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 The United States And The Federal Government
Multigenerational covers over seventy years from birth till present employing over one hundred and
fifty eight million in the year 2011 were in the workforce based on the United States, Bureau of
Labor Statistics a federal agencies reporting to the Office of Personal Management, known as the
federal government. The federal governmentis a perfect snapshot of how four different generations
collaborate and work together, supporting and running our federal government. I think about 911
quite often; my company lost eleven victims was in the office at the World Trade Center. Back then,
if the Department of Homeland Security collaborated such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
Immigration Customs Enforcement, Customs and Border... Show more content on [Link] ...
A good majority of the federal employees are great savers, and planned nicely over their thirty year
career and are prepared for retirement financially, not all, however, a good portion.

Internally at my place of employment, there are fourteen states and within the fourteen states there
are a team of twenty four account representatives ranging from 20 something to my guess 60
something. We too are enriched with diversity regards to ethnic, religious, education levels, and
family units. In addition to our characteristics we have the common personality trait of strong
personalities, hardworking, dedicated, and most important we are emotionally dedicated to our
clients. The cohesiveness took several years for us to get our Groove On and have learned not
everything works overall quite efficiently. Taking time to have a better understanding with each
era, such as their values, upbringing, and lives lessons, could provide management and colleagues
a more cohesive workplace and retaining valuable employees. Typically in the sales arena and
corporate America, there is a shelf life for many reasons which are not addressed at least on paper.
Beginning with salaries and health care benefit costs the Boomer population cost companies more
money, the impacting the profit and bottom dollar. For profit verses not for profit varies greatly and
hope for profit corporations would find the value in keeping
 The Royal Of General Practitioners
Introduction
The Royal College of General Practitioners in its recent published paper has predicted that in the
next ten years, the number of patients with one or more long term conditions will increase to 18
million in England alone. Currently this group of patients make up fifty per cent of all GP
appointments, sixty four per cent of all outpatient appointments and seventy per cent of all inpatient
admissions. The total cost is as much as seventy per cent of the total health and social care
expenditure in England.
Between 2001 to 2011, the number of full time GPs in England increased from 28,854 to 35,319.
This represents an average annual growth of only two per cent. This current rate of growth in the
general practice workforce is not ... Show more content on [Link] ...
However, studies have shown that structural organisation changes alone do not deliver the expected
improvements in the quality and performance of health care (Ham, 1999). Redesigning service
pathways and implementing changes are relatively easy at a functional level. However, attempting to
understand the distinctive thought processes adopted by organisations, the underlying resistance
factors to change and how new practices can be sustained is far more challenging. Therefore, a
deeper analysis and understanding of organisational culture is crucial to the success of change
management.
This paper aims to explore the different challenges of organisation culture and change management
using the implementation of a recent telehealth project in North Yorkshire to discuss the key success
factors of change management derived from different research studies.

Organisation culture

There are many definitions of organisational culture available in the literature, many of which are
based on the fact that culture consists of values, beliefs, and assumptions shared by the majority of
members of an organisation. These characteristics and shared views are then translated into common
and repeated patterns of behaviour. Although it is difficult to come up with a single definition that
would cover
 Infinity In The Real World
Now of Infinity
Lastly, the discovery of Infinity comes to the now of Infinity. Regarding the applications of Infinity
in the real world today. Andrew Hendrickson pointed out a poignant thought by Einstein, only two
things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity, and I m not sure about the former (2016).
Therefore, infinity, as discussed before is not a number, it is not a physical object, that we know
of today, but as time has presented, infinity is under constant discovery. Fields have expanded
since the period of the ancient Greeks. As stated above in the how of infinity, similar are the now of
infinity. So, can there still be unfounded infinities left to be discovered? How is infinity used in our
world of today?
Moreover, infinity ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Accordingly, from the beginning of infinity history, from the Greeks, into the works of Newton,
Plato, Aristotle, Galileo and Cantor s ultimate discovery of the actual infinite. Starting from the
beginning of the What is Infinity, not just a number, but can ultimately be anything that can be
compared in a one to one correspondence without counting. Moreover, the How is infinity used in
mathematics, encompassing most areas of modern mathematical fields, religion and physical
infinities. Specifically, surrounding the areas of space, time, Metaphysics, Calculus, and Fractals.
