A carbon footprint is the measure of the amount of greenhouse gas in the earth's atmosphere, typically measured in tons CO2-equivalent. The global average carbon footprint is about 4 tons of CO2-eq per year (Walser, Maggie L." Carbon Footprint").. Greenhouse gas is the main cause of climate change (" Carbon Footprint".
Tin Melting Experiment Tin Melting Experiment 3-8-11 Group 6 Summary This experiment was conducted to identify the melting point of pure Tin. This experiment was conducted to determine the melting point of pure Tin from the Tin cooling curve.
In nursing the principle is based upon the fundamental notion that all decisions that are made should be based on studies that are research based, the research studies based on a set of specific norms as well as their interpretation. This essay paper considers the evidence based practices that are fundamental in hand washing as →
This shows that the problem of ocean dumping is not a small one. The ocean is deserving of muchrespect.
In any language, water is the most abundant compound on the surface of the Earth". - Explain the term compound and also why water is not an element. Answer: Compound is a chemical entity made from combination of two or more different elements. Whereas, MgCl2 is a polar molecule as the geometry is bent structure. 13- →
The active trophozoite attaches to the lining of the small intestine with a " sucker" and is responsible for causing the signs and symptoms of giardiasis. On the ethical and the financial front there is the issue of the pharmaceutical companies funding research in the area.
It describes the risks and impacts that global-warming has on the environment, and the negative effects it has on the future economy. The state of global warming is at a hazardous state because of its adverse influence on climate. It is evident that the expansion of greenhouse effect is the cause of global warming on →
These three reservoirs had a combined capacity of one million gallons. The amount of water supplied was insufficient; this led to the realization of the need to increase of the supply by 1838. It was called the Brunswick Reservoir. Towards the end of 1860, the Oakwood reservoir was constructed increased the supply of water to →
The fact is that levels of alkalinity and acidity differ naturally between sections of the ocean and at different phases of a day, month or year. This supports the notion that the concerns of ocean acidification are mere exaggerations, since the ocean is alkaline and in no risk of emerging acidic.
The Chancellor led to the emergence of the world war in Egypt. Some of the famous recognizable symbols of Civilization in Egypt are the Great Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza. The conditions along the Nile River Valley had a significant impact on the success of the ancient Egyptian Civilization.
This leads to drying up of oil wells both inshore and offshore. There is also high use of electricity in the manufacture of the vehicles. When the ozone layer is damaged it leads to global warming, which in leads to change of climate and an increase in temperatures. There is also noise created by vehicles →
One of the biggest drawbacks of maritime transport is the astronomical losses that can be an experience in the wake of a disaster at sea. It was intimated in the report that the accident might have been a cumulative result of human error and bad weather. 1998: MV Princess of the Orient The loss →
The Roman architecture has endured for more than 2000 years due to the way the Romans perfected use of three architectural elements; concrete, arch and vaults. Most of the material qualities of the Roman concrete were similar to modern Portland cement.
Hope to inform you of water's importance b. Drink at least eight 8 ounce glasses of water a. Some people demand more i.
Racism in America has been one of the most sensitive factors since it can be the source of a range of other negative aspects. America is one of the most diverse countries in the world due to the high number of immigrants recorded as from the 17th through the 20th centuries. This implies that affirmative →
He uses a number of racial and cultural abuses that are used in a derogatory way to refer to people of other cultures, races, sexual orientation and religious affiliations to make the point that the use of Indian words to name sports teams is derogatory to the Indians. However, the point that Churchill is trying →
It will be followed by criticisms of the concept of unconscious prejudice and the evidences presented in opposition. Devine's investigation and many other similar researches that are presented as an evidence for the existence of unconscious prejudice in a common man are all based on assessing racial attitudes after participants are given bias clues.
Notice that the polarities are reversed in Figures 1b and 2c compared to Figure 2a. The DC current gain is equal to DC Current Gain = IC/IB when IC = output current, and IB = input current. So the DC current gain is the ratio between the two currents which exist →
It is important to note that The New Jim Crow does not seek to be a full analysis of the ways in which the criminal justice system affects people of color who are not black or how the system affects women of color. Alexander does acknowledge that the criminal justice system affects →
We all know the history of segregation the reason for segregation in place was to ensure the black Americans to lived apart from white Americans. The World & I Diversity in America states " the fusion of cultures here is so unique and so exceptional that citizens can be just as proud of their original →
However, in recent decades, many couples often living together before marriage and after that they decide to walk down the aisle or not. With the lack of social knowledge and future-oriented led to sexual relation and living together before marriage are growing quickly in young adults.
