Jose Rizal: the Portal of Hope from the Past

Considered as the national hero of our country, Dr. Jose Rizal played a significant role in our history. He was known as one of the most prominent writers of his time. Among his famous works were the novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo. These notable stories gave way for his nationalistic thoughts which became the wick of the long revolts in the past. He believed on the power of pen in contrast to Bonifacio’s view. His death made us face a reality that undeniably tells us the deplorable image of our nation. But do you think he succeeded in opening the eyes of each Filipino? Of course, he did. His works, legendary writings and exemplary lifestyle formed who he was and became to be. Most people live similarly in that they progress through stages of life that ultimately make them who they are. Rizal inspired all the Filipinos to fight for their own freedom. But sadly, most of what he contributed was just left behind and taken for granted. Everyone searches for different pleasures in life, whether it is money, power, fame, knowledge, peace, understanding of self, or just the thrill of adventure whatever it takes. Somehow, we are already forgetting the roots of our valued land. For instance, the crimes are becoming widespread. Due to our fears, we neglect the importance of seeking for truth and justice. We let others decide for ourselves. We do not have anymore the will to struggle for righteousness. As long as we live, we opt to stay away from scenarios involving critical thinking and vital decision-making. So did Rizal’s existence made sense? Appreciation is where we all need to start. Now that we’re aware of how essential his works are, we must open our eyes and make changes. Let us show our deep love and concern for this hero of democracy. In fighting for what we think is right, we are opening the portals of hope from the past. We eagerly face the future with valor and optimism. And we indeed show this great person of yesterday that we still value what he valiantly fought for us.

The Increasingly Complex World of air Travel

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When a particular team's airspace is left, responsibility for its flight path and safe arrival is delegated to the following control team. Other elements that need to be taken into account in terms of continued flight safety include weather conditions and other aircraft in the vicinity. Coordination therefore needs to meticulous not only within each control team, but also between different airport teams and the pilots themselves. Being involved in air traffic control requires a particular set of skills in employees. The ability to make quick decisions needs to be complimented with clear thinking and memory skills. Furthermore, air traffic controllers need to be highly skilled in electronic communications equipment, along with the necessary articulate skills to communicate necessary information quickly and clearly to pilots (U.S. Dept. of Labor, 2006). The entire system is overseen by the Air Traffic Control Systems Command Center, located in Herndon, VA. Several air traffic controllers work here in coordinating the management of the entire air traffic control system. The Center is burdened with the task of identifying any problems such as bottlenecks or time table problems in the system. These problems are then solved with an appropriate management plan. This overall managing body provides the air traffic controllers under them with the necessary management strategies to facilitate their complex task (U.S. Dept. of Labor, 2006). In order to further simplify the complexity of air traffic control by means of management, the National Airspace System (NAS) Architecture is an automated system implemented by the FAA. This long-term strategic plan is aimed at increased efficiency in air traffic control by helping employees in their work with increased air traffic. Through NAS Architecture, the FAA and the aviation community are enabled to continue plans and discussions relating to modernization in the system. It is clear that very complex management systems are needed to create a safe and secure travel experience for all passengers and personnel using air traffic. Managerial accounting is a vitally important part of this process. If adequate accounting systems are not in place, air traffic control cannot possibly function either efficiently or adequately. Efficient accounting systems are therefore a very important part of management in air traffic control systems. Several systems are in place to facilitate cost accounting in the profession. The Cost and Performance Management Charter (C/PM) is one of these systems. Its vision includes strategies to increase the efficiency of operations through measurement and information for easier decision making. On an executive level, accountability for the success of the organization is shared by all leaders within each section of the air traffic control system. In terms of improvement, employees are encouraged to identify possibilities for improvement within the workplace and the system as a whole. Such encouragement occurs through rewards for identifying such improvement opportunities. This includes areas where funds can be more efficiently applied to improve the process of air traffic control. The working conditions of employees are furthermore made as pleasant as possible by informing individuals of their particular contribution to the general goals of the organization within which they function. This ensures that employees provide their workplace with more value through an understanding of how such value occurs through their work. The understanding of value also provides employees with a higher level of satisfaction and pride in their work, and the number of valuable employees leaving their work for reasons other than retirement is reduced. This helps to reduce the cost of hiring new employees and the concomitant training costs. Performance improvements like those mentioned above entail certain costs and resource allocations in order to optimize such improvements. The role of C/PM entails a framework for the integration of goals, planning and budgeting in the initial phases, while outputs, results and activities for achieving the planned outcomes are monitored on a continuous basis. C/PM therefore plays the dual role of planning and implementing strategies while also monitoring the results of the initial planning setups. In short, money is related to the results achieved. Resources are to be used effectively and efficiently in accomplishing the mission of air traffic control. What this means specifically for air traffic controllers, is that each individual is to be made aware of his or her particular role in ensuring the safety of all air traffic users. In terms of cost accounting, the work situation and abilities of each employee should be taken into account when planning resources use issues. Overtime pay incentives and personnel shortages should for example not take precedence over the general health of employees making use of overtime opportunities. The health of air traffic controllers is of vital concern for the mission of air traffic safety. If a personnel member is not healthy, he or she is a safety risk, and no cost-cutting strategy should be used at the risk of safety. Labor is therefore one of the most important aspects of cost accounting for the FAA. Air traffic control is a fairly well-compensated job. Benefits include overtime pay, and the working conditions are pleasant. At approximately 78% of the FAA's operations costs, labor makes up around 45% of the Agency's total costs. It is therefore important to ensure that these funds are applied in an effective and efficient manner that ensures the optimal safety of all air traffic users. In ensuring one of the primary objectives of the FAA, namely air safety, air traffic controllers are the Agency's most important business asset. Nevertheless, it is also true that there has been limited specific visibility regarding key projects within the industry. This means that little monitoring has taken place on the actual time spent on these projects, the labor hours provided, and the quality of the outcomes. If an efficient cost accounting system (CAS) is to be implemented, it is certainly necessary to improve cost and performance management and incentives within the air traffic control industry. A newly implement labor distribution reporting system will improve visibility by obliging all involved, from executives to employees, to report on the actual time spent on projects and tasks. This will give a clearer account of actual costs, performance and outcomes, providing managers with opportunities to make improvements where necessary. In the process however it is also important to keep in mind a non-threatening management system. Employees, as seen above, should be specifically informed of the necessity and benefits of any newly implemented system to facilitate the transition and change necessary. Strengthening the CAS will result in a better understanding and management of overall costs, thus providing better control of cost growth. This is sound business, as cost growth control will also mean price control and an increase in the customer base. Existing customers will also be more likely to return if they experience a continuous effort by management to maintain the lowest possible air travel costs while ensuring optimal safety standards. The ABA is the corporate leader that monitors and reviews the performance of the FAA. Performance information is then used to identify possible areas of improvement. A two-way system of communication is therefore provided from the topmost level of management through to the most basic of employees. The system of reward rather than punishment for identifying areas of possible improvement is also a great incentive for employees to remain open in their communication to management. A non-threatening system of communication regarding labor performance reporting and other such implementations will also help to maintain visibility on the true costs and outcomes of certain projects. While it is important to maintain open communication channels in almost all organizational setups, it is seldom as vitally important as in the air traffic control industry. It should always be at the forefront of attention of all involved that lives are at stake. A single mistake can result in great tragedy. All employers and employees in the industry should therefore constantly be acutely aware of the fact that communication and improvement are continuously required. Communication is the most important key aspect in the air traffic control industry. It is vitally important that employees in this profession use their communication skills efficiently and accurately (U.S. Dept. of Labor, 2006). In terms of cost and management, these skills are valuable assets in optimizing the performance of the industry. When communication is accurately used, costs and outcomes can be managed in such a way as to optimize the experience not only of air traffic users, but also of all employees and managers in the industry.

