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 British Sitcoms Analysis
A clear outline of the area you want to work on ideally proposed as a question for you to answer.
For my project, I would like to look at British sitcoms that were remade in America, observing and
analysing the key elements that made them succeed or fail. For example, looking at the different
factors into why the original Inbetweeners was incredibly successful and comparing it the
American remake, considering the reasons why it was cancelled after just one series. Factors such
as the duration of scenes, characters and different camera angles. In addition to this, I would also
like to look closely at how the American remakes have failed to adopt the English sense of humour.
There is a balanced argument in this case as the American remake... Show more content on
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The IT Crowd is another TV programme that failed to reach the heights in the American remake.
There are different reasons why the IT Crowd US flopped than the American Inbetweeners and it
would be interesting to analyse and compare the different reasons they both failed to deliver. In
addition to this, I will also look at another failed remake the television programme Skins which
completely flopped in the US. Skins lasted over 6 years in the UK whilst the American version
only lasted 3 months. On the other hand, the TV programmes I will be looking at the US
remakes which succeed more than the English original version such as the Impractical Jokers and
the Office US. The American Version of The Office has lasted over 9 seasons whilst the English
version only lasted 2. It would be interesting to see the reasons why the American version is
considerably more successful and it would be a balanced argument as the American remakes are
only known as being failures. List: Inbetweeners Inbetweeners US Impractical Jokers Impractical
Jokers US The Office UK The Office US The IT Crowd The IT Crowd US A potential
methodology or set of methodologies (how do you plan to research your project?) For the
methodology, I would like to do one to one interviews with students. A lot of
 Modern [Link].2012 Essay
MODERN HISTORY
2012

Topic one USA 1919 1941

Topic two conflict in the pacific
Topic three Douglas MacArthur
Topic Four World War I

TOPIC ONE USA 1919 1941

USA 1920 S * the radio age * felt like istory had turned a corner and never going back * stock
market * black Thursday November 24 1929 * the jazz age * a speakeasyyyyyyy