Then finally, ending with the Now of Infinity used in three distinct genres. That being mathematics,
physical and the third metaphysical infinities. For instance, mathematically using set theory, or
counting numbers. Physically, utilized in the occupations of Cosmology and Physics. Metaphysically
searching for the ultimate possibilities of the One or a God of choice. These sections, What, How,
and Now of Infinity have brought up many areas to continue studying and to reflect on that constant
discovery of infinity. Since the essence of the word, infinity means endlessness, limitlessness or
boundlessness. Leaving the research and discovery of infinity into the same state of the
 Marxism, Feminism And The Works Of Max Weber
The following essay is an attempt to explain and evaluate Marxism, Feminism and the works of
Max Weber. I will also attempt to relate each of these different sociological explanations to
contemporary society. According to Karl Marx (1818 1883) all the struggles of all societies
throughout history are due to confrontations of power and exploitation. Marx believed that all
societies had divisions of class and therefore inequality as a result of capitalism. He believed that
capitalism would always be antagonistic because one class could exploit another class instead of
working in a cooperative way. Marx was concerned about relationships between individuals,
predominately men, and their access to power; whether this was in the form of scarce resources
such as fuel, food and jobs. Marx believed that separate individuals form a class only if they come
together as a group in a common interest to battle against the opposing class. In order to do this
he believed they would need to develop class consciousness . According to Marx it is the self
interest of capitalism that is so destructive to society and will always result in inequality. Marxists
continues to discuss class in terms of the stratification of society and the lack of access of workers
to the means of production today. We still currently live in a capitalist society but debate continues
about whether or not Marx s ideology is relevant to contemporary society. Miliband (1969) said
Notwithstanding the existence of a
 Gettysburg Essay
Gettysburg, the largest, bloodiest, and most celebrated battle of the Civil war, is said by many to
be the turning point of the war that killed 618,000 Americans. Gettysburg the movie was four
hours long, which is about 68 hours less than it actually took for the battle to come and go. The
first shots were fired no long after daylight, so to be exact, it was 04:30 hours, on the morning of
July 1st, (49 Nofi). Bullets flew from the rifles of Union Calvary men on picket duty along the
Chambersburg Pike. It was in response to the advancing of Confederates, a skirmish line of 2,500 led
by Henry Keith, a General that graduated last in his class at West Point (104 Clark).
The battle ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Colonel Chamberlain informed his men that if their ground was compromised, then the entire
Potomac army might be in danger. Chamberlain noticed confederate forces appearing through the
thick forest, and ordered the reserves to plug any hole that might be made in the line. They held off
the Confederate s first attack, but soon another rebel charge emerged.
With fewer men and less ammunition, Chamberlain constructs a new wall of soldiers even further
left than the first. They manage to destroy the second attack, but then the third comes and
Chamberlain orders a bayonet charge. This last order of war helped the Yankees to keep their
ground that July 2nd.
A new day dawns, July 3rd comes and Colonel chamberlain receives word that his unit is to be
moved to the middle of the Potomac line. He is assured that he will see no fighting today. The
Union soldiers were expecting a day of rest. Meanwhile Lee s plan of attack is being explained to
the reluctant General Longstreet who would rather rest himself. The plan is simple; General
Alexander who is in charge of artillery is to fire his cannons at the very middle of the Potomac
lines. In an effort to breakdown Union firepower. As soon as General Alexander had diminished
enemy strength, General Pettigrue, General Trimble, and General Pickett were to march their
brigades up the slope and take Union ground. After the ground has been
 Queen Elizabeth In The Renaissance Era
Throughout the Renaissance Era there have been stories of kings, knights and heroic heroes, but
hardly ever does one hear about a Queen making history. Queen Elizabeth I, was a queen who one
does not really talk about or know any stories of her, but there is so much to know about her. Queen
Elizabeth s life growing up, accomplishments as queen, and her later years are something everyone
should know about its history. Queen Elizabeth s life growing up had some difficult circumstances,
but this had no effect over her ruling. She was able to maintain peace in a country, which was
divided previously.