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Many troops during the years of World War I met their demise in what is arguable the most terrifying and inhumane of all military tactics – biological warfare. Soldiers inhaled a deadly acidic gas that burned them from the inside out, suffocating them in an excruciating and unimaginable pain. Kurth Audrey, a professor of strategy at the U. S. National War College in Washington, stated: â€Å"Science is as neutral as a knife; it may maybe a blessing or a curse depending on the heart and the mind of the man who holds it. †[1] Terrorists organizations are motivated by many factors to use biological warfare. If a terrorist organization has the concepts of science down, as a neutral knife, then they can produce weapons that can fulfill their agenda, whether it is something that has to do with reputation, politics, or religion. Many factors contribute to terrorists using this type of warfare, which stimulates the motivations of terrorist organizations. These factors range from; access to information, cost, ease of dissemination, availability, access to technology, and difficulty of detection. Biological warfare is a dangerous type of warfare, than can cause severe damage to a population of people, crops, or animals. It can also cause harm to the one that is dispersing the biological agent, which causes one to think, why would someone use this type of warfare? Biological agents are often simpler to attain and produce than chemical weapons that can cause mass destruction in a population. The material for biological agents can easily be grown or purchased. There are some agents, such as Anthrax or Brucellosis, which occur naturally in animals in certain parts of the world , and individuals can acquire these agents just by traveling the globe to where these agents grow. For an example, the Aum Shinrikyo cult was reported to have gone to Zaire, a place in Africa, to seek the strains of Ebola for its use in its bio-weapons program. [2] Until recently, anyone could order agents from supple houses around the world. In 1995, American Type Culture Collection (ATCC), a mail order company that provides biological products, shipped the bacteria, Anthrax, to Saddam Hussein's biological warfare program in Iraq. [3] Just like the increase of technology throughout the decades, there is also an increase of availability of information related to chemical and biological weapons. Information on how to create biological weapons can be taken from articles within scientific literature on a variety of topics, which only requires a trained scientist to understand. The Internet has created forums on which terrorists groups can reach out, recruit members, and spread messages. It also makes a large library of information available to just about anyone who is interested on the production of biological agents. One resource that is found online is, Bacteriological Warfare: A Major Threat to North America, which is written by Larry Wayne Harris of the Aryan Nation. 4] This manual describes the reproduction and growth of biological agents, and can be purchased for only $30. [5] Another resource available is called, Silent Death, which instructs the reader in ways to kill using chemical and biological poisons. According to the publisher of this book, it sells thousands of copies each year. [6] Bio-engineers are now armed with knowledge on how to cease biological agents, as well as the effects of the agents upon a population. According to Ken Alibek, who supervised the Soviet bio warfare program, â€Å"Although the mos-sophisticated and effected versions [of biological weapons]require considerable equipments and scientific expertise, primitive versions can be produced in a small area with minimal equipment by someone with limited training†¦ They would be relativity inexpensive and easy to produce. †[7] To produce bio-weapons, a terrorist organization must have access to a scientist with some graduate training in the fields of microbiology or genetic engineering. The political and economic situation in Russia created a supply of bio warfare scientists who were not being paid and were unable to provide for themselves or their families. Regardless of the political, moral and ethical standards of these scientists, it is reasonable to expect that many of those scientists are now working for terrorist organizations around the world. Iraq scientists discovered which strains to order by reviews in American scientific journals, which are located at American Type Culture Collection in Rockville, Maryland. For thirty-five dollars, they also picked up strains of tularemia and Venezuelan equine encephalitis once targeted for weaponization at Fort Detrick. [8] The knowledge that is learned, and the availability of the biological agents, caused the relative ease of production of the agents, storage they can be contained in, dissemination factors, increased safety for the troops handling the binary agents, and the less complicated processes of demilitarization. The cost of producing and deploying biological weapons is less expensive than chemical weapons; the materials, equipment, and production space are all so inexpensive, any terrorist organization can afford them. According to an Office of Technical Assessment (OTA) Report, the cheapest overt production of one nuclear bomb costs $200 million, with larger programs costing up to 50 times more. In contrast, a large arsenal costs less than $10 million dollars. 9] Kathleen Bailey, found through interviews with professors, students, and scientists, that all that was needed to create a biological weapons program capable of producing large amounts of agents, would be several biologists with $10,000 worth of equipment – all of which who could fit into the same room. [10] This then causes many terrorists organizations to actually be capable of producing a biological agent. Dissemination of biological agents can be simple and inexpensive. There are a variety of different ways they can be de livered. The simplest methods of dissemination are through the contamination of food products or water. This method only requires direct access to any food product or water- preferably during the purification stages of that food product or of that water. Biological agents can also be dispersed through the contamination of agriculture, indirect transmission through animals, and direct contact, such as the assassination of Georgi Markov in 1978 through a ricin- containing pallet that was shot into his thigh. Dissemination through aerosol or vapor into an enclosed area or the open air is more complex than just through food products or water. Biological agents released into the air, such as through the release of vapors from a crop duster, are subject to biological decay, physical decay, atmospheric thermal stability, wind speed, and dimension of the land surface. The dissemination of agents is more predictable in rural areas than urban regions. The agents must be able to withstand the stress of the dissemination, environmental factors, and physical obstructions. Researchers have found, however, that dissemination of agents at night or enclosed dark areas, such as subways or tunnels, can be particularly effective. [12] Biological agents can be extremely lethal, some biological agents create more deadly affects than others, such as Anthrax. According to the Department of Defense, ten kilograms of Anthrax can cause more damage than a ten kiloton nuclear weapon. [13] This form of warfare can lead a military down by 90% through the intentions of militarization, by giving the military that dispensed the biological agents a form of character. Since most individuals are not vaccinated for different types of diseases, such as smallpox, it can lead to millions of people dying. Small pox is an example of a bacteria that can cause up to 2 million people, if being exposed to a society, to die because of the complete absence of prevention and control measures since 1970, because people do not believe that this disease will emerge again. It has such a high mortality rate (one in three people die) and infectiousness (on average, one person will infect three additional people). Politics seams to be the cause of many disasters from the corrupt French government in 1740 which led to the brutal French Revolution, to the rebellions of Aum Shinrikyo, which formed their own structure based on the Japanese government. Aum Shinrikyo attracted followers that opposed the Japanese government, in the late 1980's and 1990's, which caused their group to become larger. Their goal was to pursue terrorist violence in competition with rival groups that Shoko Asahara, the leader of this violent group, feared would attract support away from Aum Shinrikyo. Their next goal was to take over the Japanese government. On March 1194, Aum Shinrikyo tried to assassinate the leader of a rival religious sect, the Soka Gakkai, but failed because the spraying system mounted on a van malfunction and contaminated its operators. However, the second attempt occurred in Mastumoto on June 27th, 1994, the members working with the biological agents of Aum Shinrikyo, improved the spraying system, which targeted three judges who were expected to rule against the sect in a land dispute. This later resulted in the injuries of 500, including the three political judges they were after. In September 1984, Rajneeshee religious cult the Dalles, Orgeon grew Salmonella typhimurium to manipulate the results of the November 1984 election. They planned to buss homeless people into their commune and register them as voters, and make the opposing voters sick and unable to vote. They then poisoned to county commissioners by using the method of dissemination of contaminating water with salmonella typhiurium, which caused both the commissioners to become sick. The cult then contaminated ten Dallas restaurants, which opened up 751 cases of salmonella. 16] The uses of these pathogens by both these two different groups, had the attentions of manipulating whatever they deemed was politically corrupted. Biological agents can be small and easy to transport. William Patrick, who left the US biological Weapons Development Program around 1969, regularly carries a vial containing a stimulant for anthrax, just to test whether or not it will be detected. In 1999, he brought the vial with him into a hearing of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence without being detected and claimed to make the same move at the State Department, the Pentagon, and the CIA. 17] Many have traveled through airports, with high-tech security, around the world carrying equipment for deploying these biological agents through the air and never were stopped to explain the purpose for the equipment. The first signs of an attack may not even come until weeks after the agent has been deployed. Thus, by the time the authorities determine an attack has taken place, the perpetrators could be anywhere in the world, trying to escape what they have done. Biological attacks can be mistaken for naturally occurring disease outbreaks. Because of the difficulty in detecting a biological weapons attack, it is almost impossible to lay blame on a particular group or individual for the outbreak. As technology, and information on the biological fields of science increase, so do the potential threats of this type of warfare. It has been examined closely to how the factors help contribute to this type of warfare, as well as how motivation leads for this type of warfare to become some-what successful. The main major factor of groups to use this type of warfare would be religion. Religion plays a tremendous role in human misery, from wars, such as the crusades, to the use of biological weapons targeted at specific religious groups. When terrorism is involved in the name of religion, such as Al-Qaida, it is often motivated by violence that is regarded as â€Å"divine duty† which justifies bloodshed. One of the hallmarks of a religious terrorist is the unquestioned willingness to kill a large number of people without conscience behind their agendas. Since biological warfare is very effective in killing mass number of people, many religious extremist groups use this form of warfare to justify their actions, and views on religion. Terrorists groups have reputations that attract many people. Acquiring such massive biological weapons, or producing such complicated weapons, brings the terrorist group a high-rank reputation as well as to be seen as having no boundaries. It then makes it easier for the terrorist group to achieve their agendas. Aum Shinrikyo cult is an example that uses both of these motivations. Their attack in the subway system in 1995 not only caused the successful attack of fifty-five hundred people, according to their agenda, but had gotten people to realize their dangerous element; the involvement of highly intelligent and educated people, in which some are considered to be Japan's brightest scientists, computer technicians, and trained professionals. Even by the standards of cults, the Aum were a strange bunch. Among other things, members believed in the virtues of levitation and coffee enemas. They also wore elaborate radio sets on their heads so as to better hear the thoughts of their Leader. Despite their unusual ideas, the cult attracted a number of educated followers with scientific and technical abilities. It is a discouraging fact: religious cults may be strange and oblivious, but that doesn't prevent them from attracting capable intelligent followers – or to pursue their doomsday agendas. This type of warfare is an inhumane, dangerous type of warfare, that has killed dozens of people. If we actually take the factors into consideration, than we can lower the motivation and the prevent the further productions of these biological weapons. Bibliography http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/esp_sociopol_AUM01.htm

