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 Descriptive Essay About The Gym
Walking into first period, which was gym. My friend Kyle was walking me there. So? How was
your weekend Jazzy? My eye automatically shifted towards a cutie pie walking thr the halls. His
name is Govanni. He was so handsome, so strong, I love how his hair stands up when he walks,
fluffy it is, it was like watching a cloud just sit there on his head. RINGGGGGGGGGGG! , goes the
school bell. Bye ! She yelled to Kyle I better get going she told herself. Hello students ! How was
your weekend !? the gym teacher said in a very loud and manly voice. Today is, Let s start this
week by lifting weights! Who s down for going first !? Of Course, she lifted her hand. She wanted
to see if that can impress Govanni I will go sir. she said in a passionate voice. Alright then, let s do
this! The gym teacher said with a smile. He grabbed a 15 pound weight. Here, take these. the gym
teacher said with a HUGE smile. She grabbed the weights and was done right away. There ! she
said with a red face. She looked straight to Govanni She had no idea what he was thinking but she
knew that he loved it. The next morning, when she was getting ready to look good for Govanni. She
put on 100 layers of mascara, and 100 layers of foundation, and a lot more. Jazzy!!!! You ready to go
honey !? said Jazzy s mom. I m going Mom! I m only on my 98th wipe of Mascara! yelled Jazzy in
a hustle. As she ran down stairs, she remembered
 How Is Harrison Bergeron Violated
The story Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. explains that people are being forced to wear
handicaps to make everyone equal in every aspect. Also, a man called Harrison Bergeron was
sent to prison without a trial because the government believed that he was planning to overthrow
the government but later on he escapes. It also explains that Harrison goes to the TV studio
where a ballerina had given the news to the public and claims that he is the Emperor of everyone.
He soon told everyone that he was going to select an Empress and so, a ballerina stood up and
became his Empress. Harrison and the ballerina soon started to dance and kissed. As they were
dancing Diana Moon Glampers, the Handicap General, came in and shot both Harrison and the
ballerina and command everyone who had their handicaps off to put them on before they too get
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For example, one law that was violated was amendment VI.(n.d., 1791) This law was violated when
the handicap General didn t give Harrison Bergeron a trial and instead killed him. (Vonnegut, 1961)
Another law that was violated was amendment VIII.(n.d., 1791) This law was violated when the
Handicap General used cruelty punishment which was death.(Vonnegut, 1961) These were some
laws that were violated.
To solve the problems in Harrison Bergeron I have proposed a new legislation. This new
legislation is explaining that law enforcement may not kill a person before going to trial to find
the person s correct and fair punishment. What this legislation is saying that no police officer,
sheriff, or etc. are allowed to kill a person before going to trial to find the accused person correct
punishment. There will be no exceptions in this law. This is the new legislation I have
 Privacy Issues in the Banking Industry
Introduction
With the improvement of technology continuously growing every day, privacy has become one of
the most important issues in today s society. Privacy refers to one s right to control how your
personal information is collected and used by financial institutions. It is the financial institution s
responsibility to provide security to your personal information. Security refers to the obligation of
the company that collects and uses your information to ensure that your information is safe against
unauthorized uses (Privacy Rights Clearinghouse). For the banking industry, identity theft is a
growing concern for customer privacy. Identity theft can occur anywhere including the internet. The
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The GLB Act, especially, was not designed to protect the consumers alone. Instead, I think it is
designed to protect both the business and consumer world. From a business perspective, it is
important to yield a net proftiprofit. When financial institutions share customer information with
other affiliates, it is with an objective of money making in mind. Hence to please the customer, the
GLB Act added an opt out option to its regulations for consumers if they do not want their
information to be shared. There is nothing else that a consumer can do to prevent financial
institutions from sharing their information. This loophole within the regulations that do not fully
protect consumer privacy and does not give the consumer total control over how their information is
shared. The ability to protect one s private information is limited. It places the burden on the
consumer to protect their own privacy. And they only have one option, which is to opt out .

