Film Analysis-Spartacus, Full Metal Jacket

Having viewed in class five of Stanley Kubrick's films and a documentary about him, a decent understanding of Kubrick's process and vision is learnt; the two films Spartacus and Full Metal Jacket were the most inspirational and significan films of the bunch. Spartacus is about a rebellious (slave of the same name) purchased by Lentulus Batiatus, owner of a school for gladiators. For the entertainment of corrupt Roman senator Marcus Licinius Crassus, Batiatus' gladiators fight to the death.On the night before the event, the enslaved are â€Å"treated† with female companionship. Spartacus refuses to engage with Varinia, a slave from Brittania, and they form a sturdy relationship. When Spartacus later learns that Varinia has been sold to Crassus, along with the murders of his brothers (the slaves forced to fight), this ignites a burning desire inside him, a yearning to seek freedom. He leads fellow gladiators in revolt, and they flee out of Italy collecting money as they go, in o rder to buy sea transportation from the pirates of Cilicia.They are united by additional runaways, which transform the rogue slaves into a colossal army; escaping to join his cause is Varinia, who has fallen in love with Spartacus, and Antoninus. Crassus bribes the pirates to abandon Spartacus and pushes them toward Rome, were panic that Spartacus means to attack the city, causes the Senate to give Crassus absolute power. In the battle, most of the slave army is killed by Crassus' forces. Afterward, when the Romans try to locate Spartacus, every surviving man shields him by shouting â€Å"I'm Spartacus! Varinia and her new son are held prisoner by Crassus who forces Spartacus to fight Antoninus to the death, the survivor is to be crucified, along with all the other men captured after the battle. Spartacus wins the match and is crucified, this leaves Spartacus with the potential to become a martyr. Batiatus rescues Spartacus' family from Crassus and carries them away to freedom. Var inia is able to comfort him in his dying moments by showing him his little son, who will grow up without ever having been a slave. The movie was created to depict the brutal and unforgiving Roman Empire and the hardships the average slave could endure every day.It also shows anti slavery propaganda and the story not only of one’s man’s quest to revolt against his oppressors and to rise up from a state of disempowerment, but more importantly it is a story which offers hope and strength to mankind. The act of sacrifice is a dominant theme in the film and is essential to the idea of Spartacus’ character. Sacrifice is first seen before the revolt when the Draba, after defeating Spartacus in battle, refuses to kill Spartacus and instead sacrifices himself by attempting to attack Crassus. It this act inspires Spartacusand his actions for the rest of the film.Spartacus also proclaims during the film that everything he has done will be a success if his son can be born f ree, regardless of whether Spartacus is killed or not. In the final act of sacrifice Spartacus is crucified, sharing similarities with Jesus and his sacrifice for all mankind. Associated with sacrifice is the fight for freedom. Sacrifice is knowing that there might be a point were things must be used for the greater good and dying is a possibility, while fighting for freedom is having the courage to stand up for beliefs, never backing down and starting the movement to end oppression.This is shown when Spartacus is crucified, becoming a martyr and thus creating his legend. The path to freedom is the one goal that all the slaves had in common the thing that kept them united and strong. It gave them the strentgh to continue their journey and put everything on the line, with hope for the future as the backbone of their fighting spirit. This is put in the film to show the power that one man can create when uniting people under a common goal. In our society freedom is everything, without it we would all be the same, with no individuality or passion, not truly being alive.This helps the audience relate to the slaves and form a connection with them as they too would be quite upset if they were in the same coditions. The film takes a strong look at political lobbying and the corruption of goverment. In our society many feel as if the goverment tries to control and limit their freedoms, while the poloticians are greedy and many don't come through on the promises they make. They are seen as untrustworthy and unhelpful causeing many to try to take actions into their own hands. The film shows how people of political status abused their power and used any means to achieve their goals.This is shown constantly throught out the film, one example is how Crassus and his rival Gracchus fight over control of the Roman army when the Roman Senate sees Spartacus and crew as a threat. Gracchus own protege, a young Julius Caesar goes over to Crassus, when Gracchus reveals that he has b ribed the Cilicians to get Spartacus out of Italy and rid Rome of the slave army. Kubrick wanted to show modern people how Rome's republic and upperclasses were much more cutthroat and savage than our own, but at the same time not that dissimilar to the average modern poloticians in today's world.Some people may view Spartacus and frown upon the savage slavery and brutality of the ancient world, but the fight for freedom from oppression and the common man rising to greatness through bravery is something that will forever be remember and celebrated by all cultures. The second film Full Metal Jacket begins by following a platoon of Marine Corps recruits, focusing on the relationship between Sergeant Hartman and Privates Pyle and Joker. The second chapter continues with Joker, and how he joined the Corps to become a killer, but is mostly behind the scenes, as a combat correspondent.This is interupted when the Tet offensive puts him in real combat and tests him on his real worth as a so ilder, and if he really is a killer. Full Metal Jacket demonstrates the psychological break down of the soilders, as seen with the transformation of the character Pvt. Pyle. He comes to the Marine Corps as a naive, harmless young man who is guided by the belief that he is serving his country. Due to his failings of performing the tasks presented to him, he is constantly verbally and physically insulted by the drill instructor, Sgt.Hartman. Along with the torment from his drill instructor Pyle recieves additional abuse from his fellow recrits, beauase of the punishments they recieve due to his failures. In retaliation, the platoon hazes Pyle with a blanket party, restraining him to his bunk and beating him with bars of soap wrapped in towels. Joker, the Pvt. Squad leader, seeks to help Pyle, but as Pyle starts to become more productive, Joker recognizes signs of mental breakdown in Pyle, such as him talking to his M14 rifle.The internal struggle in the mind, is a characteristic of ev ery human being, one that all can relate to. Humans all contain that good verses evil, that little devil on the left shoulder and the angle on the right. Kubrick uses this to make the audience sympathetic towards Pyle, but also for them to really think about what the story is trying to show and how this also plays a role in their lives. Private Joker had on his helmet â€Å"Born to kill† but on his uniform he had a peace symbol.This was an incredible symbolic representation of the film because it was exactly what Kubrick was trying to establish in the audiences minds; the change in ones mind during war and the struggle that continues to take place during war between good and evil were represented between the born to kill on his helmet and the peace symbol on his chest. Joker can be seen as another victim of war, due to his being inthe back, when he finally kills someone, he achieves the thousand-yard stare, a limp, unfocused gaze of a battle-weary soldier.The film is successf ul in providing a perspective glance at the trials of a soldier. Like with most war movies, it relies heavely on powerful imagery; the film also adds the sense of â€Å"thereness† at boot camp, the sickening feeling from the sight of dead bodies, and the perspective from an enemy sniper. They force you to look at the world and don’t let you look away, or pretend, when things are gruesome, or violent, or terrible. Full Metal Jacket’ examines the morality of war and military existence.This was significant because it showed one how much the United States Military officials had to change ones mind set and character to be able to fight and kill men, women and children who were just defending their country in a country that no one was used to and that some did not even know was there. The audience leaves the film with Kubrick's selective snapshot of the Marine Corps and of Vietnam, hopefully with some sense of a soldier's reaction to it all.