A remarkable point of view of a young lady's battles is chronicled in Anne Frank's: The Journal of a Young lady. It is a convincing case of a youthful Jewish young lady developing quickly in the two years between the ages of 13 and 15 while avoiding the Nazis amid World War II. Her deadness →
It is believed that marriage at a younger age may result in a high divorce rate and there are several reasons to propose this to be real. The first reason why a young marriage may not last is simply because they are not read, they may not be 110% committed to the other person and →
The familiarity and knowledge of social and individual risk factors are quite significant for the advancement of addiction of nicotine and it could greatly help to enhance all the procedures that are aimed at reducing the use of tobacco and to start efficient and efficacious prevention programs. The rare of response at these high schools →
This is what mainly happens in most cases, the events may be caused by man or something else. Thesis statement: House fires are as a result of causal events and also human error which plays a big role in this, that is basically the main point of focus. Causality as David and Jackson put it, →
Smoking cigarettes may increase the risk of many health problems. According to the 1982 United States Surgeon General's report, " Cigarette smoking is the major single cause of cancer mortality [death] in the United States." Cigarette smoking is the leading cause of 90% of lung cancers which is one of the hardest cancers to treat →
The crucial scene in which this idea is presented in the play is act 2 scene 4 when the Fool talks to Kent after he has been put in the stocks, and more specifically his line " The knave turns fool that runs away;/ The fool no knave, perdy." On one level the Fool is →
In the reading of A Midsummer Night's Dream, in addition to in class, the researcher has been discovering the way that Shakespeare has been able to bring the subject of humor to his play. This essay will explain how A Midsummer Night's Dream is a performance that is mostly put together with a lot of →
One of the most obvious parallels is, of course, to Shakespeare's The Tempest, the story of a man stranded on an island which he has single-handedly brought under his control through the use of magic. This is undoubtedly in part because the technology does not exist and therefore cannot be explained to us. What is →
He is so afraid of losing the power that he's so far gained that he would rather fight " the rugged Russian bear." This shows that Macbeth is totally out of his mind and irrational, and creates confusion in Macbeth's audience in the play and the audience watching. The idea of him truly taking over →
Hamlet is brought to the spot by the reports from these people and is the fourth person in the play to see the ghost. However, the case for insanity does not rely on Hamlet's ghost hunting activities; it is based on the prince's behavior throughout the play. Look at Hamlet's treatment of the elderly courtier →
He faces the dilemma: either to correspond to their standards of behavior and humiliate himself, or to remain true to his own ideals of strong moral and to oppose himself to the whole society. Hamlet was left in anguish that made him desire to fulfill the wishes of his own and his dead father's.
It is often noted that The Tempest is an odd play in Shakespeare's canon; unlike any of his other works, with the exception of The Comedy of Errors, it observes classical unities of time and setting. Of all of Shakespeare's opening scenes, the one in The Tempest is probably the most dramatic, including as →
Through its two unfortunate protagonists, Will Shakespeare ' a lowly player' with writer's block and wealthy Viola De Lesseps whodreamsof ' love as there has never been in a play,' it explores the idea of ' the truth and nature of love' in the Elizabethan era. Madden portrays the harsh realities of →
The choices that the two lovers make are not bad or lives end with horrible tragedy/death. Romeo's reckless decision to uninvitedly appear at the party of the Capulet house was the critical event that led to the series of tragic events in the text. Though the exact cause of the hatred is unknown, Romeo, →
Examine well your blood- Whether, if you yield not to your father's choice, 70) You can endure the livery of a nun... Although it is important to remember that Shakespeare's plays were acted out in their time and not meant for reading, the first three lines of Theseus' serious threat on Hermia's life give a →
Am I not then to be set free?" The context of ' St Joan' i.e.the society in the play is religious, military, judicial and political, all these contexts can be seen in the court room scene in ' St Joan'. This play is similar to ' St Joan' and performed the same way and →
A brief analysis of the story's plot, theme, and discussion of the main characters convey the idea of personal liberation through mercy. Shakespeare's play The Tempest is a story of the magical loss and restoration of the man's power, wherein actions develop in the unchronological order, simultaneously showing past and present events. As explained by →
With a disciple, the teacher also often becomes an integral part of the person's life and the pair usually develops a close bond and understanding of honor. Although the idea of honorifics is diminishing as Japan moves towards a more westernized form of communication. Honor and Media In the 1985 film " Ran" directed →
