...Save as many as you ruin The text “Save as many as you ruin”, is written by Simon Van Booy. The main character of this short story is called Gerard, and he is about 40 years old. In my analysis of this story I will in some parts go through some parts of the story to find the red line. I am also going to comment on some of the themes, how the language is used, and how the mood is. In the beginning of the short story, we are told that Gerard is on his way home from his work. As he walks home, his surroundings are described. It getting darker outside, which makes the streetlights turn on. It is winter and there is snow in the streets, which he mentions as he is walking. Through “Save as many as you ruin” the surroundings are described a lot, mostly the nature, which seems like telling us about his emotions, which we see as well in the following quote: “Gerard thinks of everyone’s footprints in the show. Manhattan was once a forest. He imagines the footprints of an Indian slipping home, on his shoulders a warm carcass with clumps of snow stuck to its fur”. The story’s narrator works a bit like a limited pointed narrator, but as well the narrator is omniscient. Back to the footprints; Gerard thinks of if there is anything special or good to remember him of, or if he is just like the footprints, which are just disappearing and being forgotten. The first part we see a pretty depressing mode from Gerard, but this is before he meets Laurel, when he walks alone in the snow. In this...
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...Character Analysis In A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen there is a controversial argument about whether or not Nora Helmer the main character is a hero or not. Throughout the play Nora carries out certain acts of behavior that wouldn’t be considered heroic on the surface but underneath they would. Throughout the play Nora is treated like Torvald’s pet or property not his wife, he looks at her as nothing more than a belonging. Nora is the “doll” wife of Torvald meaning she is just playing a roll and has no say. Little does he know she is actually caring, independent, and brave not just a pet. In the first act when the audience is first introduced to Nora you get the illusion that she is a perfect wife and the only problem she has is spending her husband’s money by shopping a lot. By giving the image of her being a perfect wife it is comparing her to a doll, because dolls have no flaws. As Nora and Torvalds dialogue proceeds you get the sense that Nora is viewed as a pet to Torvald. He calls her pet names such as “his little lark”, “squirrel”, “spendthrift”, and “sweet tooth” (Ibsen 1281-1283). In Torvalds eyes Nora is not viewed as his equal but his property. By Torvald talking to Nora like this he is degrading her. Also in the first act it is revealed that Nora has made some arrangements to keep the household afloat without informing Torvald. Nora lied to her husband not because she wanted to but because she had too. Torvald is a typical man of the 1800th century. Men during...
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...The first thing that usually pops into someone’s mind when they hear the word cloning is a human replication such as the army of clones in the movie Star Wars. What most people don't know is that there is so much more to cloning than creating a living being identical to the original. There are multiple ways to utilize the technology of cloning whether they be beneficial or not. Cloning is a good idea as long as it upholds life and is not allowed to limit the diversity of genetic traits. Cloning is “the asexual production of an exact copy of an original” (“What is cloning”). It is from one parent and results in identical cells. Scientifically speaking, one cell could be cloned, as well as organs, plants, even animals and perhaps humans. Just as varied, are the reasons to clone in the first place. The possibilities of cloning range from medical uses, personal uses, agricultural and livestock improvement to saving endangered species and more. The medical advantages cloning provides extend life, treat illnesses, and produce medications. Research into cell growth and genetics adds understanding into diseases such as cancer and how to avoid hereditary defects. In addition, cloning can improve food sources whether crops or livestock. Cloning also takes part in choosing desirable traits for people, animals, and plant, crops. Once they genetically engineer the plants, they can clone those seeds so that they have multiple identical copies of that same plant. Same with animals or livestock...
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...I remember after Liberation, I suffered probably more from loneliness and the isolation, more than during the Holocaust period…I suppose it has to do with the fact that after, the life around you seems to be normal but you are abnormal. Well, why?...In concentration camps and labor camps, there was a preoccupation with survival…But then after what was called-actually, the realization of liberation was not vivid to me, was not real with me for a long time, but I remember during the years ’45, ’46, ’47, and even up to ’48, I would find myself crying, and quite frequently…[experiencing] a feeling of “Yes, I’m alive, but that’s it, the rest doesn’t matter” (Langer 23). This is arguable the most dangerous symptom of the concentration camp syndrome because sleep disturbance, anxiety, and feelings of guilt are all symptoms that with time and the proper attention can all be managed and possibly overcome, but loneliness is a feeling that consumes you and eventually if your loneliness can’t be filled up by something, it can be...