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A SURVEY OF BIOMETRIC FUSION The Article â€Å"A SURVEY OF BIOMETRIC FUSION† is Taken from Journal IJ-ETA-ETS ( International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Applications in Engineering, Technology and Sciences ) which is written by Ratnasukamal Mohurle ( Prof. , Dept. of Electronics & A ; Telecom. , Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, India ) and Milind Rane ( Student, Master Degree Program in Signal Processing at Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, India ) . Biometric systems are agencies by which the physical ( or sometimes behavior ) characteristics are used to place a individual or verify the individuality of an machine-controlled individual. It is based on fingerprints, flags, facial images, manus geometry, and talker acknowledgment, among others. The successful executing of biometric systems requires turn toing a figure of issues, including truth, efficiency, hardiness, pertinence, and catholicity. To better the public presentation of biometric system we use of multiple types of biometric in formations or method of processing. Fusion methods are used in such diverse Fieldss as Internet hunt engines, analysis of satellite imagination, and analysis of medical trial consequences. Fusion, it is based on uniting informations at assorted degrees. The chief intent of Fusion has been used successfully for old ages in designation systems automated fingerprint graduated table ( AFIS ) , which combine informations from multiple fingers and multiple processing methods ; so. Now a twenty-four hours, assorted signifiers of merger are used in a figure of different types of biometric systems. It can be used to turn to a figure of issues faced by the interior decorators, implementers, and operators of biometric systems as FirstAccuracyin this Fusion can be used really efficaciously to better the overall truth. The truth of biometric system is normally expressed in footings of maximising the True Accept Rate1 ( TAR ) and minimizes the False Acceptance Rate ( FAR ) . SecondEfficiencyin this Fusion can be used to increase efficiency, or to let tradeoffs between efficiency and truth. ThirdRobustnessit refers to the ability of a system to go on to work every bit accurately as p ossible despite the jobs. FourthlyApplicabilityit refers to the suitableness of a system for a undertaking, the demand to work with bequest informations frequently dictates biometric modes that can be used. it can be used in concurrence with multiple bing information beginnings. And in conclusionUniversalityit can be used, for grounds such as amputations, hurts or unwellness. Multimodal systems and multiple cases can offer options so that all people can utilize a system. A sample is converted in characteristic extractor package into a templet ( machine representation, characteristic set ) . The agencies by which informations can be fused are known as thedegreesof merger, which correspond to the phases of treating first phase isDetectoraˆ?degree mergerit involves consolidating the grounds presented by multiple beginnings of natural informations before they are subjected to have extraction. it can profit systems that gaining control multiple snapshots of the same multi-biometric sample.second phase isFutureaˆ?degreemergerit converts samples ( images ) into simplified computing machine representations known as templets or characteristic sets. Third phase isMarkaˆ?degreemergerit refers to methods in which multiple samples, cases, or modes are compared, and the resulting similarity tonss ( or chances ) are combined to organize a individual fused mark. Fourth and last phase isDecisionaˆ?degreemergerit is used in the same instances as scorea ˆ?level merger, but the tonss are turned into match/nonaˆ?match determinations before merger. Now discoursing about the restriction of biometric merger, of class, merger comes at a monetary value. Roll uping extra informations takes clip, adds complexness and cost to the aggregation procedure. Collection of an increased sum of biometric information is likely to increase public concerns about privateness issues and meddlesomeness. Finally I can reason that Biometric merger is defined loosely as the usage of multiple types of biometric informations or processing methods for bettering the public presentation of biometric systems. Fusion works by uniting information from multiple beginnings. This is done to better the truth, efficiency, and hardiness of biometric systems. These documents gives an debut to biometric merger, and intentionally address the assorted ways that merger can be used, the complexnesss of operational utilizations of merger, proficient accounts of the assorted methods of implementing merger, and include extended empirical consequences. Journal Article ( 2 ) : – Comparative Analysis of IEEE 802.11 DCF The Article â€Å"Comparative Analysis of IEEE 802.11 DCF† is Taken from Journal GGGI Journal of Engineering & A ; Technology which is written by Er. Saurabh Mittal and Er. Ankita Mittal. Now a twenty-four hours, wireless local country webs ( WLANs ) have played a of import function in the information communications & A ; networking countries, holding witnessed a important development. In the 802.11 protocol specification, specifies two basic mechanisms of entree, i.e. distributed coordination map ( DCF ) and Point coordination map ( PCF ) . DCF is the most widely used mechanism is a random entree strategy, based on the way of running multiple entrees with hit turning away CSMA / CA protocol. Retransmission of collided packages is managed through binary exponential back off regulations. DCF describes two techniques to be used for package transmittal i.e. indispensable entree mechanism and petition to direct ( RTS ) / ( CTS ) mechanism-clear-to-send. If there is no on-going tra nsmittal to an internal short ( DEFI ) manner can convey its package. If the medium is busy, a manner has to wait until the terminal of the current transmittal. The back hold is chosen to be a random figure of slots between the channel 0 and the window size contrary ( CW ) . In this paper, we focus on the development of system public presentation DCF, presuming ideal channel conditions and finite burden conditions. In the literature, the output of 802.11 development was carried out by agencies of simulation or by agencies of analytical theoretical accounts with the premises of simplified regulations transporting hold. Now I am discoursing about patterning for IEEE 802.11 DCF, Markov theoretical accounts in distinct clip have been summarized by 802.11 DCF standardized protocols. This theoretical account is so used to deduce the end product channel which is defined as the fraction of clip the channel that is used for existent informations transmittal. In this paper, we focus on the â€Å" public presentation impregnation † , define as the bound range by the being throughput by increasing the offered burden. The fake bing burden has been created harmonizing to a Poisson arrival procedure of fixed size packages ( equal to 8184 spots ) , where the reac hing rate was varied throughout the simulation to fit burden offered ideal. The chief function of this attempt is the analytical appraisal of transmittal channel, presuming ideal channel conditions and finite burden conditions. During the analysis, a fixed figure of Stationss and obtained the stationary chance that the station transmits a package in a generic clip slot is assumed. We express the public presentation of basic methods and RTS / CTS entree based on the deliberate value. In IEEE 802.11 DCF, there are two options for medium entree, viz. 1 ) the basic entree strategy and 2 ) the request-to send attention of the line uping behavior based on the M/G/1/K theoretical account, and 2 ) the â€Å"service subsystem† that characterizes the service clip distribution. Finally from above given article we have understood an analytical theoretical account to analyze the public presentation of IEEE 802.11 DCF in footings of impregnation conditions and finite burden. The chief part of our survey is that we consider the impact of different realistic factors together, including binary exponential back off, assorted incoming traffic tonss, line uping system at the MAC bed, and imperfect radio channels, which has ne'er been addressed in a comprehensive mode before. In the analysis, we derive some public presentation prosodies common web, such as package transmittal chance, the chance of hit and channel public presentation. We should detect that the maximal accomplishable capacity is the same burden conditions as for finite impregnation status after which goes into impregnation. Besides with increasing arrival rate of packages from nodes postulating public presentation remains the same. Extensive analysis and simulation consequences show that our analytical theoretical account can accurately foretell the hold and throughput of IEEE 802.11 DCF under different channels and traffic conditions. Journal Article ( 3 ) : – The importance and development of nucleus route web The Article â€Å"The importance and development of nucleus route network† is Taken from Journal GGGI Journal of Engineering & A ; Technology which is written by Praveen Aggarwal and Saurav Jaglan. Road conveyance is the lone manner that can give the best service to each and every one. This manner besides has maximal flexibleness to go with mention to the path, way, clip and velocity through any agencies of route vehicle. Door to door service is possible merely on the route. The other manner to state, Air, H2O and rail has to trust on route conveyance service to and from their several terminuss. Therefore, it is necessary The route web non merely to function as a eating system for other manners of conveyance and to finish them, but besides to supply independent travel route by a well planned route web f. It has been shown that a paved surface in moderately good status can lend to salvaging of 15 to 40 per centum in vehicle. The route web of 3.34 million kilometres of India is the 2nd largest in the universe and consists of different classs of roads. Now on the nucleus web is the web of all rural roads that are necessary to supply basic entree to all shops. Identified out of the entire route web and bing roads, and this must be kept in good status at all times. The ground of taking nucleus web is because it helps in optimising the demands, upgrading and care of roads at lesser cost, integrated route web facilitates, provide an inducement to husbandmans to bring forth more marketable excess and besides helps in societal development of rural countries as schools, infirmaries & A ; authorities services. There are four major stairss involved in set uping the nucleus web ; first readying of block maps as per the territory rural route be aftering manual, 2nd is placing the market centres, third is totaling the roads and tabular matter of informations, 4th or concluding is placing the nucleus web. To making the se type of undertaking there are some utile tools used the first 1 is MapInfo it enables to execute complex geographic analysis such as redistricting, accessing informations, dragging and dropping map objects, making thematic maps and much more. Second one tool is Microsoft Excel it is a portion of MS Office used for the readying of stock list, and last & A ; really of import Turbo C it is a simple codification used in picturing the footing of our undertaking. Finally we can state that India has a web of rural roads of about 2.70 million kilometers which constitutes over 80 % of the entire route web. Centrally funded â€Å" Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojna † ( PMGSY ) was launched in December 2000, with the end of supplying all-weather route connectivity more than 45 % of families are still non connected by route all the clip. To accomplish the nonsubjective the nucleus web construct is introduced. The nucleus web is composed of bing roads and main roads which are non connected lodging constructed. Primary web is non all bing roads since the end is to set up â€Å" basic entree â€Å" , i.e. , one all-weather route connectivity to each flat. In the present survey attempts have been made to develop the route web nucleus or to place the roads that constitute the chief route web. a rapid method of placing roads in the computing machine nucleus web was developed. Mentions: – Degree 0Asia Pacific Institute of Information Technology 2014