Here, Atwood asserts how the same issues can pervade humanity, although our changing cultural and technological paradigms certainly can influence the ways in which this is true. Perhaps, a more recognisable " magic" that exists in both the play and the novel is the magic of art and the form of theatre. Theatre to shape →
In this course the three poems that I related to the most was the ballad of a chocolate Mabbie by Gwendolyn Brooks , Bonny Barbara Allen by Anonymous , and The Sonnet 116 by William Shakespeare. One of the main reason's I found these poems the most interesting was because I →
Shakespeare used the play Pyramus and Thisbe within the play A Midsummer Night's Dream to comment on the position of theater during his time, which was often subject to the will and whim of both church and state, and frequently threatened with censorship. Shakespeare introduces the actors of Pyramus and Thisbe early in A Midsummer →
The owl is often heard in Macbeth and it gives the play a sense of scariness that makes it thrilling to read, it helps the reader be alert to the evil, and the suspense increases with every scary sound. The appearance of the witches, the strange behavior in nature on the night of Duncan's murder, →
Her brother, Laertes, returns and hears that Hamlet is the cause of all this death; he plans to get revenge on Hamlet. Claudius uses Laertes to kill Hamlet in a fencing battle; he poisons the sword that will strike Hamlet and the glass of wine that was given to him.
For instance, in the Hamlet article, he is trying to show how the human mind can work in complex workings.In this book, he is trying to express the work of the mind through the struggles of Hamlet. In this case, the author is bringing up the character of vengeance by human →
Everyone who's read the story of Macbeth knows exactly what happens; a good man is corrupted by the lust of power, armed with the knowledge of the future and urged by the whispers of his wife into rushing headlong into the unknown and ends up fulfilling all of his dreams, never realizing that nightmares are →
This means she has to do everything for the sake of her father and her father is the ultimate power over her. One of the themes of the play is male dominance and the objectifying of women.
Therefore, Claudius portrays the state of the nation as a diseased body, one that is on the verge of corruption and deceit brought onto it by its leaders. Special Vocabulary This theme is reinstated several times in the play through the use of vocabulary that focuses of diseases and illnesses which are symbolic because →
The following document reviews the history of western theatre and the impression it left on people including acting as a career and survey of the famous theater actors. Acting: An overview The account of theater performance in the type of enacted rituals is almost certainly as old as the most primitive humans on earth. →
Once Laertes learns that it was Hamlet who was responsible for his father's death he was in a blind rage, and he decides to kill Hamlet to get revenge for his father. As part of his plan for revenge, he challenges Hamlet to a duel to atone for the death of his father and sister.
In my opinion theses three themes which are focused on through different interpretations of the play, are the most significant in King Lear In the 1974 Edwin Sherin production of King Lear, we see his directorial decisions on costume choice reflect the nature of the play, as well as the things that have taken place. →
Furthermore, the time when the play was written coincides with the important period in the history of America. According to Takaki, the time he considers in the essay as the reference to Indian expansion was as follows, " it came after the English invasion if Ireland but before the colonization on New England, after John →
This theme mainly involves two characters of the play, Antonio and Shylock. The character of Shylock seems to be the villain because he wants the pound of flesh of Antonio's, who seems to be a good Christian. It is understandable then that Shylock seeks revenge when he wants the pound of Antonio's flesh, even →
He does not take no for an answer and readily reverts to silencing his subjects, as well as strong words in order to establish himself as the one and only ruler. The first of a large sequence of noises the readers experience is the initial storm, which as it is later revealed is not a →
Shakespeare presents love as foolish in ' Twelfth Night' by using the inadequacy of characters affected by love as a catalyst for the ludicrousity of events which occur. The confusion of love is shown by Shakespeare in the fast paced love plots and triangles in the play, characters such as Viola are used to demonstrate →
Hamlet feel disgusted and betrayed by his mother, since he loved his father and he did not imagine that his mother would pass the throne to his uncle, who takes over as a king. The two stories are based on the young men who show their love of their parents in different ways. In " →
The motif of the need of suffering is used throughout the novel to produce the book's theme: great suffering leads to salvation and the expiation of man's sins. The charitable side of him is a sign of self-submissiveness and weakness that displeases him greatly due to his expectations of his own theory.
