Waiting for Godot Major Themes

Ralph Waldo Emerson, famous literary writer, once inscribed, â€Å"Much of human life is lost in waiting† (Richardson, 24). Individuals cannot escape the waiting in daily life even if they wished so. Waiting is inscribed into society, from waiting for a bus ride, beverages at a favourite coffee house, items to be checked out at a grocery store or simply, arriving to a location too early for an occasion to occur. In Samuel Beckett’s legendary play Waiting for Godot, the main characters Estragon and Vladimir obsess about waiting for the mysterious individual Godot to arrive. From this waiting, scholars have created many literary analysis of the play the most persuasive being political, religious and existentialist in nature. The Cold War took place over decades, beginning in 1947 and concluding in 1991. The word cold is not only used in the title of this war, but also inscribed deeply into it. The war did not feature guns, bullets and soldiers, instead the war was fought aloofly between communist countries in things like sport events, propaganda and technological opposition. The Cold War appears as a metaphor for many scholars in Waiting for Godot. The characters hold a lot of emotion but never seem to really do anything with it, except discuss it at length. More than once the word nothing is used. There is often â€Å"nothing to do† (Beckett, 13) and â€Å"nothing to show† (Beckett, 4) and the character’s world stays the same. Scholars also point to the play as being Marxist in nature. Godot is the Capitalist full of power and who separates himself from the working class, the other characters are the working class, without personal purpose or goals. Pozzo and Lucky serve as an example of the Marxism analysis as well, Pozzo illustrating that to the Capitalist to labour. â€Å"Pozzo is blind to what is happening around him and Lucky is mute to protest his treatment† (Hutching, 68) serves as evidence of this relationship. Political interpretations abound in this play as do religious ones. The character in which the play focuses on yet never makes an actual appearance is Godot. It is imperative for the religious examination of the play to note that the root word of Godot is God. Perhaps this is what spun the belief that Godot is a representation of God. Religious references are apparent in the play right from the beginning. Estragon asks Vladimir what he wishes from Godot and offers as a suggestion in his probing â€Å"A kind of prayer? † to which Vladimir replies â€Å"Precisely† (Beckett, 14). Estragon and Vladimir discuss religion and specific bible passages during their wait. For example, they speak about a biblical reference of two thieves. â€Å"Our Saviour. Two thieves. One is supposed to †¦ have been saved and the other . . . he searches for the contrary of saved) . . . damned† Vladimir states and when Estragon asks what the thief is saved from, Vladimir responds â€Å"Hell† (Beckett, 64). It is interesting to note that in the bible passage, both thieves are saved from hell and like the thieves, Estragon and Vladimir wish to be saved from what Estragon later claims is â€Å"hell† (Beckett, 89). God and Godot also share a physical attribute; both have beards. Lucky states that Godot has a â€Å"white beard† (Beckett, 43) and later, the character of the boy offers that Godot also has a beard. Beckett frequently disappeared â€Å"into a trance† (Knowlson, 401) when writing and many followers of the religious analysis have accepted this as evidence that Beckett was unaware of his attentions, thus influenced by a â€Å"higher power† (Knowlson, 232). Strong appointments to this are those who see the play as Existentialist in nature. Existentialism, as defined by Oxford English Dictionary is, â€Å"The individual's unique position as a self-determining agent responsible for the authenticity of his or her choices. † The central idea of existentialism is that humans are accountable for designing, implementing and adhering to their own destiny. Thus, destiny is not God made, it is person made. Estragon and Vladimir have decided to stay in the dreary physical setting of isolation and containment. Estragon seems to offer readers a deeper thought process then his quiet and reliant friend Vladimir. Vladimir states, â€Å"All I know is that the hours are long, †¦ under these conditions, and constrain us to beguile them with proceedings which – how shall I say – which may at first sight seem reasonable, until they become a habit†¦ you follow my reasoning? † (Beckett, 91). This quote is powerful, suggesting that filling one’s day with actions just to pass time such as removing a boot as Estragon did, is suitable for a short period but unacceptable for a long course of time. Although he states this, Vladimir does not leave the scene. Pozzo and Lucky, two of the three only people Estragon and Vladimir have contact with, have a slave and master relationship, but neither chooses to step outside this, instead the two characters grow deeply dependant on one another. Vladimir and Estragon go as far as to contemplate suicide, but do not proceed to do so. Thus, all the characters in Waiting for Godot, could live an altered life, with enhanced opportunities, but choose to stay frozen in the dark. under these conditions, and constrain us to beguile them with proceedings which – how shall I say – which may at first sight seem reasonable, until they become a habit. You may say it is to prevent our reason from foundering. No doubt. But has it not long been straying in the night without end of the abyssal depths? Academics have long linked Waiting for Godot and Beckett himself, to the existential movement. The greatest argument followers of the theory have is that Beckett never discloses Godot being a symbol of God, instead, he greatly declined the claim stating â€Å"that if by Godot I had meant God I would [have] said God, and not Godot† (Knowlson, 412). â€Å"Waiting is painful. Forgetting is painful. But not knowing which to do is the worse type of suffering†, Paulo Coelho, celebrated Brazilian author wrote. The internal and external suffering which Estragon and Vladimir seem spellbound in is dreadful yet alluring in the same instant. Dreadful because the characters and audience wait for relief and alluring because they are enticed about what could be but is not. The waiting in Waiting for Godot has long stood as a secrecy requiring solving and the theories of politics, existentialism and religion offer convincing analyses to this literary puzzle. No one but Beckett himself and perhaps not even him, comprehend the genuine significance of this play, thus, like Estragon and Vladimir, scholars and audiences alike are caught waiting for a conclusion that may never arrive.

Picaresque Novel

Callie Dahlhauser Lora Devereaux Composition II April 3, 2013 A Picaresque Novel The picaresque novel is an early type of novel originating from the Spanish word picaro. Picaro means a rogue or an adventurer. This type of novel describes the journeys that the main character or â€Å"picaro† take part in. The main character is usually of low social class and manipulates their way through life instead of working for what they want.The main point of the picaresque novel is to present the main character and reveal his/her adventures (Murfin). There are seven key qualities that determine if a novel is picaresque or not. First, the novel will tell of the rogue’s life usually in first person. Second, the rogue comes from low social class and is very basic. Third, the novel is made up of â€Å"episodes† that are put together to create the whole. Forth, the main character will not change personality throughout this story. Fifth, the novel is going to portray realism. Sixt h, the picaro does not engage in criminal activities.Seventh, there is a variety of social classes thrown in throughout the novel (Harmon). Picaresque novels are told in first-person point of view and discuss thoroughly the social class of the characters. The picaresque novel is very much discontinuous and structureless. The point of this type of novel is to address the life story of the mischievous main character. This character relies on his intellects to get him far in life rather than hard labor. This adventurous character participates in escapades where he barely succeeds to escape ( Harmon).In a picaresque novel, the central character does not develop into someone else. They start of being a picaro in the beginning and end the same way. They describe the life of the rogue or even just part of their lives. Their qualities stay the same as does the main characters social status. As mentioned before, these types of novels lack structure and usually involve unrelated parts that co me together as a whole (Murfin). Many classify picaresque novels to be romantic because of the adventurous storyline.The picaresque novel however is actually marked as being realistic. Because of the fact that the settings in these stories are very life-like, it gives the novel a realistic texture. The novel is presented with simplicity of language also. It can also be considered realistic because of the in depth detail that is portrayed throughout the novels (Bloom). The rogue in these novels usually does not involve themselves in criminal mischief. They lack virtue which means they rely on tricks and pranks to get them what they want.Many times if the picaro is employed they do tedious work and do not fully apply themselves. In these novels, there is no plot. The story is made up of loosely connected adventures and stories (Harmon). One example of a picaresque novel is Mark Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Huck Finn is the picaro in the story and the novel tells of h is adventures. He was born of the low social status and wandered into danger during his adventures. Huck fits the definition of a rogue because of the fact that he is a loner.He feels more comfortable on his own and away from society’s cruel judgments (Bloom). Another great example of a picaresque novel is The Unfortunate Traveller, or, The Life of Jack Wilton. This is considered the first English example of a Picaresque novel. The narrator, Jack Wilton, tells of his adventures throughout the wars against the French. He describes the dangers he encounters and the tragedy that he witnesses. Another way that makes this novel picaresque is because of the fact that Jack Wilton travels and comes into contact with many different societies (Bloom).Another example of a picaresque novel is One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey. It is considered picaresque because of the corrupt society and the humor seen throughout the novel by the picaro. Randle McMurphy is the novels m ain character and picaro. During the novel, he is faced with many different challenges. One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest tells of his adventures of being in the mental institute and describes his carefree personality ( Bloom). Although picaresque novels came about in the 16th century, the picaresque genre is still used frequently today.Picaresque novels have greatly influenced literature (Bloom). Works Cited Bloom, Harold. â€Å"Episodic Novel. † Blooms Literary Reference Online. N. p. : n. p. , 2012. N. pag. Facts on File. Web. 3 Apr. 2013. Harmon, William. â€Å"Picaresque Novel. † A Handbook to Literature. 11th ed. New Jersey: Pearson, 2009. 416-17. Print. Murfin, Ross, and Supryia M. Ray. â€Å"Picaresque Novel. † The Bedford Glossary of Critical and Literary Terms. 3rd ed. Boston: Bedford/St. Martins, 2009. 382-83. Print.

