...college presented a new sight. It was quite different from what I had seen in and around our school. I came across many unknown faces. SELECT ESSAY TOPICS College Essays (182) Grammar (2) High Level Essays (36) Pakistan (26) Poems (2) I had some very strange experiences on the first day of my college life. I was baffled to see students playing indoor and outdoor games and enjoying radio programmes during class-hours. There is no restriction of uniform. I observed that the students are free in their movements. They can do things according to their choice. READING COMPREHENSION TEST (10) School College Essays (464) SENTENCE CORRECTION (1) Stories (22) Tenses in Urdu (5) I found all the newly admitted students in high spirits. They were all happy to make friends. I moved round the college. I was very much delighted to see the grand library of the college where I could find books on very subject. The...
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...Texting While Driving Many people think that texting while driving is a bad habit. Obviously, they are wrong. It is best time to do text when you drive. Texting and driving at the same time helps to keep hospitals busy, controls the population growth, and makes it easy to die. First, texting while driving helps to keep hospitals busy. For example, texting distracts the drivers mind, which is the main cause of accident. It increases patient’s number at hospitals. Similarly, more patient demands more doctors so doctors get chance to make more money. Moreover, it increase medicine business too. In addition, texting and driving at the same time helps to control population growth. For instance, nowadays population growth is a major problem for...
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...the relationships of the central character, Joe Rose. Joe is a science journalist in a "childless marriage of love" with Clarissa Rose, an English professor of Keats. Although Joe approaches the world through rationality and Clarissa approaches it through emotion, they are happy together and have a stable, comfortable world. Joe is the main narrator of the book and he often makes references to narrative choices of exclusion or inclusion of details. He explains that he chooses his beginning because it is the point that makes the most "sense." Joe starts the story with Clarissa and Joe's reunion picnic being interrupted by a hot air balloon accident. Joe and a few other men try to save a child trapped in a balloon, but the high winds force all the men except one to drop the ropes. That man, John Logan, a doctor and family-man from Oxford, is carried up into the sky by the balloon until he eventually falls to his death. His shocking and senseless death deeply upsets Joe and Clarissa and they try to comfort each other and make "sense" of the event by telling it as a story. Also at the balloon accident is a lonely, religious young man named Jed Parry. He shares a look with Joe and becomes convinced that they are in love. Later that night, as Clarissa and Joe are falling asleep, Parry calls Joe to tell him that he loves him. Joe tries to cope with the disturbing accident by writing an article about narrative in science. While researching it, he thinks he sees Parry in the library...
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...decision-making, my definition of happiness, Langston Hughes’ Mother to Son, the architect – Aguas de Barcelona, Human by Brandy, the movie John Q, and the significance of airbags in automobiles. Concluding this time capsule, you will have learned more on how we lived in the late 20th and early 21st Centuries and possibly how some of our inventions may help to inspire some future inventions. Due to the recent economic crisis, America is experiencing a recession that is slow to recover. Because of the recession, the jobless rate has reached a 10.1 percent high (Chandra, 2011). I unfortunately am one of those workers whom were laid off. Therefore, I am taking this time now to focus on attending school full-time and getting a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. I currently receive unemployment which means that my income has been reduced almost to half as when I was working. With my faith and trust in God I have been able to sustain my lifestyle with some minor adjustments to my spending habits. Now that I am on a more restricted income, my daily tasks include only things I need to do in order to control...
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...explains that whatever we do matters if it consequently makes us happy or even unhappy. Therefore, nothing else has a part in terms of not making the individuals happy or unhappy. I say unhappy because things that we do or things that happens to us can unintentionally makes us unhappy at the end, however, if we consider the idea of causality, a chain of cause and effect can bring us a chain of happiness and unhappiness. Things that makes us as a society unhappy, we tend to avoid, and things that makes us happy we tend to do more. But what happens if, for instance, something that was supposed to make us happy in the future has been replaced with the sense of sadness and despair. For example, if one’s dream was to fly an airplane and become a pilot was crushed after an unfortunate accident in which the individual loses his eye vision. Then we can see that in this series of cause and effect there was a cause that worked as an obstacle in front of him not to achieve his ultimate happiness which was being a pilot and therefore, not becoming an important part of a society which can, for instance, keep us safe in the sky and so make us happy. However, is it true that what was left for him was merely a sense of unhappiness? What can the individual do to prevent such accident in the future? Does that even matter since the individual already lost his eyes? Therefore, we come to an understanding that what makes us happy is merely relevant to our surrounding and community, and possibly...
