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Presented in Partial Fulfilment INDS 400: Capstone Man was created in God’s image and given the responsibility and power over God’s creation. Therefore, man is expected work as commanded by God. Hence, as man works on Earth, he represents God the Creator. The purpose of this work is to bring both land and nature under God’s rule. Man, at the time of creation, was given the mandate to subdue the earth. Throughout the Holy Scriptures, man has been designated as God’s faithful servant. We are called in our different careers to serve for the glory ...

d <- file.choose(); d <- as.data.frame(read.csv(d), header=T)

require(foreign) library(foreign) // the ID number is even, hence we take the first 71 observations d<-d[1:71,] // Check the new data set: d // Choose variables participating in the assignment: 292302%%13+2 [1] 12 2302%%13+2 [1] 3 // Our explanatory variables are variable #3 (lgdp2) and #12 (gcony2) //Now plot a loess regression for variable #3 scatter.smooth(d[,2]~d[,3]) abline(lm(d[,2]~d[,3]),col="red", lwd=4) // Add a robust linear regression and add a blue line ...

The railroaded fabric’s design runs horizontally across while up the bolt’s pattern runs up the fabric roll. It is important to notice the difference as the positioning of the fabric may lead to changes in design appearance. Knife-edge is the method of uniting pieces of fabric; welting is the process in which a cord wrapped in fabric is inserted into the stitch, while boxing is the completely covered fabric strip from the front and cushion sides.

In-the-muslin refers to the pieces of furniture decorated in plain white muslin cloth.

Upholstered furniture has two different ways of attaching the cushions onto the wooden framework. For instance, if customers wanted a secure ...

World War I and World War II were a global conflict that left scores of people dead across the world. The First World War occurred between the years 1914-1918. World War II broke two decades later which started in the year 1939-1940. The second war had more devastating results than the first one. The world became politically and economically unstable. The war took more lives and destroyed property and land. The years that immediately followed World War I and World War II was a time of both expansion and contraction of individual freedom. This contradiction played out in the lives of ...

- Limitations of the use of police force. The procedure in the use of police force. - Advantages of using police force. - Enables the police carry out their duties effectively. - Scare criminals from engaging in criminal activities. - They can deal with criminals with sophisticated weapons. - Disadvantages of using police force. - Police have misused the use of force. - Has increased discrimination in relation to race and sex. - Damaged relationship between the police and the public. - Conclusion. - The police force should be ...

Introduction

The Florida area is renowned for its attractive and unique coral reef. The coral reef system that exists in this area serves as the natural habitat to many reef-dwelling species. Some of the well-known species are the Gag Grouper, which are considered very important to the fishermen. However, in the past 40 years, there has been a significant decrease in the coral reef cover in South Florida. It is estimated that over half of the native Oculina Varicosa coral that exists off the Florida coast has been ruined since the early 70’s, and there is very little evidence to ...

The National Beverage Corporation’s website, www.nationalbeverage.com opens with a repeating slideshow of people of different races, ages and demographics drinking, and enjoying, a combination of beverages, bottled water and soft drinks. The message over a drum loop is “Get a taste of our flavors!” Clicking continue takes you away from the opening slideshow and to the main page of the website. The website employs a sparse design that begins with an overview under the heading “A Formula. A Philosophy. A Tradition.” The paragraph below goes on to explain how “we” strives to be the best in everything that ...

Introduction

Wind engineering is a significant component in civil engineering. This is because winds can have devastating effects on different manmade and natural structures. Windstorms produce large amounts of damage every year (Holmes, 2007). Weather conditions such as thunderstorms generate local winds, whereas hurricanes and typhoons may generate very strong winds. Designing of buildings and structure takes into account the dead load of the structure plus the imposed load. However, in including a factor of safety for the structures the engineers have to factor in the wind load.

Types of Windstorms

Gales from Large depressions These are strong winds generated in mid latitudes between 40 and ...

1. Discuss the reality and significance of the Civil War in U.S. history. What were the factors that led to the outbreak of war? What were the long-term consequences of the conflict? Discuss Lincoln s role. What did emancipation mean to both sides in the war?

The reality of the US Civil War lies with the then economic and social differences between the Northern and Southern parts of the US, where Northern Federal states, grew industrialized, welcoming new cultures, while the Southern confederate states maintained an antiquated social order, and agriculture, utilizing the slaves in their farms. These socio ...

Product

Pepsi Light is a PepsiCo ltd product that is among many of the company’s product. The product is an alcohol free beverage that is sold in stores, restaurants and other places. Pepsi Cola is a global product that received high sales and great market share due to the brand name which has existed for years. Pepsi light is associated with sports and mostly targeted to the youths between in different parts of the world. Pepsi light operates under the brand name of Pepsi. Pepsi Company uses the brand strategy for their branding strategy and their products also. However, Pepsi Light ...

The European Union did not begin, as many seem to think, as a diplomatic coalition of European states. Instead, the formation of the European Union was a practical financial decision, born from the changing face of the world after the end of the Cold War (Majone). The European Union is home to a wide variety of different people with different cultures; the purpose of the formation of the Union was not to homogenize the continent, but to form a coalition of independent states that worked together to counterbalance American economic and financial power, as well as the rising economic power of China (Dinan).

