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 Chapter 9-Japanese Woodblock Prints-Japan
Chapter 9 Japanese Woodblock Prints Japan is one the oldest country and has been an isolated
nation for a while until the united states navy expedition that made a deal after being force for trade
with them. Which soon they adapt to westernize themselves to imperialism until after the second
world war. Beside all that, they were very gift in creating arts that were very inspiring, woodblock.
As it had begun in chinawhen buddhist missionaries brought it them. It features illustrating image
and text, even when it s black and white. But it can have colors that artist made in separate block.
take an example how they made it, from the image that feature figures in a gesture, with a few
colors of black and white, but the clothes that have more colors (9.2).
They did also done painting that ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Hokusai knows such series of scene in different view of the same place at different time and
season which it s interesting to find these dimensions of reality in a painting. The most famous
painting from Hokusai is the great wave (9.7) given well linear perspective and foreshortening,
reflect influenced by the west. Giving the wave a naturalism movement and rhythmic power of
swelling wave, even its flat, that gave it some effect. Hokusai the horsetail gatherer (9.8) is
another great art piece from woodblock painting. Setting the atmosphere of stillness from the bird
view. Putting a scene set for an emotion, where a man is looking for his child in the wood and
mountain as the setting described it. from the setting of the scene, as looking at it, the moon is
behind the tree from distant, as the light to the man way. Sharp contrast wave of the stream and the
smooth clear as glass water which the duck is set on in peaceful. You can see there is a moment in
this that hokusai made to tell a narrative in one scene, like others art piece from other artist had
made from theirs (9.9)
 Linear Regression Test
Introduction
The study examined the relationship between helping behavior and the character traits which a
person most identifies with, selflessness or selfishness. Also, included in the study was an analysis
of the relationship between helping behavior and the number of siblings a person has. We
anticipated that there would be a correlation between the character traits, selflessness and selfishness,
and helping behavior. Thus, we expect to see a significant positive correlation coefficient indicating
there is a relationship between the character trait, selflessness and helping behavior. We believe there
will be a relationship between these two variables because customarily people who express the
character traits, selflessness or selfishness, ... Show more content on [Link] ...
There was a total of 26 participants in the study of which the majority were female (65.40%) and
males only made up (34.60%). The group consisted of participants with ages ranging from 18 24.
Of the 26 participants, the overall average age was 20 (M = 19.88, SD = 1.37). The survey
consisted of three continuous outcome questions and predictor questions that were categorical or
continuous. Data from the third continuous outcome question which prompted a participant about
their willingness to help someone who was being discriminated against, was used to examine the
predicted relationships in the first part the study. Participants could choose from values on a 1 to 9
scale indicating their degree of willingness to help in a situation where a person in being
discriminated; 1 being extremely unwilling and 9 being extremely willing. Data from the
continuous predictor question, which asked a participant to score themselves based on how selfish
or selfless they perceived themselves was used to predict relationships in the second part of the
study. Participants could choose values ranging from 1 to 9 indicating which character trait they
most closely identify with; 1 being extremely selfless and 9 being extremely selfless. Correlation
coefficient and linear regression tests were then run to examine the relationships between the
 Themes In The Passing Of Grandison
Passing as Seen Through the Lenses of Grandison and Peola
African Americans have suffered a lot of racism and hatred throughout society. In The Passing of
Grandison the slave Grandison outsmarted his master and his family into attaining his freedom.
In this story, Grandison is not passing in the way others have passed , meaning he is not seen as
white. He passes by faking his allegiance to his master, and by doing this he ends up gaining his
freedom, not only for himself, but also his family. Imitation of life, Mammy Image in Life displays
Peola as a mulatto character who chooses to pass intentionally to be accepted in society. The authors
develop a contrast between passing in different settings through the characters Grandison in The
Passing of Grandison and Peola in The 1934 Version of the movie, Imitation of life, Mammy Image
in Film. Both works analyze similar themes such as racism and separation of family and examine
various characteristics of slave narratives such as tragic mulatto in The 1934 Version of the movie,
Imitation of life, Mammy Image in Film and trickster in The Passing of Grandison .
According to Viktor Osinubi, slaves did not engage in a rebellion but rather became fugitives.
The book begins with Dick Owens, the son of Colonel Owens, trying to help one of his father s
Negro man escape to Canada. In the early 1850s the Fugitive Slave law was passed. At times the
freedom of runaway slaves was short lived. Some were caught and returned to their masters
because of the Fugitive Slave Law that allowed masters to reclaim their runaway slaves (Osinubi,
2017). Dick Owens is described as a 22 year old man who is intelligent, amiable, and indolent. The
Passing Grandison begins with Dick Owens informing his sweetheart Charity Lomax about the
story behind a slave reaching freedom through a man s help who is now seeking trial. Charity is
attracted to the man on trial and Dick questions her reasoning. Dick wants to please Charity and
makes it his mission to win her love by engaging in something just as heroic (Stokes, 2011). This
leads Dick to attempt to help one of his father s slaves to freedom who happened to be Grandison.
Colonel Owens assume Grandison was not smart, so he trusted him to go
 A Letter From The Story, Meleager And The Boar
I choose to write a letter from the point of view of Meleager s mother, Althaea from the story,
Meleager and the Boar . I choose this story because of the strong message of how significant family
is to the Greeks and the ties between blood and loyalty. The emotions portrayed throughout the story
of the conflict between Althaea and Meleager leads to a tragic end and allows the reader to
understand the importance of familyand how betrayal is not taken lightly even if you re connected
by blood. Betrayal is not easily forgiven and Althaea shows this through her actions of vengeance
towards her own son for the deaths of her brothers. I really found it interesting how Althaea reacted
to the news of her brothers death at the hands of her... Show more content on [Link] ...
Excuse my poor manners dear reader, I haven t been myself in quite awhile. Let me start from the
beginning of this sorry tale. Only then may I be judged for my actions.

