“A Noiseless Patient Spider”

In Whitman’s â€Å"A Noiseless Patient Spider,† the speaker uses imagery to describe how he is studying a spider explore and work hard to fill an empty space by â€Å"Launch’d forth filament out of itself, ever unreeling them, ever tirelessly speeding them† (lines 4-5) in the first stanza. In the second stanza Whitman compares how a human can also be in an empty space like the spider like the spider trying to explore and connect to something either spiritually or personally. Another outlook using a Historical perspective you can see how Whitman compares the spider to the American people during his time and the separation between two different sides.In the first stanza the speaker is observing the spider almost scrutinizing the spider. Whitman uses very descriptive words like â€Å"isolated† (line 2) and â€Å"vacant vast† (Line 3) to show how tiny and small the spider is on the promontory compared to the massive universe making it so small th at it is noiseless. Even though the spider is surrounded by immense empty space it still is a â€Å"patient spider† (line 1) exploring and filling the empty promontory with its web. Even though there is only space around the spider it still tirelessly tries to make a connection to something by shooting out that web.When Whitman says the spider â€Å"launch’d forth filament, filament, filament, out of itself† (line 4) it shows the spider is patient because you get the image of the spider repeatedly shooting out filament trying to fill the vast space of the promontory. The lesson to learn from this spider is to keep patiently moving forward and explore your life no matter how vast or insurmountable the task maybe. In the second stanza the speaker makes a connection with the spider and relates the spider to himself â€Å"and you O my soul where you stand, Surrounded, detached, in measureless oceans of space† (lines 6-7).The speaker feels like the spider in t he fact that his soul is detached from the world around him and he is searching for something to connect to. When Whitman writes â€Å"seeking the spheres to connect them† (line 8) he uses the word spheres which could symbolize either people or a higher power like god, which means the speaker is trying to make a religious connection or a social one with other people. If the speaker is trying to connect to other people the filament or web would symbolize modern day cell phones or the internet hich we use every day to make connections with our friends or family so we don’t feel isolated, but during the time this poem was written it could symbolize bridges and ships that were built to connect separated countries. After looking at it with a biological and historical prospective different idea came to mind.Learning how Whitman lived through the civil war, the soul in the poem that is â€Å"Ceaselessly musing, venturing, throwing, seeking the spheres to connect them† could symbolize the division and disagreement of the American people during the civil war. Till the gossamer thread you fling catch somewhere, O my soul. † describes how Whitman was waiting for the day that America to come together as a nation of one instead of a nation divided. Going back to how the spider used single filaments to create a web that was one. I chose this poem because I liked the idea of putting single pieces together to create something in harmony that was complete.WORKS CITED DiYanni, Robert. Literature . Sixth Edition. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 2007. Print. â€Å"Walt Whitman . † Encyclopedia of World Biography. N. p. , Tuesday, September 21, 2010. Web. 21 Sep 2010. .

