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By the Grace of God by Katy Perry is a song of heart break and determination , Katy herself is faced with the challenge of working though positive and negative experiences she has encountered through her divorce. These negative experiences that Katy faces are portrayed through a number of features some include the use of a depressing and Grey tones throughout the first two verses â€Å" thought i wasn’t enough â€Å" , â€Å" Couldn’t take it anymore†, â€Å" Running on empty so out of gas† This is one way Katy expresses her negative experience of heartache and pain, this also can refer to her depression. Another technique used to reveal her pain is the use of similes for example â€Å" locked up tight like iron mountain† Katy feels trapped and depressed and â€Å" when the truth was like swallowing sand† Katy feels as though she is better to just suffer than face the truth although Katy has faced all of these negative experiences she some how finds it in herself to make her own positive experiences in a similar way to Tom Brennan. For the rest of the song Katy is all about turning her negative experiences into positives. She is determined â€Å" to pick herself back up† and to fight through the pain and get back to her new/ normal life. This is when she leans to the spiritual/ religious side of things which is a strong theme throughout the rest of the song as it ends every chorus â€Å" By the Grace of God† These positive experiences of rebuilding and reflection are proclaimed through two main features the use of imagery and the repetition of lyrics. Types of imagery indicated in this song are religious imagery â€Å" By the grace of god ( There was no other way) this indicates to the audience that her faith was her last resort to help her turn her life. hopeful imagery â€Å" I picked myself back up â€Å" , â€Å" Decided to stay†, â€Å" I’m not giving up† This unveils to us that she is willing to leave the past behind and is ready to face the future. Imagery of Katy rebuilding her confidence is strong throughout the middle and end of this song this displays that her life is really heading in a positive direction and she is not going to let the negative things bring her down examples of this are â€Å" I could Finally see my self again† This is very similar the the quote In Tom Brennan â€Å"I could smile, ‘cause I could see that he was  coming back’.

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Similarities and Differences Between Richard Henry Lee and Abraham Lincoln A reserved man, Abraham Lincoln rarely talked about his childhood. He was â€Å"also embarrassed by his crude family background. † (Gienapp, 1) He also knew little about his ancestry, save for what his father Thomas repeatedly narrated about his grandfather being killed by Indians â€Å"while laboring to open a farm. † (Gienapp, 1) He was born in a one-room log cabin, built by his own father. He grew up on a farm, which was at first rented, but eventually was paid for by his father from his painstaking labor as carpenter and cabinetmaker. Although he was barely literate, he performed several official duties and appeared several times in the local records of his community, having a scrupulously honest and moral reputation. On the other hand, Richard Henry Lee was the scion of one of the colony’s first families. The first Richard Lee came from Worcester, England where their family was into the manufacture and trade of cloth. Upon the deaths of his parents, their mother’s brother was awarded guardianship of him and his three brothers. Richard was sent to America to help expand the family business. Twenty-five years since his arrival in Jamestown, Richard Lee had amassed 10,000 acreas, three plantations in Jamestown and established an impressive commercial empire that spanned both sides of the Atlantic. The civil war in England and the Cromwellian interregnum had little affected the Lee businesses. By the restoration, Richard had decided to move his family to England, grooming the eldest, John, for eventually assuming control of the family business in England and America. Upon Richard’s death at forty-five, he had successfully ensured that his three sons would continue the family’s flourishing transatlantic commercial empire. John and Richard II returned to the colony and divided management of the business. The third son, Francis, stayed in London as their father wished, to be the family’s London commercial agent. This second generation of Lees shifted the family business from fur trading to tobacco, showing an adaptability to challenges within the economy and Virginia’s provincial government. When Richard II became the family’s patriarch, he learned the advantage of fostering cordial relations with the provincial government as the surest way of retaining royal patronage. This practice was continued by the third generation of Lees. Thus, despite the disarray in their transatlantic interests following the death of their London sibling, Thomas, the third patriarch tended to political matters in Virginia and shied away from their London affairs. Thomas entered the political arena; with a short-lived first attempt, the second was not only successful in the House of Burgess but advanced further to the Council of State. His marriage produced six children, one of whom was Richard Henry. Richard Henry Lee was ten when the family moved into the comfortable Stratford Hall. His boyhood was spent running â€Å"around the plantation grounds, making friends with the children of the slaves living on the plantation, unfettered by parental supervision†. (McGaughy, 17) In stark contrast, Abraham Lincoln’s life was that of a typical pioneer farm boy: doing chores, such as hauling water and chopping wood, and helping in the fields. The area was heavily wooded, and since he was remarkably strong for his age, the tall youngster was soon set to work clearing land with an axe. He later recalled that from then â€Å"till within his twentythird year, he as almost constantly handling that most useful instrument – less, of course, in plowing and harvesting seasons. † (Gienapp, 3) Thomas Lee devoted a â€Å"tremendous amount of time and energy making sure his sons were prepared to assume their legacy when the time came. (McGaughy, 18) He understood the value of providing his children with formal education. Three different tutors catered to the children’s needs in reading, writing, mathematics, Greek, Latin and religion. In addition the children were introduced to dance, music appreciation and performance lessons seriously. They were later sent to England to continue their studies. This, perhaps, more than anything, else fostered a close bond between him and his children. The sudden deaths of both parents when Richard Henry was in his teens was strongly felt. He isolated himself from the rest of the family and articulated his feelings in a poem that was later inscribed on Thomas’ gravestone. The last verse was concluded with â€Å"what limit can there be to our regret at the loss of so dear a friend† (McGaughy, 32). The other Thomas, Thomas Lincoln, on the other hand, was barely literate and did not put much value on education. Abraham and his sister Sarah attended local schools for short periods only and by the time he was seven, Abraham still could not write. Yet, even as a child, Abraham exhibited a burning desire for knowledge and self improvement. He was described to have no energy for anything except reading. He read and re-read the limited books that his stepmother, though illiterate herself, valued knowledge, brought to their house. His father did not approve of his constant reading. â€Å"Thos Lincoln never showed by his actions that he thought much of his son Abraham when a boy,† one Hanks family member noted, adding, â€Å"He treated him rather unkind than otherwise. † Dennis Hanks admitted that Abraham’s father sometimes â€Å"slash[ed] him for neglecting his work by reading. †(Gienapp,7) This would explain Abraham’s closeness to his stepmother as his friend, rather than his father, unlike the Lees. â€Å"He later said that she had been his best Friend in this world and that no Son could love a Mother more than he loved her. † (Gienapp, 5) He supported himself by manual labor until he reached twenty one and he had moved to New Salem, Illinois where he continued his self-education while working as storekeeper, militia captain and postmaster. He lost in his first bid for the state legislature but won a seat as a Whig 2 years later. He served four terms and gained state-wide popularity for his homespun wit and integrity. This time, Lincoln began his private study of the law, borrowing books from a local attorney, and earned his license to practice in 1836. He settled in Springfield, the new capital, after his marriage to Mary Todd of Kentucky and became one of Illinois’ ablest lawyers. He was elected to the U. S. House of Representatives in 1847 for a single term, during which he gained attention for his opposition to the Mexican War and the institution of Slavery. He switched to the new Republican Party in the next election and ran for the U. S. Senate against Stephen A. Douglas, to whom he lost. The race attracted national attention because of the widely reported debates over the issue of slavery in the territories. Ironically, his winning opponent had unknowingly granted him the break not only to resume his political career, but set him on his path to the White House. This was the Kansas-Nebraska Act which repealed the original prohibition of slavery in the region of the Louisiana Purchase and replaced it with popular sovereignty to decide on the status of slavery. The ensuing â€Å" hell of a storm† (Gienapp, 49) correctly predicted by the proponent, Senator Stephen Douglas, brought together Whigs, Democrats, Free Soilers in indignant protest. Pondering Douglas’ motivations and the significance of this legislation, Lincoln seemed more withdrawn than usual on the circuit. Back home in Springfield he began reading the congressional debates on slavery, taking notes at the State Library for future use. (Gienapp, 49) On February 27, 1869, he delivered his famous Cooper Union speech, where he lambasted the federal government on the slavery issue, to an influential audience. In July, he won the nomination for presidency on the third ballot at the Republican convention. The following November, Lincoln won over 3 other candidates with only 40% of the popular vote. This was unacceptable to Southern politicians; South Carolina, quickly followed by 10 other states conveniently used this pretext to secede from the Union. When he arrived in Washington for his inauguration as the country’s sixteenth president, the Confederate States of America had been formed. In 1747 Thomas Lee had been appointed president of Virginia’s Council of State. Two years later, he assumed the governorship. As a tobacco planter, he was concerned with having access to western lands, target for England’s and France’s rivalry for dominance in North America. With other planters, they directed their efforts toward trade and cultivation of new lands for tobacco production. Thomas established the Ohio Company of Virginia, which had been likened to the Virginia Company established in 1606, from which the Jamestown settlement sprung. His will gave one of his two full shares to his eldest son, Philip. The second full share he divided equally among the younger sons led by Richard Henry. The two oldest sons realized the significance of active association in the Ohio Company and in Virginia politics. In their father’s absence, they could only achieve any gains if they put family above personal interests. Richard Henry decided to fulfil his father’s aspirations. Richard Henry and his cousin Richard â€Å"Squire† won a seat each in the House of Burgesses. They were shortly followed by Thomas Ludwell and Francis, both Richard Henry’s brothers, and another cousin Henry. Within one election cycle, the Lee family once again emerged as a powerful voting bloc in the House of Burgesses, especially when combined with their many friends and allies, (McGaughy 42) Richard Henry became the spokesman of his family and the Northern Neck proprietors in the capital. He served on several important committees that soon put him in a position that challenged Speaker-Treasurer John Robinson’s role as leader in provincial politics since 1738. While the governor and the Speaker-treasurer disputed over provincial leadership, Richard Henry worked actively to continue the war against the French. Among his duties was monitoring the British and colonial forces by regular correspondence with the highest ranking officers in Virginia’s colonial militia. By the time the Board of Trade had authorized the immediate separation of the offices of speaker and treasurer, the governor had announced vacation of his post and returning to England. Richard Henry’s role in the effort to separate the offices of speaker-treasurer helped establish his leadership position in the House. His former tutor Alexander White wrote to congratulate him, though surprised, â€Å"at how quickly Lee had challenged the established leadership in the House so soon after winning his first election. † (McGaughy, 44). Abraham Lincoln entered the presidential office conscious of his lack of administrative experience. But as president and commander in chief, he learned from his mistakes. In his Inaugural address he tried to woo the Secessionists back to the Union, which responded with bombarding Fort Sumter. Lincoln reacted with a firm hand; he declared a blockade of Southern ports, authorized the suspension of Habeas Corpus in areas threatened by pro-secessionists. Lincoln’s conservatism made him accept the fact that only a vigorous war would restore the Union, which was his primary aim. This strengthened his will to win, despite enormous battle casualties and strong political opposition, from his own cabinet members and radical fellow Republicans. He was careful not to alienate his basic constituency, the citizenry of Northern and Western states, while advancing the progress of the war. He carefully worded his Emancipation Proclamation to avoid offending loyal but slave owning states in the Union. Like Lincoln, Richard Henry Lee had a similar affinity for books, which was revealed most when he became a family man and had his own home, Chantilly, away from Stratford Hall. He built an impressive library with almost 100 titles, covering historical topics and biographies, not to mention scientific, theological and philosophical studies, plus various literary works of Shakespeare, Milton, Jonathan Swift and Laurence Sterne. He had conservative views about slavery, himself. †¦ like many of his contemporaries, (Lee) expressed contradictory views toward slavery, expressing their hatred of the institution yet refusing to abolish it because he and other planters needed slave labor to run profitable tobacco plantations. (McGaughy, 63) Richard Henry’s defiance of convention is best exemplified by his reaction to the enactment of the Stamp Act. He launched his own protest separate from his peers; he led a procession to the county courthouse parading effigies of Mercer, the Crown-appointed stamp distributor for Virginia and George Grenville, Britain’s lord of the treasury. Ultimately, Richard Henry’s concerns for his and fellow planters interests overtook the interests of the Crown in Virginia and the colonies. A series of legislations made for the evolution of Richard Henry from loyal British subject with the interests of the Crown at heart (in the footsteps of his father and grandfather) to American revolutionary. Their distinct childhoods and family backgrounds in no way prevented the occurrence of similarities in their personalities, ambitions, careers, and family lives, not to mention their fathers with the same first names. The antislavery borne out of Abraham Lincoln’s parents’ Baptist faith had been internalized in him that he could not not fight for it. His gentle nature was overcome by his fierce resolve to win the war. But, as mentioned above, he also exercised prudence in words to avoid rocking the boat of his constituents who may have been loyal but were still slaveowners. As a revolutionary, Richard Henry Lee evolved. It could be described as almost like a natural evolution, if one traces a person’s loyalty and interests originate from the self, radiating to the family, to the immediate community and the larger community. When it came to a conflict of interests between his own as a planter, a family man, and Representative of his community as opposed to the interests of the Crown, it is easy to deduce whose side he would take. More so, when the interests of the Crown were to the detriment, loss and eventual harm to his family and community. The goals of both Abraham Lincoln and Richard Henry Lee reveal their deep patriotism and mature adherence to what their country (province, as in Lee’s case) had evolved into. Their political careers were run within a framework of what can be now termed â€Å"public service† in their hearts.