Original Writing: Rumours over Rumours

It happened on a usual Friday in the autumn. The weather was very terrible: masses of rain were falling down the sky as if the clouds were exploding. There was no sun visible in the sky. The school bell rang and David put his stuff away and walked out of the classroom. He stood outside the school with his mates, waiting for their mums and dads to pick them up. Having to stay under the rain without any umbrella or a place where they could protect themselves from the rain. After 15 minutes standing and waiting outside in the cold David's last friend was picked up by his mother. That was very unusual as normally David is the first one to be able to go home, but this day was completely different. David had to wait about half an hour until the red BMW with his dad sitting inside arrived, red-faced and in hurry. David sat down on the front passenger's seat next to a normally unknown image. The car immediately made its way home. There was an uncommon silence inside the car. David sensed that something was definitely wrong, as normally he asks his son about how the day was. After a few minutes his Dad broke the silence: â€Å"David, how can you explain me the rumour that is there around our neighbourhood?† David just stared at the face of his Dad, thinking ‘What is he talking about? What is wrong with him?' â€Å"Don't look at me as if nothing had happened! You know exactly what I'm talking about. The rumour about you.† â€Å"What rumour!? I don't know anything about it – seriously. What's the rumour?† â€Å"The rumour is that one of my friend saw you in a bar smoking and drinking lots of vodka. He also saw you with another half nude girl. I can't remember her name.† â€Å"What? Who started that damned rumour about me? David asked innocently. â€Å"David – Is it true or not?† asked his dad suspiciously. â€Å"No dad! Of course it isn't true! I have never smoked or drunk any type of alcohol! You have to believe me dad! And I don't even know that girl you are talking about and I haven't been in that bar.† â€Å"Don't tell me any excuses young boy. Your mum will deal with you when we arrive at home† David kept quiet for the rest of their journey. David's dad only deposed David at home and drove away somewhere. David got much panicked because he knew that if his dad just went away without even speaking to his mum, it meant that trouble was waiting for David at home. Usually his mum does not get that angry with him and believes his son. But this time it was looking very differently because when he went into the house his mum was waiting for him on the couch. â€Å"You owe me an explanation young man!† she said in an unusual tone. â€Å"W-what is there to explain mum?† â€Å"Don't try to take the piss out of me! You know what I mean. The rumour about you. Is it true?† David shook his head slowly, â€Å"No mum† His mum laughed doubtfully: â€Å"Oh, c'mon! You think I can really believe you? I know you very well and you know that as well as I do how your face looks like when you are telling a lie. Why are you not just telling me the truth?† Depressed David looked up from the floor and said it straight out to his mum: â€Å"Yes mum! Yes – You are damn right. I was there in that pub and drunk a lot of alcohol and smoked. But you have to believe me; I don't know anything about that girl dad was telling me about. The bar is a clean bar and not a brothel.† â€Å"David, we never had any types of problems with your brother!† â€Å"Why don't you just tell me that into my face? You hate me and only think about Robert! Robert here, Robert there, he did this and that good think†¦ I've got enough of your Robert!† â€Å"OK David. I see, you don't want to be compared with your elder brother? I know the reason: It is because he is a good person and you are exactly the opposite of him. That's why you don't like him and don't want to be compared to him!† David was crying and silently went to his room. He laid down on his bed and cried. After a while he fell asleep. The next day was a holiday and David woke up very early, at about 6 o'clock. He first washed his face, got dressed and got back into his bed. He didn't have any breakfast because his mum was there and he didn't want to see her again. David spent all his day in his room doing nothing else as sleeping or playing around with his mobile phone. His parents completely ignored him, and so did he to them. His parents and David did not communicate to each other properly for about 4 week. David never went into this bar again, drunk alcohol or smoked cigarettes during this time although he was very depressed and often wished to go there. He thought of the possible effect that could happen if he did that again and got caught. When he got back to school after the holidays his mum started speaking with him and David felt very happy about it because in this period of time he found out how important a mother is to a son, which he just experienced. Their relationship was built together again and it seemed to be nothing that could break them both apart. But one day when David was at school his mum got a text message from one of David's mates that simply destroyed everything. This SMS was telling his mum that David went to a brothel and walked around with inadequately dressed girls. It was Jack, but he was lying. When David came back from school that day, her mother welcomed him with a slap. David got startled from that. He looked at his mother despairingly and didn't know the reason for this slap. â€Å"What did I do now mum? I swear to God I didn't go to that bar again or drunk alcohol!† he asked frightened. â€Å"You are a good actor David! I know that style of yours† â€Å"What!?† David asked without knowing anything. â€Å"I've had enough of you! D'you think I am that stupid? I just got a message from one of your friends telling me about Eva.† â€Å"I don't know any Eva! Who are you talking about?† â€Å"Oh c'mon David! First flirting with her in a bar and then walking around with her while she was wearing nearly nothing!† â€Å"Mum I don't have any girlfriend and neither I know anybody called Eva† â€Å"Why don't you just admit that you know that girl and the past rumour was true? You can't hide it forever!† â€Å"What should I admit? What am I hiding?† â€Å"You know what David? I don't even believe a single word coming out of your mouth!† â€Å"Do you know why I love my dad more than you? It's because you hate me! You only love Robert and don't care about me at all! I hate you too!† After saying this David ran upstairs to his room crying. He again lied down on his bed and thought about what he said. He regretted what he just said to his mum, because it wasn't true. He loved his mum a lot. It was just that they sometimes couldn't agree and had different thoughts about things. After a while he again slept. In that night he had a dramatic nightmare: He was falling into a whole without any end with his brother. There was a pavement on a side with people holding their hands up in order to catch one of the persons from falling. He saw how his brother Robert was able to rescue himself and survived. David himself was falling further and further into the whole, having no end. Suddenly he then woke up. When he woke up David realised that he was sweating extremely. He got out of his bed and washed his face in the bathroom. In the bathroom he looked at himself in the mirror and thought â€Å"I am dead anyway inside†. He was feeling an uncertain pain that was killing him inside. He looked at the clock; it was 3 o'clock. After he went back to his room he decided to write a letter to his parents about that he is trying to suicide. Once he put the letter on his desk, he opened the window and went out to the balcony. From the ladder there he climbed down the wall. There was a lake he knew about 5 kilometres away from his house, where he wanted to go. After looking back to the bedroom window of his parents and said farewell to his parents inside. He started his way to this lake by running all the five kilometres. He ran as fast as he had never done before. At about 3.30 he arrived there on the lake. David's biggest fear was a lake or sea as he could not swim. There were boats, which could be rented on the lake. As David didn't have any money with him he just took one and paddled to the centre of the lake. 5 kilometres away from where David was, his mum woke up and had the funny feeling that something was wrong, having to do with David. She decided to go to David's room to ensure that everything was alright. But in fact it wasn't at all. When she opened his room, she saw the empty room with the window open and the farewell letter on David's desk. She screamed a very ear-piercing scream when she read about David's suicide. At the same time David was in the centre of the lake and about to suicide himself. David closed his eyes and though about his family, his brother, mum and dad. Then he jumped into the lake with ice cold water and allowed the lake to swallow him†¦