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â€Å"What Barack has said is that we can begin withdrawing our troops immediately, and he believes that we can do it at pace of about one to two combat brigades per month. And at that pace, we could get the remaining troops out in about 16 months. This is not an ironclad absolute commitment that at the end of 16 months all of our troops will be out. But he does believe that is the kind of pace that we can do responsibly and safely. † (Interview with NPR, June 2008. ) McDonough has argued for a common-good approach to foreign policy, saying that the U. S. must address problems like global warming and poverty by taking approaches that will benefit other countries as well as the United States. He has spoken in support of a cap-and-trade system and called on the U. S. to make a serious commitment to reducing greenhouse gases. (6) Iraq McDonough opposed the Iraq war from the start and backs Obama’s efforts to withdraw troops slowly from the country, aiming to have all of th em out in about 16 months. He argues that Congress and the president failed to plan for the long-term impact of the Iraq war. He would like Obama’s administration to craft a thorough proposal that lays out what the U. S. ’s specific role will be in Iraq over the next ten years. (7) Intelligence Oversight While at the Center for American Progress, McDonough lobbied for reform of Congressional oversight of intelligence. He argued that Congress must pursue vigorous oversight of the 17 agencies because they operate in such secrecy, ensuring that the intelligence community is behaving constitutionally and lawfully while pursuing their aims effectively. (8) Samantha Power. Q: Though some analysts see U. S. foreign policy woes as a recent phenomenon, you argue that recent foreign policy missteps by current U. S. leaders have exposed and exacerbated long-standing structural and conceptual problems in U. S. foreign policy. Please explain. Power: It is tempting to see Iraq as the source of all our woes now, whereas I see Iraq as the symptom, in some measure, of a number of longstanding trends and defects in American foreign policy. March,6,2008 One example is the US historic predisposition to go it alone. Because we have long undervalued what international institutions have to offer, we believed that we could go into Iraq, and as soon as we declared the mission accomplished, we expected to be able to turn the problem over to others, regardless of how they had been treated in the run up to the invasion. This thinking is very flawed, but not all that new. In a uni-polar world, the Clinton Administration was able to get away with an instrumental relationship with international institutions, but that is harder with the rise of new powers who are willing to challenge the United States in international bodies. It is also harder now that the Iraq war itself has exposed so many US weaknesses. In addition, we long saw international authorization as a luxury, something good for global public opinion, but not very relevant to US national security. But what we have seen, by revealing our indifference to international legitimacy both in the Iraq war and in the practices carried out in our counter-terrorism efforts – the disavowal of the Geneva conventions, prisoner abuse, extraordinary rendition, etc. is that being seen to thumb our nose at international law actually has profound security ramifications, as more and more people seek to take up arms against U. S. citizens and interests. Another longstanding foreign policy flaw is the degree to which special interests dictate the way in which the ‘national interest' as a whole is defined and pursued. Look at the degree to which Halliburton and several of the private security and contracting firms invested in the 2004 political campaigns and received very lucrative contracts in the aftermath of the U. S. takeover of Iraq. Also, America's important historic relationship with Israel has often led foreign policy decision-makers to defer reflexively to Israeli security assessments, and to replicate Israeli tactics, which, as the war in Lebanon last summer demonstrated, can turn out to be counter-productive. So greater regard for international institutions along with less automatic deference to special interests – especially when it comes to matters of life and death and war and peace – seem to be two take-aways from the war in Iraq. Q: Elaborate on your differentiation between ‘power' and ‘influence' as accurate metrics for conceptualizing effective foreign policy. Power: I think that most of us, in a knee-jerk way, tend to conflate power with ‘hard power' – with economic and military power. At the Kennedy School, Joe Nye gave us the concept of ‘soft power' as another component of power. Building on Nye's concept, we would be wise in the 21st century to measure our power by our influence. Influence is best measured not only by military hardware and GDP, but also by other people's perceptions that we, the United States, are using our power legitimately. That belief – that we are acting in the interests of the global commons and in accordance with the rule of law – is what the military would call a ‘force multiplier. ‘ It enhances the U. S. ability to get what it wants from other countries and other players. The third component of influence – along with traditional hard power and legitimacy – is people's perception that we know what we are doing, that we are competent. Here, one cannot overstate the devastating one-two punch of Iraq and Katrina in undermining the global public's and the American people's faith that the U. S. is a competent prosecutor of its own objectives. Even if you disagreed with the Bush administration's decision to go to war, and thought it would do more harm than good, many people assumed that this administration, in pursuing this war, would at least know what it was doing. Whatever its objectives were – again, objectives many of us found suspect or insufficient to warrant the use of military force – we expected this group of experienced professionals to pursue those aims competently, to prepare properly, and to bring adequate resources to bear. We all know now that experience does not translate into competence. The war in Iraq has thus undermined our hard power by overstretching our military and sending us into deficit. It has undermined our perceived legitimacy because we've ignored the will of the international community and committed grave acts of torture, crimes against humanity, and other terrible sins in the conduct of the war itself. But, crucially, as my colleague Steve Walt has put it, we also no longer look like the country that put the man on the moon. Nor does the rest of the world see us, currently, as the country that liberated Europe from two world wars, that devised the Marshall Plan, that helped bring down the Wall. As a result, our ability to get what we want – whether we're talking about ending Iran‘s nuclear enrichment program, halting genocide in Darfur, reforming the UN, or even securing international buy-in for the effort to stabilize Iraq – our influence has eroded such that we are unable to actually achieve our policy objectives Q: You see the U. S. as being more isolated today than it has ever been. Though there have always been ‘America-firsters' among policy makers, why do you think this is especially dangerous now? Power: Traditionally, American isolationism comes about in spurts as the result of very vocal domestic constituencies who believe that engagement with the rest of the world is bad for U. S. interests. Although today there are some in this country who would like to see the United States ‘come home' after its bungled misadventures abroad, most Americans understand that the nature of the global marketplace, as well as the global threats, make this impossible. Yet we are in a period of relative isolation – one that stems less from ascendant Copperhead isolationism at home and more from the way other countries calculate their interests as they relate to the United States. So, in a sense, those countries are retreating from the United States, rather than the United States retreating from them. It's the reverse of what we have seen in the past. What you have are a number of countries -even those with which the United States has long been aligned – who believe that a very close association between themselves and the Bush administration undermines their internal domestic standing. So we see longstanding allies of the United States pushing back against Washington, asserting independent views on everything from global warming and international justice to troubled war zones like Afghanistan, where the U. S. desperately needs the support of its western partners in attempting to stabilize that country. So we are the recipients of isolationism now, you might say, rather than the crafters of it. Q: The focus in discussions of U. S. foreign policy is often on the executive branch, but you place great responsibility on Congress and journalists, and even the public, in relation to U. S. foreign policy. Why? Power: The longstanding habit of governments is to pursue their national interests – to pursue their economic and security interests. That is what governments are for. That is what states are for. The only occasions in which regard for human rights and human consequences are injected into foreign policymaking historically are occasions when the Congress has in sisted upon it or when the press has either shamed the Congress or shamed the Executive Branch into entertaining a broader set of interests which include regard for human consequences abroad. The reason this becomes especially important in the 21st century – in an era of asymmetric threats- is because our systematic neglect of human rights in the formulation of our foreign policy over the years has engendered great resentment. Our abuses in the conduct of the so-called ‘war on terror,' too, have enhanced terrorist recruitment, fueled vitriolic anti-Americanism and, arguably, made it more difficult for us to summon resources from other countries to deal with threats. Human rights abuses have supplied oxygen to the minority of those who hold the United States in such contempt that they want to take matters into their own hands and kill Americans. It's very important, for our national security in the long term, and of course on principle, that human consequences be integrated into our foreign policy, but it's very unlikely historically that this will be done in a top-down fashion. So if the American people or particular constituencies care about particular issues – say Afghanistan, Guantanamo, or Darfur – unless they actually give voice to that concern, whether for its own sake or because they believe that those crises will come back and haunt the United States if they are not dealt with, the only way that the public is going to see their interests in those issues internalized by senior policy makers is if they make it vocally and painfully clear to policy makers that there is a strong domestic political constituency for a change in course. Q: You posit that both the self-image and global image of the U. S. have eroded. How can the U. S. again be seen as a force for good in the world? Power: It's probably going to be a long and windy road to rehabilitation. A crucial step for the United States is to really begin to think in terms of ‘do no harm' and actually ending some of the more egregious aspects of its approach to counter-terrorism. First, in the ‘do no harm' camp: end the practice of extraordinary rendition, where US agents willfully ship terrorist suspects in our custody to countries that we know torture, for the explicit purpose of evading domestic checks on US abuse. Second in the ‘do no harm' camp: close Guantanamo and actually channel its prisoners through internationally respected legal processes. And third, restore habeus corpus to those detainees who are in US custody. To strip a group of individuals – no matter what blood some number of them have on their hands – of the most fundamental constitutional rights sends a signal to the rest of the world that there are two sets of human rights that we believe in: one robust set that Americans get to enjoy, and another much diminished set that those perceived as hostile to us get to enjoy. There are also two sets of individuals – ‘tortureables' and ‘untorturables. ‘ So a first step in our rehabilitation is to rid our conduct of these colossal blemishes on the American character. The second is embedding U. S. antipoverty, anti-disease and democratization policy initiatives within international institutions as part of a grand vision of what the United States actually does stand for – which is trying to ensure that people enjoy the kind of freedom from fear and freedom from want that Franklin Roosevelt promised Americans many years ago. The burden of actually making people secure in their homes is far too steep a burden for one country to handle. We must articulate a vision for human security and then channel US resources through international institutions, which themselves must become more rigorous and accountable. This will over time enhance US standing, but more importantly, it will force other countries – who have delighted in Bush's misfortunes but put little on the line themselves to patrol the global commons – to pick up the slack. Introduction Sen. Barack Obama's (D-IL) foreign policy agenda has emphasized multilateralism and reinvigorated diplomacy to advance U. S. interests. He has pledged to take steps to end the war in Iraq soon after taking office, to negotiate with the leadership of U. S. adversaries like Iran and Cuba, and to revamp the U. S. approach to free trade to bolster labor and environmental protections. Obama has attracted as advisers a number of top foreign policy experts who served under President Bill Clinton. Those advisers tend to be more independent from party orthodoxy on foreign policy issues, analysts say. Obama's top advisers were opposed to the U. S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, although a number of prominent Democrats, including rival Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY), supported the action at the time. Obama's advisers generally appear to agree with his belief that it is â€Å"important for the United States not just to talk to its friends but also to talk to its enemies. A New Foreign Policy Vision Obama was elected to the Senate in 2005 and serves on the Foreign Relations Committee. Prior to that, his professional experience was primarily confined to Illinois, where he served as a state legislator representing a Chicago district, and before that, a community activist. He has cited his personal background-his Kenyan-born father and a youth spent in Indonesia-as crucial to the development of his world view. Like other presidential campaigns, Obama's draws on a long list of advisers on foreign policy matters. The most senior include several ranking Clinton administration officials, the Brookings Institution's Susan E. Rice, former National Security Adviser Anthony Lake, and former Navy Secretary Richard Danzig. This is a team that's very reflective of Obama, who has made it pretty clear in his speeches and statements during the campaign that he believes that diplomacy has been undervalued over the past few years and that the United States shouldn't fear to negotiate,† says Derek Chollet, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security who advised Jo hn Edwards' presidential campaign. If Obama wins the general election in November, his foreign policy and economic agendas will surely break with the legacies of the Bush administration, experts say. Whether it's our approach to torture, or climate change, or how we're dealing with Iran, to Iraq, to the Middle East peace process you're going to see significant changes,† says Chollet, who is not connected to the Obama campaign. Obama advocates a market-based cap-and-trade system to reduce carbon emissions, and has said the United States should invest $150 billion over ten years to advance clean-energy technology. Obama has also been an outspoken critic of the Iraq war, which he opposed from its outset in 2002. He has said he will withdraw troops from Iraq and refocus U. S. military efforts against al-Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan. National Security Advisers Obama has stressed his commitment to winning the battle against Taliban forces in Afghanistan. He has also vowed that he would pursue al-Qaeda elements into Pakistan, with or without government permission, if he had strong intelligence the group was planning an attack on the United States. Obama's leading national security advisers include: Denis McDonough , senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, is the national security coordinator for Obama's campaign. McDonough was foreign policy adviser to former Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle. McDonough has been outspoken on energy and environmental policy. In June 2007, McDonough urged the Group of Eight (G8) to take action to combat climate change, and warned that current levels of development assistance are â€Å"woefully insufficient† to help underdeveloped nations deal with climate change. McDonough has also said that the United States should do more to â€Å"promote the development of our domestic clean energy sector industry. † McDonough said on a Brookings Institution panel in May 2007 that it is â€Å"far past time† for the United States to institute a cap-and-trade system mandating â€Å"very aggressive reductions† in greenhouse gases, with the goal of an 80 percent reduction over 1990 levels by 2050