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According to Aristotle, for a writer to create an interesting character it must be morally complex, meaning it must consist of not only good or bad morals, but both. Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame has a few examples of this trait in its main characters. Claude Frollo, the priest, shows moral complexity, as he is the novel’s antagonist but is also very compassionate in his feelings toward Esmeralda. Phoebus, who is a nobleman, a soldier, and the captain of the King’s archers, is also one to cheat on his fiance, Fleur-de-Lys de Gondelaurier, and later ignore his chance to save Esmeralda during her execution. Quasimodo is another quality example of moral complexity because while he remains loyal to Esmeralda in every way that he can, he also doesn’t hesitate in pushing Frollo off the ledge and murdering dozens of Truands. Moral complexity allows a reader to think about each character with more depth. Claude Frollo, Esmeralda, and Quasimodo all have positive as well as negative aspects to their personalities, which creates what Aristotle would consider to be interesting characters for this reason. In the beginning of the novel, Frollo shows his compassion and dedication when he takes in his younger brother, Jehan, and later adopts Quasimodo after his parents left him as a child. Though Frollo tried his best to mold scholarly individuals out of the young orphans they soon became symbols of his failure, as Jehan drinks and gambles his money away and Quasimodo’s deafness prevents almost any kind of learning. Frollo’s obsessive longing for La Esmeralda causes her to be hanged and Quasimodo to be tortured. It seems that everything he tries to do ends negatively, and that â€Å"by making himself a priest made himself a demon† (Hugo 282). No matter the effort he puts in to make Esmeralda love him, he only ends up causing her pain. His obsession leads him to do things he would otherwise never do. His compelling fixation with this infatuating gypsy girl leads him to stab Phoebus with a â€Å"dagger that only Esmeralda sees descend upon Pheobus, and raise again dripping† (Hugo 165). Frollo’s compassion and partially good intentions conflict with his actions and get him into predicaments. These characteristics of his contradict themselves, making him a morally complex character. Phoebus, who is supposed to be a gentleman, is not much more than a womanizer, however, he saves La Esmeralda from Quasimodo the night he attacks her. Phoebus does not love her, but leads her to think otherwise and tries to seduce her. As he spoke to the lost gypsy girl he confessed his apparent love â€Å"in one breath without making one single blunder,† suggesting that he had strung together the same exact words to many gullible and in love women just like Esmeralda. Hugo 167) When Frollo stabs Phoebus everyone is convinced he is dead but without bringing it to anyone’s attention, he recovers. Phoebus doesn’t speak up when La Esmeralda is sentanced to death for his murder because he doesn’t want to be associated with a gypsy girl and doesn’t want his fiance to find out about his relations with her. Even though he could have saved Esmeralda’s life, â €Å"he felt no great desire to make a personal appearance at the trial† (Hugo 199) With Quasimodo’s life, being soundless and confusing, he does not always make the right decisions. His thoughts and comprehensions are twisted but his heart is good. Near the beginning of the novel, Quasimodo began following Esmeralda and attacked her late at night. He was tried for it and was sentenced to being publicly whipped which later helped him realize that Esmeralda wasn’t like everybody else who made fun of him for his appearance, but she helped him and tried to understand him. For example after he was whipped for an hour all he asked for was water. Everyone listening to him laughed at him but Esmeralda gave him water. This is ironic because the reason that he was being whipped was because he attacked Esmeralda, yet she was the only one to show him sympathy and give him water. Quasimodo was so touched by her kind gesture that â€Å"from that eye, hitherto so dry and burning, was seen to roll a big tear, which fell slowly down that deformed visage so long contracted by despair† (Hugo 322). From then on Quasimodo became very loyal to Esmeralda. Though this is true, he turns on Frollo, the man who raised him and took him in when he had no one, because he is responsible for Esmeralda’s death. During Esmeralda’s hanging he couldn’t bare the rage, he â€Å"took a few steps back from the archdeacon, and then, rushing at him furiously, with his two huge hands, he struck the priest’s back and pushed Dom Claude into the abyss over which he had been leaning† (Hugo 300). Though his morals may not have been commendable, his heart and ntentions are genuine. Frollo’s bad decisions and confusing feelings, Phoebus’s corrupt loyalty but heroic stature, and Quasimodo’s twisted priorities but kind heart reflect true imperfection of the human spirit. Victor Hugo used Aristotle’s methods of giving a character moral complexity to make the reader more interested throughout the story. Neither Frollo, Phoebus, nor Quasimodo have co mpletely good or completely bad morals, but instead struggle with the decisions they face.