My son, Meleager was just a few days old when I was visited by the ones we call the Fates. I held
my son close to my breast uncertain of what my child s fate would be. Would he be destined for a
long and joyous life, bringing honor to the family name? Or would he perish in my arms, hardly
catching a glimpse of this miraculous gift we call life? One by one each sister foretold how my
beautiful son would become a heroic and a brave man. My heart swelled with pride as I heard the
great deeds my own blood would accomplish in the future. But my pride was quickly replaced
with horror when the last sister spoke of how my little ones life was tied to the stick that burnt in
the hearth. Once the fire consumed it, so too would my sons life be extinguished from this world.
With haste I doused the stick with water, ensuring the life of my son was kept in safe hands,
protected from the grasp of Hades. I knew I would do anything to protect my son. After all isn t that
my job as a mother, It wasn t till years later that I understood what the Fates were telling me.

I remember it clearly. My golden robes fluttered in the wind as I rushed to the temple to express my
gratitude to the gods for my son s fortunate victory against the great boar. But my happiness was not
to last long, for then I saw the stiff remains
 The Theory Of The Mathematics Teacher
While the rule taught youth is at sea when beyond his rules, the youth instructed in principles
solves a new case as readily as an old one . (Spencer, 1878, p.57)
What you see and what you hear depends a great deal on where you are standing. It also depends on
what sort of person you are . (Lewis, 1994, p.108)

The mathematics teacher builds examples into their arsenal of resources to help demonstrate the
mathematical principles they are trying to teach (Dreyfus, 1994). However, not all examples are
equally constructed and provide the same learning experience to the learner. Spencer (1978) believes
that learners who know principles are more prepared than rule focussed learners to tackle problems.
This is the same within mathematics, ... Show more content on [Link] ...
The methodology will describe how the study will be conducted and why. Observations will be
recorded on the process of constructing examples and how they are employed in the classroom.
Percentage examples will be constructed and these will be used in the teaching of percentages to a
Year 7 class. Further observations will be made on how the learners approach and conduct the
examples. Analysis of the response to these examples will be made where recommendations will be
offered to improve my application as a mathematics teacher. It is intended that this investigation and
use of Variation Theory will improve my understanding of the construction of examples and thus
improve the learners experience.

BACKGROUND
The study was conducted in a Leicestershire high school that accepts learners from year 7 to 9.
Year 7s enter directly from several feeder primary schools and generally leave to join a single upper
school where they sit GCSEs. Although it does not take the learners through formal exams,the
school s primary focus is on the preparation to attain qualifications. This means its Scheme of Work
(SOW) is fixed to meeting the National Curriculum (NC).

The class studied is a year 7 mixed ability mathematics class. This consisted of 32 learners with a
boy to girl ratio of 2:1. There are several behavioural issues regards some learners disrupting the
class and,
 RSM332 Problem Set 2 Solutions
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
Joseph L. Rotman School of Management
RSM332

PROBLEM SET #2

SOLUTIONS

1. (a) Expected returns are:

Standard deviations are:

σAB
−0.00099
=
= −0.19389. σA σB
0.06625 × 0.07707

(b) We can use the following ... Show more content on [Link] ...
The second one is efficient, so the investor should invest $369.35 in asset A and the remaining
$630.65 in asset B. The expected return of this portfolio is
E[Rp ] = 0.36935 × 0.021 + 0.63065 × 0.05 = 3.93%.