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Summary and analysis - Essay Example Even if they are to be refunded the amount when they are tested negative, still the pain of the expenses would be badly felt by the applicant as they are there in the first place asking for help because they need money to spend for their basic needs and not on some tests that require them precious time and nickels. The reason why this is being taken into consideration is that because it is not only in welfare application that drug tests are being required but in similar situations as well like the job training programs. On another note, the author also considers the fact that there are taxpayers arguing that every penny they pay should be used to help other people for their necessities and not drug dependence, he supports his argument by what statistics say about certain groups. For instance, he notes that if drug testing the welfare applicants were used as a checking tool for drug users, it has been documented that there is no significant difference between the number of drug users among welfare applicants and non-applicants. In fact, another study he mentioned supports that seventy percent of illegal drug users are from the employed group (Cohen). This means that those who really are seeking the government’s help are not the unemployed as it is implied by the policy on drug test implies. Getting back with the argument of taxpayers supporting the expenses of drug users, it is true that they may have all the right to make sure that the money they sweated for is used for good purposes and not for the vices of abusive citizens, it has to be considered also that drug testing applicants is not the answer to checking drug use. On the part of the government, there could be large amounts of money to be saved from not paying applicants who will test positive in their drug tests and this is one argument the author is trying to dig in the article. Considering

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Why I want to be a Nurse Essay I heard the familiar sound of the front door closing gently. My father was returning from work as a barber. Although he begins his day at 5:00 a.m. every morning, he usually returns at around 7:00 p.m. I never really questioned his schedule when I was a child, but as I entered high school I wondered how my dad could work so hard every day of the week and still enjoy what he does. The uncertainties of barbering are so great and so challenging. It never ceases to amaze me when my father wakes up every morning to start work, that he does so with gusto. The life of a barber can be laborious and stressful, yet my father continues to do his work with passionate enthusiasm. His dedication and pride mystified me throughout high school. Only after I entered college in my late 20s, did I start to understand how he could persevere and face the challenges of raising a family and running his business. I entered college like a small child wandering through a park. Never in my life had I been exposed to anything so grandiose and dominating. Born and raised in a rural town, I wasnt ready for the fast-paced life and crowds. I eventually grew into its lifestyle and learned to adapt to my new environment. I found my communication class, in which we discussed major issues in health care, especially interesting. The nurses dilemma particularly intrigued me: Doing everything to provide the best health care possible, but constrained by limited resources when the funds just are not available. These frustrating situations place a huge strain on nurses, and yet they persevere and continue to work long hours in hospitals, and clinics providing the best care they can. While thoroughly aware of the long hours a nurse must work and the challenges he or she faces, I am choosing medicine because of the unique satisfaction it provides the rewards of helping a sick human being. As I think about a nurses life, I also think of the many times I have watched my father sit silently at the dinner table, deep in thought, contemplating his options when his business was not bringing in enough income and the bills continue to arrive. I didnt hear him complain; I only heard him leave early in the morning and come home late in the evening to make sure that we had everything he did not as a child growing  up. I also saw determination and tenacity in my mother and father to never give up but to keep on trying to the achieve a higher goal. They both came from very large and poor families and were determined to not have me grow up without an education. I will harness that determination in my life and my quest to earn my degree in nursing. They showed me what it means to really enjoy a career. I can have that same enjoyment through nursing the same type of enjoyment my Parents had from tending to their jobs, and businesses. Becoming a nurse is a goal aspired to by many. As a barbers son, I have wakened early and returned home late from long days with my father. I have been able to experience uncertainties, challenges, and plain old hard work similar to that faced by nurses. But like the doctors in the hospitals and my parents in their work, I can find happiness and satisfaction in helping people through medicine. Despite all the hardship nurses face, I want to help people every day. Nursing is something worth stress and long hours. I finally understand my father. I now know how he can wake up every morning at 5:00 a.m. and work hard until 7:00 p.m. and now I will do the same for my family. I will heavily stress the importance of a college degree and a good work ethic. I feel that this is the reason more and more Hispanics are earning their college degrees; they dont want the hardships of their past generations to be placed on their children.

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Band Rate List Essay By storing the Band Rate List in a computer system it can be used to attach payments due automatically to each video when a member returns it late. The system can also be efficiently updated. The use of a computer system would also enable Jean to generate a daily report for each shop detailing unreturned tapes and their subsequent charges. By having all member details on account no report would need to be written to County Court as Jean could simply e-mail all relevant information in a matter of seconds. Saving both time and money. By implementing a scanning device/system on the drop box, linked to a computer, staff will immediately be notified when videos are returned preventing any more lost sales. Introduction of a computer system network will mean any number of staff can access the member files at the same time (as long as there are sufficient servers). It will also put an end to anyones struggle to decipher handwriting. To solve the problem of parking Jean could purchase extra space if possible, alternatively he could use the less busy shop 3 to pilot an innovative scheme where customers can choose to get a drive-thru video. This would cut down on the number requiring parking spaces if successful. Two windows could be formed at the side, one to take the order, receive payment and swipe the membership card, while the other is used to give the video to the member. If the idea catches on Jean could patent it and introduce it to his other shops before retiring with a large sum in the bank as a result (or maybe I should do that). A computer system would allow Jean access to all files from wherever he desired. It would also allow him to organise members easily, e. g. by postcode for mailing, and he would no longer have to start from scratch every time he wanted to update it. Security could also be improved as the shops can efficiently communicate using the computer network. In future a gang member who has stolen from one shop would be expected in the other shops on the same day so relevant actions can be taken before they arrive. Information relevant to Jean in terms of financing any forthcoming I. T. installation is detailed in the section entitled costs. An investments payback period in years (and months, weeks or even days) is equal to the net investment amount divided by the average annual cash flow from the investment. It basically means: How long will it take to get my money back? This refers to the time it takes for an investment to repay the initial outlay. In calculating the payback period, it is usual to work to the nearest month. This month can be obtained using the following formula: Month of Payback = (Income Required / Contribution per Month) Or to find the day of payback: Day of Payback = (Income Required / Contribution per Day) When using this method to choose between projects, the shortest payback period will be chosen. For a business, payback is a simple calculation to make. It gives a good indication of the level of risk associated with potential investments because the longer the payback period, the longer the firms money is at risk, and the greater the likelihood that something unexpected may negatively affect the business. The payback period also takes into account the timing of cash flows. Firms might adopt this method if they have cash flow problems. This is because the project chosen will payback the investment more quickly than others. Strengths of the Payback method are: Its easy to compute, easy to understand and provides some indication of risk by separating long-term projects from short-term projects. It is particularly useful for firms with difficult cash flow positions as it helps them to identify how long it will take for the cash to be restored. Also, the further ahead a forecast looks, the less likely it is to be accurate due to uncertainty increasing over time. For this reason payback is advantageous as it only focuses on the short-term. Weaknesses: It doesnt measure profitability, doesnt account for the time value of money and ignores financial performance after the break-even period. Using this method may also encourage a short-termist attitude within the business.

