...Comparison Essay- Barbara’s letter In the extract from ‘In Cold Blood’, Capote uses metaphors to express the views of Barbara, writing to her brother Perry from San Francisco. She highlights her disappointment surrounding the events but says she’s willing to forgive him. “It’s no shame to have a dirty face, the shame comes when you keep it dirty” the adjective ‘dirty’ is used as a metaphor representing the sins and actions of Perry. She pointed out that she wasn’t too pleased with Perry’s actions, which had eventually ended him in prison. She was also aware that her criticism to him was going to result in resentment and actually thought of what could possibly happen “Not to hear from you at all or a letter telling me exactly what you think of me.” Barbara loved Perry dearly but was angry at him at the same time, and that was the driving force of this passionate letter. Again she wanted Perry to know about her feelings towards him and also to see things from someone’s point of view. She often admitted her faults and weaknesses as human and in the same way she urged Perry that he should take full responsibility of his actions and shouldn’t blame his dad for any wrong doing. “i truthfully believe none of us can take the blame” the adjective ‘truthfully’ reminds us that Barbara is showing her feelings towards what has happened and is speaking very openly with Perry, giving him an acknowledgement of her thoughts and feelings. Perry’s inabilities to show signs of sincere regret...
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...productivity standards Recruitment Interview selection Medical examination orientation Training http://youtu.be/_PFhh2NSB0k Employee Termination Letter August 13th, 2010 | Published in Termination Letter A company has its own rules and policies that the employees should adhere to. If not followed, the employers have the right to implement disciplinary measures and termination if needed. Firing an employee is one of the hardest responsibilities of any employee. It is also very uncomfortable to both parties. On the other hand, you should be able to handle the issue professionally. A termination letter should contain the exact reason for firing the employee. It should also include the disciplinary measures undertaken to solve the problem. This will show that actions were done before using termination as a final resort. It should also state the arrangements made by the company, such as assistance from the Human Resources Department as well as the date of termination. You can also place the severance packages that the company may provide. You can attach any documents that are related to the discussed matters in the letter such as nondisclosure agreements...
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...said. Carla opened the door and saw a box on the front porch and there was a letter. The letter was covered in blood and I was afraid to open it but I had to and it said “Your family is next and It’s just the beginning.” Carla was so scared she opened the box she saw a picture of our family covered with drops of blood. Carla started crying and she called the police. The officer asked her some questions. “Ma'am who send you this package?” Carla said nervously “I don’t know . I heard a knock on the door while I was feeding my baby and hadn’t ordered anything that was supposed to come today. I saw a letter on top of the package and I was afraid to open it because it was covered in blood. I ….” “Wait what letter,” said the officer. “This letter,” Carla exclaimed. The police officer saw the letter that was covered in blood. The police officer exclaimed “ From the looks of it someone is trying to hurt or even kill your family.” “No no no no it can’t be ,” Carla said so frighteningly. “Ma’am we will have to move you and your family to a secure location,” said the officer. “Ok sir I will umm call my kids from school and my husband from work,” said Carla...
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...from watchdog organizations. Representatives for 75 countries affiliated to the United Nations-based Kimberley Process Certification Scheme meeting in Kinshasa this week failed to reach agreement on the export of blood-stained diamonds from Zimbabwe. The elephant in the room was Israel’s burgeoning diamond exports which evade the human rights strictures imposed on Zimbabwe’s diamond exports. A “letter of the month” that I authored and which was published in the April edition of Retail Jeweller magazine exposes these double standards in the Kimberley Process regulations that facilitate the trade in blood-stained diamonds from Israel and Zimbabwe (Letters, Retail Jeweller Magazine, April 2011). The letter caused “consternation” to some in the diamond industry and resulted in the withdrawal of the magazine from a major jewellery trade fair in Switzerland (“Gems editor sorry for ‘blood diamond’ boycott letter,” The Jewish Chronicle, 7 April 2011). The letter drew the wrath of vested interests and leaders of the Israeli diamond industry. Their response via the Letters page in the May edition of the magazine demonstrated the sensitivity of the global diamond industry to any exposure of the links between Israeli diamonds and Israeli war crimes. Three letters, signed by six prominent members of the global diamond industry, representing eight different organizations, all repeated the same mantra about the delegitimization of Israel. The writers ignored the key issue — that...
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...Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is a blood disorder that affects more than 90,000 Americans. This condition is due to a genetic defect that mutates the structure of hemoglobin which is the oxygen carrying protein of red blood cells. Normal red blood cells are round like the letter “O” so they can move easily through the blood vessels. Red blood cells with the hemoglobin genetic defect have reduced oxygen carrying capacity. They are sickle-shaped like the letter “C” which reduces their ability to traverse small blood vessels. This can lead to blood clot formation in the capillaries and organ damage. There is no readily available cure for SCD but some children with the disease have been treated successfully with bone marrow transplants. High dose...