For the third investor, we let wTb to be the weight of his portfolio that is invested in
Tb , we have σp = wTb σTb ⇒ wTb =

σp
7
= 1.1735.
=
σTb
5.964

b
Therefore, the third investor should invest wTb × wA = 1.1735 × 0.2118 = 0.24855, or b $248.55 in
asset A, wTb × wB = 1.1735 × 0.7882 = 0.92495, or $924.95 in asset B.
In addition, he needs to borrow $173.5 at the risk free borrowing rate of RF,b . The expected return
of the portfolio is

E[Rp ] = (1 − wTb )RF,b + wTb E[RTb ] = (1 − 1.1735) × 0.02 + 1.1735 × 0.04386 = 4.80%.

2. (a) B and D are not minimum variance efficient portfolios. D is not efficient because
A offers same mean for less variance. As long as A and C are not perfectly correlated,
B will also not be minimum variance efficient. This is because some combination of
A and C will offer the same mean return yet less variance than B. This is pictured below. 3

0.25

Minimum Variance Efficient Portfolio

Expected Return

0.2

0.15

ρAC = 1
0.1

D ρAC = 0.5

0.05
0.1

0.15

0.2
0.25
Standard Deviation of Return

0.3

0.35

(b) False, the higher is a security s beta (and not its variance), the higher is its expected return. A
security s variance is made up of two components: (i) market
 Special Interest Lobbying
Inherent within democracy are expansionary pressures. Olson (1965) argued in The Logic of
Collective Action that small groups with concentrated interests will prevail over large groups with
diffuse interests, who tend to suffer from free rider problems. Special interest groups will tend to
successfully lobby for subsidies and other favourable governmentactions (and they have the
incentive to do so), while the tax paying public will not have the incentive to block these changes as
the costs of collective action outweigh the individuals benefits. US Senator Tom Coburn produces
the Wastebook every year, showing some of the more ridiculous examples of such special interest
lobbying activity in America and the logic of collective action... Show more content on
[Link] ...
Firstly, higher taxes today to fund a larger public sector will reduce savings and growth through the
distortionary impact of taxation (Barro, 1991), as well as through harmful disincentive effects. A
larger public sector will also crowd out private investment, again reducing economic growth. One
study estimated that a 10% increase in government spending as a share of GDP reduces economic
growth by 0.5% to 1% per year (Bergh and Henrekson, 2011). While a loss of 0.5% 1% growth per
year may seem insignificant, in fact this is a substantial effect and the magic of compound growth
means that such an annual growth reduction is in fact highly significant in the long run. Many other
studies focusing on rich countries have also found a significant and robust negative relationship
between government size and economic growth, including research from Romero Ávila and Strauch
(2008) and Fölster and Henrekson (2001) among
 Loan Portfolio Management
Loan Portfolio Management

Introduction

Background:

L ending is the principal business activity for most commercial banks. The loan portfolio is
typically the largest asset and the predominate source of revenue. As such, it is one of the greatest
sources of risk to a bank s safety and soundness. Whether due to lax credit standards, poor portfolio
risk management, or weakness in the economy, loan portfolio problems have historically been the
major cause of bank losses and failures.