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...I am a student at Carleton College, and for a class I was asked to read a section of your novel The God Delusion. I have read sections of it before during personal crises of faith, and you’ve made some fascinating points, there is one, unfortunately, that I feel must be addressed and reconsidered. The idea that religion is a form of mental illness. With that argument were two faulty points that could be reworded or reconsidered. The idea that religion arrived through a neurological accident that genetically drifted throughout the population. That your view is inherently true, and without question the best and and most logical. First, your view of the cause of religion. I admit that I cannot argue against your view’s possibility, but that it is unlikely and relies on faulty reasoning. If religion evolved as an accident, as all other biological processes did from a purely scientific standpoint, then the fact that it took up a major biological dominance over the population is highly unlikely to be caused by genetic drift alone. While it is possible, you seem to ignore the possibility that religion has a survival benefit for...
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...Research Journal of Management Sciences _____________________________________________ISSN 2319–1171 Vol. 2(12), 7-11, December (2013) Res. J. Management Sci. A Study on Employees Welfare Facilities Adopted at Bosch Limited, Bangalore Srinivas KT CIMS B School, Jayanagar, Bangalore, INDIA Available online at: www.isca.in, www.isca.me Received 23rd October 2012, revised 7th November 2013, accepted 2nd December 2013 Abstract The present study is made an attempt to identify welfare facilities and employee’s satisfaction level about welfare facilities adopted at Bosch limited, Bangalore. To achieve the aforesaid objective data is gathered from 100 employees of the organization with random sampling technique. It is found that most of the respondents are aware about the legislative and non - legislative employee welfare facilities provided at the Company, welfare facilities like medical, canteen, working environment, safety measures etc., are provided by the company. And most of the employees are satisfied with the welfare facilities adopted by the company towards the employee’s welfare. Keywords: Employee welfare, Bosch Limited, satisfaction etc. Introduction Employee welfare facilities in the organization affects on the behavior of the employees as well as on the productivity of the organization. While getting work done through employees the management must provide required good facilities to all employees. The management should provide required good facilities...
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...Crisis Ann Ziegler BCOM/275 Week Four Marquetta Duke Effective Communication in the Face of Disaster On August 5, 2010, a copper mine in Chile was the scene of a disaster. Thirty three workers were trapped in the copper mine, as a result of a cave-in. The miners had to endure months of unbearable conditions in the mine while the rescue workers tried numerous approaches to save them (University of Phoenix, 2010). When accidents such as this occur, leaders must effectively communicate and people must receive communication to answer questions, avoid chaos and panic. This paper describes the communication and audience considerations required as a result of the copper mine collapse. The copper mine collapse in Chile is recorded in history with a happy ending, since all of the workers were rescued. Since the rescue took 69 days, leaders had to ensure that proper and effective communication was provided to the worker’s families and company employees (BBC News, 2011). Any time a disaster or accident of this magnitude occurs, further danger or damage can result unless the leaders, company and government take steps to control the flow of information. A coordinated strategy must be communicated to the media, rescue workers and leaders to ensure that efforts yield the best outcomes. A lack of communication could potentially result in deaths, panic, and chaos. Inappropriate or erroneous communication could result in unnecessary stress, frustration...
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...challenging you to: • Differentiate between the common use of the word research and the use of the word research in the social and behavioral sciences • Identify the major steps in the research process using a classic study in Psychology as an example. Part I: Defining Research The word research is used in many different ways. Consider the following examples: • Your friend tells you that he intends to research different hair products before deciding on one to buy. • A real estate agent advises you to research home values in your neighborhood before putting your house on the market. • A police officer reports that she is doing ‘some research’ on possible motives for a crime that was committed. • A writer states that he does ‘extensive research’ before beginning his fictional works. Answer the questions below: 1. How is research defined in the social and behavioral sciences? Behavior science is area of the science which concerns with the studying of human and animal behaviors. Behavior science observes a individual and his or her behaviors along with the behaviors of society, a group, and culture, and will process which contributes to a particular behavior. There is a substantial amount of overlapping between this area and the social science, which occasionally leads to misunderstanding: social science tends to be focusing more on the structure system and culture,...
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...interested in the course as well. When I started the program I was very excited to be there and in my class I was able to meet really great people and make friends besides the age difference as most of them were in their 20’s. The classroom portion consisted of a Monday lecture and a Tuesday lab, this part of the class was not difficult with the previous knowledge I attained in the Health Science courses I attended at Cy-Lakes. Additionally, if I were to need extra help in the class there were two options I had, I could either attend and open skills lab through Lone Star or most if not all classmates were very helpful if one was struggling with the material. I found the tests to be fairly easy just by paying attention to the lectures and taking notes. Our instructor for the class even provided us with a review for the test to ensure a full...