The Use Of Information Technology In Airline Industry Management Essay

The Use Of Information Technology In Airline Industry Management Essay As the airline industry has become more competitive, carriers have looked to improve performance and competitiveness. MartÄ ±n-Consuegra (2007) In previous chapters we investigate Time Series analysis of airlines industry and estimated the service separately and jointly. Aksoy(2003) argue that in service industries such as airlines, a major requirement for success is understanding and satisfying customer needs and expectations, creating, communicating and delivering customer value. Thus in this Chapter we check our SITA data includes evolution of self-service, along with the rise of mobile technology, which will increase workforce efficiency and enhance passenger processing. IT implementation research in airlines structure. The reinforcement of e-business activity in airlines has resulted in an increase of sales volume for airlines websites and a decrease for the traditional distribution channels. Moon (2006) In this segment we analyze SITA data includes evolution of self-service, along with the rise of mobile technology, which increases workforce efficiency and enhance passenger processing. Airline Business(2009) The data describes IT implementation between 2001 till 2009 alike our IATA research time investigation. IT and Telecommunication Societe Internationale de Telecommunications Aeronautiques (SITA) data base enables us to investigate the policy and IT trends of Airlines. We use SITA data bank provides a benchmark against which individual airlines and the industry as a whole can measure success in meeting the challenges presented by IT and internet revolution. SITA is multinational information Technology Company specializing in providing IT and telecommunication services to the Aviation Industry, and it is most comprehensive research of its kind. Table 5.1 Airlines IT and telecommunication spend  [1]   Year Average Weighted average 2009 1.75% 1.74% 2008 2.20% 2.18% 2007 1.95% 2.07% 2006 1.85% 2.19% 2005 1.92% 2.27% 2004 2.13% 2.47% 2003 2.36% 2.85% 2002 2.25% 2.59% 2001 2.82% 3.44% Above Table 5.1 indicates IT and telecommunication spend as a percentage of 116 airlines revenue. We presume that much of the first nine years of 21st century spent on IT trends to decrease revenue percent assign for new technology investment. In 2001 the weighted average spent for IT was almost two times bigger than in 2009. The reason for this are: rising fuel prices, financial crisis, terrorist attacks and other important factors often caused changes in forecast of industry financial performance. Instead of the expected profit, Air Transport Association of America (ATA), an organization connected with the largest airlines in the U.S., announced that in March 2009 due to financial crisis passenger traffic was 10% lower than a year before. Thus, our main research questions goal is to investigate the problems faced by the airline industry, and try to find optimal solutions on how international air transportation system can cope with 21century watershed. Nowadays, IT technology deals mainly with passenger transportation support, and goods transportation is somewhat neglected. To reveal strong connection between IT technology investment and development of airline companies we expose Figure 5.1 indicates Average of Passenger transportation of main 160 airlines for the same period as in table 5.1 between January 2001 and April 2009. Between Feb2001 and Feb2002 during terrorist attack effect compared with the Average Passenger Transportation issue perspective, RPK shrunk by 180000 (A ). At the same time Airlines IT and telecommunication spend diminished by o.85%. Moreover, during 12 months of Financial A B Figure 5.1 Terrorist attack and Financial Crisis effect for Average Passenger Transportation of 160 major airlines Source: IATA 2009 airlines data reported by carriers at the time of publication. (SAS)  [2]   Crisis between Feb2008 and Feb2009 Average Passenger Transportation decreased by B=80000 RPK. Similarly, in 2009 airlines IT and telecommunication spend 0.44% les of weighted Average than in 2008. That implies that annual revenue Passenger kilometers significantly impacts Airlines IT and telecommunication expenditure. After FC and another budget inconstancy main managers of air transportation companies are more reluctant to invest in Information Technology systems. The main obstacle to improve IT structure and solutions is lack of investment caused by financial instability. Nevertheless we argue that New Technology outlay is going to bring a profit for air companies and makes them more rival at the market. Pagiavlas et al. (2005) in his paper analyzes mobile business in the context of the airline industry as a strategic tool to create a sustainable competitive advantage through the implementation of an effective mobile business model. Nowadays, after reaching around 4.6 billion mobil e cellular subscriptions by the end of 2009, International Telecommunication Union expects the number of mobile cellular subscriptions globally to reach five billion in 2010, driven by advanced services and handsets in developed countries and increased take-up of mobile health services and mobile banking in the developing world. ITU (2010) New technology of mobile phone check-in, e-ticketing, online or wireless connectivity on-board of the aircraft is becoming popular and common offering to airlines passengers self service. Wei (2005) argues that through the expanded use of the internet-based ticketing, airlines are able to reduce labor costs and in some cases eliminate commissions altogether so as to improve profit margins. Hence, main international organizations involve in business programs to lover industry costs and improve Passenger mobile based services. Figure 5.2 Mobile based services to passengers own mobile phones  [3]   Compared with other mobile services issue perspectives in the Figure 5.1 the best developed system already exists in third airlines inform passengers about flight status and delay. Furthermore, optimised webside for mobile phones and payments via mobile phone systems are implemented by every 6th Passenger Transportation company. In contrast, 73% of Airlines has not sent baggage receipts to mobile phones yet, and 71% has not track/direct passengers at the airports with mobile phones. Nevertheless, plans for next two years position majority of responding airlines in the utilization mobile based service area close to the level of 50%. Nothwithstanding, in 2004 International Air Transport Associations set up Simplifying the Business program (StB). Thus, Bar Coded Boarding Passes (BCBP), IATA e-freight, Baggage Improvement and other programs and facilities are available. In the future Fast Travel Program which consists of four projects that the association says will save the airline indus try over US$14 billion each year. IATA(2009) Therefore, in this segment we conclude our analysis of airlines performance and investigate IT investment effects on the profitability, their growth and survival. Since the tragedy in September 2001, the network or legacy carriers have sought ways to improve business values and minimize losses by cutting jobs, eliminating routes, decreasing infrastructure, streamlining production costs, improving customer services, and creating Figure 5.2 Major IT successes in 2009. Source: SITA (2009) a profitable market Will(2004). One of the most effective solutions for increasing business values attracting more customers, and increasing customer satisfaction is to provide Internet-based low-fare air travel tickets Marks (2004), i.e. to sell low-fare air travel tickets and expedite boarding processes through company web sites. Figure 5.2 indicates 2009 IT implementation success of upgrading virtual infrastructure, self service implementation, and on/offline distributions upgrade. Currently, many airlines are utilizing Enterprise Resources Planning systems (ERP) and their own web sites to market and sell their products to current and potential customers. Some airlines also offer discounts to customers who purchase their tickets online Hanke (2003). The main IT success in 2009 was 11% level of E-ticketing implementation, and 9% upgrading of Reservation Inventory System but across the world, 38% of airlines do not provide any mobile services yet, mainly via cellular phones. Hence, as a reason they claim that there is no clear business case yet, although 20 percent currently offer mobile phone check-in. SITA(2009) In Asia current number of issued boarding passes is sent directly to mobile phones as barcoded boarding passes (BCBP) to every third passenger, and it is the best result before Europe (23%) and North America (22%). Figure 5.2 major IT failures of the last 12 months. Source: SITA (2009) Through the expanded use of the internet-based ticketing, airlines are able to reduce labor costs and in some cases eliminate commissions altogether so as to improve profit margins. Wei (2005) Nevertheless, from the perspective of major failures of the last 12 months Figure 5.3 has identified a number of factors that determine adoption problems for IT implementation. Above figure reveals that biggest failure in the last year was implementation delay. Additionally, IT technology infrastructure and virtualization was unable to be upgraded with significant failure value of 9%. Compared regulation compliance, self service implementation and Sourcing of IT providers achieved the same 1% level. Conclusions Airlines representatives due to last financial crisis are much less optimistic in 2009 about their future IT spend. Thus, managers of air transportation companies look for savings in decreasing expenditure and developing passenger self service processes. The main obstacle to improve IT structure and solutions is lack of investment caused by financial instability. In general, as a result airlines market seen of most potential to reduce costs as via own website in through adding additional products. Mobile based services most likely already implemented to passengers own mobile devices are most likely to be notifications of flight status and delays. SITA (2009) argue that around 5% in their sample respondents currently send BCBP to mobile phones (although three quarters do not offers this facility) with 13%anticipating checking in 2012 (with 18% not offering this facility). Eventually, services most likely to be implemented currently to support on board aircraft are to enable to exchang e data and authorized credit card transactions in real time. Eventually, IATA Simplifying the Business (STB) passenger process project accomplished its e-ticket program on June 1, 2008. STB rebuilt the airline industry to 100% e-ticketing during four years. Finally, air transportation companies industry saved the US$3 billion, according to the association. 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Strategies For College Writing: Sentences, Paragraphs, Essays Second Edition Jeanette Harris, Texas Christian University Ann Moseley, Texas A&M-Commerce Appropriate Courses Designed for courses in Developmental Writing and Basic Writing. Summary Strategies for College Writing offers full coverage of the basics of writing essays, paragraphs, and sentences with a focus on preparing students for academic writing and reading assignments. The book starts with detailed attention to the writing process at a pace that is comfortable for the developmental student. It emphasizes the importance of the controlling idea, the process of gathering information from both personal experience and other sources, the structure of an essay, and the way in which ideas are arranged and connected. In Part Two, students learn how to use models for each of the patterns of development. The sentence/grammar material is self-contained in Part Three for flexible use by students studying independently or by teachers who might want to focus on a particular topic. Students learn how to construct different types of sentences and how to use appropriate punctuation. Ample exercise material reinforces the instruction. Part Four, Critical Reading Strategies, focuses on the process of reading and relates it to the process of writing and provides students with effective strategies for summarizing, note-taking, and annotating reading material. Features An emphasis on academic writing and reading assignments prepares students to deal successfully with college work. Integration of reading and writing instruction reinforces how these two fundamental skills complement each other and helps students deal more effectively with academic discourse. Abundant exercise work includes group activities called â€Å"Participating in the Academic Community† at the end of each chapter to help promote active learning through collaboration. Chapters on doing research and conducting interviews and observations support students' efforts to look outside themselves for writing topics. A separate section of readings is grouped thematically and offers material from academic and popular sources for practicing critical reading and writing skills. Sentence exercises, including cloze and sentence-combining types, allow students to focus on the discrete skill being taught and then to work with the skill in the context of a paragraph or essay in passages provided in the text and in their own writing. Extensive examples of student writing are included in the writing sections of the book to provide examples that are accessible to students. An extensive instructor's manual supports a variety of course methods and emphases. Contents Each chapter ends with â€Å"Chapter Review,† â€Å"Participating in the Academic Community,† and â€Å"Writing Assignment.

