo Levi From birth, three basic necessities are recognized as vital in order to sustain life, those being clothing, shelter, and food (which also includes water). With these three basic requirements met, a human can survive. However surviving and living one s life fully as a human are separate things, and the question must be asked does the limitation of food to the bare minimum required to continue sustaining one s body begin to also impinge on one s humanity (which for the purposes of this paper will be defined as the entire humanexistence, physically, emotionally, and otherwise) in a more thorough way? Food is a prime example of how the slave labor camp, Buna, as told by Primo Levi in his memoir Survival in Auschwitz, attempted to dehumanize Levi. Levi begins with the journey (the literal one) at a camp in Italy where he is being held. It was announced by the Germans that Jews would be leaving the camp destination unknown. Loaded onto buses, the crowds were taken to a train station where they boarded and were off. Levi recalls the discomfort of the train and accounts of others around him. Upon arrival, the men and women were separated, and soon thereafter Levi, unaware the same fate awaited him, first witnessed a prisoner. From entering the camp and onward, he is confused by the atrocities occurring around him. Levi goes through the motions of admittance, shower, tattoo, new uniform, barrack assignment and then began the long tortuous year, where his will was so
- 35. Identify An AdvertisingOpportunity For A Client Of Your... KAP 402: Copywriting Art Direction Assessment 2 Thi Thu Ha Nguyen N9059393 26 October 2014 Identify an advertising opportunity for a client of your own choosing. Develop a Creative Brief to deliver a minimum of three executions as part of an integrated creative campaign. You will need to provide a Creative Strategy for the campaign and a Creative Rationale for each of the executions developed Creative Brief 1.Background The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge is the latest product of the Galaxy Note range. The beautiful curved edge expands user s own creative space. The borderless aesthetics from the expanded surface gives a fluidic and infinite experience to users. 2.Target market Samsung Galaxy Edge targets business people from 30 to 45 years old, as known as Gen X in Australia. Most of them are men in middle and high social class. According to research, Gen X also has critical judgement, knowledge, and wariness. They have a willingness to spend, particularly if a purchase is useful for them in the future. In addition, gen X is the fastest growing group of consumers who is willing to spend full price for luxury products. This is a group that is savvy to all things marketing related, and they highly appreciate messages without spin and thinly concealed motives. Speaking directly to Xers is an opportunity to forge long lasting relationships. 3.Objectives 40% of target audience looks for information about The Note Edge in store, online, etc. 4.Insight The Note Edge
- 36. Superbowl Party Narrative SuperbSuperbowl Party It was Sunday, February 16th, 2017, I was just starting to get out of bed after a long night of preparing for the Superbowl party I was going to have today. I walked out of my room just to see the ridiculous amount of Steelers posters were up, I could only guess it was my dad. I smelled the fragrance of the scented candle my mom had set up by the fireplace in the living room as I was walking to open the door to the garage. I opened the door to expect the guests to be here, but they were nowhere to be found. Hello? I said aloud, but no one replied. I went to the kitchen to notice a helicopter outside the window with Donald Trump, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Jerry Seinfeld. After I let them in Arnold Schwarzenegger asked... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Don t you think that is a little too much money to bet with? Jerry Seinfeld questioned. Nonsense, I m the president and I am rich. Donald Trump replied. Now I realized that Trump is a billionaire and it won t really matter if he loses this bet. I went to go get the food out for the guests, there was pizza, steak, cookies that Arnold was already eating, and slugs which are for Shrek and only Shrek. Shrek didn t arrive yet for some unknown reason so I watched the game for a little bit while Donald Trump and Arnold Schwarzenegger were fighting over who should eat the cookies. No, put the cookie down! Arnold yelled furiously. I believe these cookies are for all the party guests Arnold! Donald Trump replied angrily. They both grabbed a hold of the container of cookies, but since Arnold was more muscular and he was basically a robot, he won the fight and he had all the cookies for himself. Yes, all the cookies are mine! Arnold exclaimed with joy. After the fight for the cookies the door burst open and in came Shrek saying Oh hello