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International relation policies and climate change - Research Paper Example The paper "International relation policies and climate change" concerns international relation policies and climate change. The department further warned that the situation is likely to worsen in the years to come, if not attended to immediately. The figures also show a decline in the level of emissions in developed economies such as United States and Russia. This decline apparently is a reflection of economic weakness, environmental consciousness (e.g. use of renewable power sources), and transfer of manufacturing industries to developing countries. Unfortunately, the decline in the industrial emissions from the advanced economies significantly falls below the increasing rate of emissions in the developing countries, which care less for their contribution to the global warming. Low-income countries whose low-income population heavily depends on carbon-intensive fuels such as coal increasingly pollutes the environment. Emissions from low-income countries alone accounts for about 80% of the greenhouse gases. Since 1945, the United Nations has been on the fore-front fighting for the restoration and conservation of the global environment. The UN has organized for a number of conferences focusing on climate change. The fifteenth conference was held in December 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Like the earlier conferences, the 15th Climate Change Conference failed to produce desirable, legally binding and equitable agreements. Though the conference discussed ways of reducing ambitious emissions., technological advancements to the problem, and methods of financing the policies, it was in vain. In the end, The Copenhagen Accord was neither a comprehensive framework which demands effective, responsible participation from all the leading stakeholders (governments, financial institutions, and the civil society groups) nor was it a collective effort aimed at combating climate crisis in a more integrated manner. The CoP15 (The 15th Conference of the Parties) to the United Nati ons Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was therefore described as a failed policy as no binding agreement was arrived at. The aim objective of the conference was to discuss and propose polices which would be essential in keeping the average world temperature rise slightly below 2oC. Partisanship and self-interest resulted into two groups of the UNFCCC: Annex I and Non-Annex I countries which represented different interests. Annex I was composed of the 40 industrialized and transitional countries non-Annex I countries was made up of developing economies (Mazo 245). As claimed by members of the non-Annex I, a twenty six â€Å"representative group of leaders† from Annex I developed the Accord in their favor through un-transparent, restrictive, and top-down had developed the policies aimed at conserving the environment with little consideration to the minor countries. The â€Å"bottom-up pledge and review† approach to reducing global emission as described in t he Accord was perceived as unpractical and unfair mechanism of reducing reaching the desired goal of less than 2 percent annual increase in global temperature. So far, the ledges made under the Accord falls short of the delegates and representative call of ‘ambitious’

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Different forms of healing - Essay Example This research will begin with the statement that healing refers to the restoration of well-being after a state of dysfunction of the mind and body. This may occur spontaneously or over time and is subject to many different factors. These factors help to create a difference of perspective and approach to different kinds of healing. People, therefore, tend to adopt the form of healing that works best for them. This may make all them skeptical of all the other forms, but that belittling is unnecessary. One thing that all do agree in the concept of healing is the occurrence of a state of dysfunction and the subsequent attempt to remedy it. Medical healing is the newest form of healing. It involves the evaluation of a disease state of the body, and this process occurs under the watchful eye a trained physician. The physician makes an attempt of examining the signs and symptoms presented by the ailing individual. An intelligent guess follows, and a series of tests have to be done to rule o ut most of the possibilities. This aims at increasing the chances of a correct diagnosis. Since most disease conditions are elaborate from extensive study, the remedy or relevant management for a correctly diagnosed condition is always at hand. This is the mainstream form of healing that now renders the other entire forms alternative. Energy healing is a form of an alternative process of restoration to full function. Those who prefer this form of healing are rather conservative and not ready to embrace contemporary medicine. Individuals for this form of healing argue that physical pain is only a symptom of a complex or a greater imbalance. These may or may not have its causative origin within the physical body (Sternberg, 2009). Modalities of Energy Healing Energy healing has found vast application today as a form of complementary or alternative form of healing. The few forms described above give a basic concept that energy-healing modalities only differ in scope and method of delivery, whether hands-on, hands-off or even distant. The most common of these methods include Acupuncture, Reiki, Aromatherapy, Yoga, Applied Kinesiology and Hypnotherapy. However, they all tend to agree that in all these methods, an individual has to be viewed in totality and not just as a sum of his or her body parts as seen in contemporary medicine. Energy healing comes in many forms. The four principal forms can be elucidated. Pranic Healing Pranic healing is one of the highly evolved forms of energy healing. It was developed by Master Choa Kok Sui. It is a relatively cheap yet effective method of energy healing. This has a fundamental basis that is, the conviction that the body is a self-repairing living unit. This argument gives the body the ability to heal itself using the readily available prana. Prana, as explained by Master Choa, is an invisible life force or bioenergy that keeps the body alive. This bioenergy is available from the sun, air and even the ground. This form of healing is popular among people who are skeptical to contact healing. This is because it involves no contact whatsoever between the practitioner and the ailing individual or client. It suggests that the practitioner works on the bio-plasmic body and not directly on the physical body. The bio-plasmic body is the aura that as argued, tends to surround and interpenetrate the physical body. It sustains the physical body and affects emotions, how people cope with stress, affairs and even finances. Pranic healing views ailments as energetic disruptions in the aura that later manifest as physical problems and, therefore, can be reversed by manipulating the said aura (Sternberg, 2009).

Carminal justice Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 1250 words

Carminal justice - Essay Example Therefore with the proper implementation and monitoring in place, we can project similar successes. Federal Bureau of Investigation figures on persons under 18 years of age arrested in the United States reflect a marginal (13%) decline from 1998 to 2002. Additionally in the 33 indices which are used to categorize criminal activity, the FBI figures reflect an appreciable decline in 27 indices, an increase in 5 areas and zero change in only one indices. The per capita crime rate for persons under 18 years of age in the United States decreased by 1% from 1998 to 2002.1 Albeit we have not yet turned the corner in ameliorating juvenile crime; these numbers represent light at the end of a long dark tunnel. For instance, on a national level From 1988 to 1992, the number of juveniles involved in aggravated assault increased 80 per cent to 77,900; the number involved in robberies went up 52 percent to 32,900, and the number involved in rapes rose 27 per cent.2 In the FBI figures presented in this proposal covering the period from 1998 – 2002, aggravated assault declined to 61,600 in 2002, or 21% since 1992. Also robberies declined to 24,500 in 2002, or25% from 1992. Although we are witnessing a downturn in the aggregate numbers, now is not the time to become complacent or satisfied with this trend. Of the 2, 261,000 arrests in 2002, 92,160 were violent crimes, of which 1,360 were murders, 4,720 were forcible rapes and 61,600 were aggravated assault.3 Crime has seriously affected teenagers’ lives, especially those who live in neighborhoods seriously hurt by crime, drugs and gangs. The effects are insidious and long-standing. Reports of juvenile crime dropping are of little consequence in light of the coming demographic surge of juveniles in their crime prone years from dysfunctional families. â€Å"How to deal with the Youth Crime Wave,† is an article written by professor dysfunctional families are committing murder,

States make wars, but wars make states. Discuss Essay

States make wars, but wars make states. Discuss - Essay Example ish Royalist who had a great influence on Western political philosophy, in his book Leviathan also gives a profound explanation concerning the concept of state. Hobbes conceived the hypothetical notion of the natural condition of mankind from axiomatic proposition of human nature. Hobbes’s state of nature is exemplified by the famous motto â€Å"bellum ominum contra omnes† (war of every man against every man) where every person has a right and a need to do anything to preserve their own liberty and safety. To escape this state of chaos and also the satisfy the needs for a comfortable life, people form social contract, ceding their individual rights to create sovereignty ruled under absolute monarch, which was the preferred type of rule by Hobbes, or other types of rule, such as democracy. A unified definition would claim that a state is a set of institutions that possess the authority to make the rules that govern the people in one or more societies, having internal and external, sovereignty over a definite territory. The existing historical evidence only supports the theory of Hobbes concerning the creation of states. Although the creation of the city of Rome is shrouded in myth, archaeological evidence point to the conclusion that Rome grew from pastoral settlements on the Palatine Hill and surrounding hills approximately eighteen miles from the Tyrrhenian Sea and the south side of the Tiber. This location the Tiber forms a Z-shape curve that contains an island where the river can be forded. Because of the river and the ford, Rome was at a crossroads of traffic following the river valley and of traders travelling north and south on the west side of the peninsula. These trade and agricultural conditions as well as the fear of destruction by the surrounding people gave rise to the city that later created the Roman statehood. Another example is the ancient Greek city-states, which had excellent climate for agricultural products, economic strength and a strategic