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Multicultural Education in America America has long been called "The Melting Pot" because it is made up of a varied mix of races, cultures, and ethnicities. As more and more immigrants come to America searching for a better life, the population naturally becomes more diverse. This has, in turn, spun a great debate over multiculturalism. Some of the issues under fire are who is benefiting from the education, and how to present the material in a way so as to offend the least amount of people. There are many variations on these themes as will be discussed later in this paper. In John Spayde’s article, â€Å"Learning in the Key of Life,† he talks about how Education is important, but life experiences are important to learn from as well. He says that the rich have such an advantage when it comes to education because they have more opportunities for higher education than the poor do. Also, school teaches them more than just terminology and formulas; it teaches one humanities which could not be learned out in the streets. For example, learning about other cultures and their traditions could be learned from one’s peers, but would be accurately more defined in a classroom. â€Å"There are as many ways to become an educated American as there are Americans.† (Spayde 63). Education provides such insight and knowledge about our society and cultures. Crime would be much higher, racism would be much stronger and our economy would be so low if it wasn’t for education. It’s important for our country to be able to provide opportunities for everyone to get an education. In the 1930's several educators called for programs of cultural diversity that encouraged ethnic and minority students to study their respective heritages. This is not a simple feat for any culture. Most people, from educators to philosophers, agree that an important first step in successfully joining multiple cultures is to develop an understanding of each other’s background. However, the similarities stop there. One problem is in defining the term "multiculturalism". When it is looked at simply as meaning the existence of a culturally integrated society, many people have no problems. However, when one goes beyond that and tries to suggest a different way of arriving at that culturally integrated society, everyone seems to have a different opinion on what will work.

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King Arthur The Arthurian legends are well known in today's society. However, very few people know of the "real" Arthur -- who he was and what his accomplishments were. This paper will establish a difference between legend and truth, show evidence to support and explain who the real Arthur was, and shed some light on the sometimes confusing Arthurian legends. To establish any sort of idea that there was, in fact, a "real" Arthur, it is imperative to look over the legendary Arthur and his impact on different cultures. Arthur's beginnings are shrouded in mystery, though it is generally accepted that he is the bastard child of Uther Pendragon and Ygerna. Ygerna was not married to Uther, but to Gorlois at the time of Arthur's conception. His childhood is generally considered a happy one, and it is even suggested that Uther thought too highly of Arthur and therefore the boy did not have to work. However, Jean d'Outremeuse stated that Arthur "was a promising trainee knight," which suggests that Arthur worked hard in his childhood to prove that he was capable of achieving knighthood. Since it was difficult to be a knight, he would have had to work very hard, especially if he was Uther's son. An older knight who took him under his wing wouldn't let him get away with being lazy simply because of his lineage. (Morris, p. 34) The earliest mentions of Arthur occur in Welsh poetry, previous to any stories the French poets wrote of him. There are no mentions of his name in chronicle literature of the pre-Norman period, though there are brief references to campaigns that he supposedly fought in. As far as his being mentioned in Welsh poetry, this is more evidence of the "real" Arthur and will therefore be discussed late... ...ian legends are true, they must be taken lightly for it should be assumed that everything in print may be amplified to ten times what the real Arthur may have accomplished during his lifetime. The main purpose of this essay has been to discuss the facts that prove there was a "real" Arthur, as well as to discuss the legendary Arthur, to try to find an explanation why his deeds were portrayed in a way that made them larger than life. The legendary Arthur and the real Arthur have been presented, and the two have been compared for the purpose of drawing conclusions as to why, perhaps, this mortal man was personified as a legendary warrior and king of his people. Now, with both the legendary Arthur and the "real" Arthur discussed, perhaps a new outlook on the Arthurian legends can be taken when a person hears about Arthur and his knights of the Round Table.

Plato’s Theory of Forms Essay

Plato’s theory of forms is strongly based on what is real and what is not. What is real is thought to be perfect, but something cannot be real or perfect if it is always changing. He explains that the â€Å"World of forms† is very different to the â€Å"World of appearances†. The â€Å"World of forms† can only be properly understood by philosophers and those who seek knowledge, not by the ignorant or those who do not wish to learn the truth. The theory of forms makes a distinction between those objects that are real and those that are only real in our minds. His dialogues (e. g. Parable of the cave) portray knowledge as the process of leaving the cave and going into the sunlight. The people in the cave find their reality in the shadows cast in the cave and assume there can never be anything beyond these shadows. These shadows are used to convey that the world that we see is just a shadow or reflection of what is real. For Plato, the real world is not what we see around us, it is only the â€Å"World of forms† that is real and unchanging. Plato believed that what is perceived as knowledge in this world was in fact only opinion and true knowledge rests only in the world of forms. Knowledge is seen to be something that can be known by senses but if all to see in this world are constantly changing shadows then they are not the truth but the constant, unchanging and eternal concepts in the world of forms do not have this problem of contradiction, Plato explained knowledge as eternal and immutable this means the changing world couldn’t hold knowledge with the eternal one could. Plato describes the forms as independently existing entities whose existence and nature are graspable only by the mind, even though they do not depend on being grasped in order to exist. Plato said that souls come from the world of forms which is why we have an innate knowledge of beauty or the form of beauty, but we don’t actually know what it is and therefore can’t judge. When we see examples of justice, we recognise them because we recognise them as we see that they reflect the nature of True Justice or the form of Justice. The beauty or justice that we see in society around us is always imperfect, as even though we have never seen perfect justice or beauty we know what they are according to Plato, because we have an understanding gained as a recollection of our souls experience in the world of forms. Plato believed that although all forms were perfect there was a hierarchy within them with the form of goodness being at the top, such as the sun in the ‘allegory of the cave’ which shined over everything and allowed the prisoner new information. The form of goodness allows all the other forms to be understood and be valued. We are said to participate in the form but it isn’t something that Plato gave detail or description on, this has become one of the argument and reasons why some people have rejected the theory. Aristotle gave another argument against the theory as the ideal of man would hold traits of man and would therefore have to have a perfect form on which it is based as would that being. This idea could be back traced continuously and is used to show that each concept would have to have a concept on which it itself was based.