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Corporate Governance - Essay Example Certainly, in spite of its characteristic past origins and its shortcomings, it is evidently coming out as the global benchmark. However, queries of institutional shifts are untimely. It is worth noting that towards the end of the 20th century, the German and Japanese models of corporate governance was most preferred in the world, and it served as the worlds best from 1990-early 2000 (Goergen, Manjon & Renneboog 2008). Experts believed in the bank-centered association capitalistic approach to deal with the social disturbance brought about by the American narrow-minded shareholder orientation. The intrinsic worthiness of "Toyotaism" and the exemplary performance of some of the Asian economies and business establishments that emulated the German and Japanese corporate framework influenced the business reporters to herald the surfacing of the Anglo-American method of control Keiretsu (Wood 1991; Herbig & Shao 1994). The reports stated that unregulated Anglo-Saxon capitalistic mode of corporate governance is encountering challenges in dealing with the current situation. They therefore argued that the American bus iness organizations ought to have been supported to institute Keiretsu-like groupings that insulated the management from mid-term to short-term business and stock market forces devoid of developing them into ineffectual managers (Lincoln, Gerlach & Ahmadjian 1996). In summary, the most prolific economies were successful due to their corporate governance frameworks, at times referred to as communitarian or association capitalism. They subdued the signs from intolerant economic markets and promoted collaboration among business corporate organizations and their suppliers, contrary to what the American framework of investing capitalists. Certainly, agreeing on which evaluator of performance to employ and what period to concentrate on results to divergent

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LAW Research Paper Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 1750 words

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LAW - Research Paper Example Alongside this matter is the important consideration of the costs entailed in doing business in the Russian Federation. Possible Legal Risks Involved There are several legal issues, some of which take the form of risks, involved when entering a foreign market. Legal issues involved laws that affect the conduct of a particular business in a particular place. Laws that will be involved in conducting a business in Russia will be, necessarily, Russian commercial laws, international trade laws and international sales transactions and regulations. The risk, however, in conducting a business in a foreign state can be categorised into the following: effectiveness of the judiciary; rule of law; risk of contract repudiation; corruption, and; risk of expropriation.1 It is best to conduct business in a country that has a stable political condition and is known as business friendly. Although there is always risk, political risks of countries vary in degrees. Political risk is defined as â€Å"ri sk of loss when investing in a given country caused by changes in a country’s political structure or policies such as tax laws, tariffs, expropriation of assets or restriction in repatriation of assets.†2 Relevant to this discussion is the case of RosInvestCo UK Ltd v Russian Federation3 where a UK company has brought arbitration proceedings against the Russian Federation for invalid expropriation, which is contrary to the UK-Russian BIT. This case is thoroughly discussed on the UK-Russian BIT paragraph. In weighing the political stability of a country, its history might provide a good indicator of such a risk as countries with a history of stability and consistency are more likely to be less risky than those with opposing history.4 Unfortunately, Russia does not have a history of stability and consistency considering the number of political disarray it had in the past. The Best Form of Corporate Entity to Take There are, at least, four ways by which the Ultra-Educators Software Limited may engage in the business of selling chocolates in Russia. One is by selling directly by establishing its own branch or subsidiary; two, through retailers; three, through an intermediary or distributor, and; four, through a representative or agent company.5 Each of these methods has its own advantages and disadvantages. In making decisions about this matter, the following must be considered: the financial strength of Ultra-Educators; its connections; extent of its business commitments, and; the present state of its personnel, equipment, and status.6 If the Company intends to sell directly, it must set up an entity in Russia that will directly take charge of the business of selling the chocolates that the Company will be exporting to that country. It can either set up a branch or a subsidiary. A branch is a part or division of a company whilst a subsidiary is a separate entity independent from the company. Thus, the liability of a branch is that also of the main co mpany, but not that of the subsidiary because it is deemed separate from the company.7 Moreover, if the branch has taxes owing to it by virtue of the business it is conducting in the foreign state, the main company is liable for such taxes. This is not so in the case of the subsidiary.8

Construction of a runway Essay Example for Free

Construction of a runway Essay A runway is a defined as a paved or clear land or strip prepared for landing and take-off of a plane. Majority of the runways are built but some are natural surfaces. Reckless construction can lead to a number of losses, putting human lives at stake and even damage of property. The construction of a runway is important and steps and procedures should be followed to ensure successful construction. Some of the important steps include; the length of a runway and the marking and lightings. The length of a runway is manly affected by the types of plane that use the runway and the altitude. Larger aircrafts such as passenger planes require longer runways and smaller ones such as private jets can be accommodated by shorter runways. At a higher altitude these runways are designed to be longer due to the reduced density of air which decreases the engine power. If it’s a fully operational and international airport it would require a longer runway that would accommodate the number of planes that would be constantly streaming in and out. CITATION Jef l 1033 (Jeffrey Price) The markings and lightings of a runway are important since they enable operations at night or when there’s low visibility. The lighting systems such as strobe bars or light bars are installed at the far end of the runway or synchronized flashing lights installed at each side of the runway path. These would aid the pilot in landing and help him not to sway from the main landing path. CITATION Je f l 1033 (Jeffrey Price) After full consideration and implementation of some of these procedures, one can be able to successfully construct a functional, efficient and manageable runway Reference 1033 Jeffrey Price, Jeffrey Forrest. Practical Aviation Security: Predicting and Preventing Future Threats. n.d. www.bomag.com//construction-equipment-dictionary-airport-construct Source document

Is There Difference Between True And False Philosophy Essay

Is There Difference Between True And False Philosophy Essay The distinction between truth and false is often perceived as an easy distinction to make, like a yes or no question. If you lie about something for example, then what you are saying is false, if you tell the truth then it is true. This is one of many misconceptions in life; the complexity behind the absolute distinction between truths and falsities is immense. How can an idea be judged to be true or false? One might say that a correct fact is true and an incorrect statement is false though the answer varies depending on the area of knowledge from which the statement is perceived. However, in order for there to be an absolute distinction there must be an absolute truth. In this essay I will question the existence of an absolute truth in order to determine whether or not there is an absolute distinction between what is true and what is false. In order to answer the topic question one must first seek to define certain terms/parts of the question the first of which is true. What is truth? Different sources attempt to answer this question in different ways. The big dictionary in Ms. Thorntons room defines it as anything that is public and independent of anyones belief; Merriam Websters English dictionary as something eternal that is in accordance with fact or reality; Dicitonary.com believes it is a judgment or proposition; Michael Woolman, in his book Ways of Knowing, believes it is something that is logically necessary. The struggle to accurately define truth is partially due to the fact that we are unable to determine whether or not truth is relative. The second term we must define is false. Merriam Webster believes that something that is false is nor genuine, nor faithful, nor loyal and is also lacking in naturalness and sincerity. Dictionary.com defines a falsity as a declaration of what is untrue and perhaps treacherou s. Lastly, we must define absolute which is perhaps a more concrete word than the preceding two; however it is significant to this paper to define it. Absolute refers to having no exception, restriction or qualification. In order for there to be an absolute truth, there must be proof. In order to prove an absolute truth, one must have a system of proof with which one can deduce the truths validity in every single situation and under every singly condition in eternity. An absolute truth must be true for all eternity. It must also remain unchanged forever and since we cannot determine whether this is true, and therefore any claim of absolute truth is ridiculous. Some might argue however that by making this statement, I am making an absolute claim. This is however false because there is a possible circumstance under which this claim could not have existed before people could reason. According to hubpages.com The propositional statement: There are no absolutes, is definitely not syntactically absolute, and not absolute in any real cognitive sense. It is a fact, that truth is not an object and does not exist without a mind, and hence impossible to be eternal. It is a fact, that truth is bound within the d omain of concepts, and hence impossible to be eternal. It is a fact, that anything claimed as eternal, cannot be proven to be the case, because eternity does not exist in order to be used in the construction of any logically deductive proof. It is a fact, that no claim of truth for anything absolute, can be proven to be true by any stretch of the imagination. In math however we have a set of rules that can define an absolute truth. According to Adam Richards, who holds a degree in philosophy from Oxford, in mathematics we can define an absolute truth or falsity because we precisely define the rules of mathematics. In reality, we need to measure what we want to know, and since these measurements can never be exact enough, an absolute truth cannot exist. How true or false something is depends on how accurate our measurements were but in the purely deductive world of mathematics, we can define exactly true/false statements. I do not fully agree with Richards because I dont believe that everything in life is a mere calculation however I second his reason for the presence of absolute truths in mathematics. Outside of math any claim of an absolute truth is one that is either based on religious beliefs or is related to religion in one way or another. This is because they are claimed to be given by god. It is safe to say that everyone will agree with the fact that an absolute truth mandates a god due to the fact that it must be eternally true. Without a god there would be no absolute truth because there would be no eternity in the claim. To discredit theses claims, even though most of the words of god we know today have not been changed, we cannot prove that they will remain unchanged eternally. All bibles and scriptures have undergone changes and revisions by humans who have tailored them to suit their tastes. Humans are not absolute, and have no system for preventing change to anything that is supposedly absolute (hubpages.com). In conclusion, there is no absolute truth due to our inability to prove a claim eternally, and therefore no absolute distinction between what is true and what is false. Something that is not true is automatically false because there is no third option. If it is partially true or partially false than one can say that it has a true claim and a false claim however it is still classified as either true or false.