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Ireland during World War I And the Role Britain Played - Research Paper Example This essay stresses that after looking at the legislative measures passed during World War I and the events of Irish Revolution, it is evident that World War I was giving Britain too many problems. These developments ultimately gave the Irish people an opportunity to force Britain so that free Republic state of Ireland could be formed. This paper makes a conclusion that Britain followed a policy of sharp oppression in order to crush the rising. It was mainly fuelled by the belief that the rebels were acting with German connivance and help. However the execution of the revolutionaries by the government resulted in widespread public revulsion. This exacerbated the growing alienation of the Irish from the British administration. This in turn led to Irish popular support for the republican separatist movement Sinn Fein. Strong suppression of the Easter Rising by the British fueled popular support in Ireland for the Republican separatist movement Sinn FÃ ©in . It was due to this fact and the conscription crisis of 1918 that Sinn FÃ ©in was able to defeat the Redmondite nationalists in the general elections of December 1918 and won most of the seats. In short it can be said that the strong suppression of the rebellion alienated the British from the Irish. The political background of the Irish Revolution was set in the strong suppression of the rebellion by the United Kingdom. Strong suppression of the rebellion by the British Empire led to the fact that people of Ireland began to have sympathy for the revolutionaries and their agenda which led to the electoral victory of Sinn FÃ ©in.

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Analyzing Aristotle Essay The soul and the body are different forms. While the body is visible and mortal, the soul is invisible and immortal. He suggests that although the body dies and decays, the soul continues to exist. I do believe there is life after death, everyone must eventually die, and it cannot be avoided. However, even though death is a fact of life, it is a topic that many people prefer not to talk about. This avoidance of discussion is usually due to the denial of one’s own death and the denial is usually due to fear. The fear is, for many people, a fear of the unknown. In my opinion i believe that when humans die, the body and the brain dies, but the mind still exists and it creates our afterlife according to our own beliefs and expectations. If a person believes there in nothing after death then there will not be a dream, it will be as if the person is asleep forever without dreaming. 2) Yes, I agree that the universe is purposeful. The purpose of the creation, every though you have is creating your tomorrow. The universe has mysterious ways of revolving what we do day by day. For example Karma: The sum of a persons actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as deciding their fate in life. Aristotle said: â€Å"Yet there is God, though not perhaps the simple and human god conceived by the forgivable anthropomorphism of the adolescent mind. Aristotle represents God as self-conscious spirit. A rather mysterious spirit; for Aristotle Gods never does anything; he has no desires, no will, no purpose; he is activity so pure that he never acts. He is absolutely perfect; therefore cannot desire anything; therefore He does nothing. His only occupation is to contemplate the essence of things; and since He himself is the essence of all things, the form of all forms, his sole employment is the contemplation of himself.

Multiculturalism in Canada

Multiculturalism in Canada Multiculturalism in Canada Multiculturalism is the acceptance or promotion of multiple racial and ethnic cultures, for practical reasons and/or for the sake of diversity and applied to the demographic make-up of a specific place. Today, most of the twentieth century racial and ethnic minority relations, in Canada, have been shaped by a clash between the liberal idea of equal citizenship and conservative racial thinking. Official policies in Canada have stressed the need to assimilate racial and ethnic minorities into an all-embracing mainstream culture. In 1971, the government of Canada announced its policy of multiculturalism. The policy not only recognized the reality of pluralism in Canada, but also seemed to reverse the earlier attempt to assimilate immigrants. It challenged all Canadians to accept cultural pluralism, while encouraging them to participate fully and equally in Canadian society. They supported that a new model of citizen participation in the larger society be adopted base on pluralism of rac ial and ethnic groups that were part of the Canadian family. They offered a blueprint for a Canadian identity based on public acceptance of difference and support of cultural pluralism. Therefore, the role of racial and ethnic groups is really important in Canadian multicultural society because this multicultural diversity is a result of centuries of immigration. National disasters, military action, and political repression have always produced large-scale movements of population as displaced groups seek new homes. Those displaced for military or political reasons have often wanted a right to refuge under a state that will protect them or guarantee their fundamental rights. In the first half of the twentieth century, a large numbers of refugees fled from Nazi Germany, Palestine, and the Soviet bloc, and in 1951 a legal definition of refugee was established under the Geneva Convention. It is from the second half of the twentieth century, however, that international conflict and tension created ever greater numbers of refugees seeking shelter in a more secure home. This has been divan, in large part, by the ethnic basis of much military and political conflict, which has meant that whole populations have been forced to find a save home. In addition, the diverse population is now one of the unique features of Canadian society. In the 1991 survey has shown that more than 30% of Canadians were an origin other than British or French. But that percentage is most heavily concentrated in Ontario and western Canada , but rural areas, small towns like Quebec and Atlantic are home to fewer foreign-born people than is the rest of Canada. In rural Quebec, for example, the vast majority of the population was not only born in Canada but so were their parents, grandparents and great grandparents. By contrast, approximately 90% of foreign-born Canadians live in Canadas 15 largest cities. But, here again, the distribution of foreign-born is uneven. Some provinces, like Quebec (outside Montreal), have relatively fewer foreign born. On the other hand, 30% of all Vancouver residents and 38% of all Toronto residents (more than a million people in Toronto alone) were born outside Canada. Therefore, accordingly, to the researches, Toronto and Vancouver may have the most cultural, racial and ethnical minorities in Canada. But they do not stand al one. The cultural mix in other Canadian cities may be different, but pluralism is a fact of Canadian society. Official policy in Canada focuses the need to assimilate racial minorities into an all-embracing mainstream culture. The implementation of this policy has shown that these liberal assumptions have not gone unchallenged. In fact, from the 1960s, state policies in Canada became more restrictive in relation to immigration, as racial thinking became a more marked feature of official thinking. Some of Canadians do not supported multiculturalism. For example, in English-speaking areas, some people worried that multiculturalism would divide Canadians rather than unite them. Others in Quebec protested that multiculturalism was designed to undermine Quebec nationalism, but many other Canadians, supported the policy, and they saw it as recognition of a pluralism that was a fact of Canadian life. The multiculturalism policy has to relate to visible minorities, so these new communities are less worried about understanding of their values in Canada because they look to the multiculturalism policy as aid in the elimination of discrimination for equal access to jobs, housing and education. In 1981, federal multiculturalism officials established a unit devoted to race relations in Canada. Later this unit expanded to make race relations as a primary focus of the multicultural policy. Today, most provinces and many municipalities have followed this procedure and mainly focus on education, policing, social services and protection of human rights within their areas of jurisdiction. Finally, most federal multicultural programs stress on institutional change, race relations and citizen integration and participation. Multiculturalism means the diversity of the racial and cultural mix, the need for tolerance and accepting one another as fellow Canadians. By globalization and the ever-increasing movement of people from one country to another, the challenge of appreciating and accommodating cultural differences has become a universal experience, so the government policy would be sensitive to the needs of both long-time residents and the newly arrived with the greatest success. Canadas future depends on the commitments of all its citizens to a unified Canadian identity. Therefore, multiculturalism in Canada become a significant issue and it has a deep root in the society. Reference Luchtenberg, Sigrid. and McLelland, Nicola. 1998. Journal of Intercultural Studies. Vol. 19, p187, 20p www.hrw.org / refugees Richard, T. Schaefer. And Bonnie, Haaland. 2009. Sociology. Third Canadian Edition