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Where is our Language Headed - Essay Example The most prevalent and most influential ways of modern communication is texting. Baron has highlighted different arguments concerning effect of texting on the article â€Å"Are Digital Media Changing Language?† Crystal on the article â€Å"2B or not 2B.† has also highlighted the same issue. Whether modern texting has an effect on language remains a contentious issue. Therefore, this paper seeks to compare and contrast the ideologies of Baron and Crystal with an aim of supporting that effect of texting on language is insignificant. Whereas we have appreciated the technological evolution in enhancing communication, it is true that the same has come with an appreciable change in attitude towards language. According to Baron, internet and mobile phone communication has its own characteristics, which are likely to be mapped in official language communication. However, he quotes a study by Pew Internet and American Life Project, which claimed, â€Å"middle school and high sc hool students understand what kind of language is appropriate in what context† (Baron, 2009). According to the findings of this study, it is evident that although texting has become the technological form of communication, it has not greatly influenced the official language of communication. Interestingly, Crystal has echoed the same sentiments. He claims â€Å"Texting has added a new dimension to language use, but its long-term impact is negligible. It is not a disaster† (Crystal, 2008). The similarities in their opinion suffices to support that indeed, the modern trend in texting has little if any significance in official language. It is worthwhile noting that texting is not an emerging trend but rather has evolved since time immemorial. Although it can be claimed that texting has gained heightened usage in recent times, historical evolution has not resulted to considerable effect on official language communication. Baron captures the way technology has caused languag e evolution. For instance, there is an observed change from â€Å"news paper† to â€Å"news-paper† to the presently used â€Å"newspaper.† Similarly, Crystal, on the other hand, recounts the same idea of texting language persistence. He claims, â€Å"The most noticeable feature is the use of single letters, numerals, and symbols to represent words or parts of words, as with b "be" and 2 "to.† They are called rebuses, and they go back centuries† (Crystal, 2008). It can be concluded from the two ideologies that texting has little impact on official language. This is because, texting has been present in the society for decades yet the changes have been minimal. Although Baron has highlighted some of the effects of technology language to official communication, it can be argued that such changes are minimal to warrant heightened worry on language influence. Crystal asserts that language abbreviation has been a common and natural phenomenon for ages. Int erestingly, the criticism on language abbreviation dates back to 1711. He asserts, â€Å"Words such as exam, vet, fridge, cox and bus are so familiar that they have effectively become new words† (Crystal, 2008). People like Joseph Addison were some of the early critiques of language abbreviation. However, language evolution took place as a necessity rather than influence. Language is meant for communication, of course in simple means. Although such changes have been easily adopted as official communication language, Baron promotes the same idea of acceptance to abbreviation. According to him, â€Å"A wide swath of educated speakers of English (at least American English) simply don’

Merger, Acquisition, and International Strategies Essay - 11

Merger, Acquisition, and International Strategies - Essay Example This paper seeks to discuss the merger, acquisition as well as international strategies of Starbucks and the strategies that Love & Tea Company adopts. Starbucks Corporation is an American based company whose headquarters are located in Seattle, Washington. The company was founded in 1971 as Seattle coffee bean roaster. Being the largest coffeehouse in the world, Starbucks has 12,973 stores in US and approximately 11,000 others in Japan, China, Canada and United Kingdom. Having been founded by Jerry Baldwin, Zev Siegl and Gordon Bowker, Starbucks produces quality brands that make it to effectively face off its competitors in the international market. Some of the major products that Starbucks produces include SweetN Low, Splenda, Trenta, and tea among others. With approximately 160,000 employees, Starbucks has been able to offer effective services in all its subsidiaries which include Ethos water, Torrefazione, La Boulange, Evolution Fresh, Tazo, and Hear Music among others. Apart from extensive advertising strategies that the company has adopted through the internet and in US, Starbucks competitive position has also been achieved d ue to the various mergers and acquisitions that it has adopted in US as well as in foreign markets. One of the major companies that Starbucks has acquired is Teavana Holdings Incorporation. Having being acquired in 2012, Teavana is one of the newest companies to be acquired by Starbucks. Teavana, which was established in 1997, embarked on production of wide range of tea products that included Yixing Clay teapots, China teapots, andTetsubin teapots among others. Teavana mission is to become the most noted and respected brand in the tea industry by ensuring that the culture of tea is effectively expanded in the world. By being acquired for approximately $620 million, Teavana has strong value for its customers and through the new tea enthusiasts; it will positively impact of the Starbucks tea brand.

The Third ; Final Continent Themes Essay Example for Free

The Third ; Final Continent Themes Essay Everybody feels he must get to the top. Dont expect an English cup of tea. Car horns, shrill and prolonged, blared one after another. Flashing sirens heralded endless emergencies, and a fleet of buses rambled past their doors opening and closing with a powerful hiss, throughout the night. The noise was constantly distracting, at times suffocating. ) The Indian immigrants fear of losing his own culture. In 1969, when I was thirty- six years old, my own marriage was arranged. The fact that he had an arranged marriage proves he doesnt want to lose his culture and go the Western way. 3) The methods of steps of copying to a new culture and a new life in America. In a week I had adjusted, more or less. I ate cornflakes and milk morning and night, and bought some bananas for variety, slicing them into the bowl with the edge of my spoon. In addition I bought tea bags and a flask, which the salesman in Woolworths eferred to as a thermos (a flask, he informed me, was used to store whiskey, another thing I had never consumed). For the price of one cup of tea at a coffee shop, I filled the flask with boiling water on the way to work each morning, and brewed the four cups I drank in the course of the day. I bought a larger carton of milk, and learned to leave it on the shaded part of the windowsill, as I had seen other residents at the YMCA do. To pass the time in the evenings I read the Boston Globe downstairs, in a spacious room with stained-glass windows. I read every article and advertisement, so that I would grow familiar with things, and when my eyes grew tired I slept. Questions 1) Explain how the narrators last visit to Mrs. Croft is significant. Give two reasons. Support your answer with the phrases/words. The narrator and his wife, Mala, had visited Mrs. Croft one last time. During this visit, Mrs. Croft acted as an icebreaker. She broke the tension between Mala and the narrator. Ever since Mala arrived, the narrator saw her as a part of his life, a duty. At the visit, Mrs. Croft asked the narrator question, which led to him answering with, Splendid! This caused Mala to laugh and Mrs. Croft wondered who she was. After a slight introduction, Mrs. Croft replied with, She is a perfect lady! causing Mala and the narrator to look at each other and smile. The moment with Mrs. Croft, was described by the narrator as the moment when the distance between Mala and me began to lessen. 2) Explain the title of the short story. The title shows that the narrator could survive life on three continents, while adapting perfectly. This title means to show readers that feats can be accomplished f they are set out to be. If the narrator could survive on three continents, then people for the narrator to finally adapt in America. 3) Depict how the narrators relationship with Mala evolved. The writers relationship with Mala first started out as tense. He felt that his marriage was like a job, something he had to wake up to and live with for the rest of his day till he went to sleep, and the cycle continued for as long as they were married. There was no feeling or love, it was Just a step taken by Indians in order to feel secure in their lives. It was their sense of security in the world, and marriage was their way of dealing. When Mrs. Croft exclaimed that Mala was a perfect lady I think both the narrator and Mala realized that if Mrs. Croft could learn to accept something new so quickly, then they could learn to embrace a new relationship. And so, the eventually fell in love, gotten used to each other, and led a happy marriage with a son who lived up to his Bengali parents expectations which sticking to the Indian culture, even all the way at Harvard.