Battle of Issus Essay Example for Free

Battle of Issus Essay The Battle of Issus Sometime around 310 BCE an artist by the name of Philoxenus of Eretria created a mosaic (creating images with an assemblage of small pieces of colored material) of the Battle of Issus that has long been considered one of the greatest artworks of antiquity. Found at the House of the Faun in Pompeii in 1831 the mosaic is composed of about one and a half million tiny individual colored tiles called tesserae. The artwork illustrates the battle in which invading troops led by Alexander of Macedonia defeated the army led by King Darius III of Persia. When looking at the piece the viewer cannot help but be impressed by the psychological intensity of the drama taking place. On the Persian side of the piece the viewer’s eye is immediately drawn to the prominent figure of Darius shown in his chariot. A look of pure desperation, and perhaps even fear, is etched in Darius’ face as victory slips through his hands. As his steely eyed charioteer turns to rein his horses for a fast retreat to safety Darius stretches out his hand toward Alexander either in disbelief that Alexander has beaten him, or perhaps in grief over the death of one of his â€Å"immortals†. Around him are his Persian soldiers who mill in confusion in the background, their faces filled with fear and determination. On the same side, there are two other figures that are quite notable and demonstrate the artist’s technical mastery. The first is the artist’s depiction of the rearing horse right below Darius which is seen in a three-quarter rear view. The rider, his terror evident upon his face, glances back at the battle as he attempts to control his horse. This kind of depiction is very impressive and is much more accomplished then other similar attempts such as the shading in the Pella mosaic or the Vergina mural (Kleiner 142). The second, perhaps even more impressive, is the artist’s portrayal of the Persian in the foreground who has fallen onto the ground and raises a small shield in a pathetic attempt to prevent being trampled. The man’s terrified face is reflected on the polished surface of the shield moments before the chariot crushes him under its ornate wheels. On the Macedonian side of things the viewer’s eye is of course drawn to Alexander. This portrait of Alexander is one of his most famous. His breastplate depicts Medusa the Gorgon. He leads the charge into battle on his horse Bucephalus, without even a helmet to protect him, and maintains an aura of unshaken confidence in direct contrast to Darius. As Alexander surges forward in a supreme effort he drives his spear straight through one of Darius’s trusted â€Å"immortals† who puts himself between him and the King of Persia. As the impaled Persian collapses to the ground, Alexander fixes his gaze upon Darius in utter hatred. Although the deteriorated condition of the mosaic makes it difficult to distinguish much on the Macedonian side a cavalryman wearing a Boeotian helmet with a golden wreath can been seen behind Alexander. Looking at the mosaic as a whole there are a few important details that grab ones attention. First is the fact that the landscape is very minimal, only one gnarled tree trunk appearing in the background and a few discarded weapons and rocks in the foreground. Secondly, everywhere in the scene men, animals, and weapons cast shadows on the ground. This unusual attention to detail is what enhances the intensity of the piece and gives it an aspect of realism that truly shows the horror and confusion of battle. The viewer cannot help but be drawn into the conflict and become a part of the drama as it unfolds. To me this mosaic is not only a truly great piece of art but also has furthered my understanding of Roman artwork, Macedonian warfare and the emotion in Hellenistic-styled mosaics. It is easy to understand how Roman author and natural philosopher Pliny the Elder concluded that Philoxenus’ depiction of the Battle of Issus was â€Å"inferior to none† (Kleiner 142).

Prenatal Diagnosis for Abnormalities Detection

Prenatal Diagnosis for Abnormalities Detection PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS The incidence of major abnormalities apparent at birth is 2 to 3 percent. These anomalies cause a significant portion of neonatal deaths, more than a fourth of all pediatric hospital administration results from genetic disorders. Prenatal diagnosis is the science of identifying structural or functional abnormalities, birth defects in the fetus. With this information clinicians can hope to provide appropriate counseling and optimize outcome. Birth defects can arise in at least three ways. The malformation i.e structural fetal abnormality, then the deformation, then the third type is disruption. Sometimes multiple structural or developmental abnormalities occur together in one individual . A cluster of several abnormalities can be a syndrome. Prenatal diagnosis helps to detect these abnormalities. Thus prenatal diagnosis basically comprises of different techniques and methods used to determine any diseases or heath condition of the unborn fetus or embryo. SOME PROCEDURES FOR EARLY DETECTION OF FETAL 1)GENETIC 2) CHROMOSOMAL 3)STRUCTURAL ABNORMALITIES Amniocentesis Triple test Chorion villus sampling Cordoncentesis Ultrasonography Fetoscopy Maternal serum alpha feto protein Peri-implatation genetic diagnosis Fetal cell isolation from maternal blood 3-D or 4-D ultrasound with increased resolution a) Amniocentesis: This test is developed byRichard Dedrick .Examination of a sample of amniotic fluid makes possible the prenatal diagnosis of chromosomal abnormalities and certain metabolic defects. The procedure can be used as early as 14th week of pregnancy when abortion of the fetus is still feasible. The diagnosis of chromosomal abnormalities is made by culture and karyotyping of fetal cells from the amniotic fluid, and of metabolic defects by biochemical analysis of the fluid. Karyotyping is a test used to detect genetic problems. Before the procedure begins a local anesthetic is given to the mother to get relief from the pain, a needle is inserted into the abdominal wall and then the amniotic fluid is withdrawn. The fetal cells are distinguished from the extract and the cells are cultured in medium, further stained and examined under microscope for abnormalities. Amniocentesis is very accurate in detecting the abnormalities in fetus as well as to find the gender of the fetus, hence is banned in many countries. Amniocentesis is called for in the following circumstances if the parents are prepared to consider abortion. A mother aged 35 years or more (because of high risk of down’s syndrome with advanced maternal age). Patients who have had a child with Down’s syndrome or other chromosomal abnormalities. Parents who are known to have chromosomal translocation. Parents who have had a child with metabolic defect-detectable by amniocentesis. The most commom are defects of the neural tube, anencephaly and spina bifida which can be detected by an elevation of alpha feto protein in amniotic fluid b) Chorionic villus sampling(CVS): This is another prenatal diagnosis used to find chromosomal or genetic disorders in the fetus. CVS was first described in China in the mid-1970s. This technique is also called as chorionic sampling. This is usually performed at 10 to 13 weeks of pregnancy. This new technique allows prenatal diagnosis at 9 to 11 weeks of pregnancy. By this test the chromosome status can be easily determined. Prenatal diagnosis of congenital abnormalities offers the parents the option of therapeutic abortion. Samples may be obtained transcervically or transabdominally, depending on which route allows easiest access to the placenta. Relative contraindications include vaginal bleeding or spotting, active genital tract infection, extreme uterine ante or retroflexion, or body habitus precluding easy uterine access or clear sonographic visualization of its contents. The indications for CVS are essentially the same as for amniocentesis, except for a few analysis that specif ically require either amniotic fluid or placental tissue. The primary advantage of villous biopsy is that results are available earlier in pregnancy, which lessens parental anxiety when results are normal. It also allows earlier and safer methods of pregnancy termination when results are abnormal. Complications of CVS are similar to those of amniocentesis. There is an understandable desire to perform CVS as early as possible. Technically, this can be done successfully as early as six weeks’ gestation. However, a few clusters of limb reduction defects have been reported following CVS, with a trend toward an increased incidence of these defects when CVS was done before nine weeks gestation. Subsequent, large epidemiological follow-up studies failed to confirm this association, but most clinicians delay this procedure until after 10 weeks gestation. The incidence of amniotic leakage or infection is less than 0.5 percent. c) Alpha fetoprotein: Neural tube defects can be detected by measurement of a specific protein of foetal origin called alpha fetoprotein in maternal blood and amniotic fluid during pregnancy. A neural tube defect is termed as a opening in the brain or spinal cord that occurs very early in the developmental stage of human. Neutral tube defects include spina bifida. d) Ultrasound: This can be used to visualize the foetus and detect many abnormalities of the foetus . Ultrasound is the method of choice for detection of anatomical problems (e.g. absent kidneys, spina bifida), but provides no information on the genetic constitution of a fetus. Maternal serum screening, alone or in combination with ultrasound, is often used to identify fetuses at risk of Down’s syndrome, but the definitive chromosomal diagnosis can only be made from fetal cells. e) Fetal cells from maternal blood can be isolated for prenatal diagnosis during pregnancy. Fetal trophoblast, lymphocytes, granulocytes, and nucleated red blood cells are studied. Generally, 1ml of maternal blood contains one fetal cell. f)Â  Peri-implantation genetic diagnosis(PGD): This is done by polar body biopsy, blastomere biopsy, trophectoderm biospsy. Polar body biopsy is done by removing first or second polar body in the preconceptional phase. Paternal genotypeis not assessed here. Blastomere biopsy –one or two cells are aspirated through a hole made in zona pellucida by mechanical, laser or chemical means. This does not effect the normal embryonic development. g)Â  Triple test: This is basically a screening test. It mainly detects the presence of three substances in the maternal blood, i.e of alpha feto-protein, human chorionic gonadotropin(hcp)which is basically a hormone in placenta, and estriol. The triple test detects the presence of high level or low level of these substances. Both high and low level can creat abnormalities. h)Â  Cordocentesis It is also called as Percutaneous Umbilical Cord Blood Sampling (PUBS), this is a test that mainly examines the blood from the fetus to detect fetal abnormalities. The procedure carried out is quite similar to amniocentesis. This test helps in finding any malfunction and abnormalities of the fetus. i)Â  Fetoscopy-This procedure provides a direct visualisation to the fetus, amniotic cavity, umbilical cord, and fetal side of placenta. It does this by ultrasound scanning. Here an endocope is inserted into the abdomen of the mother which acts as an analyzer. Thus many prenatal diagnosis are available nowadays which allows to detect any kind of abnormalities in the fetus. Once diagnosed, some genetic abnormalities can be treated with partial or complete success by medical and surgical measures. Genetic counseling can also have impact when individuals or couples at risk are identified.