Effective management of the loan portfolio and the credit function is fundamental to a bank s safety
and soundness. Loan portfolio management (LPM) is the process by which risks that are inherent in
the credit process are managed and controlled. ... Show more content on [Link] ...
An unregulated banking financial institution might be fraud with unmanageable risks for the
purpose of maximizing its potential return. In such a situation, the banking financial institutions
might find itself in a serious financial distress instead of improving its financial health. Consequently,
not only the depositors but also the shareholders will be deprived of getting back their money from
the bank. The deterioration of loan quality also affects the intermediative efficiency of the financial
institutions and thus the economic growth process of the country. This the reason for which the
banking financial institutions are being regulated in all countries. The banking financial institutions
are also the most regulated among all types of financial institutions in all countries, because of their
substantial role in payment mechanism (in addition to protect the loan portfolio from decaying).
Portfolio management is crucial for commercial banks, be it in developed or developing
countries. Mere accumulation of deposits gives rise to entries both in liabilities and assets sides
of the balance sheets. So, portfolio management involves in both liability and assets of
commercial banks. If deposits of a bank grow at a steady rate and if loan demands can be met
from deposit growth, the bank will have no problem of liquidity. In real life, deposits do not grow
steadily all the time, nor does loan demand grow in keeping with growth in deposits.
 Literary Analysis Of Revenge In The Veldt By Ray Bradbury
The short story the Veldt by Ray Bradbury reveals that revenge is the key to most people s
problems if there isn t a solution. Early in the story we learn that the children have an issue with
their father closing the nursery. The author uses characterization as the literary element in the
story to show how the character develops. George, the father of Peter and Wendy is giving Peter
recognition and explaining how he is highly intelligent. While George takes pride in his son, he
doesn t realize that soon his son will turn on him. George says He s a wise one for ten. That I.Q.
of his (5) Bradbury uses this characterization to explain to the reader how smart Peter. George
explains how his son could fix machinery even though he is at a very young age. As days pass
George realizes that his children s attitude changes toward him and his wife. His children s attitude
became more suspicious and secretive. We ve given the children everything they ever wanted. Is this
our reward secrecy, disobedience? The author is trying to show the reader the actions that have
happened since George thoughtthat his children were intelligent which was correct but there
intelligence was used against him. The children used their intelligence during the entrance of George
into, the nurseryas he found some of his lost items such as his wallet as he was thinking what had
brought it here, he told his kids about it but they kept denying everything he said which led the kids
convince him. As George keeps thinking about the moment they had with the kids that was
suspicious which led him to a conclusion that his children might be mentally ill. As the Nursery was
used for the children to release their anger and anxieties, but the scenery of Africa was so wild that
the father thought that the children needed medical attention. The father s thoughts about the
Nursery except that I m beginning to be sorry we bought that room for the children. If children are
neurotic at all, a room like that The author is trying to make the reader understand the sickness Peter
and Wendy are in which then concludes what the father was thinking of and why he was thinking of
giving medical assistance to his children. The father tells the children that he
 Improving The Ordering Clinician Workflow For Placing...
Utilizing Usability Testing to Implement Design Changes to the Electronic Consult Order: Synthesis
of Literature
Nicole K. Kapinos
NURS 7111 Spring 2015
University of Minnesota

This project aims to move evidence into practice by utilizing usability feedback techniques to
improve the ordering clinician workflow for placing ambulatory consult orders. The project scope
focuses solely on the design of the ambulatory consult order and workflow. This project is the result
of the need for two disparate electronic health record (EHR) instances to be combined into one EHR
that will span the entire organization. The database records that house the consult orders will be
combined into one database which is not of the same ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Additionally, a general web search for the keyword usability testing revealed a framework
employed by the US Department of Health Human Services (DHHS) to conduct usability testing.
The searches for all databases were restricted to the past 10 years. Criteria for inclusion was limited
to English language source, any study design, and commentaries or opinion articles were excluded
from the search.
The CINAHL search produced 13 articles relevant to the overall subject of the project. The
CINHAL results were evaluated by reviewing title and abstract and two articles were chosen for
inclusion. Ovid Medline produced 19 results which resulted in duplicate entries from the CINHAL
search. PubMed produced 24 articles for perusal which were narrowed by title and abstract review
and those articles were further narrowed for inclusion or exclusion after reading the full text. The
included articles yielded several more results when utilizing the related citations feature of the
PubMed search engine. PsycINFO resulted in 239 articles which were narrowed by title and
abstract review and those articles were further narrowed for inclusion or exclusion after reading the
full text.
At the completion of the search and evaluation process there were approximately 15 articles that met
the inclusion criteria of being published within the past ten years, in the English language, and being
relevant to a project that aimed
 Effect Of Sucrose Concentration On Glucose
glucose. Fructose is a known ketose sugar, meaning it contain a ketone functional group. Three
hydroxyl groups are reacted with H+ and lost from the ring to give the furfural derivative, which
can then proceed to react with resorcinol to produce the red complex. Glucose was not expected to
yield a positive test, however it may give a faint pink colour upon continuous boiling due to the
aldose being converted to a ketose (Chhabra 2014d, 23) . In the experiment the solution remained
clear suggesting that the was not boiled enough to produce the faint pink colour.