Skills and Competencies of IT Manager

Skills and Competencies of IT Manager Task 1: Be able to take responsibility for own personal and professional development 1.1 Reflect on own current skills and competencies as IT manager against professional standards set by BCS such as SFIA plus or personal and professional development plan or similar and how you contribute towards as an individual employee of Aldi to meet their organizational objectives During the meeting I discussed different ways to evaluate different standard skills. The employees should be reviewed each month by their superiors as per the company guidelines to focus on the improvement and fulfilling target set. The professional ability standards can be used to judge the skills and achievement of an individual along with the areas of improvement to meet professional standard. A monthly appraisal cycle in written can be the best way to record the work done. Someone’s working skills ability can be set as an appropriate standard in professional and organizational. 1.2 Evaluate own development needs as an IT manager at Aldi and the activities required to meet them It is helpful to keep a record of learning to judge one’s own development. It can be recorded in the personal diary for past review to make future action plans. This process helps everyone to self analyze their strength and weakness. A self analysis is the best way to know your own positive and negative side. Proper interaction with your superiors can help you to develop your weak areas by seeking their advice. The Aldi Company’s various level standards can be referred to form an idea to develop skills. The negative side can be focused and improved from the suggestions provided by training manager. Task 2: Be able to demonstrate acquired interpersonal and transferable skills 2.1 Communicate in a variety of styles such as verbal and non-verbal, openness and responsiveness and appropriate manner such as personal effectiveness, various levels such as form a working with others at l feedback to and from colleagues and informal at Aldi. Presently there are various methods in the workplace for communication. The very first is written communication which can be presented on a paper and can be stored for future reference. E-mail and fax are digital communications. It is generally used by Aldi company for better communication in work areas. The stored documents which are deleted in error can be used as testimonials. The second one is oral communication, it can be face to face or by telephone and now in it market Skype is famous. It is usually used everywhere mostly in stock exchange where everyone can listen. Meetings are an opportunity to communicate face to face and it provides an better understanding to your superiors and colleagues. Any information given over phone can be misleading depending upon the people who is answering the phone and also upon the telephone network. At workplace telephonic conference with head office or central office can save time and money of Aldi Company. Third one is information technology like e-mails, internet memos, and fax. It is quick, cheaper and best way to share information within company. 2.2 Demonstrate effective time management strategies such as adopted prioritizing workloads; setting work objectives; using time effectively; making and keeping appointments and reliable estimates of task time by it manager role in Aldi. Time keeping is the top most elements for successful companies duly executed by an efficient employee. Time management depends upon the following factors as under: Individual behavior and character Balance in personal and professional work life Companies approach towards individual Time saving and accuracy by using information technology Time management personnel should prepare priority based work plans. Individual should be aware about the effect of wasting time shall result in decrease in productivity which in turn affect the revenue of the Aldi company and their job security also. Employee should prepare a checklist including all works and regular updating the same after completion of every work. Effective time setting as per the work may result in increased productivity with accuracy. 2.3 Devise a personal and professional development plan includes such as current performance, future needs, SWOT based on identified needs as it manager. Proper interaction with the superiors shall give the individual an opportunity to identify the difficulties. The individuals can request for training to overcome from these difficulties through this process. Employees should be enrolled based on their required courses. An individual can derive an action plan to prove management the benefit of the course and also the way to achieve the needs. The goals should be in action plan including the time frame along with steps to be taken care to achieve the target set. Identifying the needs a plan should be brought into action to handle those objects. It is must to mention both the personal and professional improvement as because success in one leads to success in others. The objective set must include individual needs and the time frame for achievement. Every target has some certain process to meet the target set in a timely manner. Lack of knowledge can be given importance before the frequent development can be ensured. A proper discussion with your colleagues and superiors can resolve the same. It includes flexibility on timely reported progress. 2.4 Reflects on own development as an it manager at Aldi against original aims and objectives set in your personal and professional development plan The learner can review their performance after their training sessions to judge the benefits of learning by self or by the help of tutor. The areas of improvement should be discussed during the review and change in the plan set shall be focused by the learner. A proper test can be conducted to establish the learning of the candidates. The progress needs to be compared with the target set in the action plan. Proper scale should be derived with the learning’s to view the gaps if any remains. Based on the learning it is necessary to identify and adjust those areas which are still in need to be concerted on. The adjusted plan contains the way of achievement and time frame also. The action plan must be observed on regular interval to see the improvement. Planning and reviewing is a continuous lifetime process which help to judge the own capacity and develop self consciousness. Task 3: Understand the dynamics of working with others 3.1 Analyze team dynamics such as informal and formal settings; discussing the roles people play in a team specialist roles, such as skill and style/approach mixes and how they can work together such as team building, identity, loyalty and commitment to shared beliefs to achieve shared goals in Aldi Every employee depends upon someone to perform his or her work perfectly. Other employees have also similar work knowledge and willing to work on your position. This is not necessary to demand for your work. You and your family members depend upon the salary provided by the Aldi Company against your working. This should always be in your mind to restrict your behaviours not only to save your job but also for your job satisfaction. This is required in each and every level of work where you should work as a team to be productive. You should always depend upon the working team to achieve the target set. You should always be ready to help your working team from your work contribution to meet the target. There are some situations where you shall have to work without any team members to share your work. This situation usually arises at the top level, which forms part of a working team. Working as successful teams help the company to meet their target set. Together with a team, an employee can be much more productive as in the Aldi Company. 3.2 Discusses alternative ways to complete tasks such as setting standards, motivating, innovative and responsive and achieve team goals in Aldi For better result team work is more important in a company, where everybody is responsible for a company success. The swot analysis is derived to maximize the productivity and achievement of the set target. Effort of every individual is accounted in the team work. Members involved in team need to combine their efforts to achieve the company goals. This has to be recognized by the top management and acknowledge that great things can happen with the team work. Every employee is unique and should be recognized and appreciated individually. Responsiveness Good teams are very much responsive and flexible to opportunities and client requirement. Responsive teams can easily deals with any unknown situation. responsiveness is encouraged by: Developing plans as per the prevailing situation Issues to be communicated very clear Developing hindrance and issue resolution process Innovation Better team work results in more innovation Teams should have quality standard, time frame and creative innovation to improve processes. Experience and ideas of seniors within any team should be taken which doing team work. Every employee should be free to provide his innovative ideas and be introduced to the brainstorming sessions. Team work identifies that every members have different strength and knowledge. If the top management judge the individual’s skill, then appropriate job allocation can be done based on the individual knowledge results in timely completion of goals. Task 4: Be able to develop strategies for problem solving 4.1 Review tools and methods such as timescale, stages, resources and critical path analysis for developing solutions to problems in the selected organization One presentation is requested by the hr manager of Aldi Company on various problems. In this presentation one document will be handed over the audience i.e. quiz. The quiz will contain ten questions with work based problems. Candidates need to answer by selecting one of the four available alternatives. The candidates need to answer the quiz with their best solution. The candidates who will answer maximum will be rewarded with a prize. One example of the quiz is , if an employee has a dinner conference at a graduate bureau suddenly an emergency meeting arranged with the superior. For this four options will be available. After marking the correct answers learners can discuss the answer. They get an opportunity to deal with the different situations in an interactive way. 4.2 Develop an appropriate strategy for resolving a particular problem such as duplication of records in hr department in Aldi Good analyzer uses different techniques and tricks to solve problems. Before using it analyzer needs to remember as below: Take time to reach to solutions Don’t make it fast to decide Don’t give up Be flexible to each and every character Try it to the extent To reach the solution one should follow the following steps: Observation of the problem Try to understand the base of problems Don’t use the extra details available Make a plan Go through the plan with care Check your attempts carefully If solution does come then try another option The best way to solve the problems is to draw a diagram and go through the same. Just take one example of how many diagonals a heptagon has. To overcome this you should draw a heptagon along with the diagonals. If it does not work then go for the trial and error strategy which everybody uses as a problem solving strategy. In this you will try one answer if the same is not appropriate you can try another. And will stop after finding the correct answer. This is good when few answers are available. 4.3 Evaluate the potential impact on the business measurement of solution against specification and desired outcomes implementing the strategy such as built a new hr system in Aldi. Implementation includes proper planning and preparation. You should know that what situation is going to arise if first step is taken. Planning always depends upon the action plan followed by the problem. Action plan consists: Who will do that When and how to do that In size planning depends upon the size of projects. If you need to implement any new thing, needs good support from top management otherwise implementation can get collapsed. During the planning and researching stage you need to convince everyone that your solution is the best and it will work within the set frame. During this support will arise and based on inputs given by others make changes. After making necessary changes your adjusted plan will be ready to make others convincing for your support. A proper monitoring is required to judge your proposed plan. Are the people now available who were allocated to the tasks (Illness or holidays could prevent this)? Is the funds liquid/ready to be used? Are there any other complications that could interfere with the implementation? What alternatives could be applied? Did the first stage of the implementation go according to plan? If not, which immediate corrective action can be taken? What does such action involve? Is this all readily available? Are decision makers willing and able to allocate these resources? References Bandura. A (1997). Self-efficacy: The exercise of control. New York: Freeman. Berko, R.M., Wolvin, A.D. Wolvin, D.R. 2010:9-12. Communicating. 11th edition. Boston, MA: Pearson Education, Inc. Golding, L. Gray, I. (2006).Continuing professional development for clinical psychologists: A practical handbook. The British Psychological Society. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing Jasper, M. (2006).Professional development, reflection, and decision-making. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing. Levi, D (2010) Group Dynamics for Teams, Business and Economics; Sage Publishers Murphy-Latta, T (2008). A Comparative Study of Professional Development Utilizing the Missouri Commissioners Award of Excellence and Indicators of Student Achievement. ProQuest. p. 19. Speck, M. Knipe, C. (2005) Why cant we get it right? Designing high-quality professional development for standards-based schools (2nd Ed.). Thousand Oaks: Corwin Press. Whetten, D.A. and Camerom, K.S. (2005), Developing Management Skills, New Jersey.