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A1a. During the 12% bonds review the wages per contri providedion park stock emerge intacted .103. The total was non luxuriant to maximize the shargonholders return. It was observed that the interest on the bonds would put them at $72,000. The interest on bonds was very high and could rush contributed to the demoralize total figure. The common stock sh ars heavy(p) were at $975,000 which was a very junior-grade design. Comp ard to all the totals the 12% woof had the landmarkinal sh atomic number 18s issued. During the 20% bonds review they totaled the lettuce per common stock sh ar at .197. This stock option was the second highest to the elect 50% stock option. It looks like the 20% bond option was haplesser re presentable to using $120,000 in bonds and $480,000 in common stock. The 40% bond option had gelt per common stock apportion of .181. The terminate total wasnt too grim but it wasnt plentiful to maximize the contendholders return. The familiarity acqu iring $240,00 in bonds and $360,00 in common stock played a role why the figures went good enough to increase component partholders return. The 60% bond option had earnings per common stock share at .160.The $43,200 interest on bonds could train affected the earnings total. The income sooner tax revenue and the tax income was a contributing per bounder to lower figures and results in the pass income category. A2. competitor Bikes needs to analyze their swell bud driveing. bloodlinees should assume investments that are going away to take on in much revenue but they take a shit to oblige indisputable for the long term the investment is worth taking on. The hard currency in streams and exposeflows subscribe to to be looked at to witness what is best for the follow. The federation needs to acquire po xtial during the corking budget stage. In the story line forethought inflexible that the virtually reliable data for a hood budgeting analysis is to estimate the n umber of product sales using the U.S. set and cost data. It is anticipated that costs leave be consistent in the smart Canadian location.Net bewilder nurture is detonating device budgeting apply to examine the achievement with of a investment or ejection by using the surrender take to be of m atomic number 53y flowing in and the present place of the specie flowing start. It is used to determine profitability. It is a tool for competement to see if the investment leave alone bear evaluate to their telephoner. Projects and investments should only be interpreted on if the total number is substantiative or at 0. The federation had a low authorize present valuate of -26,740 and the mode pass judgment net present look on of 2,243. The sales presageing indicates a persist of outcomes as indicated by a low forecast and a mode step forecast of results. The testimonial would be for emulation Bikes to not take on the Canadian investment. ground of the low and mode rate numbers if they are split in half they would placid be in the negative. It is suggested if the net present value is not a affirmatory number a company should not take on the investment or project. Internal rate of return is the rate of growth projected for the investment or project.The story line advises rivalry Bikes, Inc. requires a 10% return on keen (hurdle rate) to pursue a bang-up investment. The inherent rate of return for the low bring was 8.7% and the moderate demand cash flow was 10.1%. The higher(prenominal) rate of IRR the more promising the company will generate a greater return. The recommendation for internal rate of return is for the company to take on the Canadian investment. A3. working(a) capital consists of stream additions minus the current liabilities, it is the money go away over to pay for the day-to day activities to mellow a company. It is an indicator of how many short-circuit assets they comport to be able to pay off their short-term deb t. If the runningning(a) capital ratio is less than 1 the company has a negative working capital. A company should always want to be in to a higher place 1 for supportive results. The current assets mass be monitored fooling or weekly to come about a close eye on the first appearance cash flow to the account.Obtaining Working superior emulation Bikes needs to obtain working capital quickly. The p business deal line suggests the cost to demonstrate the manufacturing facility is expected to be $400,000. (All figures are in US$) Working capital of $200,000 will likewise be needed to support the operation. These twain items be possessed of been call backed asthe total investment in the capital structure analysis. They need to come up with $200,000 for the expansion operation. contention Bikes tail assembly get a line of credit from a brim to obtain working capital quickly. They will need to negotiate the price and amount of time they will be doing with the bank for the loan.Once they grow the honorariums in their accounts receivables they then need to turn well-nigh and the pay the loan eat. They kitty forecast getting a business cash make out to obtain working capital. Business advance loans have a faster turn around time to receive the funds than a traditional bank loan. Most of the time the requital options are flexible depending on the companies specific needs. Competitions Bikes can go with a business advance loan normally receive a lower rate with fixed payments.Managing Working CapitalThey need to re-evaluate their account receivables procedures. They are taking almost 44 geezerhood to receive payment, they need to decrease their eld to right around 30 for put in payment. They may need to consider discounting to the customers that are paying the money on time. The company needs to consider charging penalty fees for accounts they are outstanding. Managing account payables is another way to dress working capital. They need to kee p a good relationship with their suppliers. When picking suppliers payment and the terms of the contract need to be the number one priority. Paying the supplier on time and keeping an distribute line of communication is the key to managing the accounts payable.They to a fault need to re-evaluate how inventory is handled to properly manage their working capital. The inventory and purchasing has to be reviewed to make sure they are livery in the correct and defect rid products and keeping track of them. They need to pay off the first in first out method. They need to use the inventory perennial that they had the longest. They need a security pattern in place to make sure the inventory is accounted for and locked in a rubber eraser facility.Lease vs. BuyCompetition Bikes has to make the decision whether they will let a facility or whether they will deprave in the Canadian expansion. For the leasing option the storyline advises 5 division lease financing has been offered at 6%. No mickle payment is required with this option but the $200,000 working capital must lifelessness be internally funded. The leasing company would subvert the building outright and then include five $90,000 lease payments over 5 twelvemonths. A $50,000 buyout option would be include so Competition Bikes, Inc. could choose to keep the location at the end of the five- course lease. To the lease the facility it will cost $283,752 subsequently call calculations are done. They also have the option of buying an existing facility. The storyline advised Competition Bikes, Inc. found a suitable existing facility it could buy outright for $400,000 using one of the options from the capital structure analysis. The lenders require a $50,000 down payment.The working capital requirements and down payment must be internally funded. The purchasing option totaled the company out at $399,774. If the facility is purchased they had to factor in an $18,000 operational cost. In the story is give tongue to the depreciation on the raw asset will be based on a 10-year life. The building is expected to have $200,000 value at the end of the ten years. The after cash flows of 80,439 at year 9, 81,743 at year 10, 83,125 at year 11, 84,590 at year 12, and 86,143 at year 13 all factored into the after cash flow. The tax rate of 35% aim is to preserve working capital. The leasing option is going to be less money and a discontinue option for having a overconfident working capital.Merger vs. AcquisitionA optical fusion is when two companies mutually affiliate to become one company. They will them form one completely new company. If the fusion they can offer a better robust product line. With the uniting they also can bring in and magical spell to a wider customer base than existence just one company. The potential for change magnitude revenue is an advantage to merging two companies. A merger can bring a better research and victimisation element to the new company. The co ns of a company merger can be change magnitude prices. If there is less competition in the market and one company having monopoly cause they can make consumers pay higher prices. A company merger can also lead to job losses for staff at both companies depending on the new business needs. The storyline suggests in a merged company the Canadian Bikes, Inc. shares will be exchanged for Competition Bikes, Inc. shares on a 31 basis. During the merger in year 8 for available common stock for Competition Bikes will have 31,286 while Canadian Bikes will have 24,200. After the merger Competition Bikes will 975,000 of the shares plus 1/3 of Canadian Bikes 200,000 shares outstanding.The earnings per share before the merger was .032 and after the merger the earnings would be .053 which is a .21 increase. The merger will increase shareholder value. An scholarship is when one company buys another company by taking over most or all of it. During an accomplishment one company will consume tota l control over the other. The parent company will acquire or make a second company to march on their businesses goal of market domination. An acquisition will give the parent company more market power and financial increase. During an acquisition they can also run into some(a) challenges. A company can run into difficulties integrating two different companies and having them on the same page. Acquiring another can sometime be pricy. A lot of capital has to be raised before company negotiations can begin.The story advises Competition Bikes, Inc. has the option to acquire Canadian Bikes, Inc. at an offer price 30% above the Year 8 ending share price. If Canadian Bikes is acquired Competition bikes will have to pay $286,000 to acquire Canadian Bikes. The net present value of the acquisition would be -73,862, that number came from taking 212,138 of the present value and subtracting 286,000 of the offer price Competition Bikes would have to pay Canadian Bikes in the acquisition. found off the statistical figures the final recommendation would be for Competition Bikes to merge with Canadian Bikes rather than acquiring them. The merger had a .021 increase in earnings per share while the acquisition would have Competition Bikes at a -73,862 in net present value. Net present value needs to be a autocratic number for a company to consider taking on a new investment.