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...Research, Statistics, and Psychology To understand thoroughly something a person must understand its background and conduct research. According to Bing Dictionary (2012), research is an organized way to study something; that can include an investigation to uncover facts, to create a theory or correct a previous one, or to make a plan based upon the discovered facts. A person cannot conduct or make connections in research without the use of statistics. Statistics can be just about any compilation of information on any subject in use with performance, time management, effectiveness, budgeting, and many more. Both research and statistics are important components in psychology. This paper will discuss the role of research and statistics within psychology. Examining what research and the scientific method are, comparing and contrasting the characteristics of primary and secondary data, and explaining the role of statistics within research. Role of Research and Statistics Research is a vital component in just about any field for advancement of a product or idea, especially in psychology. As stated above research is an organized way to study something. Because psychology is a field that tries to understand human thinking and behavior it is necessary that research be a vital component. Research is important to psychology because it provides pertinent information about the way a person may think or behave and forming an idea or opinion as a response from the conducted research. A...
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...Project 2.1.3: Map-A-Brain | Name: Lauren Caplinger Date: Block: Introduction---highlight important info The brain is a truly amazing organ. But while there is a good deal we know about the way it functions, there is still much that is unknown. Neuroscientists have the daunting task of trying to decipher how this one structure can control every aspect of our lives. Over the years, scientists have worked tirelessly to uncover the mystery of the human brain. They have studied the external features of the head, the internal structures of the brain and the effect of injuries on this organ to understand how this one organ is able to control the functioning of every human system. In this activity, you will explore the case of Phineas Gage, a young man who, in the 1800’s, suffered a horrific brain injury and simply walked away. He recovered and went on to live many more years, but his friends and co-workers said he was never the same. Physical wounds healed, but internal damage changed the personality of the man they all knew. His case will introduce you to the way our brain works and to the way in which specific areas of the brain control different parts of our personality and our ability to function. You will also explore the history of mapping the function of the human brain, from early methods based purely on observation to current methods using high-tech scans and measurements. In Activity 2.1.2, you built a brain on your Maniken® and explored the primary...
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...Let Them Play! : Benefits of Sports Briana B. Western Governors University WGU Student ID #: ************ Let Them Play! Childhood sports have been proven to provide multiple developmental benefits to all children involved in such programs. The best way for kids to reap all the benefits of sports participation is to submerse them into a program which offers a positive environment with encouraging coaches who instruct with constructive criticism and work to “minimize negative experiences” (Seefeldt & Ewing, 1996, p.3). Research has shown that children who participate in frequent physical activity, such as sports, experience improved academics, have better mental health, and are less likely to take part in risky health behaviors than their less active counterparts. Dr. Daniels, author of “Interscholastic Sports and the Middle School Student”, finds six main points of interest pertaining to the benefits of and liabilities for children who get involved in sports. Out of the six, four are beneficial, and only two are considered to be liabilities. The four positive characteristics of sports are scholastic achievement, competency, fitness, and self-esteem. Whereas the two negative characteristics are sports injuries, stress and anxiety (as cited by Daniels, 1999, p.2). Although Dr. Daniels doesn’t talk about it in her dissertation, one more benefit of kids getting active is their likelihood to avoid the appearance of evil, in other words they are unlikely...
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... Because of the Social Justice issues and inequality, we have “unequal government regulations” separated into two categories: direct and indirect. For instance, “direct social inequality occurs when unfair treatment of a group(s) is deliberate”. “Indirect social inequality of a group(s) is by accident”. Furthermore, the value we put on material goods encourages environmental and social inequalities, the system of beliefs that shape our opinions with consumer - based societies have led to these social inequalities. The repercussions of this situation will lead to economic instability, damaging for a developed economy in the long run. Social inequality also leads to crimes, rates of crime are much higher in unequal societies. Additionally, education will be affected as well, lower scores in reading, math,...
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...Foundational Values Paper Andrew Craft LDR-150X Mrs. Megan Gilmore Indiana Wesleyan University Foundational Values Paper Whether you believe in evolution, intelligent design, a freak accident, or any other religion one of those has to be right… Right? This paper will show the exploration of these ideas, and my opinion. Thinking about the universe can be extremely confusing. No doubt there are a thousand different ways that the universe could have come into existence. The debate is not, “Is there a universe?”, but, “What is the universe? Why is the universe here? Who or what created the universe?” When thought through, most everyone believes that the universe was created. Philosophically the idea of an infinite past is absurd, in fact infinite is just a concept of our imagination. When exactly did the development of the universe occur? Did it simply develop one day, or take millions of years? When we think logically universe obviously had to have been created. The Big Bang represents the universe as a coming into being out of nothing. According to this argument, the universe must have come from nothing, by nothing. This is one of the most widely accepted theories of the origin of the universe. It is taught in schools and almost all universities. All of these constants and quantities have to be perfect to create the world we currently live in, if anything was altered in the least nothing would be here, nothing would have happened. How exactly can this fine...
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