Avatars Will Replace Faces And Profiles :: Internet Net World Wide Web Media

I never thought when I started blogging that I would receive over fifty thousand views from one website alone. That is a big compliment for an old guy that lives in Brooklyn. I guess whatever I have to say must be stimulating. The lack of comments that I and most other male writers receive is not a sign of poor writing only a sign that women are not interested in a mans individuality or creative ability. I have seen many extremely boring and frivolous articles written by women receive over fifteen compliments. It is obvious that they are coming from lady friends that haven?t the talent to say anything more than ?Very Interesting?. Or ?I love it?. Most websites are dominated by groups of women that support one another. They are called ?Communities? by their directors. I call them ?Cabalas?. Fortunately I can gain popularity without joining any of them. The thousands of views I have received shows that I can stand alone. If I needed the support of groupies to be read, it would be t ime for me to stop writing and go fishing. I would like to remedy the situation and give the floor to those writers that really have something interesting to say but that is impossible. Popularity of the writer not the quality of what is written has always been the rule. A successful writer has to cater to the crowd. If a person chooses to read articles only by writers in their ethnic group nobody can interfere with their choice. Not all people are groupies and many of them are very fair. Their individuality deserves my respect. There is no way to appreciate or understand an article better than when it is written by an author who is represented by an avatar. Without a clue to the identity of the writer the reader is forced to pass judgment only on what is written. This poses no problem for a person that possesses the ability to analyze what is read. But for the groupie an article that does not identify the author creates a state of terror for them, because they must know the identity of the writer. Some groupies only feel comfortable reading an article written by a certain gender. Others demand to know the religion or racial group of the author before reading the article. These groupies by their practice censor the independent writer who attempts to approach a subject fairly.

The Internet is More of a Help than Hindrance :: essays research papers

We are all familiar with internet. Since it was born to affirm the development of society, it rapidly changes our life so much. How does it impact on us? What do you think its value could be a help or a hindrance? Let?s discover the answer by now. Everyday, imagine how man people in the world using internet? What does it used for? Why it is a help? 1. a help ? super human it is clever because it obtains a marvellous mind( memory) Eg: it is a perfect teacher with incredible ability at the same time it can teach thousands students with various range of knowledge. it helps you to find information and solve the problems about politic, business, health? ? super speed Using internet your time is saved by second. Its special term is "what you see is what you get? Imagine that how long it takes you to market to buy goods? Instead just log in internet you can buy clothes, food, banking, booking the ticket while you can relax and do other jobs as well. ? super accurate It is intangible spy. From the internet you are able to monitor exactly what is happening in the moon? Even watch the news in America. Thus, I honestly suggest that internet makes your life easier and more convenient with faster speed and effective work. 1. A hindrance On the other hand it is hindrance when people use it for the dark purpose. For example, children are likely to play game which is resulted less effort in study, others like to copy available resources down as their idea. Moreover, according to ABC news, last year two students were suicide as they surfing internet. It causes a shock for numerous of students. As a result, internet is murderer. Other example is after watching the horror and sex films the teenagers and adult like to do the same as the film did. It poisons the human nature.

Chapter 25 of The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck Essay -- Grapes Wr

Chapter 25 of The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck In the twenty-fifth chapter of his novel The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck presents the reader with a series of vivid images, accompanied by a series of powerful indictments. Steinbeck effectively uses both the potent imagery and clear statements of what he perceives as fact to convey his message. This short chapter offers a succinct portrayal of one of the major themes of the larger work. Namely, the potential bounty of nature corrupted and left to rot by a profit-driven system, a system that ultimately fails. Steinbeck begins the chapter with the simple statement, "The spring is beautiful in California" (p. 346). The proceeding explanation of California’s springtime beauty evokes images of Eden and Paradise. Steinbeck describes the full green hills, fragrant valleys of fruit blossoms, the swelling tendrils of grapes, and mile-long rows of lettuce, cauliflower, and artichoke. The fertility of the land is explicitly conveyed by the sentence, "The full green hills are round and soft as breasts" (p. 346). "Round and soft" breasts bring to mind both the voluptuous figure of a fertility goddess, and the comfort and safety of a mother’s embrace. The images that Steinbeck puts down here portray California as an abundant Eden. Capable of providing for all of her children, just as a mother would. California’s bounty is graphically depicted when Steinbeck says, "The fruit grows heavy, and the limbs bend gradually under the fruit so that little crutches must be placed under them to support the weight" (p. 346). Imagine a hungry man reading those lines! Fruit so large and full that the branches bend and must be supported by crutches. It is as though Steinbeck has just describe... ...he yield of the harvest. Yet there is a failure that Steinbeck perceives. He sees the hungry and starving people. How is it that despite the achievements of the best and brightest of humanity there still exist starving children? The answer that Steinbeck implies in the course of the chapter is that it is the system that is to blame. Any system of commerce that utilizes the best of human knowledge and pools the resources of humanity in its drive to make a profit, but is unable to prevent a child from starving to death, is a failure. It is a great and despicable failure in Steinbeck’s eyes. "There is a sorrow here that weeping cannot symbolize" (p. 349). Works Cited Ovid, Metamorphoses. ("The Ages of the World.") SRP 435 class handout. Steinbeck, John. The Grapes of Wrath. New York: Penguin/ Viking Critical Library, 1997. Tantalus. SRP 435 class handout.

Database Project Ideas Sql Server Essay

Project Proposal: This document suggests a few projects that’ll be interesting enough to work on, it will surely be a vast learning experience for me. 1 – E-School Management System E-School Management System is a web-based School Management application. It will design for better interaction between students, teachers, parents & management. The main purpose of building this application is, the parents of students are very busy now days, so they can’t monitor their children and them activities properly and regularly. This E-School management system helps the parents monitor their children from anywhere. They can check their children’s academic performance from a remote location. 2 – Hospital Management System Hospital Management System project is to provide better hospital management services to both the doctors as well as patients. This Java based Hospital Management System will store all patients record and doctors details and it view patients bill. It can be used in any Hospital, Clinic, Polyclinic or Pathology labs for maintaining patient details and their test results. 3 – Central Library Management System The Central Library Management System project is developed to store record. The aim of the research work is to develop the system for issuing books to students, teachers, add books, issue books, and return books, Fine calculation. 4 – Office Management System The software Office Management Systems objective is to provide a system which manages the office activities using a computer within a fraction of seconds. The software stores all the important data’s like a manual file keeping system through a database. This automated system is user friendly and error free. Paper work and manual power can be reduced using this automated system. 5 – Hostel Management system Hostel Management system is the system that manages the student data, staff data, students admission process and create receipt for the fees paid by the student who stay in the hostel and also help in maintaining visitor’s messages. Though BSE 3D is still at the very beginning of its exposure to the database environment, I’ll try my level best to overcome the hurdles and present a best developed project. FA12-BSE-177 Aimal Khan Note: The project ideas that are mentioned above are taken from http://www.freestudentprojects.com/

Journey of Ancient Architecture: St. Peter’s Square

Journey of antiquated Architecture Ancient Roman seat Did Pieta Piazza Did Pieta = SST. Pewters Squ atomic number 18 foreshadow 1 SST. Pewters Square Top View basal In rollation Location Vatican City blueprint 2Flag of Vatican City twelvemonth consecrated 1626 Architect(s) 1 . Donate deviate 2. Antonio dad Seasonal the Younger 3. Michelangelo 4. Capo borzoi dad Avignon 5. Giaconda Della Porto 6. Carlo Modern 7. Giant Lorenz Bernie architectural style Renaissance and Baroque advanced 18 April 1506 Completed 18 November 1626 run into 3Map of Vatican City Figure 4Mussolinis barbel to SST diaphysissFigure 5Mussolinis approach to SST motherfuckers SST. Pewters Two rows of houses were demolished by Mussolini in 1936 to build this boulevard from Piazza San Pitter across the Tiber River to the center of capital of Italy. This was said to be Mussolinis emblematical way of honoring the conciliation amongst the Vatican and the Italian government. Figure 6SST. Peter Piazza Figure 7SST. Peter Piazza Every Sunday at noon, mess gather to recite the angelus and receive the Popes blessing from his window. * make by Bernie between 1657-1667 * SST.Pewters Square has the shape of an large ellipse, 320 m. Long and 240 m. Did, at its broadest point. * Once the basilica had been built, it was felt that a space should be created in front of it with a mental object sufficient to contain the mass of people who would flock here to take break up in the most solemn functions. * A red porphyry stone strike out the spot in the northwest time out of the Square where Pope John capital of Minnesota II was shot. Figure 8The dagger Figure 9 Lower tell of The Obelisk * It was hewn from a integrity block and stands 25. 31 m exalted on a base 8. Mm wide, weighing about 330 tons. * This obelisk was from Egypt and was brought to Rome by Emperor Caligula in 37 AD. It is the second highest obelisk in Rome, subsequently the Lateran one, and the solitary(prenominal) one devoid o f hieroglyphics, however with Latin inscriptions. * The obelisk rests upon four restrainer lions, each with two bodies whose tails intertwine. * The inscriptions on the north and south sides of the base stimulate texts written by Cardinal genus Silvia Antonio as a memorial to the despicable of the obelisk. The east and west sides have exorcist formulas.Figure 10The Wind Rose westerly inverse I western matrimony West Opponent Maestro I North West Maestro I North North West abeyant Maestro I North Attractant I North North vitamin E nonoperational Greece I North East Greece I East North East Greece foment I East pull ahead I East in the south East Elevate Sirocco I entropy East Sirocco I South South East Castro Sirocco I South Castro I South South West Castro Liberace I South West Liberace I West South West Opponent Liberace I * The Wind Rose uses the stab points to show the different wind directions.Figure 1 1 fountain * Antics fountain built in 1614 by Carlo Modern o n the Saint Pewters Square. * Located at twain side of The Obelisk and all of them are parallel. SST Pewters Basilica Basilica did San Pitter 1450 Successive means Brakemans plan * The foundation stone was laid in 1506 when the plan was selected. * This plan was in the form of an enormous Greek Cross with a dome inspired by that of the abundant circular Roman temple, the Pantheon. The main contrast between Brakemans design and that of the Pantheon is that where the dome of the Pantheon is back up by a continuous wall, that of the modernistic basilica was to be supported only on four large piers. * deviant was replaced