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...Zekirja Bela Bus 110 BE1 MW 7:30-9pm Prof Ms.Apo 5/16/2012 Elégance Barber Shop & Spa Club Table of Contents 1. Cover Page – Elegance Barber Shop & Spa Club 2. Table of Contents 3. The Executive Summary PG 1 4. Business Description PG 2 5. Personal SWOT analysis PG 3 6. Market Strategy Analysis PG 4 7. Industry Analysis PG 5 8. Business SWOT PG 6 9. Target Market PG 7 10. New Products PG 8 11. Marketing Mix PG 9 12. Organization and management PG 10 13. Financial plan PG 11 14. Conclusion PG 12 15. Bibliography The Executive Summary The plan of my business is to attract hard working business men in the Wall Street area that will come into our location and have a comfortable, relaxing zone and go to work less stressful. My business will have custom made products for everyday use or special events. This is product will be certain type of gels for different events and some you can daily basis My strength will be our staff and products, which will boost our customer loyalties. The reason this business will grow is because our location and target is a perfect combination. There are not too many barber shops and spas in the area that will attract white collar people. My advantage is also white collar people are willing to spend money because of their high income. The main picture of our company will create revenue mostly in the clients who are into our products and mostly or services. Each employee...
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...M3 Smallwood LTD should always be aware of any issues to do with their financial state. By looking through their profit & loss and balance sheets, there are a few issues that have been noticed. Firstly, the cost of sales jumped by £43,000 from £307,000 in 2005 to £350,000 in 2006. However, in 2007 this number did decrease by £20,000 to £330,000. This is an issue because in 2006 and 2007 it was costing Smallwood a lot more money to get things such as materials from making and selling a product. Smallwood’s net profit in 2005 was £22,000 but this decreased by £2,000 to £20,000 in 2006. The net profit then increased in 2007 by £4,000 to £24,000. This is an issue because the net profit should be larger than the total expenditure, which is the amount of money available to spend. Connected to this is the net profit % which in 2005 was at 3.2% of revenue which gets distributed to investors or to the company. However, in 2006 this % dropped to 2.8% and then increased again in 2007 to 3.6%. The issue with this is that in 2006 there was less money to distribute to investors or within the company but in 2007 there was more than there has been in 2005 and 2006 to distribute out. Smallwood’s interest in 2005 was £46,000 and then this went up by £8,000 in 2006 to £54,000. In 2007 this number increased again by £7,000 to £61,000. This is an issue because Smallwood are paying more interest each year which looks bad on the company. This could be because they are behind on loan repayment...
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...location they chose was cool. Give your feedback relative to the skill set of the writer. Never lie or obfuscate. Just serve it up gently. An upset writer isn’t going to hear your points anyway. But an encouraged one will. Trust me on this. — Julie Gray PRINTER FRIENDLY PAGE Literary analysis looks critically at a work of fiction in order to understand how the parts contribute to the whole. When analyzing a novel or short story, you’ll need to consider elements such as the context, setting, characters, plot, literary devices, and themes. Remember that a literary analysis isn’t merely a summary or review, but rather an interpretation of the work and an argument about it based on the text. Depending on your assignment, you might argue about the work’s meaning or why it causes certain reader reactions. This handout will help you analyze a short story or novel—use it to form a thesis, or argument, for your essay. Summary Begin by summarizing the basic plot: “Matilda by Roald Dahl is about a gifted little girl in small town America who learns to make things move with her mind and saves her teacher and school from the evil principal.” This will help ground you in the story. (When you write your paper, you probably won’t include a summary because your readers will already be familiar with the work. But if they aren’t, use a brief summary to orient them.) Context Research the author’s background and other work. This can give insight into the author’s perspective and bias, as well as...