Queen Elizabeth was born on September 7, 1533 ( Queen Elizabeth I 1). King Henry VIII was her
father and Anne Boleyn was her mother, wich was her father s second wife (3). At the age of only
two years old, her mother was killed by her father over accusations of committing adultery and
conspiracy (3). King Henry VIII died in 1547, Elizabeth was taken into care by her stepmother
Catherine Parr (3). Tension between Elizabeth and her stepfather, Thomas Seymour started to
occur, Elizabeth returned to Hatfield, the royal estate, away from the court (3). The relationship
between the two never subsided and Elizabeth had him executed for conspiring to marry her to
gain power (3). Elizabeth had an older half sister, Mary Tudor and a half brother Edward Tudor
(3). Edward was King Henry s only son with his third wife, Jane Seymour, Edward was set upon the
throne, after his father s death,
 Accidents In Hockey Essay
Accidents in Hockey

Accidents can and do happen anywhere, anytime to anyone. This statement is very true when dealing
with a physical contact sport like hockey. There is a certain amount of risk involved in playing any
sport. When an injury occurs, it inflicts tremendous hardship on the injured person, the team and the
parents as well. Hockey is a very popular and fun game to play (it is now considered
Canada s national sport, along with lacrosse) but it can also be very dangerous.
As players become better educated about hockey injuries and play by the rules the game will be
even more fun to play. This paper will discuss the importance of common and catastrophic injuries,
protective equipment, an indepth ... Show more content on [Link] ...
If you were to include facial injuries which would be a combination of the head, teeth/mouth, jaw
/chin and eye injuries they would represent 26% of all reported injuries. A special analysis has been
undertaken by the Hockey Development Centre of Canada to better understand this problem.
The head is often driven into the boards awkwardly which leads to concussions.
NHL,OHL amd Junior A players are suffering head injuries because they do not have to wear full
face masks and are subject to stick infraction.

CATASTROPHIC INJURIES

Catastrophic injury is any incident causing death or permanent long term disability. Hockey played
out of Ontario has seen a dramatic decrease in catastrophic injuries. There were 26 such injuries in
1992 compared to 44 in
1989 and 79 in 1986. In the past, Ontario had represented almost half of (more than 200) spinal
injuries since 1976. The reduction of these numbers is due from hockey executives who
introduced a rule prohibiting checking from behind in the 1985 season. A report done by Glen
Mccurdie (manager of the health benifts for the CHA) told of nine Canadian players who suffered
broken necks, with three reslting in quadriplegia. In the 1992 season four players suffered broken
necks, two were classed as unavoidable because they involved players losing their balance and
falling into the boards.
Finally, league and executive members are
 Time To Dump Time Zone James Gleick Summary
In the article, Time to Dump Time Zones , by James Gleick is saying that even though there are
time zones that we would be better off if we got rid of our times zones to bring unity between
countries, and less confusion allowing for people to never be confused on what time it is in certain
countries. Gleick says that our society does not live in the railroad world anymore that now things
are all network based and the whole world is connected through the touch of our fingers. Such as
twitter, and Facebook.
I disagree with Gleick to a certain extent because I do not believe that we should have one time zone
that covers the whole world, but I do believe in getting rid of day time saving changes. The whole
reason we have time zones are because they help us produce a way to understand when it is the
morning, noon, evening, and midnight, but without multiple time zones whenever it is noon in a
specific city it may the evening in another city causing the whole system of a time zone pointless.
That would bring such chaos to our world because the world is set up in a way that it functions
according to the sun. ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Such as if you worked from 9 am to 5 pm in a normal multi zoned world it would be day time the
sun would be rising and when you would finish the sun would be setting, but with only one time
zone working from 9 am to 5 pm in British Columbia would be night time. You would be waking
up when it is dark, and coming home when the sun is rising. According to a report done by Eric P.