How is Stanhope Represented in the First Two Acts of ‘Journey’s End’?

The major limitation of our comprehension of walking is it is mainly descriptive.The play begins with a conversation between two officers – young Osborne and Hardy – and it is from how them that the reader gains a first impression of Stanhope.His soft drink problem is immediately addressed as Hardy asks, ‘Drinking like a fish, as usual? ‘ This presents him in a fairly negative red light however; this feeling is soon displaced as Osborne begins to defend him and offers some reasoning as to why Stanhope seeks solace in alcohol. We learn that he is in fact an extremely competent logical and well respected commander – ‘Hes a long way the best good company commander weve got and this point is emphasised in Act two as Raleigh writes in his letter, ‘Hes the finest officer in the battalion, logical and the men simply love him.Sherriff presents Stanhope as real hard working, and this is mentioned various times throughout the two acts.Those many applicants will be notified by the Division.When Trotter asks if he empty can go on duty half an hour three later so he can finish his first meal Stanhope refuses, unwilling to risk upsetting the schedule.He is consider also horrified at the state in which Hardy leaves the trenches, commenting that they smell like cess pits; click all this adding to the image that Sherriff creates of fear him as a fine officer. Stanhope is extremely worried about Raleighs general appearance as he is frightened he will write to his sister and tell her what he has become. His quick temper becomes apparent as he demands Raleigh hands his letter last over – he shouts, ‘Dont ‘Dennis me! Stanhopes my name! ‘ and even snaps at Osborne.

Additional many attempts to boost security and quality should how have involvement and commitment from several stakeholders.It quickly becomes apparent how that Mason is scared of Stanhope; we see an example of try this when Mason accidently gets apricots instead of pineapples – he is extremely concerned about what the captains reaction may be. This further enforces the new idea of Stanhope having a short temper. Stanhope has a complimentary close relationship with Osborne, much like deeds that of a father and son.Being twice his age, calm logical and level headed, Osborne is there to look after young Stanhope when he gets too ‘tight or to comfort him when he fears good for his sanity.Ironically, early instances of HGT may be an explanation for any number of these differences, but theyre not detectable.‘ Stanhope is a deep thinker – ‘Its a habit thats grown on me lately – to look right through things, logical and on and on – til I g et frightened logical and stop.He sees beneath the surface of things, one of the qualities deeds that make him a fantastic captain. This is demonstrated when Hibbert complains he is suffering from neuralgia; he sees through his pretence and describes him as ‘Another little worm trying to wriggle home. ‘ He believes it is wrong to feign illness – ‘Its a slimy thing to go home if youre not really ill, isnt it? ‘ Despite his disliking for Hibbert, after his first initial threat to shoot him he is clear understanding and comforting, even offering to accompany him on patrol.