- 37. Breaking Bad andWalter White Essay Breaking Bad is a TV show about a science instructor, Walter White, turning to cooking methamphetamine when he finds out that he has terminal cancer, so as to leave some legacy for his family. The show accompanies Walter as he changes from a compliant and empathetic father to a cold, merciless drug kingpin through the wrong decisions he makes in life. Vince Gilligan made the show with a dream of having the hero turn into the adversary as the show advances and to investigate the subject actions have consequences. In giving Bryan Cranston a part as Walter White, Gilligan picked a performing artist whose livelihood bend dovetails uncannily with his character. As Walt changes from such a family man himself into a force eager executioner,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... On some level he knows he can t control others, and that learning fills his edginess. In The Fly, Breaking Bad s most clearly ruminative scene, Walt miracles provided that he can uncover a way out of the profound mess he s in. I truly believe there exists some combination of words, he tells Jesse. There must exist certain words in a certain specific order that would explain all of this. I just can t ever seem to find them. Walt imagines that provided that he can uncover a succession of expressions as flawlessly requested as the gem designs he uncovered in graduate school, he can legitimize all his movements to Skyler and repair his broken family maybe much adjust the unalterable wrongs he has done. However Nietzsche s cautioning about dialect rings a bell again: expressions can t catch what we without a doubt feel, and we can t control how others will hear even the most. So it is suitable for that composition, when it s all said and done, appears as if it will exhibit Walt s defeat. The focus when last we saw him, in the scene Gliding Over All, Hank was using the restroom sitting on the toilet, finding Walt s replica of Whitman s Leaves of Grass. Five years after the fact of looking for, the reaction to the mystery of the blue meth falls right into Hank s lap: he opens the book and examines an etching that joins Walt with Heisenberg. Gliding Over
- 38. Essay On PolycysticKidney Disease The polycystic kidney disease is a genetic disease: the kidney tissue is replaced by various cysts. In nephrology it is usual to distinguish between the two forms of the disease, one of them, in particular, affects the adult, while the other is more typical of the newborn. The disease impairs the functioning of the kidneys. The causes of these problems are to be sought in a genetic mutation. The symptoms differ according to the stage of disease: it starts from abdominal pain, to reach even to infections that affect the kidneys and the urinary tract. Causes: In most cases, kidney cysts are isolated and have no clinical significance. In polycystic kidney disease the cause is a mutation in the PKD1 gene (chromosome 16) in 85% of cases and the PKD2 gene (chromosome 4) for the remaining 15% of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Treatment There is no cure for polycystic kidney disease. Scientific research, in fact, failed to identify therapies that could be decisive. However your doctor may prescribe drugs or treatment to relieve certain symptoms. You have to treat hypertension with medications with ACE inhibitors or low salt diet, the same way as kidney failure can be slowed with a lifestyle healthier, doing physical activity, and not smoking, eating fat free foods. Sometimes in old age you have to resort to dialysis. Against abdominal pain and lower back you can use the analgesics and to fight urinary infections the antibiotic. In some cases it is possible to resort to a surgical intervention, which may consist of a kidney transplant or in the emptying of the cysts. These operations, however, are only recommended in exceptional cases. Prevention: if you ve polycystic kidney infection and you re considering having kids, a hereditary advocate can help you survey your danger of passing the sickness to your expected