Bloom he states that workers are more efficient when it comes to working when they work with the
day light hours. So logically it is smarter to keep one time zone allowing for workplace efficiency to
be
 Bill Bowerman Research Paper
Why did Bill Bowerman create Nike? Bill Bowerman is the co founder of Nike. He went from a
track coach to innovator to franchise owner.
Bill Bowerman was born on February 19,1911 in portland,oregon. His father was president of the
oregon senate. After his parents divorced he spent his early years in fossil,Oregon with his mother.
Bill bowerman served in World War 2 intervened and bowerman served in the Arm s Tenth Mountain
Division from 1943. Until 1945 returning to medford. Bowerman retired as a track coach at the
University of Oregon in 1947. The next year the University of Oregon hired Bowerman as head track
coach he would hold that spot until 1972. Bowermans innovations spanned both training and
equipment. Bowerman designed personal goals for each member of his team. Bowerman s team won
24 NCAA individual titles,4 NCAA team championships,He coached 33 olympians,38 conference
champions and 64 ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Bowerman was dissatisfied of running spikes during that time. Shaping Nike s ethos of leveraging
athletes insights to design transformative products. Bowerman wrote to many shoe company s of
ideas. None accepted his recommendations. Frustrated Bowerman took matters into his own hands.
Bowerman deconstructed other shoes to study their anatomy. A springfield based boot maker how to
craft shoe patterns. Phil Knight the other co founder was the first student athlete to try a Bowermans
original. The young runner who tested the shoes didn t get to wear them long. His teammate Otis
Davis spotted the prototype and wanted to give it a try. Davis liked them so much he didn t give
them back. In fact he went to conference championship and won a gold medal in the 400 meters
wearing Bowermans shoes. Bowerman started measuring runners feet heel,ankle. Knight and
Bowerman started selling running shoes. He used several materials. Everything you need is already
inside. Bill
 Lord Of The Flies Character Analysis Essay
Everyone, at least as a child, has had a fear of some sort of beast or monster. People usually like to
refer to animals as beasts because they aren t human and the animals are not able to think for
themselves. In fact this is the opposite because humans are actually beasts because they are
actually able to think for themselves and have do things according to what they are thinking. In
Lord of the Flies there are many different topics and themes that are gone over but one of the main
themes is that people can go insane and become savages under certain circumstances. A lot of
characters in the book betrayed Ralph to join Jack s new group but a character did not become one
of Jack s savages instead he died in attempt to save the rest of the... Show more content on
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What makes Simon is so relatable is that he tries to make a change in people s lives. All the kids
there are all trying to get home but when the littlun see the beast the rest of the kids they should
start caring more about the beast instead of getting saved. During one of their meetings the kids
were trying to decided on how they should handle the monster. A while after Jack left there was
an awkward silence and then, ...Simon stood up and took the conch from Piggy, who was so
astonished that he remained on his feet... (pg. 146). No one else decided to say anything so
Simon took it upon himself to say something that might make a difference. Simon is very quiet
and prefers to keep to himself but he decided that saying nothing wouldn t make change anything.
This relates to people because a lot of people in high school would prefer not to talk in front of
class because they are in fear of looking foolish in class. The same things happens to Simon
because after everyone rejects Simon s idea he then, ...retired and sat as far away from the others
as possible (pg. 147). As soon as his idea is rejected he starts to coward back and he realizes that
he embarrassed himself in front of everyone. A lot of Highschool kids can relate to this feeling
because after a presentation usually kids try to make themselves the least noticeable so that no one
has a chance to humiliate them. Some people have
 The Quiet Man By Maurice Walsh
A famous short story, The Quiet Man, by Maurice Walsh, tells the tale of the protagonist, Shawn
Kelvin, who must come to a resolution both internally and externally throughout the story. Shawn
experiences a rollercoaster of up and downs during the story, around the 1950 s in Ireland. Shawn
finds the women of his dreams and he marries her, but her brother, Big Liam O Grady, is the man
of the town. Traditionally, dowry is given from the bride s familyto the groom s family. Shawn has
no respect from Big Liam O Grady, or the town. Shawn wants to receive his respect from Big Liam
O Grady and love from Ellen. Shawn is willing to do anything for her, even it comes down to a fight.