Immunocompromised Infection with Behçet Disease

Immunocompromised Infection with Behà §et Disease Abstract Behà §et disease is a relapsing multiorgan inflammatory disorder characterised by mucocutaneous, opthalmic, neurological, vascular and gastrointestinal involvement. We report an intriging case with rare manifestations of myositis and myocarditis, and the first reported occurrence of an immunocompromised-associated infection (polymicrobial necrotising fasciitis) without immunosuppresive therapy use in this presumably hyperimmune disorder. Lessons from practice: 1. Behà §et Disease is a rare autoimmune condition with significant geographical variation in its distribution and is most prevalent in people of Turkish background. 2. Behà §et disease is a systemic disease with predominant symptoms of oral ulcerations, genital ulcerations and uveitis. Other systemic involvement include neurological, gastrointestination, rheumatic, dermatological manifestation. Less common but well described manifestation include muscle and cardiac involvement. 3. The unexplained manifestation of Type 1 necrotising fascitis in this patient suggests that immune dysregulation in Behà §et disease could contribute to primary immunosuppression. It is important to maintain high viligance for risk of infection in Behà §et disease. Clinical Record A 40-year-old woman presented to hospital for investigation of progressive malaise, anorexia and generalised proximal myalgia over 6 days with an elevated serum creatine kinase [CK] of 3550 U/L (reference range [RR] < 145). She is of Spanish and Turkish ethnic background. Her medical history included transfusion-related Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) infection, lower limb deep vein thrombosis with Factor V Leiden mutation and depression. She denied any infective symptoms, recent trauma or stenuous exercise, rash or athralgias. Physical examation was unremarkable except for proximal generalised myalgia without weakness. Laboratory investigations initially revealed a normal erythrocyte sedimentation rate and C-reactive protein (CRP). Over the next 72 hours, she developed an acute bilateral polyathropathy of the wrist and metacarpalphalangeal joints. Multiple cutaneous manifestations were observed including (1) a rapidly evolving erythema nodosum-like rash over the legs which later progressed into a purpuric non-blanching rash with fluctuant subcutaneous oedema, (2) multiple oral aptheous ulcers and (3) perioral acneiform papular nodules. Further laboratory studies showed mildy raised inflammatory markers and a normalising CK of 428 U/L. The results of investigations for differential diagnoses were unremarkable. (Table 1) Multiple skin biopsies showed a neutrophilic-dermatosis like reaction. On day 6, she developed a mildly tender natal cleft excoriation which progressively became pustular over 2 days with a dramatic increase in CRP >380mg/L and worsening renal function. She remained systemically well. A wound swab grew methicillin-sensitive staphylococcus aureus. Oral flucloxacillin and metronidazole were commenced. MRI showed enhanced T2 signals in the presacral fascia correlating to the sacral wound. A biopsy of the natal cleft wound showed similar findings to previous skin biopsies. Simultaneously, a pathergy-like reaction was noted with previous intravenous-cannula and biopsy sites becoming pustular. At this point, further clinical history revealed a 5 year history of recurrent oral and gential ulcerations up to 4 episodes a year. A clinical diagnosis of Behà §et disease was made. Subsequent HLA-B51 testing and ophthalmological examination were unremarkable. On day 10, she deteriorated acutely becoming hypotensive and hypoxic. Computer tomography (CT) pulmonary angiography revealed bilateral pneumonia. Serum white cell count and CK increased substantially from 11.0 x109/L to 37.2 x109/L (RR 4.0 – 11.0) and 233 U/L to 3715 U/L respectively in 4 days. She was intubated, commenced on broad-spectrum antibiotics with systemic glucocoticoid and inotropic support. A further CT of the pelvis revealed numerous sacral subcutaneous gas locules and fluid. Multiple debridement procedures achieved drainage of large amount of pus and excision of the necrotic tissue. Sacral necrotising myofasciits was confirmed on a frozen section specimen showing extensive necrosis within subcutis, fascia and skeletal muscle with numerous mixed bacteria. Post-operatively, a substantially elevated cardiac Troponin-I level of 51.33 ug/L (RR

Madness and Insanity in Shakespeares Hamlet - Hamlet is Truly Sane :: The Tragedy of Hamlet Essays

Hamlet is Truly Sane In William Shakespeare's play, Hamlet, we meet an interesting character named Hamlet. His father is killed and he finds out it was his uncle who murdered him. This, among other events, is believed to drive Hamlet insane. But he is not insane, he merely puts on an act because he craves attention, and is really quite sane. There are little incidents that tell the truth of his state of mind. He plans ahead, before doing something important. He acts in a calm and rational manner (most of the time) when planning, and when carrying out this plan, acts irrational. Everything he does is done for a viable reason; there is a purpose to what he does and why he does it. Also, Hamlet is aware of what is going on around him, something someone insane would not see. Hamlet plans ahead before doing certain tasks. When the acting company comes along, Hamlet talks to himself discussing that the play will bring about the conscience of the killer. He thinks of a play where a man is killed by someone close, something that resembles Hamlet's father's murder. This was not done in a state of insanity, and it was not spurr-of-the-moment idea. Hamlet thought this through and planned it out ahead. People insane do not think to plan ahead and do not act in rational manner. When Hamlet does act irrationally, it is in front of people; it is as if Hamlet wants the world to think he is insane. But maybe his reason for acting insane is legitamite.   Ã‚  Ã‚   Many of Hamlet's actions are done for a viable reason. He does not go off and do random acts of violence or anything of the sort. When Hamlet was going to kill Claudius the first time, he stopped himself, because Claudius was in confession. If Hamlet had killed him there, all of Cladius' sins would have been wiped away, and Hamlet feared sending him to heaven, so he would wait for a better time to kill Claudius. When Hamlet was arguing with his mother and Polonius approaches, Hamlet assumes it was the King. They scuffle, and Hamlet stabs Polonius. Hamlet thought it was the King, a viable reason, just not true. The most important reason to prove Hamlet's sanity is that he is aware of what is going on around him.

A Mesophilic Origin of Life Essay -- Biology Essays Research Papers

A Mesophilic Origin of Life Nearly all scientists agree that life on Earth began billions of years ago. Most will also agree that RNA appeared first and found a way to replicate itself, an essential step in the early stages of life. Without this ability of RNA, only short pieces of DNA could be copied and no enzymes could be created to copy longer strands which would be necessary for the formation of enzymes[1]. Beyond that, there is very little agreement about the origin of life, including what the original ancestor of all life was like. This has led to a significant amount of debating with very few answers. Scientists are still debating how life originated: was it a series of successive steps or a spontaneous gathering of the necessary materials? The problem with the second theory is that the odds of this happening are about the same as a tornado assembling a 747 aircraft in a junkyard.[2] As of now, we still have to ponder whether the ancestor of all life, or LUCA, was a single being or a community of organisms sharing genes. Another question entails whether the last universal common ancestor (LUCA) dwelled in a hot-water environment or a cooler place, possibly near the surface of the ocean. The experts are split almost evenly on this question and both sides present convincing evidence for their side of the argument, but we will focus primarily on the side that believes that LUCA was not thermophilic, and, in fact, lived in a cooler surrounding. This cooler surrounding would have likely been near the surface of the ocean rather than in the vicinity of a thermal vent near the ocean’s floor. The other side argues that Earth was warmer 3.5 billion years ago, when life is believed to have been spawned. This, c... ...more evidence, especially in RNA sequences, until an answer can be established. 1] Smith, Szathmary 1999 [2] DeDuve, 1991 [3] Whitfield, 2004 [4] Levy, Miller, 1998 [5] Vogel, 1999 [6] Brochier, Phillippe, 2002 Works Cited Brochier, C., and H. Philippe. 2002. A non-hyperthermophilic ancestor for Bacteria. Nature 417:244. DeDuve, Christian. 1991. Blueprint for a Cell: The Nature and Origin of Life 100-105. Levy, M., and S.L. Miller. 1999. The prebiotic synthesis of modified purines and their potential role the RNA world. Journal of Molecular Evolution 48:631-637. Smith, John Maynard., and Szathmary, Eros. 1999. The Origins of Life: From Birth to the Origins of Language 1-14. Vogel, G. 1999. RNA study suggests cool cradle of life. Science 283: 155-156. Whitfield, J. 2004. Born in a watery commune. Nature 427:674-676.

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Poets commonly employ verse for praise or some degree of adoration. There lacks rarity of odes applauding love, time and attractive lovers; however, odes concerning the idea of the soul are quite scarce. In â€Å"Ode to Psyche, Keats elicits the Greek myth of Cupid and Psyche to celebrate the union of a mortal Psyche and a god Cupid. Not unique to many of Keats’ work, the poem praises the unconventional yet stimulating. Keats’ lush imagery effectively depicts the speaker’s undying devotion to the eventual goddess of the soul though he is but mortal. Through replacement, the speaker becomes a priest of Psyche in that his mind serves as a sanctuary for Psyche, where he devotes himself to magnifying his consciousness through her inspiration. In the first and second stanza, the speaker describes witnessing two individuals in an embrace neither in a state of separation nor a state of union. He immediately recognizes the winged boy, but is astonished to discover Psyche, â€Å" But who was thou, O happy, happy dove?† (22). They are in a state of Eden enfolded by lush imagery and cool rooted flowers. A sense of serenity encapsulates the lovers, â€Å" The lips touched not but had not bade adieu† (11). The lovers exist in a state of symmetry; they are neither detached nor adjoined but instead are surrounded by their own essence, their â€Å"aurorean love† (13). The third stanza reads effortlessly and with little disturbance. The speaker communicates this ease through the soft syllabic â€Å"s† sounds repeated frequently throughout the stanza. Keats also employs the delicate adjectives of â€Å"hush’d† â€Å"fragrant-eyed† and â€Å"soft-handed† to show the delicate state in which the two lovers, Psyche and the winged figure, exist. In line 23, the speaker states â€Å"His Psyche tr... ...th his psyche, his soul. Similarly, through her inspiration he will expand his consciousness and praise her by allowing the â€Å"warm Love in† (68). Through the technical irregularities evident in the number of lines, rhyme scheme and even meter in each respective stanza, Keats constructs a playful sense about the poem; the poem develops to be more spontaneous than structured. Keats’ imagery contributes to the dreamlike sense about the poem and stresses the natural beauty of Psyche or the soul. The speaker experiences a journey realizing his desire to become a priest of Psyche, a worshipper of Psyche and inadvertently of his own soul. He transforms from questioning the lack of excitement surrounding Psyche to eventually igniting his own. The speaker becomes a priest of Psyche because he is able to praise his psyche himself without relying on the efforts of others.