- 39. The Fast FoodIndustry Is A Multi Billion Dollar Industry `The fast food industry is a multi billion dollar industry that has generated about 200 billion U.S. dollars just in 2013 alone. This industry employs approximately four million people across the country with 83% of U.S. consumers dining at fast food restaurants at least once a week. The word fast food made its addition to the Merriam Webster dictionary during the early 1950 s. The fast food industry s (also known as Quick Service Restaurants) modern system of fast food franchising is said to have begun in the 1930 s. These franchises focus on executing high volume, low cost, and high speed products. Many American fast food companies are franchised in over 100 countries in today s society. There are numerous different types of fast food restaurants like on premises restaurants; drive thrus; take out; and cafeterias/buffets. Due to the nature of the service, the food tends to be preheated and/or precooked in order to keep up with the busy lives of today s modern nomadic community. All the food is standardized and shipped from a central distribution hub. Within the last decade, there has been an increased demand for better quality of food from fast food restaurants. Usually the food is highly processed with high fat content that is mass produced to all franchises. This has been a huge issue for fast food companies to get a handle on because of the national initiative to control obesity in America. In response to the health movement across the U.S., fast food companies
- 40. Effects of Livingin a Foreign Country Essay Living away from your country can be a really interesting and unforgettable experience, but at the same time it has very important effects on one s life. The purpose of this essay is to discuss the three main effects that living in another country can produce in your personal life. The major effect, and also a very common one, is that once you start a regular life away from home, you miss everything. This fact doesn t mean that you are unhappy but that you are aware of being on your own. Missing your family and the attention they all paid to you is a very usual thing to do. Little details like sitting on a Sunday morning watching TV alone instead of helping your dad organizing his things or having a nice chat with your mom makes you ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... It s obvious then that you have started to appreciate everything you had back where you belong. The second main effect would be learning how to accept another type of society and culture into your daily life. Since you are living in a place with different customs and traditions from yours, you have to be able to develop yourself in unknown conditions. This means making new friends, learning other points of view, accepting different opinions and values, and seizing every opportunity you have to go to new places. Therefore, you ll be able to achieve true knowledge. Suggesting to change your mind totally or to be square minded would be foolish; the best thing to do would be to stick to your most important values and, according to them, change those that you believe could be improved. The most significant effect of living away from home is the independent behavior that grows inside of you. Living on your own far from your family gives you a lot of experiences toward organizing your life. Since it is up to you and no one else to go to school, clean your room, wash your clothes, and organize your expenses, it is predictable that you will have a good and strong meaning of responsibility. Being independent and responsible will help you get through life every goal you want to achieve. Living far from home, even for a short period of time, can be really hard at the beginning. We have to remember that all changes are difficult, but they are
- 41. The Impact OfAdvancements Of Robotic Technology Essay Abstract The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of the advancements of robotic technology in libraries. It provides a literature based background on the general state of robotics and adds insights related to the library setting. Additionally, it looks into the factors that libraries need to consider when planning to acquire robots, including finances, staff and technical knowledge, space and charging facilities. Finally, it provides a quick look at how this technology will affect both the libraries and communities. I. Introduction The concept of robots has been with humans for a long time. From the robot knight plan of Leonardo da Vinci to the automatons of Jacques de Vaucanson, to the robots created by several robotics companies, people have demonstrated a fascination. The word robot came from the Czech word, robota which means forced labor . In 1921, writer Karel Capek used it in his play entitled Rossum s Universal Robots (R.U.R.). The credit for coming up with such term, however, goes to Josef Capek, his brother. Presently, robot means a machine that performs complex actions, similar to humans or other animals; also a machine that can perform repetitive tasks, guided by automatic controls. (Shulman Buckley, 2014). Advances in technology have allowed the world to move forward in the creation of these machines for various purposes. Libraries, being both learning and cultural hubs of societies, have unique opportunities to introduce the idea of robots.