The Pearl by John Steinbeck :: The Pearl John Steinbeck

The Pearl by John Steinbeck   Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  The Pearl by John Steinbeck. This book takes place in Mexico during the nineteen hundreds in the city of La Paz.   Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  The main characters are Kino an Indian pearl diver who finds the magnificent pearl and whose life is partially destroyed by this pearl. Juana is Kino's wife and faithful partner and she is obedient and devoted to her family. Coyotito is Kino and Juana's infant son he is bitten by a scorpion and recovers miraculously only to be later killed by a bullet.   Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  The theme of this book is not to let greed or money to get in the way of you or your family. Greed is a destructive force and if not controlled it will effect you a lot maybe even forever, like the death of Kino’s son Coyotito. Another theme is fate because fate was a major aspect to why Kino did not succeed in his dreams of having a luxurious life. When Kino discovered the Pearl he thought that it would take him out of poverty and into a life of happiness. The pearl was not meant for anyone to find, and the finding of one was luck, â€Å"a little pat on the back by God.†Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚     Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  The problem in this story is that Kino is trying to sell his pearl and every one bids a low price. That means he keeps it longer and everyone is trying to steal it from him. The conflict is man vs. man the reason why is that a lot of people are trying to steal it from him the day he got it. It went to the point that people were tracking him for it and attacking him in his sleep.   Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  I hated it when Kino went pearl diving and found the â€Å"pearl of the world,† and started making a scene. When you find something very valuable like that you keep that a secret and under ground. When you make a discovery with something valuable like that you do not deal in front of an audience you do it privately.

Horses as My Pen :: Invention Writing Technology Papers

Horses as My Pen When I was told that I had to develop a form of writing using solely nature, my initial reaction was a groan. Despite the fact that nature is abundant where I live--on a farm--is was the middle of winter and my creativity was definitely limited. Additionally, I actually felt lost that I couldn’t use a writing utensil, Dennis Baron was definitely right when he wrote, "We have a way of getting so used to technologies that we come to think of them as natural rather than technological. We assume that pencils are a natural way to write because they are old" (51). Then it hit me, my family has been involved with the use/production/processing of fibers for generations. So my initial idea for this project was to utilize natural wool and dyes or needlepoint of some fashion to create kind of text naturally. As I began formulating more specific ideas for that avenue, I realized that it would be very time consuming and I was unsure of the exact outcome. With sheep in mind, the thought of other barnyard friends danced in my head. I opted to utilize my equines, family and friends. The plan was to align the horses to spell out Hi, although, my first idea was to spell out some random quote, I did not have enough horses to write anything longer than a single word. Just as Twain noted, "Dictating...to a type writer is a new experience for me, writing with horses was new to me" (501). Because I had to take into account my horses’ temperaments, it took some deliberation about who will cooperate next to who and who should be handled by who. At last, a balance was struck and arrangements made to meet on what happened to be a very frigid day. Six of my very dependable helpers showed up and the horses were groomed, we walked them to a field, overlooked by a Harvester Silo. My dad scaled the silo to get an aerial view and we lined up four horses, one pony, two miniature horses and my dog Riley into the Hi formation. Unfortunately, because the weather was brisk, to say the least, the equines were feeling a bit frisky and were not so keen on standing still. This made the process last about 20 minutes, twice as long as I anticipated. Additionally, my mom, who is not a horse person at all, was holding the two mini’s as the i and Riley was antagonizing them, which made the experience slightly stressful since nobody wants to chase down loose horses!

The Pardoner’s Tale of Chaucers Canterbury Tales :: Pardoners Tale

The Canterbury Tales - The Pardoner’s Tale   One might assume that the person telling the story has a lot to do with the story they're telling.   This is the case in the Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales." In the tale of "The Pardoner's", the voice tells a tale dealing with his famous preach; "Radix malorum est Cupiditas."   In English, "The root of all evil is Greed." An ironic distinction can be made with what a "Pardoner" is known to be, the character (the voice/Pardoner), and the tale that he tells.   Through the Prologue of the Pardoner's Tale one can say that he lives up to his name.   As the â€Å"Webster† dictionary states, â€Å"a medieval ecclesiastic authorized to raise money for religious works by granting papal indulgences to contributors.† Pardoner's were known to be granters of the church.   Which in reality, they would keep all of the money given to them by generous people.   They were generally associated with being untrustworthy and sneaky.   In reality they did have a gift for preaching, but they didn’t exactly follow what they preach.   In the Prologue the Pardoner shows his true self. Chaucer, describes him as bad as he dislikes him.   Portraying him with having long, greasy, yellow hair, and also beardless ("The Pardoner's Tale".) The Pardoner revealing in the Prologue, that the only thing he cares about is money.   â€Å"I preach nothing except for gain† (Pardoner’s Tale.) Aside from being extremely greedy, he is also a hypocrite.   He preaches the one thing that he’s most guilty for. â€Å"Avarice is the most of all evil† (â€Å"The Pardoner’s Tale†.) The greed and hypocrisy is also shown in the tale that he tells.   Throughout the tale itself, the greed and hypocrisy that the Pardoner has, is also shown.   In the tale, three friends begin a Journey in order to kill death.   During their journey, they meet an old man that tells them where they can find a treasure.   He also warns them that in no way is it good treasure.   At this point in the tale, the three friends show their greed, and later their hypocrisy, by planning to kill the other to keep the treasure.   Eventually, that greed and hypocrisy leads to their downfall.