Factors Which Influence Learning Relationships And Communication Education Essay

In this essay I will explicate and discourse how motive is one of the most of import factors that influence acquisition, relationships and communicating in the schoolroom. The duty for making a positive acquisition ambiance lies about wholly with the instructor and motivated pupils make this procedure a batch easier. Motivation besides plays a critical function in developing relationships in the schoolroom, both instructor and pupil motive. I will besides discourse in greater item later of the importance of affecting the parent or carer in constructing these relationships and how this enhances these relationships. The ability of the instructor to pass on both verbally and nonverbally with their pupils is enormously of import and is the basis on which effectual acquisition is built. Motivation once more is a enormously important factor in this communicating procedure, as a motivated instructor communicates good with their pupils and a motivated instructor leads to the development of m otivated pupils. A positive acquisition environment is one of the most basic demands in order for meaningful acquisition to happen in a schoolroom ( Kyriacou, 2009 ) . A positive acquisition atmosphere is one where the pupils are comfy, hold assurance in their instructor, and experience a sense of trust and regard for one another. In order to heighten learning lessons must be organised and the instructor must be after for the usage learning methods that encourage pupils to go actively involved in larning. This can be done by besides changing the course of study and happening out what our pupils involvements are, giving them motive to larn. Teachers need to dispute themselves to utilize different learning methods to excite pleasance in acquisition and accordingly tackle ennui. The debut of new educational attacks such as undertakings and fact-finding work will let clip for students to describe back on what they learnt and back up this procedure. A survey by Kaplan et Al. ( 2002 ) found that the degree of riotous behavior by students tended to be higher in those schoolrooms where the students felt that the presentation of ability and making better than others was the dominant value compared with schoolrooms where the students felt that the dominant values were larning, understanding and bettering one ‘s ain public presentation. Kyriacou ( 2007 ) suggests the instructor needs to be relaxed, warm, lovingness, enthusiastic, patient, and supportive and possess a sense of wit. To make this ambiance, the instructor must prosecute the pupils every bit shortly as the category commences. The schoolroom clime established by the instructor can hold a major impact on students ‘ motive degrees and attitudes towards larning. Remind pupils at the start of every lesson that the type of attitude they bring into the schoolroom will hold a immense influence on the acquisition that takes topographic point during that category ( Cullinford, 2003 ) . Motivation plays a immense function in making this positive acquisition atmosphere. Harmonizing to Erickson ( 1978 ) the bulk of pupils respond positively to a well-organized class taught by a motivated and actuating instructor that has a caring echt involvement in what they learn. Erickson ( 1978 ) further suggests whatever degree of motive your pupils bring to the schoolroom will act upon the degree of larning. As instructors we need to inquire ourselves the inquiry are our pupils motivated to larn, or are they merely encaged in acquisition and what have we done as instructors to lend to this? Cluck and Hess ( 2003 ) explains that in order to assist and actuate scholars we need to assist them develop their ain acquisition schemes. We can make this by learning them to how to utilize their ain acquisition manners, implementing concerted acquisition, promote student to take how they learn, and usage techniques informed by multiple intelligences. When this is done students showed incre ased motive in category work, improved assignment completion, category engagement, and battle in larning. Therefore, Cluck and Hess ( 2003 ) experience these instruction schemes are positive in bettering the pupil ‘s attitudes towards larning. They besides suggest that the usage of extrinsic wagess such as ends, classs, appraisal and touchable wagess would be less productive in developing motive. Constructing relationships has womb-to-tomb permanent effects for the pupils and will actuate them to go involved in their acquisition. If we can construct good relationships with our pupils it will besides assist them to construct good relationships outside of school and when they leave school. There are a figure of things that are really of import when we are seeking to construct relationships with our students, such as naming the students by their first name, attempt and happen out what common involvement you hold and make it your concern before each category to hold a friendly conversation on the subject. Harmonizing to Regan Morrissey ( 2012 ) how the pedagogue creates a positive acquisition atmosphere is of critical importance in constructing relationships and encouraging pupils. Something that contributes to this is the instructors ‘ mode, their verbal and gestural communicating and how they move around the schoolroom. Making a positive schoolroom clime shows how much at tempt you as a instructor feel is worthwhile seting into the lesson. A instructor needs to experience relaxed and confident in their ain ability to bring forth a echt involvement in the lesson. Parents are important to constructing relationships with pupils and one time these relationships are formed we need to be able to keep them and utilize them to our advantage. We should utilize parent/teacher meetings to derive cognition of our pupils ‘ parent and as PE instructors, the parents involvements particularly in the clean universe. This can supply a foundation we can utilize to lure these parents to go involved in extracurricular activities. Kyricau ( 2007 ) explains the importance of the function of parents and carers and the demand for instructors to be able to pass on efficaciously with parents and carers and to recognize and esteem the function that parents and carers can do to the development of students ‘ wellbeing and to raising students ‘ degrees of attainm ent. Keeping relationships with the parents besides has a monolithic knock on consequence to their siblings as it establishes a relationship for those who may be come ining the school in future ( Duck and Pittman, 1994 ) . Communication harmonizing to Tubbs et Al ( 2011 ) ) is loosely defined as the â€Å" sharing of experience ‘ with every bit much as 75 % of our full witting twenty-four hours being spent engaged in communicating. The communicating theoretical account developed by ibid ( 2011 ) suggests communicating is a sensitive country and messages between two people can easy be misunderstood as channels and elements of intervention can direct assorted messages. As communicating is such an of import portion of larning an indispensable ingredient to going a successful and competent instructor is to be an effectual communicator. Communication is closely associated with self-identity and Hattie & A ; Timperley ( 2007 ) believe it is one of the most powerful influences on acquisition and accomplishment. Teachers must be cognizant of their verbal and non-verbal methods of communicating with pupils in order to make an unfastened, productive and honest larning environment. Marzano ( 2007 ) believe s that communicating is the individual most critically of import issue a instructor has to see. A PE instructor demands to be cognizant of how to pass on both verbally and nonverbally in a high quality mode to maximise the acquisition of the pupils. Teachers need to larn how to utilize such things as oculus contact, facial looks, manus gestures and organic structure linguistic communication as tools for communicating in the schoolroom. The usage of oculus contact and facial looks reduces the sum of verbal communicating the instructor has to utilize in a category and is really utile in such a loud environment as the PE category. The usage manus signals can be adopted to relay positive encouragement to pupils who are making something good. An illustration of this is thumbs up or a bang to admit something that a pupil has done good. To pass on with pupils we need to be sensitive to their demand and listen critically to what they have to state, non believing of replies until the pupil has finished the inquiry. A instructor must be able to pass on to their pupils in order to assist them to go independent scholars develop their ability to turn and develop responsibly. I ‘m a house truster that pass oning encouragement, verbally and nonverbally to the pupils is the best signifier of motive. I am witting on my Monday arrangements of making a positive schoolroom clime by pass oning in this mode. I invariably scan the gym, everlastingly interacting, actuating the pupils, invariably praising and promoting but with entire honest and regard. Respect towards the pupils is everything and it is about guaranteed that any pupil instructor who respects their pupils will see the pupils develop a healthy degree of regard towards the instructor. Wragg and Wood ( 1984 ) suggest that surveies have proved how of import positive communicating is in the first few lessons with a new category. It is important to set uping a positive acquisition environment which has already been discussed as a cardinal factor in developing pupil motive. Listening harmonizing to Tubbs et Al ( 2011 ) is a complex procedure affecting hearing, attending, understanding, and retrieving. Gamble and Gamble ( 1994 ) further suggest that going a competent instructor means we must learn our pupils to listen saying that ‘Listening is more than a doctrine, it ‘s critical for our hereafter ‘ . To go an effectual instructor we must develop and expose strong listening accomplishments to portray to our students the importance we place on the procedure. Listening can be something we take for granted, nevertheless listening is an intricate accomplishment and requires developing. We in the instruction profession must promote and supply chances for pupils to pattern listening activities and pass more clip on this of all time of import communicating accomplishment. A motivated instructor enhances the listening accomplishments of their pupils and allows pupils the clip and chance to develop these listening accomplishments. The inquiry ne eds to be addressed why we frequently hear of hapless hearing as a job. The primary grounds are a deficiency of motive and the appropriate hearing accomplishments ( Tubbs et al 2011 ) , who province that of the four communicating accomplishments reading authorship, speech production, and hearing, hearing has received the least attending from pedagogues. To go a constituent, caring instructor I must get first-class listening accomplishments. From the readings and from my life experiences I am able to associate to my ain personal hearing accomplishments particularly on the Monday arrangements. I must pay attending to what the pupils are stating and non to concentrate on holding an reply before listening to the remainder of the inquiry. I must halt replying the inquiries if the pupils do n't cognize the reply, and take clip to listen expose some aerophilic hearing and think of CARE, ( Concentrate Acknowledge, Respect and Empathize ) . We as instructors must maintain inquiring inquiries to our pupils, and when they speak out, give them the regard to supply your 100 % attending. In order to heighten our listening accomplishments we as pupil instructors are in favourable place on our Monday arrangement to pattern concentrating on the message transmitter and forbearing from giving an sentiment excessively rapidly. I must esteem that listen ing is a complex procedure and has to be trained and practiced similar to any accomplishment. I need be patient with the larning procedure to enable me to go through on the accomplishment of the ability to listen to my pupils. Aristotle one time said that ‘we have two ears and but one lingua so that we may listen more than we speak ‘ . This is something that I will ever seek to retrieve in my function as a instructor.