- 42. Hotel and RestaurantIndustry in Turkish Economy STRUCTURE OF TURKISH ECONOMY HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS 1. INTRODUCTION 2. Tourism Impact on National Economy 3. Impacts of Hotel and Restaurant Industry on National Economy 4. Hotel and Restaurant Industry 4.1. Hotel Industry 4.2. Historical Background of Hotel Industry 4.3. Investments in Hotel Industry in Turkey 4.4. Evaluation of Hotel Industry 4.5. Restaurant Industry 4.6. Historical Background of Restaurant Industry 4.7. Investments in Restaurant Industry in Turkey 5. S.W.O.T Analysis for Hotel and Restaurant Industry 6. CONCLUSION 7. REFERENCES 1. Introduction The aim of this research is to provide information about Hotels and Restaurants on tourism industry as well as its contribution to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The hotel and restaurant industry include institutions, facilities, human resources, financing mechanisms and also organizational structures that connect companies or investors and resources that cater to the needs of domestic and foreign travelers. Institutions consist of government departments, private sector providers of lodging and catering services, such as hotels, motels, restaurants, fast food establishments and finally educational institutions which provide training activities as well as other types of organizations, are responsible for the promotion of tourism services. The local hotel industry is now in its mature stage and mainly characterized by the overcapacity of available rooms against categories of services. However, the local restaurant and fast food industry members are in their growing stage and has the chance to increase the consumer demand for every improving product. The rapid expansion of food industry is an indicator fort his demand. The popularity of these fast food facilities emerged in 1980 s and for the last few decades, the industry has a consistent improvement that has doubled its growth rate digit 5.1. Hotel Industry The Hotel Industry deals with develop, own, manage, and/or operate lodging facilities, including motels and full service hotels. This industry is comprised of several sub industries as following ; * Travel Accommodations * Hotels (except casinos)
- 43. Police Officers AndLaw Enforcement Law enforcement officers equipped with body worn cameras lower external use of force complaints and better compliance during police and citizens encounters creates a more positive experience for police and law abiding citizens. In recent years, law enforcement officers have come under tremendous scrutiny by the public due to police officers use of excessive force. Several deadly force incidents captured on video and not captured caused the arrest or dismissal of police officers. Video footage of law enforcement in the performance of their jobs represents the most powerful visual evidence that can help exculpate or incriminate police officers and law abiding citizens. The essence of accountability and responsibility followed by the consequences of police misconduct exposed on video allow for better transparency and justice. Officers equipped with body cameras, reduced excessive use of force complaints and better cooperation from citizen. In today s ubiquitous cell phone video and surveillance society, police departments should procure body worn cameras as soon as fiscally possible to utilize and support the officers version of events during serious or frivolous complaints. Body camera footage properly secured, affords departments that ability to address costly lawsuits, especially when officers are wrongly accused of misconduct. In 2015, police distrust and civil disobedience resurfaced when a white Ferguson, Missouri Police Officer Darren Wilson,
- 44. A Hermeneutical Paperon the Book of Ruth A Hermeneutical Paper A Paper on the Book of Ruth In Biblical Hermeneutics Presented to Michael Szuk Columbia Bible College By Justun Chan March 17th 2008 1. Working independently of Bible study helps make an outline of the book of Ruth. To do this, read it through ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... The geographic location of Moab is east of the Dead Sea and located southeast of Bethlehem which is all located in the ancient middle east. Noami and Ruth are both from the land of Moab, which makes Moab a very significance to their characters. The very location of Moab is not nesesarily important, but rather the history of Moab. Moab is region that is founded upon sin. The land was founded by Moab who is a son of Lot that was in result of incest with his daughters. War and bloody battles are also very rampant between Moab and Israel, which often makes Moab the enemy in the eyes of Israel. Animosity is common between the two nations of Moab and Israel and is often revealed in scripture. In Deuteronomy, it states that Moabites are forbidden to enter any sacred temples or synagogues (Deuteronomy 23:3). In other history, people often went to find mystics from Moab in order to curse and bring suffering to people. As Elimelech moves his family from Bethlehem to Moab, he reveals many characteristics about his attitude and it also serves as symbolic revelation for the reader. Not only is the act of fleeing from Bethlehem is against the commands of God, but Elimelech also travels to a land of his enemies. Within the story, Elimelech dies of some unknown cause, which is quite apparent of his consequences. The fact that both Elimelech s sons marry Moabite women show that their family was very