Functionalist Views on Religion Essay

The functionalist view of organized faith stems from Durkheim who tell that golf-club is wish the human body. He argued that that religion reinforces collective conscience that leads to a unity inwardly order as a whole and that distri entirelyively member of the society is joined in solidarity, consequently it acts as glue. It does so by reinforcing accessible norms and value that bring the company unneurotic. It lay offs people to accept that society is intimately more than just the individualistic. However this rouse be questi sensationd as western societies much(prenominal) as Britain ar becoming progressively secular.This means that they slangt believe in religion as much, and whence how apprize religion act as a collective conscience. People are bend to science as a way of life, theories which lead stamp out the evolutionary approach. It adumbrates that the theory is out of date. Malinowski looked at the psychological function of religion. This look ed at when things such as funerals and divorce occur. Religion acts as an act of consent which earmarks individuals to feel at ease when they are increasingly stressed out.They are brought together exchange qualified a fellowship within things like a funeral because it allows the individual to grieve but collectively with active members of the family and church service/synagogue/mosque etc. At times of incredulity and stress, religion helps people to gain control of themselves again, and community acts like funerals progress that. This is supported by the memorize of the Trobriand Islanders. The fisherman had a number of prayer rituals which they performed onwards going out to sea. They did this as a base of individuals to have a sense of a be to a community of fishermen.They would not perform these therefore they were sailing because of safety. Malinowski suggested that the threat of the open sea to them, was like a threat to the stability of their community and therefo re they had to perform those prayer rituals to preclude that from happening. However Marxists would notice this and say that actually religion teaches people social control. And actually when people have grieved at a funeral it doesnt allow them to fully express their grief, they are socially controlled into getting over it which is morally wrong.Parsons hold with Malinowski and Durkheim, but went further and suggested that religion admitd answers to unanswered questions about the meaning of life, and about things like death, it also prevented anomie. He agreed that religion promotes social solidarity, and agreed that it helps in times of stress. EG during the Second World War, people began to compile together in churches as a community as a source of comfort. Bellah suggested that there were functional alternatives to religion known as cultured religion, which brought whole countries together regardless of their faith but on behalf of a civil religion.He suggested that inst ead of religion facing secularisation it is facing duty period into isms such as the Statesnism. Uses religious images to promote discipline identity, EG in America having God bless America on coins or the Queens investiture in Britain. It is an act that allows the country to come together without questions of ethnicity, sex, religion etc. The functionalist theory of religion benefits wider society and the individual through marriage, bar mitzvahs, christenings, pilgrimages to Mecca/Lourdes, praying the holy books Quran, Bible, Torah, and things like hymns.Religion helps to bring communities together and also helps individuals who whitethorn not feel wanted, welcomed into religious practices. However, contemporary examples suggest that religion doesnt bind people together at all in fact it allows the love opposite. For example, in Northern Ireland there is conflict amid the Catholics and the Protestants, which suggests that religion doesnt help equality among religious groups . And as functionalism is a consensus theory it is doing the actual opposite allowing conflict.Functionalism has been criticised because of todays multicultural society. Theorists such as post-modernists are questioning whether religion batch actually integrate a multi-faith society, where lots of niggling groups have different religious views. They would agree that Durkheims view of religion was accurate for a unenlightened society but not for a tangled society such as today. Many otherwise theorists have criticised functionalists and their theories about religion.Marxists would argue that religion oppresses groups of women and the poor, so how can religion benefit the individual or society. If an individual is being separated due to his/her gender and class then how can religion allow them to fit into a community when the elites would look down upon them. People recognise that Bellahs approach of civil religion begins to overcome the problem, but again can something like Ame ricanism be considered as a religion, in particular if there is no belief in he supernatural? Some people would argue that religion is spread as a plan to give curse on one group of people. It benefits one group but puts down another.Todays example would be of Pastor Terry Jones, deficient to burn the Quran. He brought about this plan to pee Muslims angry, and therefore how can a group of Muslims be part of a community when someone in a position like his can provide such hatred for another religious group. It goes hazard to the question of integrating a multi-faith society.Granted that the church proposing this was small, but sometimes minority influence has an furbish up which is why it was all over the media. This provides evidence that religion isnt able to benefit society or an individual because certain groups are always make to feel alienated, from a mainstream trend. To conclude, religion is inevitably able to help people in terms of crises, and does prevent anomie, bu t on the other hand it does allow for social cohesion to break down, as hatred for religious groups grow subtly in countries.

Having Fun Essay

The novel is manywhat Diane and Neils relationship. Diane is a beauteous languish missy who is actu all(prenominal)y diffident of go in any case closely in her relationship with Neil. Diane is practiced turn 18 geezerhood elderly when she decides to effect on a vacation with Neil. Neil is her boyfri stopping point. She is contestation with her florists chrysanthemum rough that she is squareness- meter(a) adequate for red forth alone. She issues Neil only when doesnt motive to support unite in the set let come to the fore of the layer. She necessitates to be a framework labouredly turn in how firm it is so she decides to bring forth an program line first. In the trading floor Diane moves from non fill educate in unify onward she is positive(predicate)-enough(a) to get conjoin with Neil as 18 historic period old. She as well as is to a capaciouser extent expectant up in the finish of the tosh. In the pop up of the apologue Di ane is intellection astir(predicate) companionship and having variation, solely abruptly when she knock bulge out that Neil doesnt loss to deferment for her to elicit up she sack up that she cheat him and deprivation to split up-off a family and get married.The drive wherefore she grows up is that man she is having fun on the hotel one of the employees argon stimulate provoke in Diane and pauperization to escort more(prenominal) some her. Neil doesnt akin that so he gets upset and leaves her. And wherefore Diane go ups out that she relys to get married with Neil because she doesnt trust to give up up standardized her m different. Dianes oblige scattered her married man after get meaning(a) so thats the soil wherefore Diane doesnt compulsion to have ride sooner she is sure the jest at in truth loves her. Neil is more require the unwavering out front attri yete he loves Diane so more than he doesnt want to wait with marriage. He is not shy(p) and wants to build up love with Diane and survive a family fast. He is flaxen pilus and got correct style.I approximate he is very romanticistic and enamor to the girls. The supplant of the grade is that Neil and Diane eat up up acquire married. I regard thats a skilful end and it press outs us a assign of that we should get wind some chances and hope for the paying back up in the persons we love. I regain the layer is bid in all the girls word-painting you send off they go bad joyous and and so they pose irascible on individually other but in the end they become friends and start a family together. The story is a great because I speculate a dowery of plurality receive the corresponding spirit as them. A divide of kids take overt endure what they want with their sprightliness and forthwith you collect to find out sooner you argon until now 18 long time old. I judge it is approximate with this story to show the kids that it l eave be hard and you should take your time and not bonny hie into things you tiret want to do. You departure to subsist wish that for your whole life.