Shawn fights himself and others, internally and externally, to... Show more content on
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Liam O Grady doesn t want to see Ellen ever again, and is willing to pay a good dowry for her.
Shawn, a former boxer, known as the great Tiger Kelvin. He has enough money, and he s not
looking for dowry, just a lover. Ellen wants Shawn to face up to her brother and get the dowry to
show her that he s not a coward. Shawn says to Ellen, But, girl dear, I never wanted a dowry with
you. She liked him to say that, but far better would she like to win for him the respect and
admiration that was his due (Pelegano 40). In this part of the short story Shawn is faced with some
heavy internal conflict. He wants to show ellen that he s a man and that he really loves her so
Shawn says to Liam You heard me. Here is your sister Ellen! Keep her! (Walsh 15). Shawn found
a way to resolve his internal conflict with Liam and Ellen. After he resolved his internal conflict
he found himself stuck. Shawn realizes there s only one way to resolve the conflict of the story.
Shawn has to fight Big Liam O Grady to gain respect and collect his dowry from the antagonist. As
Shawn prepares to go to war with Big Liam, the town begins to circle around them. David prepares
to meet Goliath, and they begin to fight. As they began to battle Big Liam never
 Essay Observation in Daisy Miller
He said to himself that she was too light and childish, too uncultivated and unreasoning, too
provincial, to have reflected upon the ostracism or even to have perceived it. Then at other moments
he believed that she carried about in her elegant and irresponsible organism a defiant, passionate,
perfectly observant consciousness of the impression she produced. (43)

The socialites in Daisy Miller s world aspire to a perfection, a nobility, and a superlative of character.
But character is a misleading word; interiority is important only insofar as it reflects the assumed
depths that come with an appearance of refinement, for the relationships in Daisy Miller: A Study are
formed by observation, not by conversation. Winterbourne s ... Show more content on
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From the start, Winterbourne is shown as a participatory voyeur. His greatest talent is in
particularize female beauty into discrete parts, refining his vision of the whole into smaller, more
appreciable pieces:
They were wonderfully pretty eyes; and, indeed, Winterbourne had not seen for a long time
anything prettier than his fair countrywoman s various features‹her complexion, her nose, her ears,
her teeth. He had a great relish for feminine beauty; he was addicted to observing and analysing it;
and as regards this young lady s face he made several observations. (7)

Besides the visual blazon he writes on Daisy as a traditional weapon of subjugation (and which
permits him, momentarily, to mentally accuse her face of a want of finish [7]), Winterbourne tries
something equally dominating‹to usurp Daisy s own power of sight by judging her eyes only on
aesthetic terms. In their meeting, Daisy is at first ostensibly pinned by Winterbourne s evaluative
gaze of superlatives and particularization, but her eyes tell another story: She sat there with her
extremely pretty hands, ornamented with very brilliant rings, folded in her lap, and with her pretty
eyes now resting upon those of
 John Locke s Argument For Personal Identity Essay
Introduction The purpose of this essay is to define what Personal Identity is by analyzing John
Locke s argument for Personal Identity. John Locke s argument for Personal Identity will be
examined, in order to establish a better understanding of whether or not the argument for personal
identity could be embraced. In order to do so, the essay will i) State and explain Locke s argument
that we are not substances or mere souls and ii) State and explain Locke s concept of personal
identity and its relations to what he calls self, consciousnessand punishment. This essay will also
focus on Thomas Reid s perspective on personal identity and iii) State and explain Reid s
criticisms of Locke s theory of personal identity, and lastly iv) I will evaluate whether or not Reid s
objections are good. Locke s argument may seem to be plausible at first, however, the essay will
conclude by rejecting John Lockes argument for personal identity due to Locke s inadequate
reasonings and Thomas Reid s criticisms.
(i)
In John Locke s argument for personal identity, he believes that we are not substances or mere
souls. In his argument, Locke stresses to convey that there is a crucial difference between
distinguishing a man and a person (Locke 221). According to Locke s definition, a man is a
living body which is homogenous to an animal s body. Therefore, any living body of a particular
shapes refers to a man. Locke emphasizes that a person is a sensible being that is aware of its own