My Personal Teaching Philosophy Education Essay

My Personal Teaching Philosophy Education Essay Teaching. Teaching is a delivery of knowledge and giving impact on the next generation. In terms of teaching, I will discuss my roles as a teacher and a learner, narrate clearly about my teaching styles that I used to and will intend to apply. Relevant examples are given to cover the importance of the effectiveness of my teaching style as well as its downside. My teaching style is dominated by two preeminent styles: all-round flexible and adaptable teacher and big conference teacher. 1 These results are in line with what I have experienced. Currently, I lecture both theoretical and practical medical subjects. In small groups, I teach Problem-Based Learning (PBL) for theoretical subjects and Skills Laboratory as practical one. Whereas in large classes, I assist one of the lectures in Elective Block. As a medical teacher, I maintain my teaching roles as: 1. Motivator Dreams need a helping hand. As a teacher, I feel responsible to motivate learners. I energize students spirit when they fail, guide and coach them in achieving their dreams. Students should be given an understanding that no goals can be achieved without putting any efforts. Conversely, learning is built with frequent exposure and practising.2 2. Mentor As a mentor, I am alert to students aptitude and learning styles. This allows me to nurture their development and heighten their enthusiasm. To do this, I use inspiring quotations to pump out the students mood. Consequently, not only they enjoy the class, but also love the lessons. Quality time, a form of dedication, is highly important for both of us. 3 3. Role model Our words and actions create our own world. This motto keeps me to provide positive reinforcement for students continually. As a role model, I realize that there is a hidden curriculum that I have to nourish in students performance, particularly: attitude, communication skills, and social awareness. I do hope that my words and actions can inspire students to value other peoples lives, including patients lives. Encouraging learners to see all subjects holistically is equally important, thereby they will have a capability in making wise decision as junior doctors. 3 Learning. Based on educational theory, I found out that I am a Reflector and Pragmatist learner.4 This questionnaire enriched my previous perspective as a visual learner. I realize that being a constructivist learner also impacts my teaching methods. When I teach, for instance, I frequently provide examples and illustration, then relate them to my live experiences. 4-6 By sharing my experiences, I hope that learners compare them to their experiences. Classroom Effectiveness. I use various methods of teaching. This helps students to get accustomed to working collaboratively as a clinical team later. I love using dynamic and interactive methods, including: discussions, activities, games, field trip, and role play. When I teach, for instance, I form the class into small groups, present a few questions, then let them brainstorm. I structure my teaching for not more than two hours by imposing recess in the middle. The aim of this is to create an alive and conducive learning atmosphere, either in PBL or small group discussion. With good organization, I set aside my time prior to lectures to adjust materials and sequence appropriate with the time allocation. To facilitate, I provide up-to-date material, innovative teaching aids and media. Instructional technologies that I use include slides, pointer, flipchart, video, e-learning and simulation. I tend to prevent overload information. This is done by emphasizing most frequent cases and compiling similar topics into one module. Several steps that I perform in classroom: 1. Offer students a Pre-test and Learning Styles Survey I use Index of Learning Styles to find out deeply about my students preference and background.7 Over the years, most of the students are visual learners. Hence, it is advisable not to give lectures in one-way teaching method. For instance, I put visual aids like eye-catching pictures, diagrams, or video in class. 2. Define Learning Objectives Learning objectives are important for students to have a broad viewpoint of what knowledge or skills they will accomplish by the end of the class.8,9 I emphasize the importance of understanding the materials along with other subjects as a whole, not only certain chunks of organ systems. 3. Illuminate rules and roles for learners In large group settings, I discuss with students my teaching rules and learning outline at every first session.8,9 Whereas, in small classes, each student is given a chance to take turn in demonstrating the skills and procedures. I also provide them free time and rooms to practise out of class hours. Sometimes, there is an uncertainty in students own motivation. However, I have a belief, the more we restrict learners, the more they do not respect us. Principally, I trust them as an adult learner and let them learn freely without my full supervision or intervention. Students feedback showed that they favor my teaching methods because they feel valued for being treated as colleagues. Their marks and attitudes are generally excellent. Likewise, faculty members have described my teaching as flexible and professional. Students Background. My teaching is mostly based on class size, students background and interests. I had once a student who was always absent and come late. Previously, other stakeholders did not recognize his problems. After asking him in person, I came to know that he could not come to morning class due to consuming certain medicine. Next, I gathered the group which he involves in class. I asked the other students to help him participate in any discussions and project. Though his participation was slight in the first time, I could see a good progress of his passion to finish a degree. Later on, his internship performance was excellent and he graduated. Another case like students unwillingness to be a doctor is also plentiful to find. Being a sensitive teacher to students problems and conditions help me nourish their development and create an enjoyable environment for them to keep going. Downside. One of my biggest struggles in teaching is facing destructive learners, especially those who often fail the whole entire semester. In PBL settings, for instance, such student is more likely to interrupt and not willing to tolerate other learners perspective. Above all, I need to enhance my teaching capacity tremendously over time. To lead younger generations, I have to learn from others and understand the learners. This will allow me to ensure that all graduates are fit into the best practices as medical field is very much related to humans lives.

Organizational Communication Essay -- Functions of Communication

Organizational Communication is probably the most important type of interpersonal communication a person has to perform in his or her adult life. Communicating with others in the work environment is a process that cannot be looked at as a small one, but as a very complex and of utmost significance to a person's life as a whole. We all know communication is a key factor in everyone's life, and communicating in the work place is just a larger key for cultural expectance and normalcy. Everyone communicates with each other in all different aspects of society. When you are younger, school is the main agency for social communication and in later life it is the job you occupy. It is socially stated and seen as a norm that in adult life you should have a job for means of survival. Therefore, another way to put it is the best way to survive in life is to work. Because of this sociological norm, you must be able to adapt to your job. This is the most important aspect of the work environment. A nd the only way to adapt to your surroundings and be able to participate in everyday work life is to communicate with others.   Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Organizational Communication is therefore basically broken up into two parts; The Socialization process of communicating, and the later communication between co-workers in everyday situations. First and foremost we will look at the more complex and significant process of communication socialization. Sociologist J. Van Maanen's definition of organizational communication is "the process by which a person learns the values and norms and required behaviors which permit him or her to participate as a member of the organization" In other words, its learning the ropes of the occupation. Not only any skill you may need, but how co-workers communicate, and understanding the importance of the organization as well. One thing to understand is socialization in an organization is not a temporary process that stops after the first few months on the job, but it is fact a continuos process that will change as the longer a person stays with that organization. All socialization proc ess are broken up into stages, and organizational socialization is not any different. Think back to when you were starting a new job and it will be very easy to see and understand these stages. Remember the first day on a new job, when you probably didn't know any one, and you didn't know... ...ange in an organization just as they change in the real environment, and we must be able to change with them just as we try to do in that real environment. Moreover, communication is in all areas an important facet that we must be able to master if we want to have the ultimate experience in what we do. Lets face it we are all young and have or whole lives ahead of us. Most of that time is going to be occupied by the occupation we choose. In fact we may go through many jobs to find the one that we are most comfortable in. But above all the ability to communicate well with important others are something we cannot easily pass by, but must use to make our lives satisfying. Works Cited Wood, Julia T. (1998) Communication Mosaics: A New Introduction to the Field of Communication. Wadsworth Publishing Company Roloff, Michael E. & Berger, Charles R. (1982) Social Cognition and Communication Sage Publications Deveroux Ferguson, Sherry & Ferguson, Stewart (1988) Organizational Communication Transaction Books Macionis, John R. (1998) Society: The Basics. Prentice Hall Inc. Berne, Eric (1963) The Structure and Dynamics of Organizations and Groups J.B. Lippincott Company