Introduction to Modern Management

presentation to unsanded-made perplexity Lindsay Bursar Aspen University kidnap end-to-end recital much divergent theories eat been developed, researched, produce verb wholey virtually and redact to the bear witness in verit able execution emplacement identify to arrest how wellhead they hunt down and how hard-hitting they be. Lower- take aim focus, nationwide tabooline of attention and terra firma trans bodily process ca utilisation in guidance system argon full a fewer of them. apiece conjecture was and ease is all- substantial(a) in todays contemporaryistic avocation serviceman. all system has had roughly variant of clashing on the newborn theories in caution that eave dress rough since beca consumption and pass on lifelessness str etc. to cede an jolt in the future. Its authorized that autobuss immediately and coachs in the future be ameliorate on these diametric centering theories so that they jakes furn ish the sustainment and information to their employees lease and deserve. This apportion harbor a tyrannical act purlieu that for pass firebrand to emergence productiveness and mastery deep down companies. E genuinely connection essential get under angiotensin-converting enzymes skin just, potent advert lovers in hunting lodge to be decrease across and be prospered.Module 1 adit to innovational heed Assignments look for Questions Managers should be paying(a) much(prenominal) than ceaseless employees. Do you determine with this contestation? relinquish your resultant role in realiseed gunpoint. in that location ar m any reasons heed should be pay more(prenominal) than a unceasing employee. angiotensin-converting enzyme of the reasons largecosm the puddle load motorcoachs grapple on and a nonher(prenominal) macrocosm the necessary aptitudes that a jitney moldiness sustain to pargonnt tho a few. As a menses segmen t of counseling at the hospice assurance I compute for, I harmonize that focal point should be stipendiary more.However, I concord with this forrader I became cathexis as well. As a continual employee I axiom fooling how assorted the nominateload was in the midst of a systematic employee and centering. gibe to a recent theme an average start out a go at itr is truly worth 1. 75 employees (Edwards, 2012). by and by existenceness promoted into my certain perplexity arrange, I add with this debate unrivaledness(a) hundred%. immediately instead of doing the rent out(p) of ace, Im doing the short letter of tierce and n unmatchedtheless manage to get allthing through with(p) and in on duration or forrader of a deadline slice as well as managing my employees.Employees in my gray-headed position who lay down the reverseload of besides hotshot virtuallytimes essay to stomach the equivalent deadlines. The mentality of producti veness is oft broad(prenominal) for a passenger vehicle versus those of a incessant employee. The splendour of a cleardid double-decker stomachnot be punctuate enough. solicitude influences all(prenominal) prospect of an memorial tablet from screen attention to turn a instruction take aim commission (Cert. & Cert., 012). If any system or federation intends on existence prosperous wherefore it is of the end importance that they absorb ripe(p) steering beca use of goods and services these multitude atomic number 18 the ones who take place the caller-up towards their objects and towards conquest. wide-cut focal point essential conduct the skills to mail out the iv muckleonical worry functions planning, organizing, influencing and domineering (Cert. & Cert., 2012). Without these skills any member of oversight would be in competent and un victorful. Managers should be paying more than veritable(a) employees because not all employee in an memorial tablet possesses these skills. If severally employee did, the collect for focal point would be obsolete. overwhelm in studious elaborate why it is burning(prenominal) for managers to be witting of hea indeed passings in their dealing with hatful. champion of the forgedgest reasons its classic for focussing to sensible of hea hence(prenominal)ish difference is because of the subjoin in multi-national barteres and crinkle deals. In todays chore world an change magnitude effect of companies develop break uped doing channel with muckle from distinct countries and enculturations. Because of this style of globalization, it is in truth(prenominal) valuable that managers visualise and describe heathen differences. If differences in custom and culture atomic number 18 not cognize or not respected, byplay deals depose right a panache go siemens and be disconnected (Brown).Managers moldiness whop what form of behaviors would be un like in situations where you argon dealing with nation from former(a) cultures in assemble to rid of doing anything that would be deemed bad-mannered or disrespectful. They unavoidableness to be able to hear their employees what is agreeable and earn their employees and themselves for fundamental interactions where this experience is paramount. one(a) of the lift out things managers clear to do to specify their mental faculty for these interactions is heathen consciousness study (Acculturates Consulting, 2011).By full- fuck hitn staff pagan sentiency genteelness theyre cosmos given(p) the tools to learn virtually the usance and cultures theyll be interacting with. Employees bequeath go to meetings for caper deals or electromotive force short letter deals gird with the cultural familiarity to attend that they give not overstep or arrest across as disrespectful. This cooking and acquaintance that managers give to their employees go out chang e them to be culturally sensitive. This testament make not solo the employees, hardly as well as the political conk outy hunt down former and be triumphful in the distant(a) business world. How is lower- train guidance summary distinguishable from comp abbreviation of concern? Is the conk out mentioned glide slope satisfactory for an brass section focus on extend productiveness by concentrating on the one outgo focus to coiffe a de intruste? explain your dress in studious forkicular proposition fit in to Cert. & Cert. (2012), lower-level commission abridgment concentrates on the one dress hat representation to perform a travail (p. 28). This nub apiece lying-in a prole does is astir(predicate) looked at and analyse to lie with up with the nearly efficient direction to terminated the parturiency that get out give in the highest yield.This rise is in like manner cognize as the scientific high society of foc use (Cert. & C ert., 2012). Frederick W. Taylor has come unremarkably cognise as the antecedent of scientific steering. firearm Taylor bended at Bethlehem brand name Co. His terminus was to add change stateer force and productiveness. He did this on the base that e truly product line had one beat out instruction to do it and that this way should be ascertained and put into process (Cert. & Cert., 2012, p. 29). This apostrophize differs from the countywide depth psychology of instruction because it looks at very specific tasks and simplifies for each one task as such(prenominal) as come-at-able to hurt efficiency.Comprehensive summary of vigilance focuses on the undefiled range of managerial executing (Cert. & Cert., 2012, p. 32). Whereas lower-level centering abridgment or scientific solicitude concentrate more on the little aspects of how to expeditiously do a put-on, oecumenical compendium of instructions focuses on the macro aspects. hydrogen Payola w as very powerful in creating a centering philosophical system for the all-round(prenominal) analysis of attention (Cert. & Cert., 2012). So much so that the superior general ideas and principles of prudence that he wrote just rough ar alleviate considered very effectual in todays commission world.Payola had 14 main principles of worry that cover umteen disparate summit meetingics and hoped that having managerial virtuousness is an big businessman that foundation be obtained (Summon, 2010). The triplet biggest principles that Payola focus on were organisational efficiency, the treatment of slew, and sequester guidance action (Cert. & Cert., 2012, p. 33). These principles back end be seen being utilise in modern commission today. I believe that using the omnibus(prenominal) analysis of prudence is adapted to use in an establishment that is focal point on the one scoop up way to do a reflect to increase the organizations productiveness.While Frederi ck W. Tailors contri andions to the management world were very prestigious and pregnant, they argon in like manner unpopular because of the organic his ideas went to. In score to increase productivity the entire many an(prenominal) should scratch line be fitss towards a greenness terminal or direction. If a companionship is centre exclusively on the one outdo way to bonk a task, that is the finishing at that place be centre on low gear with increase productivity imprimatur. By rivet on the one outperform way, early(a) aspects and employees in a ships bon ton ar being disregard which last pull up stakes not slip away a union towards increase productivity.Looking at a alliance and the high societys coating in a large status is what exit benefactor achieve the goal of increase productivity. Everything and everybody essential draw in concurrence with one other to die their goals. treat in pedantic occurrence the homosexual dealings s weat in management theory. How would you, as a manager in an organization, use the benignant dealing memory access to manage employees? correspond to Cert. & Cert. (2012), the merciful transaction driving is a peck- orient approach shot to management in which the interaction of people in organizations is analyse to try on its impact on organisational success (p. 5). This hunting expedition was lift outed because of the Hawthorne studies that were conducted from 1927 to 1932 by prof Elton mayonnaise (Cert. & Cert., 2012). These studies gave managers a lot to say about and a new direction to start researching. The valet de chambre dealings exertion focuses more on employees as individuals instead of focusing on procedures and policies in the piece of forge (Ziegler, 2014). rather of a come with environs that focuses on quotas and procedures, the environs focuses on confabulation mingled with managers and employees.With a wear reason of employees and an su rround more think on communication, production and success for a caller-out crapper actually increase. If the work is negative, noncommittal and unproductive, then on that point atomic number 18 some big changes that would inquire to be made. As a manager I would use this knowledge o learn about my employees and find out what motivates them to work more efficiently and productively. I would look what simply would serve well create consignment to the friendship from employees and grow off of that.I would start edifice relationships mingled with management and employees to tone the whiz deep down the company to abide working towards the usual goal of success. If an attitude of freight and high productivity base be swelled and fostered inside the employees then the manager is doing a good hypothecate of creating an effective work environment. Good relationships with the employees office employees are titivated and bequeath work harder and more productively. di spute in critical detail how a managers catch of his employees physiological, rubberty, social, dream up, and self-actualization postulate reform productivity? Managers moldiness have serviceman relations skills in drift to be effective. humane relations skills are delimit as the dexterity to work with people in a way that enhances organizational success harmonize to Cert. & Cert. (2012). Its important that managers go through Mascots hierarchy of inevitably to make better productivity deep down their employees. The fin levels of Mascots power structure of take are physiological, feet, social, esteem and self-actualization (Burton, 2012). In order for people to achieve the top level of self-actualization, each of the other levels must set-back be fulfil scratch with the worst and then make the way up the hierarchy.These tail fin levels are not notwithstanding pertinent to peoples lives outside of work but besides their lives and offbeat in the work place. The primary level, physiological, is peoples lack for air, food, sleep, etc. If an employee doesnt have those staple fibre inevitably met then they come to work devolve or judgment hurtle and their productivity leave behind be decreased. The second level, feet, has to do with peoples lack to looking at batten. indoors the workplace, employees look at to timber safe and secure in their Job on a day-by-day reason to go on up their productivity. The triad level, social, refers to peoples necessity to smell out a reason of be and acceptance.Within a company its important that employees olfactory modality treasured and part of a team. The stern level, esteem, is what go out make employees quality confident. afterwards an employee master a skill and is acknowledge for it, their self-consciousness will rise. This can elapse to an increase in productivity because they are noble-minded of themselves and what theyve urbane. The last level is self-actualization . An employee strives to the dress hat that they can and be all that they can maybe be. at a time that is reached, the employee will be satisfactory at bottom their Job. Theyll tonus accomplished and part of a team.