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...Filipino JACKIELYN P. ALMEDILLA ROCHELLE I. CASSANO Literary Theme : Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare Analysis written by Jordan Ward Submitted By : RUBYLYN E. BALDOVINO BA- Filipino 2 Submitted To : SOL VERTUDAZO The Downfall of Romeo and Juliet In the Play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, he writes about two young adults who have fallen madly in love, Romeo and Juliet. They are from two very different families who are bitter rivals, the Capulets and the Montagues. In the play, it shows and depicts the problems that arise when they fall in love, and how their impatience in important events leads to the downfall of their marriage in the end. Romeo and Juliet are to blame for all the misfortune experienced in this book, due to the impatience and stubbornness of each; Shakespeare created this to show how important patience is during crucial events. Because of their impatience, their marriage is torn apart, and both end up dead as the play comes to a close. Romeo and Juliet sealed their own fate, and are the only ones to blame for all the misfortune they experienced during the play. The first major problem Romeo and Juliet create for themselves is rushing their marriage, and trying to keep it a secret. If they had waited even a couple of more days and talked to their families about it, they might have had better success and avoided many of the causalities that...
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...Pilgrimage of Grace Document Analysis Desiring marriage to his mistress Anne Boleyn, and a subsequent male heir to the throne, King Henry VIII of England stood before the pope with a plea. He wanted to divorce his then wife Catherine of Aragon, who he had come to despise for failing to produce a male heir, and instead marry Anne. However, this request was met with adamant refusal by the pope, who deemed the divorce unholy as it was against the Catholic faith. Upon hearing that his request was denied, Henry became livid and, in with the Act of Supremacy, ordained himself the head of the Anglican Church. He then proceeded to divorce Catherine and take Anne as his new bride. But Henry’s actions against the Catholic Church did not stop there. Enlisting the aid of Thomas Cromwell, he proceeded to implement high taxes, expand royal power, dissolve monasteries, and confiscate Catholic Church lands. Many English citizens took offence to these measures, and as a response embarked on the Pilgrimage of Grace. Although the protestors claimed that the march was solely to preserve English Catholicism, there were many different reasons for it. Some aimed to return God’s supremacy in England, others wanted protection from marauding thieves and Scots, and many wanted better treatment for the poor. The King and his fellow Protestants, on the other hand, saw the march as a rebellion, and set out to crush it. They argued that this opposition to the king’s power would bring chaos and anarchy to all...
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...Disposarobot 3-Year Marketing Plan Assessment Code: Student Name: Student ID: Date: Mentor Name: Table of Contents Introduction 3 Mission Statement 3 The Product 3 Consumer Product Classification 3 Target Market 3 Competitive Situation Analysis 3 Analysis of Competition using Porter’s 5 Forces Model 3 SWOT Analysis 4 Strengths 5 Weaknesses Error! Bookmark not defined. Opportunities 7 Threats 8 Market Objectives 8 Product Objective 8 Price Objective 8 Place Objective 9 Promotion Objective 9 Marketing Strategies 9 Product Strategies 9 Price Strategies 9 Place Strategies 10 Promotion Strategies 10 Tactics and Action Plan 10 Product Action Plan 10 Price Action Plan 11 Place Action Plan 11 Promotion Action Plan 11 Monitoring Procedures 11 Introduction At Company G we are committed to supply you with robots that can be easily tossed in the trash should you be confronted with a situation where you may need to quickly remove a robot from your home, but don’t have a lot of time. Disposarobot is perfect for that stepford wife, who doesn’t have the proper domestication to achieve the perfect home and children on her own. Mission Statement “We enable consumers to improve the quality and convenience of their lives by providing high-quality, innovative electronic solutions.” The Product Disposarobot is a robotic product that can do a multitude of activities for busy housewives. Disposarobot can sweep the floor...
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...Comprehensive Literary Analysis “The ultimate authority must always rest with the individual's own reason and critical analysis.”-Dalai Lama Literary works present culture, philosophy, and deep truths about the nature of humanity, but the interpretation of these texts is left solely to the reader. Analysis is the ability to understand the fundamental concepts of information received in any form by breaking down the complexities into essential features and their relations. One’s interpretation may change one’s view of the world or entertain them but, in seeking the purpose of the information one is presented one is able to question fundamental concepts and create his or her own ideologies. Kaiji the ultimate survivor is a literary text that tackles many these ideologies that one may...