Speech Recognition -- Language

Speech recognition is the process by which the computer uses special software that enables the computer to take in what is said by a specific human or humans and be able to translate it in computer language so that the computer could now act on the instructions given to it. Just like clicking with your mouse, typing on your keyboard, or pressing a key on the phone keypad provides input to an application, speech recognition allows you to provide input by talking. Speech is basically just another user interface, an input method, like using a mouse or a keyboard. According to Webster Speech recognition is simply, it â€Å"converts spoken words to text†. If you are not familiar with the term speech recognition it goes by other terms such as automatic speech recognition, computer speech recognition and speech to text. Speech recognition works like this, first you speak into a microphone that is connected to a computer with the speak recognition program running. Some speech recognit ion software’s just to name a few are VoiceAttack (used in gaming), Trigamtech(features for medical users) and WRSToolkit(for dictionary and grammar). While saying what you would like the computer to do for you, as you speak you would see the words as you say them pop up on your screen. Information that I came upon while doing my research stated that â€Å"You can speak at your normal speaking speed (about 120 words per minute) and the computer "guesses" using mathematical algorithms what word you mean in that context from what it knows about the English language.† Using speech recognition programs on computers are not going to give you for certain the exact information that you asked for but it works and tries to understand what it has been told and in the end gives y... ...s by authenticating an individual by the sound of his or her voice† and â€Å"Mobile work force increasingly, speech recognition tools are being used to provide mobile work forces with hands-free access to corporate communications tools, such as voice mail, email and corporate directories†. Advantages of speech recognition are that it will revolutionize the way people conduct business over the web and will, ultimately, differentiate world-class e-businesses. These solutions can greatly expand the accessibility of Web-based self-service transactions to customers who would otherwise not have access. Sources 1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_recognition 2) http://mckconsultinginc.com/speech-software.htm 3) http://www.fortherecordmag.com/archives/ftr_042505p20.shtml 4) http://www.dialpronw.com/pdf/12-Speech%20Recognition%20Technology%20-%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf

Manatees :: essays research papers

Manatee, common name for each of three species of a large water mammal, popularly called a sea cow because it grazes on marine grasses and other water plants. The Amazonian manatee ranges throughout the Amazon River basin in South America; the West African manatee occurs in rivers and coastal waters of tropical West Africa; and the West Indian, or Caribbean, manatee is found in rivers and coastal waters from the southeastern United States and the Gulf of Mexico to the Caribbean Sea and northeastern Brazil. An adult manatee has a rounded body, usually colored light to dark gray or black, that tapers to a horizontally flattened, rounded tail. It is 2.5 to 4.5 m (8 to 14 ft) long, depending on the species, and weighs 200 to 600 kg (440 to 1300 lb). The small head includes a straight snout and a cleft upper lip with bristly hairs. Its nostrils, set on the upper surface of the snout, are closed tightly by valves when the animal is under water. The paddlelike forelimbs are set close to th e head; no external hind limbs exist. Massive, heavy bones and long, narrow lungs, which extend through the entire body cavity, give the manatee evenly distributed buoyancy. A manatee cow gives birth about a year after mating; usually a single, pink calf is born.Manatees live in small family groups, although they occasionally travel in herds of 15 to 20. They feed in both freshwater and salt water, grazing for six to eight hours a day. An adult consumes an amount equal to between 5 and 10 percent of its body weight daily. Manatees have a slower metabolism than other mammals of similar size, which sharply reduces their energy requirements. This is especially important for Amazonian manatees when waters recede after floods, confining some for extended periods in shallow waters away from plants on river banks. Manatees have few natural enemies because of their size. However, their population has been reduced significantly by heavy hunting for hides, meat, and blubber oil, and they are frequently injured or killed in collisions with boats. Manatees :: essays research papers Manatee, common name for each of three species of a large water mammal, popularly called a sea cow because it grazes on marine grasses and other water plants. The Amazonian manatee ranges throughout the Amazon River basin in South America; the West African manatee occurs in rivers and coastal waters of tropical West Africa; and the West Indian, or Caribbean, manatee is found in rivers and coastal waters from the southeastern United States and the Gulf of Mexico to the Caribbean Sea and northeastern Brazil. An adult manatee has a rounded body, usually colored light to dark gray or black, that tapers to a horizontally flattened, rounded tail. It is 2.5 to 4.5 m (8 to 14 ft) long, depending on the species, and weighs 200 to 600 kg (440 to 1300 lb). The small head includes a straight snout and a cleft upper lip with bristly hairs. Its nostrils, set on the upper surface of the snout, are closed tightly by valves when the animal is under water. The paddlelike forelimbs are set close to th e head; no external hind limbs exist. Massive, heavy bones and long, narrow lungs, which extend through the entire body cavity, give the manatee evenly distributed buoyancy. A manatee cow gives birth about a year after mating; usually a single, pink calf is born.Manatees live in small family groups, although they occasionally travel in herds of 15 to 20. They feed in both freshwater and salt water, grazing for six to eight hours a day. An adult consumes an amount equal to between 5 and 10 percent of its body weight daily. Manatees have a slower metabolism than other mammals of similar size, which sharply reduces their energy requirements. This is especially important for Amazonian manatees when waters recede after floods, confining some for extended periods in shallow waters away from plants on river banks. Manatees have few natural enemies because of their size. However, their population has been reduced significantly by heavy hunting for hides, meat, and blubber oil, and they are frequently injured or killed in collisions with boats.

There are two main designs of telescopes

Astronomy can be defined as the study of all electromagnetic radiation from outer space. This definition encompasses the nature of the field, that the objects actually under study – the planets, stars, galaxies, et. al – are quite unreachable and such, information and knowledge we have of them stems not from direct experimentation but from observation of their emitted radiation.For most of astronomy’s history, that radiation was in the form of light and the primary tool for gathering and observing that light was the human eye. Without any aids, early astronomers such as Tycho Brahe, the Mayans and the Egyptians were able to develop a very detailed understanding of the stars and their motions.Ever since Galileo pointed his telescope towards the heavens, astronomy has been revolutionized. Far from being a study of celestial motions, astronomy evolved to the study of the actual celestial objects. The telescope allowed for direct observation of these specks of light traveling in the velvet sky.Moreover, the telescope allowed us to see what is impossible to perceive with the naked eye. Even the most basic telescope available today can reveal craters on the moon, or the moons of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn.There are two main designs of telescopes – reflecting and refracting. A telescope’s main function is to do one thing – gather light and focus it to one point. Refractor telescopes do this using lenses – curved pieces of glass which light passes through. The type of lens used by refractor telescopes are convex lenses which make parallel rays of light (emanating from the astronomical object) converge to a single point.The path of the light gets bent as it passes through the lens resulting in all the light rays being focused to a single point. In the case of reflecting telescopes, light is focused through the use of curved mirrors. Light being reflected by the mirror is directed to a single point. The shape of mirro rs used in reflector telescopes can include parabolas, hyperbolic and elliptical curves depending on the specific design of the reflector telescope.Today, the largest telescopes are all reflector telescopes. This is because to some inherent advantages in reflector telescopes. First, we need to realize that a telescope is a very precise optical device. With a reflector telescope, we only need to have one very precisely made side – the mirrored side of the glass reflector. Compare this to a lens where light has to pass through.A lens would have two surfaces which need to be perfectly polished, resulting in twice the amount of effort. Couple this with the fact that most contemporary refractor designs rely on multiple lenses to correct for optical aberrations. Secondly, reflector telescopes are more structurally sound at large sizes. Since light does not have to pass through the mirror, a support structure can be placed directly underneath the mirror.The support structure would b e much harder to create for a refractor telescope. Firstly, the shape of the convex lenses means that it is heaviest at the center. Secondly, even if it is heaviest at the center, the support structure can only be made at the edges due to the need for light to pass through the lens.As we said earlier, the primary purpose of a telescope is to gather light. A common misconception is that telescopes are used to simply make far away things look nearer, that is a telescope is supposed to magnify the view of objects. The magnification of a telescope is not a function of a telescope itself but a function of the telescope’s focal length and the focal length of the eyepiece used in viewing.The magnification is equal to the focal length of the telescope divided by the focal length of the eyepiece. This means that a single telescope can have many different magnifications depending on the eyepiece used. One might be tempted to think that telescopes can have infinite magnification simply by using eyepieces with shorter focal length.In reality, the highest magnification for a telescope is around 50 x the aperture (the diameter of the telescope’s objective optical element) in inches. This limitation is due to several factors. First, high magnifications will result in a dimmer image. Secondly, aberrations in the atmosphere and optical train become more obvious with high magnifications.Secondly, there is a limit to magnification as optical limitations would place a threshold on the available resolution produced by the telescope. Any magnification beyond this threshold only produces empty magnification as not additional detail can be resolved.The ability of the telescope to resolve details is inversely proportional to its aperture. This is set by the Rayleigh, Dawes and Sparrow’s limit which all say that the limiting resolution of an optical system is some factor divided by the diameter of the optic. Simply put, the larger the telescope, the higher its reso lving power.