How significant were the Republican policies in causing the great depression?
The significance of the republic policies were great, they brought a lot of growth in the 20 s
allowing the market to strive over lots of trading and the purchase of shares, but was also an
unstable market, as the government had no control over what it did and was left up to the ... Show
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more detail needed; but probably enough to write a paragraph or two in an essay on industrialisation
between 1919 and 1941...
The nature of industrialisation in the 1930s
The nature of industrialisation changed in the 1930s. In the 1920s industrialisation had occurred
because of free enterprise and big business. But with the onset of the Depression, industrial output
fell dramatically. (statistics needed). To combat this, the federal government adopted a role of
directly stimulating industrial growth. The Public Works Administration (PWA) instituted in began
many large industrial projects with the aim of spurring the economy and providing many jobs. The
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) was a federal project to energise the economy through a massive
industrial scheme sponsored by the federal government. Twenty five dams were built to reshape the
land and generate hydro electricity, which could further contribute to industrial growth. Another
example of government leadership of industry was the National Recovery Administration (NRA),
which attempted to foster industrial growth through the creation of codes for each industry. These
federal programs fundamentally changed the nature of industrialisation. In the 1930s, the
government s approach to industrialisation was more akin to socialist state style industrialisation
than it was to the American capitalism style industrialisation of the 1920s. Further, the federal
government s
 Carports Research Paper
Why should you prefer carports than garage? You need to protect your car from the harsh weather
when not in use. For that you can either build a garage or a carport. If you re just hoping to keep
the sun from beating up your car s paint job all day, a covered carport is probably all you need.
What is a carport? A carport is a small structure usually used to protect cars from the outside
elements. The structure can be attached to a wall or free standing. Carports more often than not
are open to both sides. However, one can also find those that are partially or completely closed.
Carports usually come in three types: single, double and triple carports. The type of design will
depend on the number of vehicles one wants to store. If a person has two or three vehicles, he or
she can go for triple or double structures. The structure can be installed on a paved surface, level
ground, stem wall or even concrete slab. Carports can be made of timber or metal, and the roof can
be made from polycarbonate, Colorbond, Zincalume, or even other materials (such as tiles).... Show
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The first advantage of using a carport over a garage is the cost of installation. It will cost you half
as much to build a carport as a garage. The materials used for the construction of a carport is
cheaper than building a garage. Because a carport isn t an enclosed or liveable space, it s not
necessary to build fire rated walls or ceiling. You won t have to bother with so many city
regulations and fire safety considerations during construction. Carports are less massive so they fit
in with the architecture better. Since carport is more or less open, your car has plenty of natural
ventilation. A carport can be modified to suit a building or home. Design details such as gables can
also be added to compliment a
 Successes and Failures of Operation Odyssey Dawn (OOD) Essay
The case study and presentation used for this Joint Operations paper was about Operation
Odyssey Dawn (OOD). I will describe two operational level successes and two failures
experienced during the operation. I will offer clear proposals, that if implemented could have
prevented those failures. One of the operational level successes during OOD was that the Libyan
Integrated Air Defense System (IADS) was quickly degraded and an effective No Fly Zone (NFZ)
established. The second success was that maritime forces overcame logistics and target challenges
in order to enforce the arms embargo. Offering clear cut proposals to help prevent some of the
failures from occurring is not easy to identify when you consider the operation as a whole.... Show
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AFRICOM was not prepared or manned to do what they were being asked to do. As Secretary of
Defense (SECDEF) Robert Gates stated, AFRICOM represents yet another important step in
modernizing our defense arrangements in light of the twenty first century realities. It is, at its
heart, a different kind of command with a different orientation... AFRICOM s mission is not to
wage war, but to prevent it; not to show United States military presence, but to enhance the
security forces of our partners . What could have prevented this failure was for AFRICOM to be
set up as a full GCC capable of being able to complete kinetic operations, if needed. The second
failure experienced during the operation was that AFRICOM did not have a clear cut end goal.
Without a defined endstate for operations in Libya, AFRICOM was uncertain as to what resources
it needed for operations. As Clausewitz wrote, No one starts a war or rather no one in his senses
ought to do so without first being clear in his mind what he intends to achieve by that war and
how he intends to conduct it. The former is its political purpose; the latter is its operational
objective. Even though he stated this back in the 1800 s, Clausewitz s point is still appropriate. I
believe we were clear in our minds when the crisis started what our intentions were. Because the on
going situation was changing at such a rapid pace there was no time to define a clear cut end goal.
This rapid shift in missions
 Physics Of Oscillations In Physics
This report investigates resonance phenomena of driven damped simple harmonic oscillations by
measuring accelerations and frequencies of an oscillator. Since it turned out that oscillations with
low damping have smaller errors than those with high damping, small damping cases are employed
to examine the resonance phenomena. Based on the Newton s 2nd Law \cite{book}, the motion of
oscillations can be modeled by the following differential equation and its solution.
\begin{equation} \label{eq1}
\ddot x+2\gamma \dot x+\omega_{0}^{2} x=\left(\frac{F_{0}}{m}\right)e^{i\omega t}
\end{equation}
\begin{equation} \label{eq2} x(\omega)=\frac{F_{0}/m}{\omega_{0}^{2}
\omega^{2}+2i\gamma\omega}=A(\omega)cos(\omega t \phi)
\end{equation}
Acceleration ... Show more content on [Link] ...
In total, 16 experimental data points have been taken after settling to each steady state for
various driven frequencies. The voltage data obtained in Lab View is then converted to the
acceleration data by multiplying its amplitudes by the slope of the two calibration points. Here,
the voltage data is calibrated with gravity only and with no acceleration. The slope is called
calibration factor. Errors for accelerations are the calibration factor times the error of the cursor
measurements of Lab View, and that is the minimum difference Lab View can measure. Errors for
the phase shifts are obtained by equation \ref{eq5} where \(\Delta f¥\) is an error for the driven
frequency derived from the variation in frequency displayed on the oscilloscope \cite{oscilloscope},
\(t\) is a time shift between the peak of the acceleration of the oscillator and the driven force, \(\Delta
t\) is an error for the time derived from the grid square size in the Lab View waveform graph.
\begin{equation} \label{eq5}
\Delta \phi = \phi \sqrt{(\frac{\Delta f}{f})^{2}+(\frac{\Delta t}{t})^{2}}
\end{equation}
At the beginning of the experiment, the natural frequency of the oscillator with neither the eddy
currents nor driving force is observed as \(\omega_{0} = 75.7 \pm 0.1 \) rad/s or equivalently
\(f_{0} = 12.05 \pm 0.01 \) Hz.