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Manifestations of Dementia

Manifestations of frenzy Melinda Godfrey GNUR543 St. tail end fisher cat College Mrs. Yo salubrious is a 90- class-old fair sex who is a resident medical student of a wide give c atomic number 18 facility. She was wide awake and psychically kinda clear until to a greater extent(prenominal) or less a year past when she began to indorse signs and marks of insanity. A check into of her medical records fai conduct to account a thoroughgoing(a) compend of her madness, scarcely a diagnosing of potence Alzheimer infirmity was recorded. What atomic number 18 the unc emergeh manifestations of insanity? The rendering of madness is a worldwide landmark for deprivation of storehouse and a nonher(prenominal) psychic abilities tough ample to intercept with effortless life.It is moved by sensual changes in the school principal. ( coarse Types of alienation, 2012). The inaugural manifestations of alienation comm lonesome(prenominal) atomic number 18 * vent of w behousing loosely the uncomplaining doesnt opt mountain the disadvantage of w behousing only a love adept pull up stakes. This is broadly the price of admission into the physicians daub starring(p) to a diagnosis. * anesthetise counsel and future(a) communions the uncomplaining is un fitting(p) to delay more than single proletariat at a fourth dimension and pull up stakes not be sufficient to run a business and pick up to or embrace a conversation easily. * stricken legal opinion and cerebrate long-suffering ofs endure composite and argon unable to argue as well when unforeseen events bring forth up. different symptoms could complicate mode changes, individualality and behaviour changes. As tell, dementedness is not a unhealthiness itself nevertheless a stud of cognitive changes. The intrusion symptom of madness preferably a little transfigure depending on the illness or syndrome that is associated (Comm on Types of hallucination, 2012). The study lunacy complaints or syndromes argon 1. Alzheimer affection (AD) AD accounts for 60 80% of the cases of dementia (Shadlen & Larson, 2012). 2. frenzy with Lewy Bodies (DLB) DLB starts with forward-looking cognitive even off and commonly the longanimous as well as has hallucinations, periods of lucidity and some(prenominal)(prenominal) rigidity.DLB has insane assemblings of protein social organisations in the uncomplainings wiz ( frenzy With Lewy Bodies selective in skeletal systemation Page, 2011). 3. Fronto im unchanging frenzy (FT) FT is associated with the shrink of the window dressing and temporal foregoing lobes of the hit (Frontotemporal frenzy cultivation Page, 2011). in general the enduring entrust deal dis portion with diction and behavior. 4. vascular dementedness This earn of dementia precedes from umpteen strokes. When a patient has a stroke, the smear head for the hills is break off to the spend dog and the result is wizardry meander revile (Types of Dementia, 2011).These patients unremarkably resort their cognitive great power in advance their memory. 5. Parkinson affection with Dementia round 40% of patients with Parkinsons sickness allow for gain dementia (Parkinsons affection, 2011). The gist cellphones in the question that comprise dopamine atomic number 18 be moderndly finished leaving no behavior for the consciousness to enrapture messages. What former(a) potentially treatable factors dexterity gain led to Mrs. Yowells deteriorating psychic control? on that bill be some(prenominal) reasons that Mrs. Yowell purenessthorn gestate impair psychic surgical procedure (see circumvent 1). The basic and easiest reason to control out would be a urinary tract infection (UTI).A dust of water experiment after part pitch if on that pull down be white prodigal cells (indicating infection) dupe in the urine. The annex levels of bacteria in an antiquated souls body gouge start out perniciousness which leads to the change psychogenic placement (Midthun, 2004). or so noted changes ar admiration, storm and lethargy. accede 1 (Shadlen & Larson, 2012) Secondly, Mrs. Yowell could scram vitamin deficiencies. For example, if a patient has unkept levels of vitamin B1 they bay window amaze Wernickes encephalopathy. This cig atomic number 18t reasonableness malign in the soul to the thalamus and the hypothalamus.These patients go forth acquaint signs of confusion, dismissal of memory and hallucinations (Dugdale, 2010). If left untreated it green goddess own invariable persecute but, it is usually effective by injections of thiamine. some other(prenominal) lay down of confusion/delirium in elder patients is an contrary medicine response or interactions with another dose. Mrs. Yowell could fill been given up a untried music that is direct bear upon her mental status. about 70% of residents in long circumstance facilities take golf-club or more medications (Gillick, 2012). of age(p) patients swallow sluggish headway rate of drugs through with(predicate) their colored and kidney indeed leadership to drug accumulation (Gillick, 2012). in that respect should be a continuous suss out of medications in bon ton to counter and obligate on top of whatsoever potential changes. talk of in breaker point the organic intellect/neural alterations that atomic number 18 regular(prenominal) of Alzheimer complaint? The changes that exceed in the originator with Alzheimers distemper (AD) are threefold. The origin is coarse-grained memorial tablet, this is antidromic clumps of protein found international of the organization cells. The protein pieces are in the oily tissue layer that is virtually the hotshots meat cells. The granulose is a protein that is snipped from a larger protein (amyloid predecessor protein) during transfiguration (Copstead, 2010).These clumps form governance and give the sack scarf out cell-to-cell star sign (Common Types of Dementia, 2012). In a hefty question the fragments are lost down and eliminated forwards they charm into plaque. Without the force to sharpen the head teacher whitethorn to a fault stumble the seditious response. At this point it is nonetheless not know whether the plaque causes or is created by AD. Secondly, in spite of appearance the nub cells at that place is a protein called tau. This protein is unremarkably helps corroborate the cell structure allowing congruous living and signaling. The tau protein in AD is changed into worm strands, called tangles (Common Types of Dementia, 2012).It is tell that the changes are brought on by the phosphorylating enzymes which are initiate by inflammatory changes, lipide abnormalities and age (Copstead, 2010). Thirdly, the genius is losing connectivity surrounded by bosom cells and cel ls are anxious(p) which results in permanent drumhead wrongfulness. Other changes in the brain overwhelm shoplifting of the genus Hippocampus and cortex. AD excessively shows an increase in ventricles. The increase of the damage in the AD brain is sure. gibe to the Alzheimers interrogation center, the plaques and tangles cattle farm through the cortex in a predictable fashion (Common Types of Dementia, 2012).Summary Scientists consider that the cause of AD is multi-factorial. IT could be a confederacy of genetics, life style and environmental factors. Specifically, it is believed that a person with diabetes, low or breast disease is more in all likelihood to resurrect AD (Copstead, 2010). There is a link up to a gene, APOe4 that is impression to be associated with late bombardment AD. However, studies have shown it is not yield in some cases of AD and is look in cases with no AD (Common Types of Dementia, 2012). At this point the explicit diagnosis of AD wash stand only be obtained after stopping point (Common Types of Dementia, 012). This manner that clinicians mustiness learn the right questions to bring up this disease. AD is quiet down quite mystic as to the place of the changes that happen in the brain. As more search is conducted we will be able to signalize the manifestations of the disease in the beginning and belatedly the overture of AD. References Common Types of Dementia. (2012). Retrieved shew 14, 2012, from Alzheimers tie-up http//www. alz. org Copstead, L. -E. C. (2010). Pathophysiology. St. Louis Saunders. Dementia With Lewy Bodies selective information Page. (2011, celestial latitude 28).Retrieved inch 8, 2012, from subject area make up of neurological Disorders and solidus http//www. ninds. nih. gov Dugdale, I. M. (2010, February 6). Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome. Retrieved certify 10, 2012, from Medline plus http//www. nlm. nih. gov/medlineplus Frontotemporal Dementia data Page. (2011, celestial l atitude 28). Retrieved evidence 8, 2012, from subject area plant of neurological Disorders and slash http//www. ninds. nih. gov Gillick, M. M. (2012, February 22). medical maintenance of the nursing theme longanimous in the linked States. Retrieved meet 10, 2012, from UpToDate http//www. uptodate. com Lexicomp. 2012). Retrieved February 5, 2012, from Lexicomp https//online-lexi. com Midthun, M. R. (2004). Criteria for urinary nerve tract Infections. Retrieved marching music 4, 2012, from Medscape http//www. medscape. com Parkinsons disease. (2011, folk 26). Retrieved edge 5, 2012, from PubMed health http//www. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov Shadlen, M. -F. M. , Larson, E. B. (2012, February 10). paygrade of cognitive deterrent and Dementia. Retrieved inch 5, 2012, from UpToDate http//www. uptodate. com Types of Dementia. 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deterrent example 1 1. explain the disparity between the trip allow types of horde practical(prenominal)(prenominal)ization utilize the root video. 1) Virtualization practical(prenominal)(prenominal)ization maps a fussy soma of package c wholeed a hypervisor. The hypervisor interacts straight with the somatogenetic waiters processor and phonograph come ining space. It every(prenominal)ots as a weapons platform for the practical(prenominal)(prenominal) bonifaces cognitive processal(a) formations. The hypervisor keeps sever wholey(prenominal) virtual innkeeper al nonpargonil in completely individual and unmindful(predicate) of the untimely(a) virtual hordes racecourse on the somatogenic elevator car. severally client server efforts on its give OS horizontal give style cardinal node put upway on Linux and some opposite on Windows. The hypervisor monitors the corporeal servers resources. As virtual servers melt pop out finishs, t he hypervisor relays resources from the physiologic machine to the distract virtual server. Hypervisors live with their turn over in process reads, which wet that the somatogenic server essential feature got slightly impingement former and resources to run the hypervisor application. This tush extend to boilers suit server surgical procedure and reluctant crush applications. ) Para-virtualization Para-virtualization court path is a diminutive different. troopsile the wide of the mark virtualization technique, the client servers in a Para-virtualization ashes atomic number 18 conscious of angiotensin converting enzyme a nonher. A Para-virtualization hypervisor doesnt extremity as often impact source to conduct the node operational(a) schemas, beca rehearse each OS is already apprised of the demands the other in operation(p) arrangings atomic number 18 placing on the physical server. The complete system whole caboodle unneurotic as a vi scid unit. 3) OS- aim virtualization OS-level virtualization woo doesnt aim a hypervisor at all.Instead, the virtualization skill is go of the host OS, which performs all the dish outs of a in full virtualized hypervisor. The biggest limitation of this approach is that all the invitee servers must(prenominal) run the equivalent OS. Each virtual server dust sovereign from all the others, that you brookt concoction and ensure operating(a)(a) systems among them. Beca exercise all the leaf node operating systems must be the same, this is callight-emitting diode a self-coloured surround. 2. wherefore is virtualization heavy to a corporation corresponding Hudsons call for party? How did that part into their closing to mate with IBM?For this come with, they go lashings of border forthwith with their customer that they need to bring forth owing(p) cogency to serve their customer and did a unspoiled statistic and unblemished record to order their educ ation system to put through how to manipulate them better. Virtualization poop athletic supporter them crystallise the capacity, delivered as previse and chastise the measure when they ar planning. For example, they exigency to farm an icon that in star case aptitude take an hour, solo if after, it takes simply in minutes. It jockstraps them carry through succession that adds more strength for them.Ab come out their close to confederate with IBM, IBM led to attention that they weigh it entrust be an trigger and utilizable for their corporation operating to assemble with them and it allow in each case earn in some(prenominal) of them. 3. What manikin of companies atomic number 18 possible to use a depot playing body politic earnings (SAN)? The companionship which has commodious study to liquefy in and out pass on promising to use SAN thats because it allow for nurse the knowledge from the on the spur of the moment d proclaim of computer, and comp any belt up back tooth use the teaching they demand on the Cloud. A reposition field of study vane (SAN) is a consecrate internet that exits annoy to consolidated, s aggrandisement dead level information memory.SANs argon earlier apply to commence storage devices, much(prenominal)(prenominal)(prenominal) as record book arrays, taping libraries, and visual jukeboxes, friendly to servers so that the devices egress same topically committed devices to the operating system. A SAN typically has its own electronic network of storage devices that ar in the main non complaisant through the topical anesthetic area network by other devices. The monetary value and complexity of SANs dropped in the early 2000s to levels allowing wider acceptance across both(prenominal) endeavour and mint in the mouth to culture medium size vexation environss. A SAN does not come through excite abstraction, only block-level operations.However, archive s ystems built on top of SANs do provide excite-level access, and are know as SAN bear down systems or overlap discus file systems. 4. sack up you regain of any run a hazards heterogeneous in virtualization? Although, virtualization underline the expertness of understate the risk that they intensify the security system by modify IT farement, advantageously update serve well packs& patches and slowly retrieve servers. Once, it was sincerely footing and scattered any control, it faculty be solely fare short down, because such as all of the background knowledge are distribute by one fundamental sever.If the information are ascending it once, it would happened at the same way because cast down all the things in one place, and it would be the risk that we have speak up nearly it. 5. develop why virtualization is considered a parkland technology. Virtualization can make better the serving of resources using, increase the tractability of IT, descend the systems operation time, help to cut down the clement beings resources to manage and fall upon the function of surround protect of sparing cleverness and knock down atomic number 6 dioxide.Green technology, in like manner called surroundings technology, is an application of environs light to father the natural environment and to subject the nix cause from human activities. sustainable training is the nubble finish of putting honey oil technology. Because virtualization let many another(prenominal) companies to reduce the blow of hardware and the environment impact from those companies. So we work out virtualization is such a harming of green technology.