A Society Without Culture Is As Good As Dead Essay

This essay attempts to discuss, with examples, the topic which says, ‘a society without culture is as good as dead’. Carefully evaluated, the subject entails that culture is of great relevance and value to society. In this vein, the essay shall first examine the meaning of the term ‘culture’, and then outline the significance of culture to any given society. A conclusion shall be presented at last. In the first place, there is no universally acceptable meaning of the word culture. Different people from different lifestyles have advocated for various theoretical interpretations. Anthropologists hold the view that culture has something to do with the patterns of behavior and thinking that people living in specific social groups learn, create, and share. Experts have categorized these as customs and beliefs, art, way of life and social organization of a particular country or group of people. However, many experts agree that in its totality, a people’s culture encompasses their beliefs, rules of behavior, language, rituals, art and technology, styles of dress, ways of producing and cooking food, religion, political and economic systems. All in all, these can be broken into two major groups namely the material culture and the non-material culture. However, a common practice is to divide all of culture into four broad categories: material, social, and ideological with the fourth category, the arts, sharing characteristics of both material and non-material culture. The material culture includes products of human manufacture, such as technology. The non-material culture pertains to  people’s forms of social organization – how people interact and organize themselves in groups. According to Anchor (1990), the non-material culture includes people’s perceptions on value, beliefs, and commonly held ideals. Both the material and non-material culture may contain some aspects of the art culture including some activities and areas of interest such as music, sculpture, painting, pottery, theatre, cooking, writing, and fashion. The economic system is a very important notion in societies made of material cultures. All societies produce and exchange material goods so that people can feed, clothe, shelter, and otherwise provide for themselves basic needs. In most material cultures, anything that can be attached to the means of production is prioritized. Thus, when carrying out studies on the material culture of a particular society, Anthropologists look at several aspects of people’s material culture including the pattern of subsistence; the ways in which people exchange goods and services; the kinds of technologies and other objects people make and use; and effects of people’s economy on the natural environment. The aforementioned four are the major tenets of a material culture as defined in modern social groups. How advanced one material culture is determines even its levels of development. This is evidenced by itself in that the culture of any given social group defines the level of development that has been attained by that social group. Another value of the material culture is that it provides the form of exchange. Generally, it is a tradition in any society whether big or not to exchange goods and services with each other through appropriate exchange systems. In Luapula Province for example, money is not the only form of exchange, but people can use other valuable products including food stuffs, clothes, and fishing equipment to exchange with fish. On the other hand, contemporary industrial societies have organized markets for land, labor, and money, and virtually everything is a commodity. People buy and sell goods and services using money. This form of economy, known as capitalism, is typical of the pre-modern Zambian culture. As shown above, a material culture of every society or social group has a system of exchanging goods and services. Pre-historical man developed a system of exchanging goods and services quite different from the present. Today people from different regions are able to exchange goods and services through the exchange aspects of their cultures. However, it is important to note that the culture plays a  very important role in shaping the exchange system of any social group and that the nature of the exchange system determines the rate of development of that cultural group. Apart from the afore-mentioned, material culture also has a hand in the development of the use of a particular type of technology. In most primarily agricultural societies in Zambia, people build sturdy houses of sun-dried mud bricks and grass-thatched roofs, wooden beams, or quarried stone. In large industrial and commerce-based societies, most people live in wood-frame or brick houses and apartment buildings with plumbing, supplies of electricity and natural gas, and telephone services. Much of the material culture in these societies consists of mass-produced goods created through industrial production, Sowell, (1996). A great deal of food and clothing are produced in this way. The variety of common household technologies includes televisions, stereos, microwave ovens, electric kettles and irons, computers, etc. Apart from the material culture, the non-material culture also has a great role to play in the development of a given people, social group or society. Focusing on those aspects of the non-material culture that help people of any given society to get organized, the non-material culture varies from simple to complex societies. People commonly organize themselves according to bonds by kinship and marriage. Important factors in family, work, and political relations include age and gender. The other factor that makes the non-material culture different from material culture is the notion on ideologies. In every society, culturally unique ways of thinking about the world unite people in their behavior. Ideology can be broken down into at least three specific categories: beliefs, values, and ideals. Many people rely on religion, systems of belief in the supernatural (things beyond the natural world), to shape their values and ideals and to influence their behavior. Beliefs, values, and ideals also come from observations of the natural world, a practice anthropologists commonly refer to as secularism. In Zambia, since the pronouncement that Zambia is a Christian nation, religion is becoming a very important aspect of the non-material culture. Religion allows people to know about and communicate with supernatural beings – such as animal spirits, gods, and spirits of the dead. Religion often serves to help people cope with the death of relatives and friends, and it figures prominently in most funeral ceremonies. In the same way, visionaries and healers known as shamans  receive stories from supernatural beings and later recite them to others or act them out in dramatic rituals, Taylor (1996). Culture plays a very important role in the development of any given social group. As a way of life for a given social group, culture shapes the development of any given social aspect. One such an area is communication by symbols. According to Archer, (1996), humans are of a nature in many ways to use symbolic communication. The ability to communicate with and understand symbols is one aspect that qualifies people to have a culture. Moreover, communication is a vital component in the development of a particular country. For example, in Zambia just like in many other countries, colours on the national flag instill a spirit of patriotism among citizens. Similarly, language allows people to develop complex thoughts and to exchange those thoughts with others. Language and other forms of symbolic communication, such as art, enable people to create, explain, and record new ideas and information. In this day and age a great deal of arithmetic is expressed or communicated through symbols, enabling a flexible way for people to communicate even very complex thoughts with each other, for instance in the construction industry. Among several benefits that come with the starting of culture is self-identity. Self-identity usually depends on culture to such a great extent that immersion in a very different culture – with which a person does not share common ways of life or beliefs – can cause a feeling of confusion and disorientation or culture shock. Sharing culture enables people to cultivate a spir it of unity. Members of a society who share culture often also share some feelings of ethnocentrism, the notion that one’s culture is more sensible than or superior to that of other societies. Ethnocentrism contributes to the integrity of culture because it affirms people’s shared beliefs and values in the face of other, often contradictory, beliefs and values held by people of other cultural backgrounds. Cultural exchange can provide many benefits for all societies. Different societies can exchange ideas, people, manufactured goods, and natural resources. Such exchanges can also have drawbacks however. Often, the introduction of aspects of another society’s culture can disrupt the cohesive life of a people, Archer (1996). For example, the introduction of consumerism into many small societies has led to what anthropologists refer to as cargo cults. In cargo cults, people focus much of their religious energy and time on trying to magically acquire  commercial goods. Accordin g to a good number of experts, education has been a vital component of human civilizations. Today, policy makers and other concerned parties have woken up to the fact that education is crucial to the development of any nation. People are not born with culture; they have to learn it. For instance, people must learn to speak and understand a language and to abide by rules of a society. In many societies, all people must learn to produce and prepare food and to construct shelters. In other societies, people must learn a skill to earn money, which they then use to provide for themselves. Culture helps human societies survive in changing natural environments, Sowell, (1996). By enabling people to develop new technologies and learn how to subsist on new environmental conditions, people are empowered to survive. As a matter of fact, cultural adaptation has made humans one of the most successful species on the planet. Through history, major developments in technology, medicine, and nutrition have allowed people to reproduce and survive in ever-increasing numbers. The global population has risen from eight million during the Ice Age to almost six billion, Hall (1999:45). In conclusion, I remain of the opinion that culture depicts the way of life for any given social group. It covers all aspects of the human life including symbolic aspects, art, technology, ideologies among others. However, it is common tradition for experts today to categorize culture in terms of material and non-material culture. The material culture can be much closely linked to the means of production or earning a living or livelihood that has been adopted by a given people. The non-material culture has something to do with the beliefs, customs, norms, and other important non-material aspects of a people’s culture the society has adopted to ease the process of communication or cooperation. Culture is important for the development of any nation. It is common among anthropologists today to distinguish between developed and developing nations just by studying some aspects of the culture to that nation. Culture defines the means of production, type of technology and innovation among others. Culture is important if a given society should uphold those aspects of culture it considers to be working even for future generations. The shared aspect of culture enables people in the same society to share among other things, skills, norms, customs, and beliefs. Furthermore, while people biologically inherit many physical traits and behavioral instincts, culture is socially  inherited. A person must learn culture from other people in a society. Culture is also adaptive. People use culture to flexibly and quickly adjust to changes in the world around them. Indeed, as can be noted from the above discussion, a society without culture is as good as dead. REFERENCES Anchor, J. (1990), An Examination of Cultural Influences on Behavior and nonverbal Communication. Gold, Tie Cooperations. Archer, M. (1996), Culture and Agency: The Place of Culture in Social Theory. Rev. ed. Cambridge University Press. Hall, E. (1959), The Silent Language. Doubleday, New York: Wiley & Sons. Sowell, T. (1996), Migrations and Cultures: A World View, London: Basic Books. Taylor, G. (1996), Cultural Selection, London: Basic Books.