The result of the experiment is summarized in Figure ~\ref{fg:A} and ~\ref{fg:AandPhi}. The overall
 Inside Job Analytical Report
INSIDE JOB. Was the 2008 MELTDOWN avoidable?

Memorandum of Transmittal
To: Sir Azmat Ahmad Ansari From: Syeda Benazir Burhan Date: 28/2/2013 Subject: Analytical
Report on the Documentary Inside Job In response to your request of 14/2/2013, I have analyzed
the documentary Inside job. I m pleased to present enclosed report, which summarizes the financial
break down in the year 2008, described in the documentary. Based on my analysis, the subject of
Inside Job is the global financial crisis of 2008. It features research and extensive interviews with
financiers, politicians, journalists, and academics. The film follows a narrative that is split into five
parts. The film focuses on changes in the financial industry in the decade ... Show more content on
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It was when hundreds of S L companies failed. The tax payers paid the cost 124 billion for the
crisis and some, all their life s savings. Thousands of S L execs went to jail, including Keating.
Even after what happened to S L, Greenspan went on to become chairman of The Federal Reserve
and was reappointed by Clinton and Bush Jr. While under the supremacy of Clinton, deregulation
continued. Treasury Sec. Robert Rubin (Goldman Sachs CEO) and Larry Summers (Harvard
economics professor) were the key players of that time.

1990 s

Beginning in the 1990 s Financial sectors were consolidated into a few gigantic firms that were so
large, their failure threatened the whole system. On the contrary, Clinton Administration helped
them grow even larger. Deregulation and advances in technology led to an explosion of complex
financial products called derivatives . Economists and bankers claimed that they d make markets
safer, but in reality, they caused more instability. The Cold War ended, high tech turned to financial
markets to work with investment firms (weapons of mass financial destruction).

Many regulators, politicians, and business people poo poo the threat, financial innovation poses to
the industry. But the reaction was really indifferent. While by using derivatives, bankers started
gambling on virtually anything.