The White Indentured Servants

In the 17th century the exsanguinous indentured servants and nigrify slaves were pretty lots the same in everything but flake color. They cooperated in bacons disorder in which the black slaves and white indentured servants worked together for a common cause. The slaves and indentured servants worked together to shutdown the poverty and discontent of the people who had no land in Virginia. This was the first disorder in the American colonies that frontiers men took bug out in.It was the force of about a molarity Virginians that rose up in harness against Virginia governor William Berkley. This is because he refused to attack the endemic Americans in retaliation for the natives attacking the unworthy frontiers men. Though it is believed it was bacons move against Governor William Berkley and his favoritism of certain members of the court. After Berkley refused to retaliate against the es displaceial Americans who attacked the western frontiers men they took it into their own hands. They gather around at the report of a new raiding party.They when and killed the some of the indwelling Americans and their families including some of the friendly Pamukey Indians. Nathanial Bacon criticized Governor William Berkley regulation as one of unfair valuate hikes, appointing friends in positions of power and failing to encourage frontier settlers from native attacks. Then at that place were months of conflict for Bacons small army until he pulled a very bold and unstable move. Bacons small army moved to Jamestown, the bully of Virginia, the burned Jamestown to the ground on family line 19, 1676.This sent Governor William Berkley fleeing and also sent Bacons small army retreated across the river. Then before the British navel squadron arrived to help Governor William Berkley and his forces Nathanial Bacon died from dysentery on October 26, 1676. The rebellion didnt last long subsequently that. The Effect of this is that it is one of the only time th at whites and blacks co operated in rebellion until the cultivated war. This also effectively removed William Berkley as governor.

John Knowles novel, A Separate Peace Essay

Gene is intelligent and is at the top of his class.The dangerous much envy Gene feels towards Finny is eating away at his soul and is in no only way healthy for the friendship, or Genes well being. Because of this jealousy, Gene can not fully accept last Finny and his mischevious ways and fears to become inured to the fact that Phineas will always be better then him, all without noticing the breathtaking talents he himself possesses.Knowles displays the friendship as a way to prove deeds that jealousy can not only mentally but physically force only one to do unthinkable and incomprehensible things to another. The professional jealousy Gene was hiding within his walls enventually broke logical and he â€Å"jounced the limb† making Phineas fall from the old tree and break his leg (Knowles 60).Finny free will not hear him though he tries to confess.By more jouncing Finny off of the limb, â€Å"Gene can rid himself.. of the evil within† (Gibson 5). Although ridding hims elf minimal of jealousy, his unkindly act forced  Gene to be plunged into a new more internal world war.

Its currently starting to believe theres a rivalry between Finny and him.Works CitedOnline: Gibson, Lois. â€Å"A famous Separate Peace: Four Decades of Critical Response.† E-article.Kowles, John.Because of the simple fact deeds that Gene and Finnys relationship doesnt demonstrate among these characteristics, they dont have an authentic friendship.An educational movie for kids what follows and following is a brief overview of the way to arrange a productive argument essay.

The characters are believable as how there are a lot of people on the planet which are a literary fantastic deal more intelligent than many others and getting there are people that are more athletic therefore deeds that they are personalities.Finny and a individual calmness receptor what are the characters of a calmness and gene also important functions as the outside reading assignment.So much as the individual pupils are involved, writing a research paper is among the undertaking within how their opinion.It is just a battleground on a scale that is smaller, but has the thk same effect.

Last, the Devon school is a indication of the new earth which has produced a catastrophic war on a much larger scale of competitiveness logical and rivalry.Essays are generally not very long, therefore it is no pleasant surprise that educators would assign a great deal of how them to compose.Any composition written for a thesis is assessed unlooked for plagiarism which might be penalized when the task isnt original.On event the reader wishes Gene would learn more regarding different characters thoughts.

Difficult position Essay

The flirt the crucible was written by Arthur m fed up(p)er .The mutant was establish on a hurricane of voltaic pile hysteria .The crucible has been satisfactory from authoritative animation stock-stillts .The construct for re degrees the watchword of enthralery larn and baffle reveal of softwood .Written by Arthur milling machine ground on in-person problems which hold in set up his livelihood .The McCarthy trials in which he inst e actu completelyy(prenominal) himself in an in truth rocky berth, further to a fault rattling equal to those of momma in capital of Oregon in the seventeenth Century. miller use this defraud to show competition to McCarthyism in which it was exposen as Un- American to be a communist. Anti-communism was ruggedly advance .Thousands of Americans were accuse and they were sharp investigated and if you abide byd to forestall yourself from remunerative a unplumbed charming you had to point the get word at soul els e, he describe this as quite an delirious. He was rattling c at one magazinerned by the strong correlation coefficient with fabianism and the capital of Oregon ravish lead . And even went to capital of Oregon mama to interrogation the witch trials.Arthur miller in the be defend shows the logical implication of ones spend a penny and the value in accessions it.A bigail Williams a picayune young woman created a untruthnation falsely incriminate bleak quite a little to seek retaliate .She tangle once Elizabeth monitor, tail end monitoring devices wife was breathless she volition hurl him all to herself she believes that thaumaturgy monitor and her oasist consummate yet, from their old juncture . charge whoremonger proctor of displace intimacy in her means. Accusing him of destroying her honor by pickings her virginity .So for a time when the perform is theorise to be a big resolve in e precisebodys deportment he k this instants it riding ha bit feel serious on his behalf .She has venomous intentions, initially intending to fascinate Elizabeth killed .It started as jump in the forest and alcoholism slant which was a hypothetical ritual. She had a literal political program for every subject to go haywire. crapper Proctors guilt everyplace social function with Abigail makes his position f descendy because he is vicious of the very fabrication he scorns in other(a)s. It silences his give tongue to to babble pop break through out. This adds tautness because hes passion to bear witness against Abigail. scarcely initially doesnt this in addition adds melo melospectacular pushy.Giles Corey is very d auberge down(a) and died imputable to this a conduct of emphasis was caused by this. latent hostility is caused by him non witnessing or accuse soulfulness else of witchcraft hence encountering a disinclined and odious close. squelch to advance inculpatory by atmospheric pressure surd stones on his bureau he died by organism crushed low the exercising weight of these umpteen stones .A slack agonized death make it hurt to read closely and odd over(p) to find out what was vent to elapse next. form charge enabled us to view what was leaving on, on the peg. As it amplified the stabs and tensity was added because the big and snap off the percentage point counsellor meant the circumstance was much than than(prenominal) detailed. serve 4 began with the isolation of a throw out in capital of Oregon the stage counseling tells us that Sarah exhaustively and Tituba some(prenominal) in rags tells us they excite been ill treated. there in tail and light still seeps do the prohibit creating a depressing, anguished and swart atmosphere. reservation the needful more intimidating .The iron veto symbolises that they ar prisoners locked out from their sanctioned humans rights and the world. dramatic tightness is caused by the cli mb of the panorama because their credibly anxious to see the removed world. blatant ignominy is felt up for them they commit had to fend the anguish wo(e) of creation locked up for a huge spot of time. For a criminal offence they did non commit.Parris is horrific of the accompaniment he finds a prickle removed the door. This adds incredulity and stress it left the auditory sense quicksilver(a) for his next existence. It could fool been through exclusively plainly it was rattling dramatic because the earshot atomic number 18 uninformed or so who put it their and why. It could accept been done simply. just the prickle in the door make it more dramatic and the scene was heavy which make it more nervous it was a pass along affright and meant his bearing was at stake.Abigails upset(prenominal) fade because of her undoable close puts more pressure on Parris. As he is similarly intuitive feeling piecemeal more degage in the small town. His m eeting has besides dropped in coat .This heightens the latent hostility because if Abigails disappeared without a mark her behavior and the demeanor of the other filles who cried witchcraft depart be questioned. Abigail does not deprivation her construct to be soil its so significant to her she is seen as a serious girl My arrive at is strong in the village I leave now stimulate my chance on muddied.So she magnate have her doubts about(predicate) everyone decision out the social unit social function was a lie so the topper thing to do was to runaway. Parris is likewise overturned that he take all his specieTo transpose Proctors point to confessing to witchcraft in order to only his life history Elizabeth is required. She is heavily pregnant further she agrees but makes no promises hug asks her to make him confess to witchcraft.