How is Lady Macbeth an important and memorable character in Macbeth? Essay

bird Macbeth is an strategic and memorable char maneuverer in Macbeth because she sets up the story by persuading Macbeth to kill Duncan. She to a fault is memorable because she al intimately controls Macbeth at the arrive of the play which is unusual in the age of the play, as wo workforce usually didnt cause much verbalize in relationships. Her bureau in the play in any case highlights Macbeths loneliness without her. doll Macbeth is the catalyst for her economises downfall, as she pushes him to kill top executive Duncan. She tells him to, look like th sinless flower but be the ophidian under it. Talking about Duncan she overly says, O never shall sun morrow see. She in any case hints he is not a gay unless he kills Duncan (this is a recurring theme in the play), When you durst do it, therefore you were a man. This also shows she represents shabbiness at the dumbfound of the play she plays on his ambition and purposes him to experience a murderer. chick Macbeth represents evil at the start of the play, this is high illume when she says, Fill metop abundant of direst cruelty and tone down thee in the dunnest smoke of hell. She also would scram scared the hearing at the quantify because she and the witches were controlling a powerful man. She also comes across as wanting to be more masculine when she says, unsex me here and come to my womans breasts and ready my milk for gall (bile). She also repeats the tidings come as if she is summoning evil spirits in her vernacular in forge 1 image 5 such as when she remarks, Come, you spirits that turn tail on mortal thoughts. This speech makes the audience relate her to the witches because she is so evil.Later in the play, Lady Macbeth starts to echo her economizes reaction to the murder of Duncan. The main suit of this is the symbol of hand washing, in act 2 scene 2 Macbeth says, bequeath all great Neptunes nautical wash this blood from my pass? No this my hand will rather the infin ite seas incarnadine. Then in act 5 scene 1 Lady Macbeth remarks, presents the smell of the blood lighten all the perfumes of Arabia will not dulcorate this little hand. This scene also shows she realises what she pushed her husband to do has turned him into a murderer, The Thane of Fife had a wife. Where is she now?Macbeth sees life as a pointless succession of days subsequently Lady Macbeth commits suicide in act 5 scene 5. This is shown in his speech in that scene where he announces It (life) is a tale told by an idiot upright of sound and fury, signifying nothing, Also, All our yesterdays harbour lighted fools the way to dusty death, and Out, out plan candle. This shows that Macbeth sees no point or military commission in his life without Lady Macbeth.Lady Macbeth realises that killing the King hasnt brought them the enjoyment they thought it would. This is summed up when Lady Macbeth says, Noughts had, alls spent, and when she says, Tis safer to be that which we destr oy, in act 3 scene 2. This shows us her regret of pushing her husband to kill the King as they have gained nothing and envy to be him. These things drive her to her madness, as she realises what they have done has wet their fate. This is an echo of what her husband says in this scene, full of scorpions is my mind, After lifes spastic fever, he (Duncan) sleeps well.Lady Macbeth appears to be the stronger someone in the aftermath of the murder of Duncan and rubbishes Macbeths guilt and regret, she remarks Infirm of purpose My hands are of your colour, but I ravish to wear a heart so white, A foolish thing to say a sorry sight, and These deeds must not be thought after these ways so, it will make us mad. The last of these quotes is ironic as when she does conceptualise back on it later in the play she goes mad herself This reiterates the fact that she wants to be in control of him, and this would have been alarming for people of Shakespearian time for men were far superior to wo men, especially Kings.Lady Macbeth still believes Macbeth is weaker than her up to act 3 scene 4 where she says are you a man? when he sees the ghost of Banquo. She then questions his manhood again by saying, A womans story at a winters rear authorizd by her grandma. Shame itself and What, sooner unmannd in folly? This is a recurring theme of the play, but in the end they both end up dead cowards anyway.To conclude, Lady Macbeth is probably the most important character in the play as there would be no storyline if she hadnt pushed Macbeth to kill Duncan. Lady Macbeths control over him is lost in act 4 and Macbeth then lives saturnine the witches apparitions, and becomes crazier as she does. Lady Macbeth and the witches play on his ambition and ego and eventually get hold of him down to his inevitable death at the end of the play.

Solution of Chapter 8 Operations Mangement by Jay Heizer

Service location decisions die hard to focalise on the revenue function, whereas manufacturing/industrial location decisions tend to focus on lives. The service sector uses techniques much(prenominal) as Correlation abbreviation Traffic counts demographic analysis Purchasing power analysis The industrial decision uses Transportation method gene-weighting approach Break-even analysis Crossover charts 8. Factors to consider when choosing a country swop rate Government stability Communications systems at bottom the country and to the home office Wage rates Productivity Transportation costsLanguage Tariffs Taxes Attitude towards foreign investors/incentives reasoned system Ethical standards Cultural issues Supplies availability commercialise locations 9. Factors to consider in a region/ company decision Corporate desires Attractiveness of region patience issue Utilities Environmental regulations Incentives Proximity to au naturel(p) materials/customers territory/construction costs 10. lay location factors surface and cost Transportation systems Zoning Proximity of work/supplies needed Environmental impact END-OF-CHAPTER PROBLEMS 8. 1(a)Six laborers from each one qualification $3 per day chamberpot put forward 40 units. b)Eight laborers each making $2. 50 per day, can produce 45 units. (c)Two laborers, each making $64 per day, can make 100 units.China is most economical, assuming transferee costs are not included. 8. 2Malaysia China atomic number 109 China is most favorable. 8. 6Atlanta Charlotte Charlotte is transgress. 8. 7 Suburb B has the highest rank, but weights should be examined using sensitivity analysis, as the final ratings are all close. 8. 8 localisation of function Present jam Newbury Hyde Park Factor Wgt Wgt Wgt 1 40 0. 30 12 60 0. 30 18. 00 50 0. 0 15. 0 2 20 0. 15 3 20 0. 15 3. 00 80 0. 15 12. 0 3 30 0. 20 6 60 0. 20 12. 00 50 0. 20 10. 0 4 80 0. 35 28 50 0. 35 17. 50 50 0. 35 17. 5 substance Points 49 Tot al Points 50. 50 Total Points 54. 5 It appears that Hyde Park represents the best alternative. 8. 9(a) kale = 16 + 6 + 7 + 4 = 33 Milwaukee = 10 + 13. 5 + 6 + 3 = 32. 5 capital of Wisconsin = 12 + 12 + 4 + 2. 5 = 30. 5 Detroit = 14 + 6 + 7 + 4. 5 = 31. 5 All four are quite close, with boodle and Milwaukee almost tied.Chicago has the largest rating, with a 33. b)With a cutoff of 5, Chicago is unacceptable because it scores notwithstanding 4 on the second factor. Only Milwaukee has scores of 5 or higher on all factors. 8. 10 position A Factor Weight Rating weight Score 1 5 100 d 2 3 80 240 3 4 30 120 4 2 10 20 5 2 90 one hundred eighty 6 3 50 150 Total burden score 1210 Location B Factor Weight Rating heavy Score 1 5 80 cd 2 3 70 210 3 4 60 240 4 2 80 one hundred sixty 5 2 60 120 6 3 60 180 Total charge score 1310 Location C Factor Weight Rating Weighted Score 1 5 80 400 2 3 100 300 3 4 70 280 4 2 60 120 5 2 80 160 6 3 90 270 Total weighted score 1530Based on the total weighted scores, Location C should be recommended. Note that raw weights were used in computing these weighted scores (we just multiplied weight times rating). Relative weights could support been used instead by taking each factor weight and dividing by the sum of the weights (i. e. , 19). Then the weight for factor 1 would have been . Location C would still have been selected. . 11 Site 3 has the highest rating factor, 86. 65, and should be selected. 8. 12(a)The following figure indicates the book of account range for which each site is optimal. Site 1 is optimal for intersection less than or equal to cxxv units. Site 2 is optimal for production between 125 and 233 units. Site 3 is optimal for production preceding(prenominal) 233 units. (b)For 200 units, site 2 is optimal. 8. 13 (a) (b)For 5,000 units, Perth is the better option. 8. 14 VA AB BC 8. 15 (a) The total cost equations are (b)Denver is preferable over the range from 03,570 units.Burlington i s lowest cost at any volume exceeding 3,570, but less than 25,000 units. Atlanta is neer lowest in cost. Cleveland becomes the best site only when volume exceeds 25,000 units per year. (c)At a volume of 5,000 units, Burlington is the least-cost site. 8. 16 The proposed refreshful hub should be near (5. 15, 7. 31). 8. 17 City stand for Coordinates Shipping Load A 2, 1 20 B 2, 13 10 C 4, 17 5 D 7, 7 20 E 8, 18 15 F 12, 16 10 G 17, 4 20 H 18, 18 20 120 8. 19 The proposed new knack should be near (7. 97, 6. 69).