A modified Barfoed s test was done on 4 compounds; sucrose, glucose, maltose and fructose. This
test is used to distinguish between monosaccharides and disaccharides. Monosaccharides ... Show
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Lipids will form a solution in the alcohol when dissolved called an emulsion. Lipids are soluble in
alcohol and and will dissolve to form a solution. When this solution I added to water globules of
lipids will form at the surface. From the results obtain the white opalescent appearance which was
opaque suggest that the globules were very small and gave a positive result.
The Biuret test, was used on albumin, urea and a blank. The Biuret reagent consist of sodium
hydroxide, hydrated copper sulphate and potassium sodium tatrate. The positive result for this test
a violet purple complex formation by which the darker the colour is indicative of a more
dipeptide bonds. The albumin forms a complex of the cupric ions and dipeptide bonds to give the
deep purple colour which evolved. The urea, when heated also reacts similarly with the cupric ions,
however it also gives off a strong odour due to ammonia gas being evolved. (Lakehead University
1998,
 The Big Bang Theory And The Revolution Of A New Generation
The Big Bang Theory What exactly is the Big Bang Theory? I know before starting this essay I
knew very little of what it consisted. I figured that the Big Bang Theory had something to with the
era of a new generation. One in which started after the extinction of dinosaurs to be quite honest. As I
learn more about astronomy, this topic struck an interest and technically the big bangtheory isn t
something that occurred but rather something that happened. It started the beginning of what we
now call the universe.
When we ask astronomers what the big bang theory entails, it is simplified as the explanation on
how the universe started or began. The universe was not what it currently is today and in order to
understand our universe we have to obviously start from somewhere so why no start to the
beginning?
According to astronomers there is little known about how the universe was started but as far as we
know it started with a gravitational singularity. Singularities are believed to exist at the center of
black holes. The singularities then inflated over the next 13.8 billion years to what we see in the sky
today. It s hard to look back in time and see how the universe came about, but astronomers can
somewhat summarize the birth through mathematical theory and models of how the Big bang
theory came about. Although Astronomers weren t able to see how the universe came about, they
are able to see an expansion through a phenomenon known as the cosmic microwave background
which is
 The Declaration Of Biafra Speech
This Declaration of Biafra Speech as retrieved on 15 August 2008 raises the issue of Self
Determination . Self determination is the principle in international law that allows nations the right
to freely choose their sovereignty and international status without external interference. The right of
nations to self determination is a cardinal principle in modern international law, binding, as such, on
the United Nationsas an authoritative interpretation of the Charter s norms. It states that nations
based on respect for the principle of equal rights and fair equity of opportunity have the right to
freely choose their sovereignty and international political status with no external compulsion or
interference which can be traced back to the... Show more content on [Link] ...
Further feelings of injustice were caused by Nigeria, changing its currency so that Biafra supplies
of pre war Nigerian currency were no longer honoured, at the end of the war; only £20 was given
to any easterner despite whatever amount of money he or she had in the bank. This was applied
irrespective of their banking in pre war Nigerian currency or Biafra currency. This was seen as a
deliberate policy to hold back the Igbo middle class, leaving them with little wealth to expand their
business interests. The total dead on the Biafra side is estimated to be between 1 3 million dead
with hundreds of thousands injured and millions more refugees. While the Nigeria oil boom of the
1970 s went some way to ameliorating the pains brought about by the war, the ethnic tensions that
caused the war still haunt Nigerian politics till today. The question is, Why was Biafra denied their
right to self determination, bearing in mind that genocide existed then ?
From 1999 to the present day, the indigenous people of Biafra have been agitating for independence
to revive their country. They have registered a human rights organisation known as Bilie Human
Rights Initiative both in Nigeria and in the United Nations to advocate for their right to self
determination and achieve independence by the rule of law.
The United Nations respect the right of all peoples to choose the form of government under which
they will live, and they
 The Importance Of Running To Change The Rules
Running to change the rules Should the International Olympic Committee ( I.O.C) change the
rules for runners that aren t as tall or not as great in physical conditions, i would say no. i think it
will make the game even more unfair than it would be if they kept it the same. How will the
I.O.C. decide whether or not someone is not in good physical condition. Famous runners like
usain bolt ( who is considered the fastest runner in the world)would not be getting first place if
they were to change the rules. But why would the scores be different? How would Usain Bolt s
time and height affect the running amounts of all of the other racers in [Link] there was a racer
that was 1.8 meters tall like Yohan Blake they would have to run only 91.8... Show more content on
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Part of the races is being able to run that long for that fast. The runners need to know how to breath
right and right angles and if the change the distance it will give an advantage to the shorter people
and a disadvantage to the [Link] bolt is the fastest runner known in the world, if we were to
change the rules he would come almost in last place.i think that usain bolt is the fastest because he
know how to cope with how tall he is and he know the right breathing patterns that work for him and
i think that s why he wins. Don t think about the start of the race, think about winning and finishing
it usain