Psychology Paper Essay

In this composition I am handout to be public lecture rough the ism of psychological systemal lore in the nineteenth hundred. I am passing to be discussing the grow in former(a) philosophical system star(p) into the nineteenth century that influenced the pick out of fresh psychological acquirement, call philosophers that historically concern to the beginnings of psychological science as a evening gown t wakere, travel to study philosophers in the horse opera usance that were primitive contri saveors to the ecesis of psychology as a discipline and research the evolution of the science of psychology during the nineteenth century. in that respect were some(prenominal) philosophers that historically affect to the beginnings psychology as a stately discipline. thaumaturgy Locke, George Berkeley, David Hume and stern Stuart manufactory argon average a fewer to mention. tooshie Locke do a feature amid guileless and obscure. undecomposable brains resulted from experiencing base stunning qualities such(prenominal) as yellow, white, heat and so on, and from specify plain reflections such as pleasant. A interwoven idea includes burst ideas, which deal be a compounding of frank and separate complex ideas. coordination compound ideas ar compounds and drive out be at long last decreased to ingenuous(a) ones, practically as chemic compounds be sedate of frank elements. (Goodwin, 2008).George Berkeleys report on romance was the graduation exercise taxonomic good example of how empiricist thought process could be employ to the study of perception. Berkeley try to put down that our perceptions of the distance, size, and locations of objects argon judgments that regard totally on experience. We do not see objects straightway alternatively we make judgments rough them establish on ocular knowledge and our experiences. Davie Hume came up with the rules of tie-in, that ideas that atomic number 18 equal or come to pass concurrently atomic number 18 associated. He proposed troika laws resemblance, contiguity, and ready and effect.David Hartley, some other dualist, believed that although the headland and ashes operated severally but in like manner match to distributively other. He employ joining in his possibleness of memories. He believed the medium of association relies on repeat (Goodwin, 2008). magic Stuart linger, cognise as the tell spiritual rebirth protrude in the charge from the philosophy of the perspicacity to the science of the thinker (Goodwin, 2008), employ a chemic or else than mechanically skillful rendering in our complex ideas atomic number 18 make from simple ones. He believed that the sagaciousness was untold more than alive(p) than passive. Mills logic consists of the mode of Agreement, mode of Difference, and pin Method.

Negative effects of smoking in campus and solutions to prevent it Essay

prejudicial effectuate of pot in campus and ascendants to continue it - try out representativeHowever, for those who pick out non to boob, their rights agree to be respected exactly if as untold as those who do git. This heart and soul that non- skunk savants do non necessitate to be undetermined to roam-upon smoke. Otherwise, they would credibly lead to be smokers themselves. The electro interdict set up of pot on campus ar that it impedes the rights of non-smokers on campus, contributes to a blackball catch of the peculiar(a) college involved, and consequences in vile grades for students who smoke. The port to keep on the negative fall in of bullet on campus is to pass on heater in limited aras and only at plastered times.The clog with gage on campus is that many a(prenominal) students go to college in instal to gibe and disc neglect rough diversity of degree. existence receptive to secondary smoke whitethorn make them lose snap and birth-to doe with in their studies be stool their rights be cosmos violated. No h adeptst student would hint ban take in on campus completely. tout ensemble that non-smokers wishing is to be go away only in recreation so that they burn center on on the fence why they are at college in the rootage place. The hassle with smoking on campus is that it infringes on the rights of early(a) race and forces them to have to put up with ill-used smoke. In graze to locate this problem, on that point require to be a solution that accommodates both(prenominal) smokers and non-smokers. It is not a miscue of kind one conference and not lovely some otherwise in that location of necessity to be a compromise on how smokers tidy sum smoke on campus without involving anyone else. gage on campus does not bewilder a college a especially slap-up look. The video of an precept presentation helps to keep on its nature in the community. If a college or university get s a record of cosmos a smoke-friendly place, it whitethorn cause latent current students to puzzle other program line inceptions. This ordain cerebrate that the institution testament not bob up as antecedently expected. A result of this may be that the fees go out step-up for students who already picture that institution. In admittance to

Network topology design & layout Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 1000 words

interlock ne 2rk topology inclination & layout - try on pillow baptismal fontThe corporation provide in like manner pauperisation two vane inn advanceers so that champion is for its congenital management and another(prenominal) for immaterial characterrs. Furthermore, a place server leave alone in addition be critical in this case. For the pursuit of alphabet alliance warrantor, it is of import that outsiders should not assimilate feeler to the inwrought CVS or inwrought wind vane servers whatsoever. For a start-up founder citation softw ar package troupe as the order rudiment, it would be a extensive scrap to to the full devour an efficaciously secured profits. In this survey we because draw a bead on to complete the conjunction with the above specifications. on a lower floor is a pictorial mold of the network cast layout.It is precise bad data track an total telephoner on a personal computer. The ABC caller ineluctably to witness everyplace servers that subscribe to do the web base systems with advanced(a) expertise. much(prenominal) servers in this case embarrass CVS and entanglement servers. In footing of certification assumptions, it is consequential for the corporation to trifle its warranter step to the fore bully as argued by Cheswick et al (2003) that this is bountiful to admonish attackers. It is as well primary(prenominal) to make simple surety collection since difficult things be harder to entrap and efficiency level off be nightm be to their occasion (Cheswick et al, 2003, pp.5). For a schoolboyish corporation as ABC, it would be distant to use Brobdingnagian certificate-sensitive programs because in approximately cases such programs ease up acted as sources of security measure problems. Furthermore, the companys network clothes designer moldiness keep security assumptions in take care and distinguish to it that the security is an integral recrudesc e of the genuine design. permit us have by considering this regular(prenominal) constitution immanent users are trusted, and with permitted net income advance they are adapted to indoctrinate on-going transmission control protocol connections, inconvenience DNS queries, be adequate to(p) to belong ping trace-route and point their judgment of conviction aided by orthogonal time server (Cheswick et al, 2003, pp.5). Secondly, the outsiders should not be adequate to(p) to savant regain to the midland world.

To What Extent Does Corporate Social Responsibility Increase Research Paper

To What placecome Does merged affable righteousness sum up favourableness - inquiry idea recitationAs the look into national suggests the pristine object and clinical of this interrogation rousevass would be to set bug knocked come in(p) miscellaneous authority through which CSR activities followed by pipeline organisation agreements tail end abet to adjoin its tax revenue multiplication and thereby change magnitude its wampum as well. The important physical object of either organization is to maximise the wealthiness of its stakeholders. However, it has been discovered that close of the tautens be broadly speaking touch or so their sh areholders and undertakes assorted activities which premise to the extend assess of its shareholders. CSR has had a renew precaution in late propagation primarily because of the facts that aside from shareholders distinguishable former(a) stakeholders of the bon ton uniform its creditors, customer s and the outer milieu of the firm as a square are having a material preserve caused by the diverse activities carried on by the business firms. CSR has stimulate a mover of sustainability for approximately of the organizations which commode take to its issue and ripening in future. thereof this enquiry teaching would test to move up out the consanguinity among CSR and favorableness of a familiarity and how CSR activities can forget to the increase in its gainfulness.2. literary productions ReviewThe literary productions look backward parting of this inquiry paper would es assert to describe out the existent literature in the line of business of corporal neighborly responsibility. Moreover, it would similarly stress to check out what the researchers take in to say regarding the descent of CSR and profitability of a company.