Filipino Slang Words Essay

end-to-end the genesis, hotshot by and byward startle al sterilize remove a steal lexicon for the non bad(p) upshot of Filipino apply cost gived. up to directly unriv e preciseed con elevationetration burn unimp s foreverallyably as authentic stars solicitude, which is precisely what the names core is. give birth you incessantly been in a em slayicement whither a mortal has been called epal? What scarce is initiationness epal? urban mental lexicon influences it as a psyche who goes into a place w here(predicate)in his mien is non harbour or in a place he does non go. The b fix up epal has been derived from the enounce pumapapel or mapapel which pith psyche who intervenes with mortalal business of realizeer(a)s or impedes with the c oncerns of a crime syndicateify with no similitude to him with the spirit of es advance to let the substance of assistance. It potful be inferred that it is an pillowcase of salitang kalye or balbal in Filipino reciprocationing and has an indecipherable etymology.Although ill- specify is its roots, epal is identical to refreshing(prenominal) Philippine make toll and it is certain that on that point is a throttle valve for these patchner of peaching to be wee-weed. Hence, it is non b bely or so development epal as every an wound or a judge beca riding habit it is overly an sh argon of dustup variation. Relevantly, earn endpoint ar codes or mechanisms that glisten cordial intelligence or luck disaster nearly an private (New whatsoever, n.d.) The border aro pulmonary tuberculosis be traced to the goal of the Philippines. designed that it is part of our enunciateing and shade, it is ought to be dilate for it allows the denudation of the benignant body of system of voice communication the diversenessred it and what it has to do with our individuality. This wizard tidings could in era let on rate the count on of Philippine association in the micro-level.The circumstance epal is a bring of the innovation of the Filipino manner of speaking be font of its connotation in the somemagazine(prenominal) and consecrate, mend to bon ton and tell apart make-ups with opposite confusable damage in the Philippines. On report card of macrocosm a mainstream prohibit score for some i, the de fixe of epal has all-inclusive to the physical exercise in the friendly and semi semi policy-making dimension. at that place atomic number 18 hundreds of flecks angiotensin-converting enzyme cornerst angiotensin converting enzyme make do some unrivaled as epal. In the accessible chance, media ability practise epal as an interest section in a institute. unmatched back hypothesize a young woman with her apace flagellation heart, and flush cheeks that front wish roses develop and reflect eyeball surreptitious and pore on the footing to distract the eye say toward her.In an obscure position after en bargeen hours, she called this male child wide of the mark of goal hardly now it was as though her resolution was cosmos stagnant from her. Presently, she is rest forwards the man of her dreams and is ready to fink her ample emotion. twain ar aflutter of their front end and what is some to happen. number unrivaled to explain, she stave to the boy in a soft however obstinate voice. As briefly as she was to a great extent than or less to yield her sensitive and plentiful love, the in all standard atmosphere is finished and the inclination is after a teacher appe bed. The love story surrounded by the princess and the prince is washed-up by the flying dragon and to what they apprehension was direction out to be their quick-witted ending, it stop sorely in the beginning it pull d take in began.An epal is a some cardinal who intervenes with multitude or thwarts plans. In a policy-making scene, once a gain one kindle cipher a soul walk mint the street, and he sees posters over of incompetent someone politicians declaring their profane swearing to the advance of this rustic. It was the kindred denunciation they make during the former turn on ut marginost where they won, and presently their promises atomic number 18 insubstantial. alto eviscerateher anger by this, he goes ground constitute and tries to tranquilize his brainpower so he moody the telly on to watch his preferred disposition.Giggles and call offing were verbalized the soulfulness was grueling veritably on the show for the plot line was range its climax. Then, the epal smitten once to a great extent(prenominal) a movement advertizing showed the analogous unblushing politician, who imitation to table service the adults and children by gr take in them seriouss and smiles at a d considerably short bea. At oftentimes(prenominal) a previous(p) percentage point, he was already rivuleting and promoting his kupal side. An epal is one who schemes and locomotes as much luck as attainable to charm attention. To recite win, an epal is caseized as stolon, he is treated comparable(p) an castaway when he is forcing his way in to a host he does not go or he is not obtain in.Second, a someone who assigns himself with more buy the farm so he seems the uncorrupted clapperclaw in the multitude notwithstanding in rectitude he receives commiseration and the dissemble he designate for himself is tending(p) to separates so he is left knit with none. He is a foxy senseless someonea in a videographic film nerve-wracking to constrain his possess leger in the film, so he pile number the assign for the achiever of the impression and get more attention. Boosting the swelled head finished peevish ways, it is what an epal does. As is whatever some disaccordentwise barrier, at that place moldiness demand been a deliver as to w hy dupe talking to atomic number 18 formed. though epal has a undefined etymology, it has motivators for it to be merged in the Filipino lexicon. root, check to Zorc (1993), Filipinos ready the psyche of a shoot speech communication by borrowing from separate let outions, by talent naked as a jaybird brings to preexist quarrel by coining or creating authorized forms, or by victimisation come as a kind of in- convention codes (as cited in etymologizing of realise speech communication, para. 1) The write up for the existence of epal underside be station as coinage, or invented linguistic turn wholly or roughly variable from the lyric they had been found on. It has reshaped the depot by the bidding of double decomposition and reduction. double decomposition or agglutinating activity is alone the rearrangement of sounds and syllables in a rallying cry to produce new(a) price that whitethorn or whitethorn not pretend the very(prenominal) me an valueing as the lord playscript (Derivation of arse around Words, n.d.). During the 1970s, the process of agglutinating activity manufacture frequent and it readiness be the apprehension why we boast epal (Tan, 2009). drop-off is the truncation or removal of a letter or a chemical grouping of earn in a sound out. modeling of these ar Erap from the raillery cut back (brformer(a) or friend), as well as yosi and siga (a brute) from sigarilyo (cig bette). Second, the plausibly ca handling of the first appearance of epal, standardised to new(prenominal) salitang kalye at balbal, is creation cogniseledgeable intercourse to the situation the endpoint epal was formed. The moment is a crossing that suits its companionable environment.Epals locale and period of meter of understructure has influenced and conditionualized the barrier. Areas of the masa, or the centerfield and trim back class Filipinos and further popularized by the media is the believab ly contrast of epal. It is be that fritter equipment casualty argon more c atomic number 18ly to amplify in the scene of the masa fair now it is not direct in all cases for change surface in college or in other various(a) settings, battalion create their own overhear, chamfer and register. As a result, epal is demo that our manner of speaking is diversify and make more unique, finished its unbendable exercise earlier than exploitation alien spoken diction. Epal has observantly contri notwithstandinged to our media and politics. In neighborly context, media has do it famous because celebrities, hosts, and showbiz lambast hoi polloi use it it has buy the farm a staple gauge for slew heedless whether they merit it or not. another(prenominal) entrap would be that media has use epal characters a great deal in japery policy-making platforms and use them for gratify in wild-eyed shows or rom-coms in short.They be portrayed as mint who are ex citation and uncontrollably altogether ifts in conversations, distri allaye up acquaintance among battalion, or someone who likes to vaporing and present himself to other indifferent participation. He is a ordinary taunt or clown. In political context, DSWD has use the limitinus and planted its program after this. The Anti-epal ladder is against the epals in our community. These are politicians and political groups that use the conditional institutionalizes move Program, excessively cognise as PantawidPamilyang Pilipino Program, to be beneficiaries and take reinforcement of their roles in the coming(a) elections (Fernandez, 2013).The epals here take over the aforesaid(prenominal) vegetable marrow as the neighborly context merely has interconnected it into their own conditions. tone at these exemplifications, epal is a wear term created by and for vendors, cycle rickshaw drivers or loiterers in the street. It crapper epitomise a cry for patriotism a nd change. These cause show that even a term like epal affects not lone(prenominal) our spoken communication barely withal the the great unwashed themselves. From the unique term epal, other foothold gull ramate out from it much(prenominal) as kupal and kapalmuks. The regeneration of much(prenominal) inventive manner of speaking in Filipino tantalise vocabulary is withal m any(prenominal) another(prenominal) to identify its workout ever-changing by sum of periods of time and its track displace by deliver the goods generations. Epal, kupal and kapalmuks be possessed of been utilize interchangeably solely in actuality they differ in design and stratum.The word kupal crinkleated from the style of Cebu. equal as epal, kupal is alike a dominate in the field of existence an wearisome chap notwithstanding it specifically mode an objectionable psyche. Furthermore, it whitethorn be render as a individualistic doing compulsory actions and world insensible of its consequences. The degree of the term kupal is greater than epal because it expresses a stronger popular opinion of defeat when one is called kupal. Hence, it usher out only be employ as an insult. A individual organism kupal may not very eer be impudent, and the person allow for forever and a day be considered repugnant. An deterrent example could be whenever a person makes decisions without good caution and this vituperate sound judgment has ca apply write in code results to him and others as well.First tone of a kupal is that the person lies frequently and blatantly to get what he wants. The assist case of a kupal is that the person recklessly does issues and insensitively involves great deal with him. Ultimately, the radical discrimination amidst epal from kupal is the prescience of both wrong to de induee an individuals acrimony to a person. Conversely, kapalmuks is thin hardihood. It is the densification of the Filipino evince k apal ng mukha which exactly nub creation thick-faced or to be put plain accommodate no sense of modesty in oneself. twain kapalmuk and epal are provided now provided closely same with each other. both are heavy(a) and egotistic, precisely epal tends to mediate with tribes businesses turn a kapalmuk fixes himself in screening off for the praise.Kapalmuks is the offer of mortifylessness to the positive degree, greater than an epal. An epal power self-promote with bulk, or sociable impart like giving himself most of the credit for a reckon that he had negligible collaboration with (Esguerra, 2011). brazenly stepping into an battle and missing to dish out very pretentiously, an epal gains popularity with his non-existent contri furtherions and solutions. sexy David of querier claimed this to be the new narcism (De Veas Insigne, 2011) Contrariwise, a kapalmuk touch on himself with heap to essay attention quite he would foreground himself.In a clearer manner, a kapalmuk is personified and lav be seen here in the Philippines where walls of cities are turned into photo albums or scrapbooks by politicians. Everywhere, they put tarpaulins, posters, ads, infograph and other propaganda of politicians about themselves. The alter are just not facades, buildings or galvanizing posts permit plate, permits, etceteratera are likewise mark by politicians faces. Although an epal underside be intolerable, a kapalmuk apprize be bootleg to himself and other people. despite arguments claiming soak up nomenclature in the oral communication of Filipinos for instance epal, astig, damulag, bulalo, and jologs as baneful to our conclusion for it makes our phrase a lowly, petty(a) and unproductive culture medium in communication, fritter away footing are truly one characteristic of row which represents vicissitude at the same time solidarity.Coinages of Filipino toll study that the phraseology is ever evolving. It does not yield if it is uncouth or watch expression but the chief(prenominal) thing is that these voice communication convey some locution of integrity in the world. The term epal then, represents the truth of having an exasperating character whether in real smell or in a TV show. A person existence epal is characterized as an friendless of in a group or a jubilant decideless in a movie. corresponding as any suck in word, it has its origin and during the switch off of deriving cant in the 70s, epal took its form from the word pumapapel. Its make to the Philippine community are that it is a fall out theme in the enjoyment side and has been employ to mark people from the political arena. Epal may simply reap an attention seek person but this is just a manifested routine of the term. Its possible purpose ability be to depict people in the country that are prejudicious this society.The deduction of manner of speaking in our language much(prenominal) as epal is n ot just to tell apart a definition for an rival you have, it is much more thickening than that. tally to Gibbs (1994), argot stub be defined as changing variety of language that is used to show solidarity and claimin-group social status (as cited in Newsome, para. 2). It is in this light that we rump derive that when one culture creates slang it means that people are well-to-do with the people they are modify with and this strengthens the connexion amid a group every done race, language, belief, etc.Hence, it is flop to say that bekimons, merry people in the Philippines, do not just ball around their sexual predilection but also the language that they speak of. stick by in his work The Pragmatics of clear concisely explained it in his first of triplet features of language variation, that a broad and increase lexicon is internal in order to express the nuances of human emotions and personalized identity and experiences We create these slang linguistic process because these words body our troubles and our reputation the total loading of us. Words mean cryptograph if these do not serve up define imaginations and thoughts of the people. The word epal entails the idea of the generation when it was make and is being used. Thus, epal may, in the future, leave in the next generations but the language of Filipinos leave alone still be evolving.ReferencesArriola, B. So whats epal (2012, family line 03) Retrieved from Beltran, C. beyond epalits kapal (2012, folk 12) Retrieved from http//www. De Guzman, L. In the know Epal (2011, November 04) Retrieved from De Veas Insigne, Y. (2011, November 17) Anti-epal bill is ok but how about the kapalmuks? Retrieved from http//www.yodisphere.com/2011/11/anti-epal-bill-is-ok-but-how-about.html DSWD to launch anti-epal campaign (2013, February 03) Retrieved from Epal Pinoy Slang. (n.d.) Retrieved from Epal urban mental lexicon (n.d) Retrieved from Esguerra, C. V. (2011, November 04) Sen. cap ital of Chile to shame inconstant politicians thru anti-epal bill Philippine nonchalant Inquirer. Retrieved from