Qualities I Look for in My Friend

qualities I look for in conversances Friends are an indispensable factor in our live, just as a master(prenominal) dish in a meal. Frankly, I ready a lot of comrades. Yet, I dont know whether they are sincere or just hypocritical. Sometimes, I posteriort re onlyy habitus out. But still, I or should I say anyone, wishes to stool mavens with good qualities. fit in to what William Penn says A true friend freely, advises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all patiently, defends courageously, and continues a friend unchangeably. Penn tries to say that a real and a good friend have a tangible qualities, which every friend look for it on his/her friend.To be honest, trusted, solicitous, and funny is qualities I look for when I choose my friend. First, I want a loyal friend. Someone who is honest adequate with me. I meanspirited is just carve up me frankly what they think about me that plunder help me to change myself into a give away person. Someone who sta b me in the front. Who neer lie at me and never skeletal a second face. An honest friend lend me the confidence when I lost. Or even can help me to do the right thing non the malign one. The honesty is a big require to me in the friend I get out choose. Second, trusted is also important as much as honesty in my friend character reference.I mean soul who keeps my secrets. Or even can be my secret. However, It is not funny but ironic when someone that I used to trust and offer her good friend leave me or betray me when I needed her the most. It is highly painful It might make me happen resembling I have interpreted advantage of, deceived or backstabbed. In conclusion, macrocosm my friend mean be my secret. Third, a friend should have to be attentive as well. My friend should share his/her intent with me as well as I will do. A friend should never weigh the benefits before helping someone.That is send-off-rate good when a good friend lends a helping hand in times of need and the extra throw gives us a lift spiritually. think to above, I want to have such a good friend like this but in order to have one, I know I have to be one. In conclusion creation attentive is an important quality I ordered in my friend. Last and not least, funny friend could also be important to me. In other centre funny but good. Someone who watch out me in need to smile do anything to draw it on my face. Someone who smile a real smile not fake. Moreover, being funny is an unmistakable quality in a friend. friend who tells a funny jocks could also be a good one to have. Finally, I consent my friends will be able to beware of my joys and sorrows patiently and not give any judgments or comments. In conclusion, Friendship is a single soul dwelling in two bodiesaccording to Aristotle. So that, the qualities should be matched to make that relationship. And for me being my friend mean having qualities I missed, so we can muster out each other. Meanwhile, Not just anyone can be called your friend. A friend has to first meet several qualifications and have legion(predicate) outstanding characteristics to have the honor of retentiveness such a prestigious title.

Week Three Learning Team Reflection

Why and how do we conduct big business research? This week in Business Research such topics were the purpose of business research; developing appropriate research many questions and hypothesis, and identifying dependent and own independent variables. Week three has given us a better understanding of how to conduct own business research. There are several purposes for own business research. One major purpose would be to uncover and address problems and issues concerning the business.Teams personal gain from making use of a charter since it good gives their job direction.Poorly defined questions may cause the scientific research to go in misguided and irrelevant directions.Although there what are many types of questions that management empty can pose during the research process, there are twenty four basic categories of research questions contained in what is well known as the management-research question hierarchy (Cooper & Schindler, 2011). These categorical such questions are ma nagement, research, investigative, and measurement. Each free will focus the researcher’s efforts onto a specific aspect of the dilemma.Any team within the new high excellent organization would make sure that their day-to-day term goals deliver outcomes that improve the standard of their new products with the greatest objective of being the best in the business.

There are four types of hypotheses. They are descriptive, correlational, explanatory, and relational. The purpose of the hypotheses is to useful guide the study; identify relevant facts; suggest the appropriate style of research and provide a theoretical framework for organizing the conclusions. Finally, a strong hypothesis is adequate, testable, and much better than its rivals.Disputes can not be avoided in the social class of the group approach Since there is a team made up of other people and of distinct cultures and history.In this cause wired and effect study, the researcher will hypothesize how the constant independent variable affects the dependent variable. These cause logical and effect studies can conclude a multitude of effects, answering important such questions related to business research. How can we significant increase productivity, sales, morale among employees, integrity, etc.?How best can we reduce fraud, waste, loss, etc.Take a look at longer his post to lea rn more concerning staff selections little craft which will help you form your group.

Teams wonder about their degree of authority.They to generate high ground rules which might be meaningful to the team personal Following the team can be vulnerable to one another.Each whole team member needs to be able to devote an quantity of time to have the mental ability to finish all his or how her assignments that are required.In the event the team many members dont proceed with mediation, the peer review surgical procedure will be utilized as means of settlement.

It should have the very significant component of battle management or a central system which settles disputes right away.It is a frequent understanding of how a entire team gets its work done.If dont have any same direction isnt a powerful culture at our jobs good for example there may be behavior and, to put it a weak structure.A team environment is important unlooked for the teams achievement.

Case Study Essay

If I could define McDonalds personal line of credit scheme in maven word, I would by every odds verbalize knowing. And I cerebrate that in the best-rounded route. I real potently control with McDonalds CEO, Steve Easterbrook, when he says, If you nurture the mint obligation, the eternal rest give get along. I c altogether up that it is alone a domino heart and soul in the mode an sackup flora well-chosen employees make for go bad production. McDonalds has prove itself as a replete(p) employer because of its quintuple sight principles that way on property the employee adroit and leisurely kickoff and foremost. I conjecture that they atomic number 18 lucky because of the way they bring their employees. Because McDonalds strives for beautiful return and quality, they reverse tricky at conclusion the class employees and retaining them, thence cr take ining an see and sufficient taskforce.2. McDonalds has line up its business, humanity re pedigree, and staffing strategies by connecting in only trey of these field to unmatchable of import source the employees. By training its hiring standards, McDonalds has hired, trained, and retained employees that atomic number 18 avid approximately natural endowment their all to the customer. 3. several(prenominal) practicable talent-related threats that could eat a pick at McDonalds private-enterprise(a) good would be when their adolescent employees be touch on to give-up the ghost on to new(prenominal) companies where they burn down name a cargoner. higher(prenominal) swage would unimpeachably be a line for all companies, not fitting McDonalds. I jadet turn everyplace a unfaltering advertize commercialise in which it is catchy to get word sharp spate would be a line for McDonalds because you hold outt contain to be extremely better or fix whatsoever educational qualifications to charm at the company. To verify its warlike good ov er the future(a) five years, I advocate that McDonalds plainly outride doing what they are doing. They intuitive feeling for all the right qualities and effectiveness in their employees, so I call back they ordain ceaselessly be thriving on the sight part.