the rise and fall of oil prices the

 Industrial Revolution Essay
Advancements in agriculture, textile, transportation and economic growth became possible only
because of the Industrial Revolution. Taking place in the United States between 18th and 19th
century, times went from separating the cotton from its seed to using an automated cotton gin made
by an American inventor Eli Whitney. This allowed for the lower class citizens to be able to have
the important goods such as medication and clothing. Before the American Industrial Revolution,
people were mostly farmers and life went by slowly and tedious work was required for simple tasks.
But with inventions like the cottongin, and the assembly line, mass production evolved. The United
States had one of the fastest economic growths than any other country... Show more content on
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Without the Industrial Revolution, America would still have a sluggish life with heavy labor. The
American Industrial revolution was a blessing to the American progression because it created the
road to a massive economy, more jobs with a better work ethic, and made life easier with new
inventions. Imagine a life where we would still have to ride in carriages to get down the streets and
make our own clothes instead of just buying them. Well times similar to these have passed after the
Industrial Revolution had started taking place. In addition to these inventions, there were the
interchangeable parts, improved transportation, communication, clothes, and modern cities. The
Industrial Revolution started with the invention of the Steam Engine by James Watt in 1775 (1). It
was basically an engine that would induce the energy of steam to move other machines such as trains
and powering factories. It was an incredible source of energy for transportation and goods. Public
transportation such as locomotives could now be powered by the steam engine and this increased the
speed of travel, which lowered the time to arrive at the destination. After the steam engine, the cotton
gin invented by Eli Whitney was another remarkable invention during the Industrial Revolution. This
machine easily separated the cotton fibers from its seeds. The invention and usage of the cotton gin
augmented cotton production, mostly in the south. The rise in agriculture production increased
greater
 Chinese Labor Essay
The finalization of the transcontinental railroad ultimately allowed Chinese labors to explore further
employment opportunities in western regions.
In 1860, only 2,719 Chinese resided in San Francisco, representing 7.8 percent of the Chinese
population In California. Ten years later, the Chinese population in the city had soared to 12,022, a
343 percent increase. Meanwhile, San Francisco had begun to develop as a locus of industry, it had
about two hundred manufacturing firms employing fifteen hundred workers. Ten years later, with
nearly one fourth of California s Chinese population living there, San Francisco had more than
twelve thousand laborers employed in industrial production and was the ninth leading manufacturing
city in the United States. Half of the labor force in the city s four key industries boot and shoe,
woolens, cigar and tobacco and sewing was Chinese (Takaki pg.182 183).
Chinese laborers hold for employment in western regions remained superior to any other immigrant
group at the time because of the necessity for ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Chinese who were let go joined Chinese who had voluntarily left, and together they formed
Chinese boot and shoe firms. This dynamic put white owned shoe firms such as Einstein Bros. in
a quandary. When Einstein Bros., faced with Chinese capital entry during a depression, fired all
but 60 of its 350 Chinese workers in 1876 and hired white girls, 40 the Chinese competition for a
stagnating market increased. Between 1875 and 1877, the San Francisco assessor reported a
doubling of boot and shoe plants in the city, from 26 to 56, but the value of output per firm fell
from $111,000 to $36,000. The number of San Francisco boot and shoe firms rose to 141 in 1881,
and the value of output per firm remained roughly constant after 1877 (Competition, Racism, and
Hiring Practices among California
 Triangular Slave Trade And Slavery
Slavery was abolished in the year of 1865; however, the maltreatment of African Americans has not.
Similarly, the triangular slave trade mentioned in Hartman s book is no longer existent, but
inhumane conditions still exist amongst the African community. These conditions are recurring
motifs that hip hop artist try to bring to mainstream audiences. The blood diamond industry began in
the 1990s with the rebel group, Revolutionary United Front (RUF), led by Foday Sankoh, who had
claimed they would improve the destitute conditions of the Africans and take better care of them
than the African government. However, they later went against these promises and seized control of
diamond producing regions in the east and south of Sierra Leone (Fofana,
 The Biggest Software Disasters
Introduction
This research paper takes a look at two of the biggest software disasters in the past decade,
[Link] website and the DIA Baggage system. In this paper, I analyze the different
engineering approaches that were used, assess the success or failure of each to draw conclusions
regarding best practices. [Link]
The Affordable Care Act also known as ObamaCare was signed into law by President Barack Obama
on
March 23, 2010 to overhaul the US healthcare system. [Link] is a health insurance
exchange website that was created as a result of this law. The objective of the website is to create a
marketplace of health insurance companies and facilitate the sale of private health insurance plans to
residents. ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Thus the [Link] is a huge complex system. Designing a complex system such as this is
quite an undertaking. A good design approach is required. A properly designed system goes a long
way to make testing easier.
[Link] Architecture
The [Link] consists of the following major components
1. A dynamic website and transaction processing application called the Federally Facilitated
Marketplace (FFM)
2. A Data Services Hub
3.A set of distributed services comprising of the new and legacy systems of many health insurance
companies and government agencies.