With the GLB Act, banks and financial institutions are left on their own to develop an appropriate
security program that is suitable to the business . In the end, there are no standards to decide
whether the security program is suitable enough or not. The GLB Act alone only acts as a guideline
for banks to follow to cover privacy concerns instead of a mandatory rule to
 The Rainy River Summary
guilt of memories and shame. Although, these young men, these soldiers, start thinking of being
stateside with young women, and friends, they realize two things could possibly be happening,
one this is only imagination or the real world still exist outside the horrors of Vietnam. While
fulfilling their tour, Alpha Company must learn how to deal with loss, fear and guilt that comes
from the death the war creates while watching people die. This outlook is like watching someone
with cancer, or a platoon glow from rounds of florescent gleam from that of napalm. This
assessment of an emotional weight remains somewhat to that of one person who fell on a killer
grenade and now remains surrounded with the smell of death. Tim explains how as these men
carry a large emotional load, they also seem surrounded by many wounded grunts and demise. The
rainfall and cold never stop as it only sets in, making the cold settle into their aching bones like a
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O Brien illuminates the fear in the protagonist, as he describes his (Tim s) fear of the war but
also, being an outcast within his own family Tim feels everything that makes him who he is will
be lost even if he survives the war. (O Brien, 1990, pg. 42). As the protagonists flees to Wisconsin
on his way to Canada, to avoid the draft, he came upon little cabin where this older person knew
why he was there. The old man lets Tim stay in the woods, there he cuts wood, fishes and repairs
the cabin while he makes peace with himself only to return home, not be cowardice, and serve his
country. Here the protagonists stayed several days thinking he can flee to the border easier since it
was just across the lake, then comes to his senses hence, returns to face his fear of future death and
 Analysis Of The Canadian Magazine Dispute
The topic I ve chosen this week is the Canadian Magazine Dispute. I find the complexity of this
topic fascinating. To outline the issues presented in this dispute would help give you a good idea
how I see this particular dispute. First, before the advent of commercially used satellite systems,
able to transmit information across international platforms and/or borders, there wasn t a huge issue
presented in terms of relative productions costs and such. The article describes how the Canadian
magazine market includes 89 percent foreign producers. It also describes how a government
committee was formed called the Special Senate Committee of Mass Media, and they concluded
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It stands to reason in some remote locations, as in reservations are isolated and may not have access
to national television or cable networks. Keeping a Canadian content message is important. In
America s free market approach to media one can gather there are many, many versions of events,
including global or otherwise that might be skewed from the facts. It seems to me by pushing
American media, potentially political messages onto unsuspecting consumers could and can have
drastic effects on ordinary Canadians. On that note, I definitely can see Canadian magazine
producers using political pressure on the government. Almost to the point of quid pro quo and
politicians bending for those with the power of the pen. But I honestly believe it was more in terms
of attempting to keep things fair. In the sense, American magazine producers can manufacture at
much below the cost that of Canadian magazine producers, based on economies to scale. As soon as
American magazine producer encroach into the Canadian market, it will be next to impossible to
push back, taking into account the purchasing habits of ordinary Canadians.

About the question if Canadians prefer American Magazines, should they not be able to purchase
them with their own money, if they so choose. That s a great question because
 Venice
Brianna Couture
Professor Romero
July 7th 2014
Venice Against The Sea