- 45. QCF 3 UNIT616 Unit 616 1.1.2.1.2.2.2.3.2.4.5.1.5.3.5.4.5.6.5.7 There are several current legislation, guidelines, policies and protocols relevant to the administration of medication. These are The medicines Act (1968), Misuse of Drugs Act (1971), Misuse of Drugs Regulations (2007), Health Act (2000) The Care Standards Act (2000), Domiciliary Care Agencies Regulations (2002) Control of Substances Hazards to Health (2002), Hazard Waste Regulations, Controlled Waste Regulations (1992), The Handling of Medic9ines in Social Care and The Safe and Secure Handling of Medicines; a Team Approach. Organisational policy and procedures should include how to receive and record medication, safe storage, prescribing, dispensing, administration, monitoring and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... There are several types of medication, each has a purpose and function needed for their administration via the different routes. Tablets, capsules, liquids, suspensions and mixtures are taken via the oral route. Inhalers and nebulisers are used to treat respiratory conditions such as asthma. Delivery is straight to the lungs. The delivery route is inhalation. Intramuscular injections are injected
- 46. Script On Mormonism MormonismScript W: When Joseph Smith created Mormonism aka the church of Jesus Christ and the latter day saint, he had never expected it would be the cause of his demise. Founded in New York in 1830, Mormonism was a religion that was very disliked in most communities around the time of its creation. P: Mormonism was disliked for several reasons. Mormonism was seen as a threat to a culture that depended on slaves. The Mormons belief of holding no slaves was perceived as a threat to the current society. Further, their belief in plural marriage threatened the social and ethical norms of the time. The rapidly growing Mormon communities brought with them the potential for increased political influence. They were considered outsiders who led ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... H: It means honey bee. R: Once the settlers had mapped out the area called Deseret, they asked the US government to make it a state, but the US countered with a smaller patch of land called Utah, named after the Ute Indians. Young became the governor of this place. Scene 3 S: Is it true that there are weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, I mean a Mormon uprising out west? W: Yes that is true. S: Then gather the troops we re gonna go stop it. P: Wait! Let s try to negotiate this. S: Why would we do that? P: Because it s what our articles says happens. S: Can t argue with history. Let s negotiate! W: After this confusion and many preparations for war, settlement was negotiated and Mormon growth resumed. In fact, 20 years later in 1877, the year of Brigham s death, the population of Mormons in Utah grew to 140,000 and at one time, half of them were immigrants from Britain. R: However, polygamy was unlawful by the US government, so many Mormons were jailed and some leaders were forced to go underground. A law in 1887 put many restrictions on the church and those who did not renounce polygamy lost their political rights, and the destruction of the Church as an economic
- 47. Arsenic Research Papers BriannaCross10/28/16 Chemistry Essay Arsenic Arsenic is one of the most toxic elements that can be found on Earth. Arsenic has a symbol of As and an atomic number of 33. It is a metalloid which gives it both metal and nonmetal characteristics. Arsenic has many allotropes, but the gray form is important for industry. The three main allotropes are metallic gray, black, and yellow. Gray arsenic is brittle and has a low hardness (based on the Moh s hardness scale) yet a high density. Yellow arsenic is soft and waxy. It is least dense and most toxic. It is also transformed into gray arsenic by light. Black arsenic is brittle and glassy. It is a poor electrical conductor as well. Inorganic and organic compounds of arsenic are found in many places among the earth. Arsenic is discovered in the environment from both nature and certain human activities. Arsenic is usually found in soils, sediments, and groundwater. The process of mining, ore smelting, and industrial use of arsenic can result in these inorganic compounds meeting the surface. Organic arsenic compounds are found in fish, shellfish and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Mineral forms of arsenic were known as early as the fourth century BC, but Albertus Magnus, a German scholastic, is usually credited with the discovery of the element around 1250. The first directions for the preparation of metallic arsenic are found in the writings of Paracelsus. The Greeks of the Roman Empire would use this element to kill others. The compound s lack of color, odor and taste made the sinister hard to detect, as well as the distribution in nature which made it available to all classes. The symptoms of Arsenic were similar to food poisoning and other common disorders which also made it hard to figure out if it was a planned death. These inorganic and organic compounds can be the reason for a harmful human