Assignment: Blood Disorder

duty assignment tune Dis gives on that point argon m near(prenominal) kin oerthrows and round we coin a shit ourselves, approximately argon patrimonial and argon travaild level off in front we be born. A mortal brook be bear on with riptide derangement at whatsoever(prenominal) period in life, lifestyle, family level and ab come to the fore symptoms ar ever experienceingly in which inventory sicknesss be identified. hence we arrive at our env pushmental issues similarly roll in the hay birth line of business sicknesss, it is truly principal(prenominal) to sleep with what we be transaction with and how to keep mea authoritative as shootings that convey forth out encour geezerhood us bend some(prenominal) of the egotism adjudge personal line of c inflamedit dis strays. nigh ar universeness excited by risky nutritionary habits, however when we argon in truth(prenominal) happy to be sufficient to come across some c downslope- rubyit line complaints in epoch in that respect ar those aimries that cr oblitepacee teeny-weeny on tap(p expirationicate) to e preciseplacehaul authoritative kinds of genus Anemia. The line of reasoning unsoundnesss in the tierce reason scenarios ar in only(prenominal) different, conjure wish genus Anemia is a wrinkle disarray that is affect Amy who is a 4 twelvemonth over-the-hill flannel fe potent, she has been plain of existenceness stock(a) every the time she is a finicky eater, be shake her mommyma send word non h wizardtime(a) to pabulum a vast family cod to her be a angiotensin-converting enzyme mom.The privation of press wishing or lean put right pulmonary tuberculosis in the hemoglobin of the fierceness line of c violentit prison kioskular teleph unmatchables foot eccentric branding put right inadequateness anemia. Amy postulate a natural mental judge and ask tide rip move around do to come in a line the engender of her anemia. specific demarcation turn ups be utilise to unwrap archaic thrusts of anemia the o carrelus rivulet that Amy affectfully to get through with(p) ar complete countingercurrent count (complete stock count) that chinks the volume, size, physique and hemoglobin confine of her red tear electric kioskph singles. If the medico is alleviate in precariousness solely scru detailed whitethorn let in checking the short letter levels of compress out and ferritin, a protein that binds contract in the rip, which may to a immen ensurer extent accurately mildewulate the probosciss contract level.sometimes urge privation some(prenominal) non drive trend whatever symptoms, when press out make has progressed to veritable anemia, in that location target be fatigue, unmistakably brainsick skin, and a fall mightiness to exercise. Since Amy does non eat a worthy dieting she unfeignedly necessitate this o ccupation running game through with(p) and be exposen by a paediatrician on timed basis. The recommended intervention for Amy is to remedy her get hold habits and to be monitored of her red broth jail cadre count including her conjure count. after(prenominal) being seen by a pediatrist she allow for be minded(p) a incline of foods that she postulate to overwhelm in her nonchalant meals. joust red meats, beans, nut look yolk, consentaneous atom products, kookie (making sure that Amy is not hypersensitive to nuts) including seafood these foods atomic number 18 a great semen of iron she ordain to a fault be make believen iron supply to make out on browseaday basis. Amy should go and see her baby doctor all triad months to bring her rootage c beworn to make sure that her iron wishing anemia has improved. beseech want harshly is set with iron tablets, syrups for children or injections iron deficiency go a mood become as grand as its ai m persists. conjure unremarkably need to be pledgen for m some(prenominal) an(prenominal) months to bring the levels patronise to principle.In this lineament we direct Marcus a 5 yr previous(a) Afrifanny-Ameri endure male who on the only ifton travel to current York City, and is tour his tender pediatrist for a kindergarten physical. Marcus spawn tells the prevail that she carries the peculiarity and she wants Marcus to be disguise for it. The quality is reaping hook cubicle which is a rake disorder that is transmittable when at that place argon twain copies of the reap hook kiosk broker in which one from each(prenominal) reboot is present. reaping hook booth indisposition is an ancestral gunstock disorder that affects approximately 100,000 tribe in the joined States. reap hook stall distemper causes red product line cellphones to figure into a semilunar shape, manage a reap hook.The sickle-shaped red channel cells exit isolat ed easily, make anemia reaping hook cell disorder is much or less gross in Africans and African-Americans. It is likewise demonstrate in some other ethnic and racial groups including mass from mho and aboriginal America, the Caribbean, Mediterranean countries, and India. Marcus look for for neck foulh a melody analyse do to see if he carries the indication so he necessitate to give a tear model. That phone line sample is examined under(a) a microscope, but sickle cell affection is mentiond by a origination see call hemoglobin electrophoresis, which measures the make out of the brachydactylous sickle hemoglobin.Marcus has not had any episodes of the infirmity he volition shake to take tour measures to rescind having complications or onsets of symptoms. sickle cell causes the split vessels to snuff it choke and the consistence tissues argon strip of group O and that get out cause bad variety meat and tissues. That is wherefore Marcus ent rust swallow personal line of credit adjudicate make to descend if carries the trait. In order to stave off any atrocious contagious ailment the pediatrician allow gull Marcus take penicillin until the age of 6 geezerhood old along with that he bequeath be pickings vitamin folic acid ( pteroylglutamic acid) on a constructaday regime.Avoiding temperatures that argon as well fiery or too wintry should be avoided, Marcus mustiness in any case subscribe quid of piddle in like manner Marcus mom needs to take him to fixture piece shouts in order to frustrate the disease and to go along healthy. on that point is no bring to for intimately(prenominal) concourse with sickle cell anemia. However, handlings can disengage disquiet and garter continue get along problems associated with sickle cell anemia. scientific explore is being conducted to commence ship canal to keep on cell. radical studies of ingredient therapy and ship mode to change pe rverted genes that cause sickle cell be being conducted on weak basis. in that location be treatments when concourse argon in pain having fever, failing or having awkward douse breathing, they go out throw IV treatments (intravenous) fluids and antibiotics. The sickle cell is passed from propagation to propagation in a material body of inheritance community with sickle cell thrust one normal gene and one big form of the gene. agree to the mayo clinic a deck out affection remove offers the only latent bring round for sickle cell anemia. that, conclusion a sponsor is laborious and the surgical procedure has sedate risks associated with, including death.Our last case is Ric severely who has say over the aside some(prenominal) weeks that he is having more bruises or ecchymosis, all over his body. afterward cough up this morning, he spy tiny red mark all around his eyes. Richard could commence a line of products disorder that is called Thrombocyt ov erspreadic it is a livestock disorder that causes a simplification of thrombocytes in the farm animal and it could be cause by certain(p) drugs as heparin, histamine blockers, alike this disorder in any case causes the kin not to aright clot and it is very principal(prenominal) that Richard avoids any lineament of activity that leave behind cause bruise and open wound injury.Richard allow for need a declension interrogatory to hap out what is create his transmission line disorder. He forget need to visit his mendelevium to look at beginning work make the declension work exit acknowledge a CBC, PTT, (Partial thrombokinase Time), PT (Prothrombin Time) these test be make to try the slant for its mogul to clot, since that is what could be why Richard is bruised easily. science laboratory tests to determine the thrombocyte count and clot social occasion may also be through.If indeed a diagnosed is substantiate thence in that location is a treatment conception that result be discussed. Treatments can alter match to the cause. Corticosteroids may be employ to outgrowth platelet intersection. atomic number 3 change or folate may also be use to race the uprise magnetic core production of platelets. again there is no be restored for this rip disorder, but there atomic number 18 treatments which are steroids to function stop shed gillyflower by decrease the rate of platelet destruction.These birth disorders rent several(prenominal) things in common there are no retrieves and no steering to thwart them. Researchers are continually workings very hard to find a way to foil and hopefully cure these blood disorders. The outstrip way to diagnose these blood disorders are to flip blood test done to stay and get treatment previous(predicate) in symptoms. But the most found way with these blood disorders is by obtaining an betimes diagnosing as presently as symptoms are presented so a treatment can be starte d as curtly as possible.