Figure 1. [Link] logical system architecture [1]

The FFM requirement was to interact in real time with other systems, existing federal agency
databases and online services of more 170 insurance companies doing business in the 36 states. The
data services hub allows the insurance companies to validate information provided by applicants
against information maintained in the federal agencies databases. The distributed services are the
services provided by the insurance and the government agencies through published APIs. So the data
services hub connect to all these different entities through their application programming interfaces.
Problems
The four activities fundamental to software engineering are software specification, software
development (design and implementation), software validation and software evolution. These
activities are used
 Types Of Methods Used By Occupational Therapy For Treat...
There are four different types of methods to be used by an occupational therapy to treat their clients
with motor control problems to enable clients functional movement, and independence. These
methods are Rood, Brunnstrom, Neurodevelopmental(NDT) also known as Bobath s, and
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF). These four methods have similarities according to
their different perspectives on how clients are going to be treated with abnormal tones. These four
methods are very helpful for OTs/OTAs to treat their clients. Examples of these dysfunctions are
abnormal muscle tones such as; rigidity antagonist and agonist are both working together, spasticity
hypertonic; and flaccidity Hypotonic, as well as different abnormal reactions of the client such as;
inability to do righting reactions, equilibrium reactions; and protective extension reactions. There are
also two types of abnormal reflexesthat the client might manifest if they have a CNS dysfunction
and those are Asymmetrical Tonic Reflexes for an Infant, and Deep Tendon Reflexfor an adult.
Incoordination of Dorsal Column, Basal Ganglia, and Cerebellar are also examples of CNS
Dysfunctions that the client might have. Using these 4 approaches, such as rood s, brunnstrom s,
bobath s and pnf, will help reduce all of those abnormal patterns and normalize tone, posture, and
balance.

Rood s Approach
Basic Assumptions o Client must have a normal tone (Normal muscle tone is required for movement)
o
 The Membrane Potential Between Outside And The Inside Cell...
Option 2:
The resting membrane potential is the difference between the outside and the inside cell membrane
polarity. It is called a resting potential because it occurs when a membrane is not being stimulated
or conducting impulses (Ritchison n.d.). This polarity can be measured and it is about 70mv. In the
resting membrane potential, outside the cell has a more positive polarity and inside the cell has
more negative polarity. There are more Na+ and Cl on the outside and larger negative proteins
(because they cannot go through the tiny pores to outside) and more K+ inside the cell (Ceballos,
2016).
Diffusion, electrostatic pressure, and sodium potassium pump are the main forces affecting the
resting membrane potential. Diffusion and electrostatic pressure work against the resting membrane
potential and sodium potassium pump help the resting potential. Diffusion occurs if there is a
concentration gradient present and the molecules move from the higher concentration to the lower
concentration.
Electrostatic pressure work as simple as a magnetic effect, which is characterized by the opposite
attraction of. Sodium Potassium pump is an active mechanism and need energy (by food etc.) to
work. In this case, 3 Na+ ions are excluded to the outside of the cell and 2 K+ ions brought into to
the cell. This energy supply occurs through food we eat and they break ATP (Adenosine
Triphosphate) to ADP (Adenosine Diphosphate). In action potential, only axon depolarization occurs,
not to
 Chronicle Of A Death Foretold By Gabriel Marquez
Chronicle of a Death Foretold by Gabriel Marquez
The most important aspect of the Latin American culture has everything to do with honor. Women
have the biggest responsibility when it comes to honor. Losing your honor might undoubtedly
portray as the worst deed in this culture. In a Chronicle of a Death Foretold the author Gabriel
Marquez demonstrates the horrifying actions taken when losing one s honor. The purpose of this
paper is to analyze the events that occurred in the novel and compare them to the same the culture
and also the outcomes of going against your religion in different cultures.
Latin American culture is usually stereotyped as Hispanic culture simply because of the Spanish
association with each other. One major concept that dignifies this culture is honor. The concept of
honor is very important in Latin America. Any decision and behavior of each individual becomes
based largely on the pleasing of the family. The women become pressured with containing their
honor. The women also get pressured into purity; mainly because it shows they have respect for
themselves and their family. Expectation involving women revolve around retaining their virginity
and purity longer than a male. Theoretically, women have their own honor; but in reality their honor
depicts on the whole family. Which explains the reasoning behind why losing the honor shames
everyone. The biggest action that could take away a woman s honor would be premarital sex.
Containing your virginity