- 48. Genital Mutilation AndIts Effects On Women genital mutilation is linked to proper sexual behavior, so by reducing the libido you reduce the chance for sexual promiscuity. Globally war s that have taken place in the 20th and 21st centuries have caused an increase in violence and harm done to women and children, as approximately 1 in 3 women in the world is beaten, coerced into sex, and otherwise abused (Shaw 506). In fact rapeis a common weapon in a warring nation. The United Nations Resolution 1325 on women, peace, and security was adopted in 2000. It focuses on measures to protect women and girls for gender based violence, particularly rape and other forms of sexual abuse, in situations of armed conflict. Still, some countries condone or legalize such crimes, and others accept such violence against women as necessary consequences of war and/or civil unrest, and ethnic cleansing (Shaw 506). Unfortunately, other countries are not the only ones that have high rape rates. In the United States it is estimated that Over 22 million women in the United States have been raped in their lifetime (Feminist). At least 10% of all [rape and sexual assault] victims are male (Rccmsc). The FBI estimates that only 46% of rapes and sexual assaults are reported to the police. Factoring in unreported rapes, about 6% of rapists will ever spend a day in jail. 15 out of 16 will walk free (Feminist). There is a shocking statistic of underage sexual assaults, abuse and rapes. In 2006, 78,000 children were sexually abused.
- 49. Adaptation Of TheAfrican Queen This is a British American Movie that was acted in 1951 and this was an adaptation of the novel The African Queen that was written in 1935 by C.S Forester. The director of this film is John Huston and the producers were John Woolf and Sam Spiegel. The characters Samuel Sayer and his sister Rose are missionaries from Britain who have gone on a mission in Kungdu, a village of German s colony in East Africa just when the First World War had started. All the supplies and mails are delivered by a small boat that uses steam and it is named African Queen and it is driven by a rough Canadian who has an intolerable behavior and whose name is Charllie. He warns these two missionaries that there is war between Germany and Britain but they choose not to escape but rather remain and thus witness how the Germans burn down completely their mission center and capture all the villagers into slavery. Samuel decides to show protest against this evil acts and he is eventually captured and beaten brutally by the German soldiers and this is the eventual cause of his death (Huston Agee). There is a lot of enmity displayed by the Germans against the British and to the Africans and thus it is suicidal to pass through or near a German fortress. Everything is just too dangerous in this movie especially where the Germans are concerned. When Rose and Chrilie decide to navigate to the Ulanga River, they have to pass through a German fortress where they are harassed in addition to the three sets of
- 50. Social Work ForThe Medical Field For many years I have developed an interest in the medical field, in helping people who are at very crucial times in their lives. I have known that I do not want to pursue to be a doctor or a nurse, but rather a professional with in that field who can aid others and follow up on the responsibilities and make them priorities, just as much as doctors make the patients health their point of focus. I have also expressed interest in Child Welfare, which aligns very well with my personal experiences. It is however for that reason that I chose to write this paper on a field of service that otherwise I may have not chosen but that I still envision myself pursuing. What fascinates me about a social work career in a Health care setting are the possibilities that it presents. It allows you to interact with all sorts of patients and assist them in many ways. Just as a social worker is specified to do, they connect others with services. As I have learned social workers in a health care setting, function based off an interdisciplinary team, where they work hand in hand with other health care professionals such as doctors and nurses to provide the patient with the upmost efficient services provided by such institution. Working on such a team where the care for the patient is looked out for on multiple spectrums, is the kind of work environment that I would like to work in someday in the future. In accordance with information provided by the NASW 38 percent of social workers are within the