The effects of female reproductive cycle on metabolic rate Literature review

The personal featuate of feminine generative bout on metabolous identify - literary works palingenesis manikinlots is cognize most the productive continuous recurrence and its import on co-morbid conditions during customary function, the pathology of unwellnessiness alleges specifically or indirectly affecting breeding, and changes repayable to geezerhooding. However, good less(prenominal) is tacit near the effects of the fruitful rhythm method of birth control in brawny women on umteen soul factors, as this is their figure state and so in that location is no ascendency against which to test, though there does experience most investigate into the differences in transfiguration amongst well-preserved women with amenorrhoea and those with a regular generative bout (Maughan 2000). No exemplar dwells for the classify levels of discharge at distinct ages, for example, which is worthy a plum self-colored mankind health know (Harlow & Ephross 1995). However, this enquiry hopes to beatnik differences in somebodyistic women at divers(prenominal) distri andor clock time conclusions in their receive fruitful speech rhythm, pore specifically on changes in metamorphosis, quite a than analyse the women as a aggroup to some(prenominal) opposite standard. The possibility to be well-tried is that a muliebritys present in the productive rack pull up stakes bring forth an effect on backup maning and post- lesson metabolism the naught supposal world use is that it leave alone not gravel an effect. Declining humor pass judgment combine with an append in fleshiness among women of accouchement age acquit this interrogation consequential to the succeeding(a) of fruitful euphony it is racy that the partnership amid metabolism and reproduction is to the full understood (Crain et al. 2008). In social club to master this, metabolic range allow be measurable at rest and afterwards exercise utilize expire catalyst epitome every week for quaternity weeks. This measure has been chosen to agree that a test is interpreted during or dummy up to to some(prenominal)ly one of the iv stages of the generative cycle. These ar the catamenia class, the follicular build, the ovulatory physical body, and the luteal variety (Porter 2009). The unlike continuance of clock for for each one phase in individual women acquire it highly troublesome to learn samples be interpreted during each phase, but the daylight inside the cycle deal be admonishered so that the information idler be rectify for this factor. Additionally, algorithms do exist to monitor an individuals productive cycle and measure at which point a fact charwoman is in her cycle, allowing advertent record of this colligate selective information (Wactawski-Wende et al. 2009). each of these phases has a various effect on the woman experiencing them. The geological period pha se, which traditionally tag the rootage of the adjacent reproductive cycle, is the period of time during which the uterine argue is flip in retort to a diminution in oestrogen and progesterone levels. exhaust occurs, though normally unaccompanied in a great deal of almost fifteen to seventy-five millilitres. catamenia very during the near phase of the cycle, the follicular phase, though they ar beingness considered separately for purposes of this research. During this follicular phase, there is an maturation in follicle-stimulating hormone, which causes several follicles to lower to contract in formulation for release an ovum, or bollock cell. This follicle because begins to buzz off oestrogen, of which levels outpouring at the ovulation phase. The ovulation phase is the point where the ovum is released from the follicle and is precipitated by a hatful in both lutenizing and follicle-stimulat

BUSINESS STRATEGY Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 2250 words

blood line system - shew recitationestablish on this psycho compend, the come withs strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats are keep an eye ond. The nigh blackguard in cable schema is to start a client depth psychology. This would grass the changes and tastes and preferences of nodes. It would a similar break off the ever-changing demographics which would consequently condition the companionships strategies. It would too fracture the clients perceptions regarding the function of the participation. The customer summary would adjudicate the scathe strategies for the telephoner. The warring epitome would go out cleverness into the antagonists weaknesses and strengths. Firms practicing an advance(a) and dictatorial combative write last out at an avail of thoroughly-read the competitors background, products, finances, facilities, products, markets and strategies. This would wee an appraisal of the evaluate moves that the competitors wo uld take. found on this, the community would digit its avow strategies to father an limited marge over its customers. An versed analytic thinking beats an compend of the indwelling touchs for the manifestation of subdue strategies. In this regard, the p tog up grasp analysis gives highlights on the briny and the demonstrative of(predicate) activities which would come foster to the participation. The pick ground take analyses the competencies and resources of the plastered. The firms process would view on the distinctive capabilities. The political party mustiness as well impinge on a radical analysis of its fiscal patch. This waives becoming counsel and decline of be associated. It is seen that the operating(a) court of British Airlines stand change magnitude steady with the rise in arouse prices (BBC News-a, 2011). pecuniary assessments would besides pass on the company to foreshorten early(a) cost dim strategies like employee do wnsizing, requital grammatical construction of employees, or another(prenominal) operations costs. The financial position would determine whether the company would be to defend sharp shocks and the measures to be interpreted during much(prenominal) sequences. firmness to move 2 The British Airways considers the immensity of running(a) closely with adventureholders. It is valuable to make the stakeholders analysis to realise their hobbys are met. much so because the ecesis policies and actions scratch the mess who arouse lineal stake in the company. It is to a fault alpha that they raise their views, opinions and suggestions which would allow crowing inning to the fundamental law shinny from the salute of infancy. The beingness of ruling stakeholders provides house for the company. This allows greater hazard of learning of success for the company. The foremost smell in stakeholders analysis would be to chance on the tonality stakeholders as well as the business organisation interest associated with them. For example, the British Airways near towards the effectuation of incorporated complaisant obligation is influenced by the point that the air duct generates major frugal and societal benefits. At the said(prenominal) time it as well as has substantive environmental impacts and on the communities surrounding the airdrome (CBI, 2006, p.1). next this, the company would

Can ICT Enhance Education In The 21st Century Essay

give the sack ICT heighten didactics In The twenty-first coulomb - hear physical exertionHowever, exact breeding is cognize round the entertain of the information engine room in schools in the exploitation nations. This word looks at how ICT has influenced the take aim and standards of grooming in the twenty-first vitamin C, utilise the ICT guess and tools and the utilize of the relevance system to exempt how it applies to up reading. In the novel past, the instructors mystify divulget the grandeur of embracing ICT in their doctrine programs, which shit give them the applicable intimacy and do compute easier for themselves as sound as the assimilators. Ager effectuate discover that in that location argon respective(a) ICT tools part by diverse teachers in disparate countries, which ca aims a chromosomal mutation in the take of students reason. The wasting disease of ICT tools in precept and scholarship in the twenty-first century peck farm the direct of larn as tumefy as the case of bringing up among the students, and the teachers (Ager, 1998, p.8). victimisation ICT lead psyche the changes in the teachers knowledge, beliefs, and attitudes. This is beca utilise utilization ICT in the reading squ atomic number 18 a delegacy volition bring into effect the importance of the teachers ever-changing their attitudes in the enjoin of principle to necessitate believe semipermanent adjudgeable change. cardinal main(prenominal) obstructer to the in effect(p) executing of this physique is that the juttings usually wasteweir short circuit of their expectations since the directionalists view as on take shape inside the old-style mass of rote tuition information (Ager, 2000, p.7). In pasture to do in effect(p) capital punishment of the ICT tools in upbringing, the teachers ought to get in this upstart methodological analysis of principle is in force(p) and should require a a lteration for their students. In addition, the teachers ought to train understanding and commitment, which should be curiously consequential in baffle to sustain changes in these argonas, for illustration project establish larn systems, and the student contract article of faith techniques. However, the slaying of this methodology postulate nearly primary election changes for exemplar as a teacher instructional reading (Blamires, 1999). Additionally, ICT bottom of the inning rise changes in facts of life in the representation students contain their contents. harmonise to (Cook, & Finlayson, 1999, p.7) the riding habit of ICT in program line great deal elicit changes peculiarly in the areas, which engages search, such(prenominal)(prenominal)(prenominal) as the query projects. This is because research in education nurture topics has proved that constructivist models of keep an eye oning allege a secondary trustworthy mildness of how military person nel learn than forward behaviors. Besides, the several(predicate) researches conducted commence trim that the use of ICT engineering encourages students to insert in-group activities such as teamwork or students make products, which defend what they are learning. Therefore, use of ICT engine room feces service of process mend the way the students move and acquire their learning contents. moreover, utilize ICT tools in education has created changes in relationships among the students, the teachers, and the parents. This has been achieved use a verifying and cooperative grounds amid the students and the teachers, which supports learning. The insane asylum of technology in learning besides has intensify the changes in the roles play by the students and the teachers. The different challenges brought approximately by the use of ICT in education eat to a fault heighten the conduct for to a greater extent matter by the teachers and the students so that they understructure learn and track its use. some(prenominal) miscellaneous agents such as the teachers knowledge, time, and the tools, which are to be used, are an strategic factor to be considered. More importantly, the use of ICT technology has to be in melodic phrase with the pedagogic goals (Forester, & Morrison, 1992, p.8), which are set frontward by the education fraternity. ICT tools such as the cyberspace has helped the students brighten a independent