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...Redeemer, declared that which He offered under the species of bread to be truly His own body, therefore has it ever been a firm belief in the Church of God” (Thirteen Session, Chapter 4, The Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent, trans. H. J. Schroeder, [TAN Books and Publishers, 1978], p. 75). We will therefore test Rome’s claims historically. Rome’s idea ahistorical & based on Aristotelian concepts adopted late by the church. Rome’s doctrine of transubstantiation is dependent on the pagan Aristotle’s philosophical idea of accidents and substance. Modern Rome’s specific view as espoused by the Fourth Lateran Council and the Council of Trent, as well as other papal documents, that the substance of the elements change into the body and blood of Christ, while the appearance, taste and smell remain bread and wine is dependent on the Aristotelian categories of accidents of substance. Aristotle theorized that substance makes something what it is, and that the accidents give to it its external appearance etc. So Rome followed in this thinking in defining her teaching. What must be understood then is that since medieval Rome’s late specific teaching is...
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...Review of Literature in Three Levels of Health Promotion Health Promotion A motivational quote from the Earl of Derby, says it straight forward, “Those who think they have no time for bodily exercise will sooner or later have to find time for illness”(Lavie, C.J. & Milani, R.V., 2011) Illness also referred as disease, is defined as “the failure of a person’s adaptive mechanisms to counteract stimuli and stresses adequately, resulting in functional or structural disturbances” (Edelman & Mandle, C. (2010. p7). Adjacent to disease is health, which requires the accountability of an individual to support their physical, mental, spiritual and social well- being to live a well and meaningful satisfying life. This corresponds with health promotion, when nurses” help people change their lifestyle to move toward a state of optimal health” (Edelman & Mandle, C.2010,p.16). Nurses preserve a large portion of health promotion by routinely managing the nursing assessment, while incorporating a nursing diagnosis according to the individual’s necessity of learning. Ideally the goal of health promotion is by empowering individuals, family or communities to develop the ability to conquer daily routines and conditions, reaching a height of health safety. The importance of the nursing roles and responsibility in the revolving healthcare promotion will be discussed with nursing implementation methods that embrace health promotion. A comparison of the three levels of health...
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...KU= | | | | Name: Spencer DiPaolo Pig Dissection Lab Complete the “Birth Certificate” for your pig: (3 marks, TH) Birth Certificate | ------------------------------------------------- This is to certify that ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- (Laner) | Was born the 12th Day of January2016, in Brantford, Ontario | Sex: Male | Gestational Age: 140 days | Length 27cm | External Anatomy of the pig: Insert a picture of your pig’s external anatomy here. Label the body regional terms. (Anterior, Posterior, Dorsal, Ventral, Medial, Lateral, Proximal (indicate the proximal region of the forelimb) Distal (indicate the distal region of the forelimb) (8 marks, TH) Mouth Insert a picture of your pig’s external anatomy here. Label the body regional terms. (Anterior, Posterior, Dorsal, Ventral, Medial, Lateral, Proximal (indicate the proximal region of the forelimb) Distal (indicate the distal region of the forelimb) (8 marks, TH) Organs not seen: Digestive Cavity of the Fetal Pig Insert a picture of your pig’s digestive cavity here. Label the bolded organs from the dissection guide. Below, the figure indicate any missing organs. If you had to remove organs to see others, include the individual pictures. (10 marks, TH) Organs not seen: Insert a picture of your small and large intestines unwound. Use a ruler as a reference guide. (3 marks) Length of small intestine 90 cm ...
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...1. Name the structure that arrow c is pointing to. A. glomerulus B. afferent arteriole @ C. peritubular capillaries D. efferent arteriole E. loop of Henle 2. Name the structure that arrow i is pointing to. A. glomerulus B. distal convoluted tubule @ C. peritubular capillaries D. efferent arteriole E. loop of Henle 3. Name the structure that arrow a is pointing to. A, glomerulus @ B. afferent arteriole C. peritubular capillaries D. efferent arteriole E. loop of Henle PLEASE REFER TO THE FOLLOWING DIAGRAM OF THE HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 4-6. 4. Which structure transports food from the pharynx to the stomach? A. (arrow a) B. (arrow b) C. (arrow c) D. (arrow d) @ 5. Which structure produces bile? A. (arrow a) B. (arrow b) C. (arrow c) @ D. (arrow d) 6. Which structure is the place where almost all absorption of nutrients occurs? A. (arrow a) @ B. (arrow b) C. (arrow c) D. (arrow d) 7. The process by which food is propelled through the digestive tract by alternating contraction and relaxation of smooth muscle is: A. glycolysis B. plasmolysis C. emulsion D. peristalsis @ E. conjunctivitis 8. The organ in which the chemical digestion of fat molecules begins is the: A. stomach B. pancreas C. small intestine @ D. large intestine E. esophagus 9. The first portion of the small intestine is known as the: A. duodenum @ B. ileum C. colon D. cecum E. jejunum 10. Which of the following is not a structure that is part...
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...Clinical manifestations of Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma: Non-Hodgkin lymphoma can bring about a wide range of signs and side effects, contingent upon where it is in the body. Now and again it won't not create any indications until it becomes very huge. Regular signs and manifestations include: Enlarged lymph nodes Swollen abdomen (belly) Feeling full after only a small amount of food Chest pain or pressure Shortness of breath or cough Fever Weight loss Night sweats Fatigue (extreme tiredness) Low red blood cell counts (anemia) Swollen lymph nodes: Non-Hodgkin lymphoma can make lymph hubs get to be distinctly broadened. At the point when this happens in lymph hubs near the surface of the body, (for example, on the sides of the neck, in the crotch or underarm regions, or over the neckline bone), they might be seen or felt as bumps under the skin. These are regularly found by the patient, a relative, or a medicinal services proficient. Albeit broadened lymph hubs are a typical indication of lymphoma, they...
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...In the non-fiction novel In Cold Blood, Truman Capote (1965) gives his own narrative of the Holcomb tragedy in which a family of four living out on a secluded farm were slaughtered with a shotgun by the collaboration of two individuals for a seemingly few dollars. In this novel, Capote gives a thorough character description of the two murderers, Richard Hickock and Perry Smith, as he recreates their experience (much as he sees it as it would be from their eyes). He gives accounts preceding the event, through it, and eventually into their trial and execution. From the descriptions Capote provides, a psychological analysis of the mental states of Hickock and Smith can be asserted. Richard Hickock can be seen as possessing significant traits of psychopathy, while his partner Perry Smith is seen with traits similar to that of a life-course persistent offender. Through the described personality characteristics and brief histories of Hickock and Smith, this essay will address this assertion with the two in question as individuals themselves, within their relationship to each other, and also as other characters see and analyze their psychological well being. The reader gets to “know” Perry Smith very well throughout the novel and acquires the sense that Capote feels sympathetic to his situation as compared to that of Hickock. Smith, introduced as much the loner type, is described by the narrator and the character Smith himself (in a letter to a psychiatrist) as growing up in a low...
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...by either a capital or lowercase letter depending on the inheritance pattern. There are three types of inheritance patterns: complete dominance, incomplete dominance, and codominance. Complete dominance is when one allele (dominant allele) has the possibility to overpower another allele (recessive). Only when you have two recessive alleles, can you see the phenotype (physical characteristic of a trait) of the non dominant allele. Incomplete dominance is when...
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...The working memory model (Baddeley and Hitch 1974) replaced the idea of a unitary STM, it suggests a system involving active processing and short term storage of information. The working memory model consists of four components which each have a different job. The Central executive (CE) is the key component and can be described as attention. It has a limited capacity and controls two ‘slave’ systems that also have limited capacity. The function of the CE is to direct attention to particular tasks, determining how the brain's ‘resources’ are used for the task. The ‘resources’ are the three ‘slave’ systems. Data arrives from the senses or from the long term memory. Because the CE has a very limited capacity it can’t attend to too many things at once and has no capacity for storing data. The next component is the Phonological loop (PL) which is one of the ‘slave’ systems. This deals with auditory information and preserves the order of information. Baddeley (1986) further subdivided this loop into: - The phonological store which holds the words you hear, like and inner ear. - An articulatory process which is used for words that are heard or seen. These words are silently repeated like an inner voice. This is a form of maintenance rehearsal. The next component is the episodic buffer which is another ‘slave’ system. Baddeley (2000) added the episodic buffer because he realised the model needed a general store. The Phonological loop and Visuo-Spatial Sketchpad...
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...The gang's founders. * How the gang came to be. * The approximate size of the gang. * The level of violence of the gang. * How the gang is structured. * The gang's territory (local or nationwide). There are many gangs that exist throughout the United States. When it comes to gangs some join forces with each other to make sure that they are outnumbered. Bloods and Crips are the two biggest gangs there are in Los Angeles County. I will talk about the Crips because it seems to me that they are more dangerous than any other gang and they are the largest gang in the United States. There are so many gangs out there but it seems as though most people like to be on the Crips side because they are more dangerous when it comes to being protective of their people, family and those around them. When it comes to Crips street gang they out number any of gang and they also was founded in Los Angeles during the late 1960s. What most people don’t know is that there is an estimate of 800 Crip sets in the United States and with that said they have about 30,00 to 35,000 members. Currently there is an estimated 800+ Crips sets in the United States with the gangs membership being between 30,000 and 35,000 members. Many of the local Crips sets throughout the United States are loosely structured and independent from the original Crips set in Los Angeles. Sets can range in size from 3 to 100 members and can be either structured and highly organized drug organization or unstructured...
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