These thieves selfishly used their knowledge of technology to take advantage of a system and profit from it at the expense of society and human well-being. The advantage that we have been given is to be used for the benefit of, and not the detriment of others.
The war that started in 2001 demonstrated colossally difficult for many individuals over the world, particularly in Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan, and the United States and each additional months and years of war adds to that toll. The war on dread, truth be told, demonstrated an extraordinary incident on the lives of its casualties. Mental →
On the other hand, there are differences between the Yakuza and the Triads.the following paragraphs explain in detail the similarities and differences between the two organized crime groups. BODY: Similarities between the Yakuza and the Triads Both the Yakuza and the Triad were formed under a " family" styled program.
They believe that the murder should be killed because the criminal killed an innocent person." Eye for an eye, and tooth for a tooth" is the concept what most of our government uses up for this inhumane punishment. It totally contradicts the point of the law. One of these is the right to life, →
Section 3 Section 4I believethe best consequential theory to use in regards to theethical dilemmafacing Attorney General Abaca is the theory of rule utilitarianism. One of the major represents of Rule Utilitarianism John Stuart Mills states " The corollaries from the principle of utility, like the precepts of every practical art, admit of →
When freedom is taken for prisoners they are not being able to see their families when they want to and not being able to do things freely is part of the rehabilitation and punishment process. Parole may be granted if the board feels that the prisoner is not a mince to society.
From my own point of view, I do not support the idea of mass incarceration because this form of imprisonment has its own way of making sure that most of the African American men are the ones who end up in jail which then takes away their right to vote even after being released from →
This essay will aim to highlight some of these for a specific group citing specific examples of a hate crime, restorative justice models that can be applied to the group. It will also further go on to explain the benefits and challenges with the use of that particular restorative model, along with →
According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, every human has the inalienable right to life and the right not to be tortured or subjected to any cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment. The death of a criminal is not for humans to decide, and will only serve as revenge for the victims, not justice. →
In the social sphere, it can be regarded as the way in which some certain individual with desired characteristics like socialresponsibilitytake up the helms or control in social domains. This control is aimed at filling a vacuum that exists for the coordination of activities and the making →
The rivals will keep their prices constant in order to increase their sales at the expense of the firm that raises the price. That is, for upward changes in price, a firms demand is expected to be higly elastic, in contrast when the firm lowers it price, it is most likely that its rivals will →
The Liberal reforms changed the economy, politic and social circumstances[l] , and lead Britain to a more well structuralizes and strong country. The reasons of the reforms were, changes in attitude, the Boer War, social reform, political changes and the fear of being overtaken.[4] The Ideology of Laissez fairer had assumed how a →
This paper aims to explore the exploits of J, Edgar Hoover, the first director of the Federal Bureau of Investigations who was at its helm for more than half a century. His hard work was recognized and he received appointment as the acting director of the newly formed Bureau of Investigations (later changed to the →
Managers possess all kind of potential abilities, skills, academictheories of management, work experience which shapes managers into a diplomatic, situation-oriented individuals to act according to the breeze of atmosphere in an organization and to that effect, manager takes swing to that side. This does not mean that managers are very clever or uncomfortable individuals, whereas →
The disadvantages of the directive leadership style are: dissociates staff, non-development of employees and convenience. One might use this style of leadership when the faculty or staff is in danger of not accomplishing a task in a timely manner or in a crisis situation. The leaders in the district are a compilation →
The ideal leadership theory depends on the workplace setting and the dynamics of the organization or company. The four leadership models employed involves such as the behavior approach, the power and influence approach, trait theory, and the social exchange theory.