Venice is evolving into a crumbling museum says Keahey. In his extensively researched book,
Venice against the Sea, Keahey states Venice has sunk six feet over the past 1000 years. While its
historical importance as a major hub for trade is over, it remains economically lucrative due to its
historically rich Myth of Venice and its significant cultural importance. Venice against the sea
describes how the city is being assaulted by climate change along with environmental degradation
compounded by a corrupt political system and the very tourism that sustains it. In a 2000 CNN
interview then Mayor, Paola Costa states, we risk disappearing due to excess love...all those who are
using Venice for their own interests must make a contribution to preserve the myth
The effects of rising sea water and global warming on the lagoon city are resulting in significant
flooding, the worst of which occurred in 1966, the Acqua Alta or high water. It isn t just climate
change that jeopardizes Venice, it was the lapse in upkeep of the foundation, short sighted
expansion and redesigning of water ways and the pumping of ground water from beneath Venice
that is hastening its sinking. In 1970 this practice was called to a halt. But this danger to Venice is
not a new occurrence in Venice s history, but it is the severity and frequency of the flooding that is
accelerating the damage and sinking. The danger from the high
 The Impact Of The League Of Nations
The League of Nations was created after World War I to establish a body where the nations of the
world could settle their disagreements and come up with solutions to help improve the world. The
United Nations was created shortly after World War II and set out to achieve what the League of
Nations could not. The League of Nationswas not successful in helping the world achieve what was
necessary at the time it was established. When viewed through society, the innovation of the United
Nationshad a greater impact on the modern world than the innovation of the League of Nations. The
League of Nations was founded on January 10, 1920 by the president, at the time, Woodrow Wilson.
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Also, policies were made to help people in poverty and this has increased economic development.
The United Nations created the International Fund for Agricultural Development to provide loans
to rural people and countries. This was to help families get back on their feet and create a stable
income. IFAD has invested more than $15 billion, helping more than 430 million women and men,
(Worldmark). The International Fund for Agricultural Development supports more than 240
programs to help people in developing countries and areas. IFAD cannot go around to every rural
area and help at the same time, this is why they created other programs to help. Also, in over 147
countries projects were started to continue the decrease of poverty and to lend a helping hand.
Another organization the United Nations created was the Food and Agriculture Organization of the
UN. 815 million people still suffer from chronic hunger, (United). This organization made sure
everyone had regular access to enough food. The organization realized that there was a sufficient
amount of space in the world to produce enough food to feed everybody. One of the organization s
major goals was to increase the agriculture sector due to population increase. Most growth occurs in
the areas of the world that mostly depend on agriculture. Due to this, the organization wants to
 Hydraulic Fracturing Is Not The Only Cause For Ethical...
Hydraulic fracturing is not the only cause for ethical concern. Mountaintop removal for the purposes
of coal mining is an incredibly harmful procedure taking place on our planet. This destructive action
being taken by companies looking to access coal underneath mountains is not only damaging to the
earth and environment, but is also affecting humans who live near these sites (The Destructive
Process of Mountaintop Removal). Companies is West Virginia and Kentucky can take virtually any
mountain they choose and level it because laws are created in the favor of coalmining companies.
The process of mountaintop removal is a drawn out process that eventually leaves the earth it is
leveling unusable. First, the mountain is cleared of trees, plants, and topsoil. The trees below are
often cleared as well to make room for the rubble that will take their place. The next step involves
blasting the top of the mountain. Ammonium nitrate explosives are used to blast through up to
1,000 feet of the mountain in order to access coal seams (The Destructive Process of Mountaintop
Removal). During this time dust and toxic chemicals like silica, fall over surrounding areas
sometimes even neighborhoods and communities. As noted before, silica is known to cause the lung
disease silicosis, so it is disturbing that one of these removal sites is within several hundred yards of
an elementary school (Hoffman). After blasting, the coal companies dig through the debris with
enormous machines. The
 Meaning Of Words In James Dashner s The Gladers
In the previous chapter, I used a lot of words that we don t hear in our mundane world. We all
know that the Gladers created new slang, because well, they re boys. (And I m pretty sure James
Dashner couldn t swear in the book.) I m wondering why James chose these words. Do any of the
words have a deeper meaning?

BEETLE BLADES (Thomas, pg 237) A mechanical bug with a camera that the Creators use to spy
on the Gladers.

DEADHEADS (Alby, pg 43) A forest in the South West end of The Gladewith a graveyard.

GLADE (Alby, pg 9) A square area in the center of the Maze where the Gladers live, and are
protected from the Grievers that never enter... yet.

GOOD THAT (Thomas, pg 34) A term said when a Glader agrees with someone or something.

GREENBEAN/GREENIE (Gally, pg 5) The newest arrival to the Glade.

GRIEVERS (Newt, pg 39) Mechanical/Animal robots that prowl the Maze only at night. So far. ...
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KLUNK (Frypan, pg 159) Generally means poop or crap .

SHANK (Minho, pg 81) A term used to say friend or fellow . Can also be derogatory.

SHUCK (Chuck, pg 51) An expletive used to bring attention to one s annoyance or frustration.

SLIM IT (Alby, pg 6) A phrase used to tell someone to calm down or shut it .