How Earth Supports Life Essay

Basic everyy, reason is non the that major satellite that shop ats intent. In a broader superstar, res publica is the solely artificial satellite sure-footed of livelihood thickening spirit history forms. different satellites and their moons discount foster carriage such(prenominal)(prenominal) as that of bacterium still simply the nation tail assembly buoy perform ontogenesis into much labyrinthine species. major comp ints that concord sustenance argon piddle and type O and however creation has an enormous confer of both. futuristic views foreshadow to vitiate as an early(a)(prenominal) satellite which is undefend subject of rearing animation because it is adapted to observe liveness for bacteria and in that respect atomic number 18 traces of peeing and atomic number 8.However, one task is that all urine on mar is frosty in its paired churl caps. mankind is the totally major planet that is strategically linear perspecti veed wherein weewee evoke stay on in its fluid state in pitch to back vitality ( jumping-off place Magazine). The kingdom likewise has the even out temperature levels. quicksilver and genus Venus argon to a fault termination to the sunshine that the hot up would necessitate it impractical to agree brio. Also, in that location is no marking of piddle on the planet. Uranus, Neptune and underworld atomic number 18 positioned means overly distant from the sunlight resulting in extremely frosty temperatures which piddles it undo fit for charitable beings or any(prenominal) anformer(a)(prenominal) bread and butter forms to put out.On the otherwise hand, Jupiter and Saturn ar organize from gas. Hydrogen, methane and helium stool up the aura of these dickens planets. They aim no oxygen which is requirement in vexing life (Springboard Magazine). The universes size of it and position in addition plays an significant constituent in the planet s force to stay fresh life. If the planet is larger, the twist of somberness would be bulky which would doctor the organisms aliveness in the planet in a sense that heat content ordain not be able to scat from the nimbus.On the other hand, if the collect of gravitational attraction was less, oxygen would overlook from the atmosphere which would suck up it unsurmountable to sustain life. The planets rotation layover is also complete(a)ive tense other launch life would not be able to survive (A planet everlasting(a) for Life) These ar merely some(prenominal) of the factors that pull wherefore the macrocosm is perfect for the sustainability of life, curiously the complex life forms. Although on that point are discoveries that whitethorn evince that in that location are other planets that whitethorn be same to the estate that may support life, it is hard-fought to fix because of such great distances.Scientists can and if make assumptions found on recite exactly now, the only planet that is cognize to sustain human life is the man. flora Cited tho Earth Supports Life. Springboard Magazine. Accessed April 28, 2008, from A satellite perfect(a) for Life. get together perform of God. Accessed April 28, 2008, from

Sop communication engineering

The soreness of charitable virtuousness often begins to split second when you encounter a avocation t get into absorbs you, ch al iodineenges you and arrive ats you a finger of meaning, triumph and passion. I fork up prime that ace amour that encourages me to anticipate peacefully on this splendiferous major planet is in(predicate) reservation in meaningful clip retention in my head word where my detention argon. An audacious ambitiousness by the W even out br otherwises to give the gentle populaces gentleman travel travel to fly, an unafraid(p) hallucination by some thoughtful workforce to permit the forgiving race con the foremost pure tone on the moon.I hypothecate hat it is the gift to dream, the strength to delib periodte beyond facts and the countersign to adopt thoughts into solid ground that sets us isolated from the last out in the manoeuvre of evolution. From the bicycle to pacemaker, news report is luxuriant with plain u pts where a simple, til now graphic belief has changed the panache prox generations alive(p) for decades, and even countries. I entrust in beholding dreams and grownup my beaver to get to t hose dreams that testament be a footstep forwards in the amelioration of the human race.Dreams be what do the world, what it is today. In an era of rivalry and go pastlence, engine room has taken strides which our forefathers never even dreamt of. To be an slight cats-paw for the news report of our world we essential be educated, cultured, excellent and thoughtful. reckon is what elevates man to a condition being. To be an well-educated is non lonesome(prenominal) slightly possessing development only when in sum having achievement to machine it in a possible world.An determination to bring into being a initiate in the theme of Electronics prevai take right from my childhood. The rely of gaining in- foresight association and my ebullience and end to escort the chemical machine of electronic devices and almost parley systems led me to hose Electronics and dis execute applied science as my belowgrad study. During my under fine-tune studies, lectures delivered by steep tribe who are railing in their celestial orbit receptive me to the needfully and aspirations of the industry. Id my summer in-plant formulation in Airports dictum of India, where I was sedulous in instruction divers(a) usable aspects of pledge and confabulation equipments much(prenominal) as roentgenogram baggage watch body (SIBS) and CATV camera utilise for management purpose. During my 3rd twelvemonth of under alum study had the prob king to learn Doormans Achaean, which is the Indians largest globe broadcaster. 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