Many are convinced that being ahead of everyone is very prestigious, but they are really poorly aware of what a true leader should be, what qualities he must possess, so that people strive to follow him and would like to follow him. After all, in essence, this person is like a lighthouse that indicates where →
If Gene One is to remain competitive and successful, the CEO and the Board of Directors believe that the company must go public within the next three years. There is a 36-month deadline for this strategy to be implemented to help Gene One realize its growth targets, establish the company as a strong competitor and →
But this understanding is faulty as leadership is not a sole function of individual charisma or talent but a collective activity. Gilbert Fairnholm defines leadership as an interactive function of a leader and several followers jointly engaged" which means that there is a collective effort in terms of value and trust enough to →
Currently the majority of the world is seen to be controlled by the influential Western countries such as the USA; this issue inspires much of the the dismay in many Arab caricatures. The steering wheel that is placed on the back of the head of the character in the cartoon is a symbol for the →
This essay will describe the evolution of leadership theory as it developed from being based on individual personal traits and behaviors to the modern theories that are based on dynamic models of situation and on transformation. Early Leadership theories: traits and behaviors Ohio State University developed a theory →
I am not sure that I would fight the position once the policy was in place, as I do not really think it is that huge of a deal. It is an accomplishment to be tenured and when one holds that position he/she has gained the right to have a voice. After the meeting →
Cherry, 2012) Per our book the Hersey and Blanchard's extension of the leadership grid focusing on the characteristics of followers as the important element of the situation, and consequently, of determining effective leader behavior.Behavioral theories leadership is based upon the belief that great leaders are made, not born. Scholars taking the trait approach attempted to →
This will encourage and motivate them in improving their performance in the organization (Blanchard & Broadwell, 2018). How My Personal Model of Leadership Compare To the Models That I Researched For the Graphic Organizer My personal model of leadership is different from other models of leadership because most leadership models focus on the leader →
The good leaders have that vision to see the future to avoid the fear of unknown or unknowable. Gary Yukl defines leadership as " the process of influencing others to understand and agree about what needs to be done and how to do it, and the process of facilitating individual and collective efforts to accomplish →
A greatest strength of servant leaders is the potential to heal one's self and others.4. Servant leadership is a style that lays down a set of characteristics that all leaders are supposed to emulate to attain success, and tries to shape the character andpersonalityof the leader.
To help in the development of my leadership style I would like to transform an organization. Though this may be a challenge, I know that it will involve both joys and sorrows. All of the traits of a charismatic transformational leader are areas that I need to work on to become my →
Besides, hops allow for the attainment of the bitter taste of beer, as well as the light struck flavor. Cooling is done and allows for the removal of spent hops leading to the formation of hopped wort that is pumped into the fermentation vessels. Temperature and the process of yeast collection after the completion of →
It is a play about alienation, relationships and a small community and its limitations, it is about love and the political problems between the English and the Irish. Sarah is aware of Manus's feelings for Maire. Humour is important in every play, this is particularly noticeable in the characterisation of Jimmy Jack and Doalty.
With the language spoken widely across the world, it is impossible to decide who can count as a speaker of English. Bibliography Crystal, D 2003.
It is currently the largest airline in operation in the United Kingdom, although there are a number of smaller operations that are currently threatening the larger company, especially in the national and European travel markets. British Airlines is still the leader in the number of international flights booked on a yearly basis,
Syllabus: English Unit-I MODERN LITERATURE Poetry For Detailed Study Chaucer : Prologue to the Canterbury Tales Spenser : Faerie Queene - Book-I For Non-detailed Study Spenser : Prothalamion and Epithalamion Wyatt, Surrey: Selections in Peacock's English verse, Vol-I Ballads : Peacock - Vol-II Prose For Detailed Study Bacon - Essays - →
The aim of the author is to create a picture of the dualism in the society, in general, and the city of London, as well. Given the setting of both texts, Victorian era, it is evident that the evils described were a representation of the dualism in the Victorian Cities →
The first was by speakers of languages in the Scandinavian branch of the Germanic family, who colonised parts of Britain in the 8th and 9th centuries. The history of the language can be traced back to the arrival of three Germanic tribes to the British Isles during the 5th Century AD.
These conflict arose of many issues including the taking of the Indians land, the destruction of the Indians crop by the Englishmen's cattle, inequality of the law with regard to the Indians, and more. The article " Pequots and Puritans: The Causes of the war of 1637" discusses the events of the Pequot War.
The main objective of the museum visit was to learn about the various rocks, the different minerals and the artifacts in the museum. One was to clearly understand on the History of the British Columbia in Canada. The Rock, the minerals and Interesting Artifacts in the Museum. The rock structure in the museum could be →
BBC A history of the world.n.d.Web. 17 Oct 2013 http://www.constitution.org/eng/magnacar.htm " William the Conqueror " BBC History.n.d..Web.
Although the colonies in the New England and Chesapeake regions of North America were settled mainly by the English, by the 1700s both developed into two distinct societies because of their environmental surroundings, their reasons for settlement, and their way of life. The regions had somewhat similar climates, but it was their surroundings that →
The situation in the country side was said to be deteriorating and reprisals and raids became the order of the day. The Continental Army, which took part in the battle, was under the command of Brigadier general Daniel Morgan. Green is said to have split the army that he lead where he gave different soldiers →