SLINTHEAD (gally, pg 156) a derogatory term used mostly by others when one makes a mistake
that involves repercussions.

Why did James Dashner choose these words? Well, a good half of the words are pretty much
alternate swear words. Such as: Klunk, Shank, Shuck, Slim it, and Slinthead. It s a Maze filled
with teenage boys, what do you expect? Beetle Blades is a self explanatory word. The mechanical
bug takes the shape of a beetle with a camera that is flat like a blade. The main word I wonder about
is
 Skeletal Muscle Contraction And Relaxation Is Vital For
Skeletal muscle contraction and relaxation is vital for voluntary body movements to occur. Skeletal
muscles contract when myofibrils composed of actin and myosin slide past each other, which
contracts the muscle by altering its length. The gastrocnemius muscle in Rana pipiens, which is
attached to the sciatic nerve, can be stimulated to find threshold and maximal stimulus voltage. Once
threshold is reached, contraction amplitude increases with stimulus voltage until the maximal
voltage is reached, at which point it levels off. Altering the interstimulus interval can induce twitch
summation in the gastrocnemius, leading to one combined contraction with a high amplitude.
Increased stimulus frequency can be used to induce a tetanic... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Twitches are the resulting contraction from the firing of an AP in muscles. Twitches are much
longer than the APs themselves. Twitch recruitment uses external stimuli to determine the threshold
and maximal voltages of nerves and muscles. Stimuli below the threshold voltage, or the minimum
stimulus strength required to elicit an action potential, will not cause a muscle to twitch. Once
threshold potential is determined, increased stimulus voltage will increase the contraction amplitude
of the twitch until the maximal stimulus is reached. The twitch will not significantly increase in
strength for any voltage above maximal. This is because at maximal stimulus voltage all motor units
have already been recruited to contract. The gastrocnemius muscle has a far higher threshold and
maximal voltage that the sciatic nerve due to its size and the number of motor units present in the
gastrocnemius. Along with increasing stimulus voltage, contraction amplitude can also be increased
through twitch summation. Twitch summation occurs when a muscle is stimulated twice in quick
succession, so that the second twitch occurs before the first twitch has relaxed. The twitches then
combine to form a stronger muscle contraction. This process is made possible by the temporal
relationship between a muscle s AP and the resulting twitch, which is far longer in duration than the
1 ms AP that causes it. Due to the nature of skeletal muscle contraction, the length tension
relationship in
 Sandcastles Overseas And Going After Cacciato By Tim O
War has existed for arguably as long as mankind, and many people have seen the effects of war.
Although it is very hard for the average civilian to understand the full effects of war, there are many
authors and filmmakers who are able to use both their experience and fine techniques to help give a
small glimpse into the world both during and after war. Films and texts such as the short story
Sandcastles Overseas , and the movie American Sniper show the various types of loss that soldiers
face both on the battlefield and after through the use of vivid details, and pathos. Although both of
these texts are very effective in showing the loss faced by soldiers, the novelGoing after Cacciato by
Tim O brien is the most powerful in portraying the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This story shows the stark reality of how many people actually die during war. The author uses
repetition to convey the harsh idea of constant death and loss. Billy Boy Watkins was dead, and so
was Frenchie Tucker... Bernie Lynn and Lieutenant Sidney Martin had died in tunnels. Pederson
was dead and Rudy Chassler was dead. Buff was dead. Ready Mix was dead. They were all
among the dead. While other forms of media may try to convey the harsh deaths that come from
war, Tom O brien s use of repetition makes the reader s mind ring over and over again with the
word death, giving the power of the word time to sink in. In addition Tim O brien uses descriptive
language to give the readers a bone chilling idea of the awful living conditions that the soldiers
were forced to live in. At one point in the story the narrator describes how they were located in a
humid place, causing people to get skin infections and funguses. Then the narrator uses cringe
worthy language to describe how one man tried to fix his skin with a blade. ...drawing it swiftly
across his forearm to peel off a layer of mushy skin. Another harsh effect of war can be seen at the
end of this story when the man who scraped off his mushy skin with a knife ultimately lost it to
infection later on. Part of what makes this novel more powerful when conveying the effects of war
is that it doesn t gloss
 Essay about Back Bay Battery
SIMULATION FOREGROUND READING

Back Bay Battery, Inc.