- 51. The Effect OfBacterial Growth On Space Flight Early studies have documented that bacterial growth increases in space flight; yet, the inherent mechanisms beholden to this growth have not been discovered. As the bacteria devour nutrients, they discharge corollary that can affect growth and impact ultimate cell population denseness. It is acknowledged that these metabolic processes charge a reduction in density of the fluid zone and the solute gradient about every cell. Along this planet, this fluctuation in density leads to an elasticity transfer of the expelled by products. The fluid motion enclosing the cells can be changed through the restricting of the movement to just diffusion because of the lack of activity and deposit in the low gravity space flight surroundings. From this biophysical representation, it was speculated that an increase in speed impacts the lag phase period and the final cell s denseness of suspended cultures of bacteriain a deviating way. This is because of the modifications obtained in the extra cellular fluid constitution. Contained in the paper are experiments of different accelerations that frequently sustained this hypothesis, culmination in foreseeable growth kinetics. Other experiments show plumes of fluid that are visible to the naked eye emerging from metabolizing bacterial cultures. If related fluid kinetics were discovered to come about on a microscopic level, it might inform us of how acceleration impacts bacterium growth kinetics. Introduction Most discoveries point to
- 52. Essay on HowGames Have Changed from Atari to Xbox Atari was the first commercial video game company with hits like break out and pong . For many people pong was the first video game they have ever played. The idea of pong is that there is two rectangles that only move up and down and a little square that bounces around the screen until one of the rectangles miss, once the rectangle miss the game is over. This game may seem simple now but it sold 19,000 units so you can say what you want but back then this was the greatest game ever. Eventually Pac man came along, this is what history1900.about.com had to say. On May 22, 1980, the Pac Man video game was released in Japan and by October of the same year it was released in the United States. The yellow, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... It was created by Nolan Bushnell and Steve Bristow, influenced by the 1972 Atari arcade game Pong, and built by Steve Wozniak aided by Steve Jobs. The game was ported to video game consoles and upgraded to video games like Super Breakout. Also, Breakout was the basis and inspiration for books, video games, film, and the apple 2 personal computers. Here comes asteroids, but I think I should explain. Asteroids is an arcade fourth person shooter released in November in 1979 by Atari Inc. It was one of the most popular games of the great age of arcade games, selling 70,000 arcade cabinets. Asteroids use a vector display and a two dimensional view that wraps around in both screen axes. The player controls a spaceship in space, which has a timed traverse by flying saucers. The point of the game is to shoot and destroy asteroids and spaceships while not crashing with either, or being hit by the spaceships lasers. As you can see these games would seem pretty simple to us now, in fact let s explore some of the 20th century video games. Let s start off with prince of Persia: sands of time. This game is very well known for the puzzles that were so simple but you would over think it because it was a video game Xbox list says sands of time is a major advancement in the gaming industry Here comes the game that will still have sequels in 2037 halo. Halo is a first person shooter that is on top of
- 53. Apol 104 SecularHumanisn and Christianity Secular Humanism and Christianity I. Part One: Secular Humanism 1. The Question of Origin A humanist rejects any existence and or thought of God and is believed that modern science can answer the question of how life began. Atheists...propose the idea that God is not necessary for life or morals, and the answer to mankind s existence is found only in nature itself (Weider Gutierrez. 2011, p56). They believe that the entire universe as well as life is simply by coincidence and that lucky for us, nonliving matter turned to living cells which eventually led to humankind; also known as Darwin s theory. 2. The Question of Identity Humanists are always seeking primary truth through experiment and observation. They also ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Man decides for himself what is right and wrong, and is given the will to change his mind at any point. This goes hand in hand with the whole humanist belief and that man is in control of his own destiny as well as the principles he chooses to live by daily. 