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...Playing with life, Playing with rules? Have you or someone that you’ve known, maybe someone dear to you, ever lost a limb? Then you may have heard of stem cell research. Embryonic stem cells have the amazing ability to theoretically grow back any body part. They have the potential to morph into any of the 220 cell types found in the body (Robinson 1). It has the restoration power capable of reestablishing functions of the body as well, such as eyesight. The drawback to stem cell research is that it requires baby fetuses to acquire the material. Stem cells differ from other cells in the body, as they are capable of dividing and rebuilding themselves for long durations of time. This is unlike muscle cells, blood cells, or nerve cells. They are not able to replicate themselves, while stem cells can do it many times. This means that if stem cells are kept in a laboratory over a long period of time, they can yield many other stem cells. Another property of stem cells is that they are unspecialized, meaning that they do not help with anything in the body. For example, they are not able to help the heart pump blood in the body. However, stem cells can become heart muscle cells and blood cells, which could do that function. A third property of stem cells is that they become specialized cells. This is called differentiation, when the stem cell morphs into a cell that will have a specific function in the body (Robinson 1). In the last five years, China has increased its research funding...
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...NAME ------------------------------------------------- Marketing 741 SECTION 8am/9:30am/11am/2pm Target Market Selection Should HubSpot cast a wide net or narrow their focus? Effectively argue that HubSpot should narrow their focus using frameworks we have discussed, as well as points from the case. The company is now facing with customers with diverse needs and preferences. In fact there are customers with different preferences and also competitors that provide services to different segments. These segments can be categorized as small companies, large companies, business to business and business to customers. The services that must be offered to each of these segments should be different considering their different needs. For example, the price should also be different to comply with the offered services and the degree of required interaction between the company and its customers. The channel of approaching could also be different. For example, Should HubSpot target B2B or B2C customers? -Use a mix of qualitative (strategic) and quantitative (CLV, market potential) facts to argue your point. Do not restate points from the case, but use them to support your decision. -Will this group be receptive to the product? I.e., is HubSpot providing value to these segments? Is there competition in this market? Is HubSpot well positioned to serve these customers? Are there any other outside forces we should consider? Based on the facts that presented in the case the company...
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...DNA Role in Forensics Science At a crime scene there may be a lot DNA evidence left behind or none. DNA can identify victims and suspects. It can help solve cold case and give new leads to other cases. DNA is also use to determine kinship in a missing person case. It can also help exonerate someone from a crime that they were convicted of. When handling DNA such as blood at a crime scene it is important that it is properly documented, photographed, collected and stored. Besides blood, DNA can include: body fluid, hair and skin. Such DNA can be matched to an individual. DNA is the acronym for Deoxyribonucleic acid. According to Campbell Essential Biology with Physiology, “The word nucleic is referring to “DNA location in the nuclei of eukaryotic cell.” (Page49). “DNA is genetic material that humans and other organisms inherit from their parents which consists of gain molecules” (Page 48). The shape of DNA is a double helix. Some would say it looks like a twisted ladder. “The double helix has four bases; (A) Adenine, (C) Cytosine, (G) Guanine and (T) Tyhmine. The bases have to be properly linked to their pair or else there will be a mutation in the gene. The following are the base pairs that bind:”Adenine with Tyhmine and Cystosine with Guanine” (Page 49). DNA testing began in the mid 1980’s. In the online article, DNA Factors states: Ever since the start of DNA testing in 1985, biological material has been a reliable physical evidence to help solve crimes (Williams)...
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... | | |Laboratory experiments |• A laboratory experiment is controlled and is |1. Open systems – Can only |1. Informed consent |• Positivists – experiments are good because of| | |in an artificial environment. |work with science. Society is an open system |2. Harm to subjects - everything, including |their reliability. This is because | | |• There must be two groups , an experimental |where the factors cannot be controlled. |risks, must be explained but what if you are |they can control the variables, produces | | |and control group. |2. Individuals are complex – it |Milgram? |quantitative data and is detached. However, it | | |• We can discover cause and effect |is hard to ‘match’ the members of the control | |can’t be representative. | | |relationships this way. |and experimental group. |...
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