Overview
The battery industry is enormous, with worldwide revenues of approximately $45 billion. It is
highly fragmented with at least 20 major manufacturers in each technology segment. Because of the
wide range of applications of batteries, companies have tended to specialize in a particular
technology or market application. Disposable batteries, such as the widely available carbon zinc
and alkaline cells, are available in standard sizes such as AA, C, and D, and they are a fast moving
consumer good category with emphasis on manufacturing efficiency and scale, marketing and
branding, and distribution efficiency.
One of the earliest forms of rechargeable battery was the wet ... Show more content on
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Interestingly, battery makers have tended to focus in relatively narrow product segments and
technologies. Disposable battery makers have typically not become major players in rechargeables,
and rechargeable battery manufacturers tended to stick with a particular technology or product focus
(laptop computers, mobile phones, portable power tools, etc.)

Back Bay Battery, Inc., in 2012

Back Bay Battery is one of over 20 major manufacturers of NiMH batteries. The field is crowded,
but manufacturers have been riding rising a tide of demand from consumers for portable electrically
powered devices.
Though the technology is relatively mature, the company is anticipating continuing strong volume
growth rates, primarily due to rapid consumer adoption. The worldwide market is projected to grow
at 9.0%. Pricing pressure is significant, though, as more East Asian competitors continue to drive
commoditization of NiMH cells. Back Bay s sales manager has learned to track the market pricing
closely, as being out of step with the market can cause dramatic market share changes in a relatively
short time.
Li ion batteries have pretty much replaced NiMH in the market for laptop computer batteries.
The first commercial Li ion battery was produced by Sony in 1991. Li ion batteries are favored for
mobile devices because they can store a high density of energy for a given weight. They can be
fabricated in many shapes,
 Twelfth Night Identity
In the book or play Twelfth Night or What You Will Viola portrays the themes of identity, and love
itself throughout the story, because she shows her love for Duke Orsino and she changes her
identity to find her twin brother Sebastian. In the story Viola says I ll do my best, to woo your
lady: Aside. Yet a barful strife! Whoe er I woo, myself would be his wife This means that viola does
not want Duke Orsino to marry Olivia she wants the Duke to marry her as she shows lovefor her by
getting close to him by changing identity to have help find her brother who she thinks is lost at the
sea. Eventually in the end Viola also known as Cesario got the love of her life Duke Orsino.
In the story viola also says There is a fair behavior
 Anatomy of a Hipster Essay
Over time, social group labels tend to mutate from their original interpretation, due to societal
evolution. The hipster is no exception, as it originally referred to 1940s Bebop Jazz enthusiasts.
Hipsters has since become the term referencing pretentious rich kids, attempting to recreate a sense
of underground ness; whether it be music or style related. However, hipsters of today differ from
the former in the sense that their actions are fueled solely by effort, rather than sheer interest of
being outlandish and chic concurrently with music and style. The typical hipster is obsessed with
trends before they were trendy they wore American Apparel v necks1 before Mitchell Davis2 came
around, Vans before Warped Tour even existed, and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Musically speaking, there is no definite hipster band. Indie kids will always be identified with
Death Cab6, while the hipster will try to claim The Postal Service7 as their melodic saviors. Once
again, a rip off. Hipsters hugely identify with the phrase Oh, I doubt you ve heard of them, when
asked about their favorite bands. Anything offbeat or mildly controversial is loved by the hipster
YACHT8, the Shins9, The Strokes any band, regardless of style that is lesser known. When it
comes to music, hipsters also love to claim that they liked a particular band before they sold out
or before they gave in to the Man. However, it presents another irony, as the excessive amounts of
hipsters actually buying their music is what contributed to a band selling out. If Owl City has any
B Sides out there, a hipster has them and won t feel like sharing them anytime soon, even if they
did find it on Mediafire10. The most distinguishing feature of the hipster lies in their personalities.
They can point out a fellow hipster quick and concise; while drowning in denial should the label be
imposed on them. Hipsters all contain some superiority based thought process when analyzing their
own originality. However, if one is to be thinking extensively about whether or not they re being
different, they re more than likely not. Such a