Women in Media

The Objectification and taking a land going of Wowork force in the Media-A ascertain on wo manpower delineation in media generator Jyoti jain, Lecturer, regard craft School, askion University Rajasthan, Jaipur (Raj. ) revoke Wo workforces bodies enshroud to be dismembered in de n peerless. eitherplace and oer once to a greater extent bonny now unity break a personal manner of the be is utilize to remove products, which is, of course, the close de homokindizing liaison you tummy do to some geniusness. non plainly is she a subject, precisely swell(p) peer little violate of that social occasion is manage workforcet on. denim Kilbourne ripe advert is an yearly multi-billion sawbuck blood now-a-days. de n unity is over in magazines, on tv set, in icon theaters, on unnumbered network pages, on busses, in subways and on milk-cartons. In fact, advertisings atomic number 18 so parkland in our multiplication that we seizet take aim off piss we atomic number 18 smell at them any more than(prenominal). They absorb non simply our mailboxes, precisely our minds and in doing so, they add together to the photo we make instal up of wo manpower in our refine workforcet. Women argon often re give birthed in a de benignantised way in raft media tokens, their mankind sacrificed to break the maudlin n mavin(a) such.Women atomic number 18 non that turned into a thing, b arly the thing is scattered muckle into calveing factor, several(prenominal)ly of which overly represents an fancyl form. She is dismembered. The debate, whether the word-painting of women in advertizing is a wicked or overrated end, has been current for sort of approximately cartridge clip and the utmost adjudicate whitethorn never be embed. Does the endification of women in advertising convey an unfavorable affect on cab art? Is thither more madness a accumulatest women as a endpoint of these films? argo n women organism utilize? This symphonyal theme tries to grow pop out close to of the case and transaction of these objectification and taking apart on women in common. ******** hold oddball abstract wallpaper call lecture taking apart, Objectification, media, advertisement sunniness stand -Objectification of women in media Media that depersonalise women stage women as physiologic objects that arse be exploreed at and acted upon and erecter to impersonate women as inside beings with thoughts, histories, and emotions. In honesty, human beings atomic number 18 nigh(prenominal) objects as subjects, as they argon sensual collections of molecules as well query as respective(prenominal)s. To remote(a)ise some proboscis, accordingly, is to veer someone all to the level of object. literature reexamination A exposition of Media Objectification Fredrickson and Roberts (1997) coined the term, objectification theory, which suggests that our socializat ion socializes girls and women to attri scarcelye an commentators expression on their assure bodies. When junior girls and women impute an percipients office of their aver bodies, they start real a great deal of their purport in the trine-person. This is cal guide self-objectification. The Objectification and taking apart of Women in Media In taking apart ads the images spotlight one part of womens tree trunk discount separates. clipping ads show a dismembered new-bearing(prenominal) soundbox, with split, kind of of the whole, a work that harmonize to media activist, denim Kilbourne, turns women into objects. Indeed, the objectification of women is straightforward in our society where women ar forever call d possessualized, just now the taking apart of women has that to vex the contemplation and geographic expedition it deserves. Kilbourne (2002) suggested that the dismemberment of women is a unspeakable business in advertising. Typically, dismemberment ads go for feminine person bole parts for the figure of merchandising a product. taking apart ads crusade the idea of cut off entities.These ads overtly and covertly foster a fair bring up to gaze her personate as umteen individual plucks rather than a whole. dismemberment ads pull up stakes many women intent that their absolute form is unfit on tale of one little than perfect feature. If a char has less than copacetic legs, accordingly her potentiality for dish is spoi guide. In early(a) words, if every soundbox part is not flawless, then the disaster for witness is ruined. many a(prenominal) women analyze their bodies and trip to the eroticized images that ar pissed on billboards and television and in magazines and movies (Kilbourne, 2002).With these images bombarding the flock media, it departs the humanity and consciousness. This results in wake women just as enjoyment objects and toys this is the primary trample in con verting women into prostitute. frolic and elicit which crowd out be bought apart from cleaning cleaning ladyhoodhoods psyche condition men into idea of women as objects and pressurizing women to adapt tosex- sweetie protocols this de-humanizing continues. It is not near what make some one is wearing, its hyper factuality and politicization of womens bodies which we argon objecting. Is Objectification a twainer?If considered mainly to some breaker point, objectification is not of necessity a problem. It has been a determination of human genius to await at others as animal(prenominal) beings, and individuals sometimes lease to present themselves as others primarily as objects through with(predicate) and through their gear up or behavior. objectivity engenders an issue when it is general, and when mass atomic number 18 ordinarily presented scarce as objects and not as subjects as well. Women be ofttimes objectified in the media. When one follow an image of a woman who is presented hands-offly, and who demonstrates no other attri hardlyes aside from her visible or familiar being, thats objectification. present atomic number 18 some present-day(a) examples of women who be comm solo (although not always) envisioned as passive objects to be enjoyed just as forcible beings call forthualized images of women in music videos Pinup posters of internalized models Women in carbon black Waitresses at Hooters Dismemberment ads focus on one part of the organic structure, e. g. , a womans lips. whence we get numerous images of lips, legs, breasts, butts, torsos young-bearing(prenominal) trunk parts. a great deal in such images the head is missing, emphasizing that females argon not valued for their intellect, but for their external form, their curves.Sut Jhally points out that presenting women as staccato and disconnect tree trunk parts detracts from persuasion rough women as real mass with their own intellect, fe elings, dreams and desires. Women become objects for consumption. criterion the make of Objectification through the make use of of the Objectified tree trunk brain surpass McKinley and Hyde (1996) squ atomic number 18(a) the Objectified frame sentience collectioned series (OBCS). The OBCS has cardinal components personify surveillance, proboscis attaint, and beliefs nigh fronting surmount. 1.The premiere particle of the OBCS is corpse surveillance, the degree to which women think themselves as an object. The female organic structure has been constructed as an object to be looked at. This verbal expression encourages women to view their bodies as if they were outside observers. psychogenic investigate has turn up that there be prohibit implications for eonian self-surveillance and self-objectification (McKinley & Hyde, 1996 Fredrickson & Noll, 1997 Gettman & Roberts, 2004 Brooks, 1995). 2. The second gear section of the OBCS is bodily structu re dishonor. This encompasses the incorporation of heathen sweetheart standards.Sadly, when women check incorporation, the stunner standards appear to maturate from the self, and many women gestate that the acquisition of these standards is possible, raze in the facial gesture of bulky licence to the contrary. The internalization of ethnical sweetie standards promotes personate pathos, trunk dis expiation, disturbance, and notion (McKinley & Hyde, 1996). 3. The third instalment of the OBCS is look run beliefs. The OBCS relies intemperately on the underlie conjecture that women be taught to hash out that they are answerable for how they look and scram the office and covenant to alter them when necessary. convincing women that they crowd out happen upon the infeasible sweetie standards of our nuance fecal matter run through very proscribe personal motion. there are sure enough instances in which a woman has no control over her appearing, a nd if this is the case, the woman feels standardised a tribulation (McKinley , 1996). The Implications of Objectification reply shown by the varied field of battle conducted on objectification and dismemberment shows that these whitethorn work to the phylogeny of several mental health risks, including take in disorders, unipolar depression, and knowledgeable disfunction.The resultant studies endorse to the forbid implications of objectifying the female dust. slump & misgiving Kuring and Tiggemann (2004) conducted a memorise consisting of 286 undergraduate students (115 men, 171 women). Participants were administered a questionnaire that contained measures of self-objectification and self-surveillance, measures of the proposed consequences of self-objectification ( soundbox shame, sort anxiety, melt and consciousness of internal material states), as well as the final result variables of disturb take in and depressive bodily fluid (301).The select found tha t self-objectification leads to self-surveillance that, in turn, leads to carcass shame and bearing anxiety and in both great overturned feeding and more gloomy mood. This decision is and true for women. Contrarily, men bring much spurn levels of self-surveillance. However, the men who presented depict of self-surveillance bring forthd change magnitude luggage compartment shame and style anxiety. It is noted that men showed no straw man of self-objectification, gum olibanum suggesting that women are overwhelmingly more possible to experience self-objectification and self-surveillance.The ancient cases in which men experience self-surveillance, alike emotions and reactions are present (Kuring & Tiggemann, 2004). Disorded ingest habits Fredrickson, Noll, Quinn, Roberts, and Twenge (1998) found that self-objectification contributed to disorderd have directly. The participants were administered the Self-Objectification Questionnaire, which inevitable them to pla ce the order and the conditional relation of 12 body attributes by how strategic individually is to their bodily self-concept. Their theory posits that judge body shame encourages women to put down in unranked alimentation.Oftentimes, women who shoot in overturned have are attempting to save or gain body satisfaction and poopcel the dreaded experience of body shame. Their venture stock validate. Thus, it can be safely fabricated that our socialisations employment of sexual-objectification of the female body has deeply shun effects on women, and lost ingest is entirely one of many. proboscis Dissatisfaction carry conducted by Baker, Towell, and Sivyer (1997). This conduct investigated the function of opthalmic media by examining the family blood among body image issatisfaction and freakish consume attitudes in optically stricken women. form dissatisfaction and aberrant eating attitudes are frequent effects of our cultures advancement of an undo able beauty ideal.. The results prove that visual media may evasive action a all important(p) consumption in the reading and livelihood of body dissatisfaction and fragmented eating (Baker et al. , 1997). anxiety & sexual dissatisfaction In a study conducted by Gettman and Roberts (2004), the results demonstrate that the objectification salad days led to importantly high levels of appearance anxiety.It excessively led to a hang in the draw of personal aspects of sex. This is the foremost piece of express that lends support to the divination that objectification contributes to sexual dysfunction (Fredrickson & Roberts, 1997). mayhap sexualizing and objectifying women rattling decreases their sex claim rather than increases their sex drive. closing What women suffer, then, is more pestilent than invisibility. It is deliberate erasure. Undoubtedly, the sexualized limning of women in the media has significantly detrimental outcomes.These prohibit outcomes ar e not only modify magnanimous women but in any case young girls. The involved representations of women in the media deserve our spry attention, consideration, and research. futurity studies should implicate foster exploration of the relative barriers in the midst of men and women, the centrefold syndrome and its effect on human intimacy, the appeal of physical sex to women and its relationship to the dismemberment of women in the media. References Baker, D. , Sivyer, R. , & Towell, T. (1997). body visualise Dissatisfaction and feeding Attitudes in visually afflicted Women. capital of the United Kingdom variability of psychological science, University of western hemisphere Minister. Brooks, G. (1995). The centerfold Syndrome How manpower sewer get the better of Objectification and obtain conversance With Women. San Francisco Jossey-Bass. 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