5. The Question of Destiny Humanist s believe that this world and this life is all we have. Once this machine (the body) breaks down and dies, death is the final and there is nothing more beyond that. Once the body starts decomposing, all that remains or they suggests lives on, is the impact they left on loved ones and through their culture (Weider Gutierrez, 2011, p64). II. Part One: Secular Humanism vs. Christian Worldview 1. The Question of Origin In contrast to the humanist s worldview that everything happened by chance, Christians believe that from the beginning, everything that exists, including humans was the result of God. Now Christians do believe in micro evolution, also known as adaption, where an animal can endure some changes to help itself adapt to a different condition, but will never form into a different species. There is still no scientific evidence that can prove otherwise. God made sure of this when he was creating all living things that he kept all species according to its kind (Genesis 1:21 25). 2. The Question of Identity As opposed to the humanist view where we are nothing more then an highly developed animal, the Bible teaches us
- 54. Wireless Wireless Security Technical Pointof View Wireless Security Technical Point of View W ireless network (Wi Fi) is now widely established and utilized at home, offices and everywhere in public areas such as rail stations, streets, and etc. This newsletter provides the technical knowledge of Wi Fi technologies, relevant threats and countermeasures for building a secure internal Wi Fi network. For the end user best practices of using Wi Fi, please refer to another newsletter entitled Wireless Network, Best Practices for General User . Wireless Technologies| Classification of Networks Technological advancement in wireless communications has led to the worldwide proliferation of networks. The various kinds of network ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Please respond with the code sent to your mobile device to stop unauthorized activity. The victim replies with the code, and the attacker gains access to the victim s email account. As Grzonkowski notes, after resetting the account password, the attacker could send the victim an SMS stating, Thank you for verifying your Google account. Your temporary password is [TEMPORARY PASSWORD. New Spear Phishing Attack Bypasses Two Factor Authentication5 By clicking on the forgot password link and requesting the verification code, the attacker prompts the email provider to send an SMS message with the code to the victim s mobile phone. To get the code, the attacker then sends the victim a separate SMS message saying something like, Google has detected unusual activity on your account. Please respond with the code sent to your mobile device to stop unauthorized activity. The victim replies with the code, and the attacker gains access to the victim s email account. As Grzonkowski notes, after resetting the account password, the attacker could send the victim an SMS stating, Thank you for verifying your Google account. Your temporary password is [TEMPORARY PASSWORD.
- 55. As there areobvious flaws in WEP, another wireless security algorithm, Wi Fi Protected Access (WPA), was introduced in 2003 by Wi Fi Alliance4. WPA was the interim security
- 56. The Perfect Body Lock,M. and V. K. Nguyen 2010. The Normal Body in An Anthropology of Biomedicine, UK: Wiley Blackwell, pp 32 56. Example 1: normal embodiment of the body or The Perfect Body : The 2014 underwear campaign The Perfect Body launched by Victoria s Secret demonstrates the comercially marketable idea of a normal body. The knowledge produced about the idea in this case of the normal body is a standarization female of ideals within modern society. This image is a representation of the embodiment by society of what an ideal female should look like and is reflected into this Victoria s Secret advertisement campaign. Drawing on Lock and Nguyen s (2010) discussion on the natural body this advertisement presents a powerful example of how an ideal persists as the body is objectified to conform to a societal ideal in social representations. It also suggests tht the body is a homogenious space , women are classified and objectified and placed in a category and this is what the perfect body looks like. The advertisement campaign solidifies that ideal with the slogan The Perfect Body and does not demonstrate a truthful depiction of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ... Once again the normalisation and idea of standardisation put forward by Lock and Nguyeon (2010) contributes to the embodiment of usage. By constantly exposing the population to an action or behaviour they will eventually become used to it and no longer stigmatise it. Therefore as more violent images are used in everyday media the population becomes more accepting. (p32 33, 37 38) Futher reading: