Running head: Logos, Pathos, and Ethos Logos, Pathos, and Ethos—Can’t Have One without the Other Jasmine Bradley Marinus Iwuchukwu ENG/215 08/31/2014 Logos, ethos, and pathos are all important factors to include when writing a paper. They ensure that your paper is well rounded. Alex Keyssar, a professor of History and Social Policy at Harvard University, incorporates all of these in his writing style. “Reminders of Poverty, Soon Forgotten” is an article written by Keyssar that focuses
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should be taken by IS administration? Case Scenario 2 (Natural Disaster): Living on the Gulf Coast is a benefit that many residents of this small Southern town enjoy, however, natural disasters are a concern. The town has just been struck by a hurricane and the entire basement of your operation is flooded by the storm surge. Patient files were destroyed or washed away with the receding water. What actions do you take when patients ask for their health records? What processes did you have in place
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helping to donate over $200 million to homelessness and poverty. Jay makes note of how powerful and influential Cowell and the show’s creator, Sam Fuller, have become. He even mentions how American Idol as a show helped aid New Orleans after the Hurricane Katrina disaster. These points are all accurate, and indeed important. However, the only thing Jay says regarding the music industry is that its reputation is boosted when its celebrities do charitable things. He neglects to include how the music
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Physical Geography Lab Tues.-2:15 Hurricane Andrew A natural hazard is a possibility of a natural event that causes harm to humans, or other things we care about. The hazard is categorized between an extreme event and a disaster. An extreme event is just an unusual event that doesn't necessarily cause harm. A disaster is an event that does cause harm in significant amounts (Tschakert, Zimmerer, King, Baum & Wang, 2012). I thought that Hurricane Andrew was a very good example of a natural
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Montel Richardson Sr. Historical Books July 15, 2014 A Sign of Togetherness Whenever our country faces a time of turmoil, it is evident because this is mainly the time you see people coming together. During the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, thousands of mission workers, construction gurus, and people from all walks of life headed south. The gulf coast was in a season of despair after the horror of the damage Katrina caused had been revealed. The water had evaporated, the smell
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Manson, Iowa. Miller has created over 30 sculptures and some reach heights of 3 stories (Negrottosgallery.com). Miller uses dead trees that were left behind from Hurricane Katrina as his medium along with several other carving tools and a chainsaw. His pieces bring life back to the beach roads, the same roads that were demolished by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The subject matter would be the oak wood that is used along with the various stains and coatings that he adorns his pieces with. Miller uses various
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Planning Before Teaching The community health nurse would first need to assess the area. Learn what areas are at the highest risk for hurricanes and what areas are closest to the many military bases. The nurse would need to become familiar with the area’s current evacuation plan and safe-zone areas. The nurse would need to learn about the warning alerts that may be used in the area and the emergency numbers or radio stations that provide updated information. The nurse would need to prepare information
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Case Study: Contingency Plans Christine Grandfield This study is about an impending blizzard is set to hit the area with accumulations forecasted to bring 2-3 feet of snow and damaging winds during the next 12-18 hours. Nurses on the floor are looking to Gillian Scott for direction on how to proceed if and when staff begin calling out and creating staffing shortages due to the weather situation. Gillian continues to monitor the weather closely and stays in close contact with her nursing supervisor
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Inventory analysis: what products do we need to make the product? How much energy do we need to transport it? How to reduce emissions? Look at the life-cycle assessment process. Eutrophication: when the fertilizers uses to make plants grow fasters go into the waters and go into the rivers and lake, then make the algae bigger which provokes a lack of oxygen and the death of many species. Energy options: when having wind turbine, it’s going to have a energy consumption to build the infrastructure
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Hurricane Katrina was one of the deadliest and costliest hurricanes in the United States. Katrina made landfall as a category three hurricane on August 29, 2005. The initial landfall was made in the Gulf Region near Buras Louisiana and later at the Louisiana and Mississippi border at Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Katrina packed sustained hurricane force winds of 125 mph, and extended out 75 miles from the eye of the storm (NOAA, 2012). Katrina’s damage was devastating to residents of the area affected
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