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Introduction

People have different perceptions and understandings on the concept of consumption, but it take a lot of considerations and concern for one to get the ideal meaning of the term consumptions and how it needs to be applied in daily activities and practices. As argued by some scholars and writers, consumption is not necessarily about transaction but it is fundamentally subjective state of consciousness with different meanings and hedonic responses (Kreitner, 2000). This paper targets at investigating the inner meaning of consumption and drawing meaningful understanding to people on the application of consumption and how it relates to people, their ...

Overview of Diet Coke Plus

Diet Coke Plus was reportedly an extension in the Diet Coke product which aimed to address controversial ingredients in Diet Coke through the infusion of vitamins and minerals. As revealed, it was introduced in 2007 and allegedly targeted health conscious consumers who were acknowledged weight watchers and overly zealous in nutritional contents of their beverages. The ‘Plus’ extension to the brand name was emphasized to include: “15 percent of the recommended dietary allowance (according to the US Department of Agriculture) of niacin, vitamin B6, and vitamin B12, and 10 percent of the allowance for zinc and magnesium” ( ...

According to the first respondent, Cold War was the persisting state of dispute, confusions and threats. It took place between the end of World War two in the year 1945 and the beginning of fall of Berlin Wall in the year 1989. It involved the Soviet Union, the United States and their respective alliance. Several nations joined together to fight their common enemy. It majorly involved the systematic use of spies to get military or political secrets, threatening, communism, propagandas, and competition in technology and space races. Technology competition was based on developing massive conventional and nuclear arms (James, ...

The physical rights over a property such as a book, manuscript, painting or CD is not similar to owning the copyright to the work personified in the item. Under the first sale policy, ownership of a physical copy of a material that has been protected by copyright permits reselling, lending, disposing of the item. Nevertheless, the copyright does not permit reproduction of the material, publicly performing or displaying it, or taking part in any activity that is reserved for the holder of the copyright. The transfer of the physical duplicate does not reassign the copyright holder’s rights to the item, including an ...

Economists have proved that capital and labor are not sufficient of themselves to stimulate growth in an economy. In fact, many experts now believe that the vital determining factor in economic growth is knowledge. It is generally presumed that larger firms have an advantage when it comes to producing and capitalizing upon knowledge. Large businesses are in a better position than most businesses in terms for paying for R&D, human capital and patenting inventions. However, although the factors of capital and unskilled labor are sources of competitive advantage in an economy characterized by large scale production, an entrepreneurial economy ...

Current Situation of Pepsi Light

Pepsi Light is a product that has received great regard in the market globally mostly due to the fact that it mostly associated with sports and that it contains less calories compared to the normal average drink. PepsiCo is a well recognized company worldwide that a lot of people want to be associated with and this has made it easier for the company to introduce new products in the market and maintain the existing ones since the brand name is well established. Pepsi Light was well received in the market and currently it has reached the maturity stage. The product has enabled ...

The concepts of leadership that involves responsibility, power, and empowerment are normally related, but it is essential to begin with a basic definition of each. According to Cole (2004), empowerment relates to the use of an approach where personnel or employees are given a chance to portray their ability to make decisions that affect the running of an organization. Further, this concept of empowerment provides a sense of authority to the employees exercising it. Cole (2004) defines power as the capacity to be able to cause change by having a form of unaltered control over others. Responsibility, according to Cole (2004), relates to ...

Al Capone strikes fear in the hearts of citizens as his reign of terror continues in the Chicago area. This Brooklyn, New York native began his life of crime at a young age, earning him the nickname Scarface (Messick & Goldblatt, 1972). As an original member of The Five Points Gang, his connections with crime boss, Jim Colosimo offered him to opportunity to learn the trade under Colosimo’s tutelage (Whitehead, 1956). Upon Colosimo’s death, Capone was groomed to take the position.

The prohibition allowed for many opportunities for Capone to continue to profit off of illegal alcohol sales ...

This study provides a critical analysis on the changing notion of comfort standards in building systems through a critique of Cole, Robinson, Brown and O’Shea’s (2008) “Re-Contextualizing the Notion of Comfort”. Diverse climate conditions across several locations around the world highly characterize standards of comfort met through the construction of residential and commercial buildings, thus the understanding that people derive comfort based on the normal weather conditions in their respective locales. Various standards for buildings –where people use spaces for habitation or work, ensure comfortable living in accordance to distinct climate conditions. Climate change, in this case, ...

There is enough evidence to support these attributes as explained by Michael Porter.

Switzerland was for instance the first country that started to expense labor shortages. On realizing that the production of watches was adversely affected by labor unrests, Switzerland opted to concentrate on highly innovative and very high-end watches that were not labor intensive and thus gained comparative advantage over the others Despite having very high priced land, Japan still manages to be a global leader even with little capacity to hold stock. Japan has therefore invented the Just In time inventory system that ensures that stock is only available when its needed. This has propelled the country to global leadership ...

Executive Summary

The strategic plan of Pepsi aims at establishing a clear vision and defined goals of how to maintain market leadership of Pepsi and how it has been able to be the best employer in the recent past. Pepsi Co majority of the times had a dominant position in the market, however, at the same time, it has also faced intense competition from its rival, Coca- Cola. The one type of change that it has experience in the last five years is its Diversity Inclusion Project which is now being led by CEO, Indra Nooyi, who has also been a major transformation in ...

1. How are the demographics of the United States changing at present? How might these changes effect inter-ethnic relations in the US? And how could such effects be shaped in part by the structure of city infrastructure and related public policies? Finally, contrast how order and conflict theorists would differ in their analysis of the general trends you discuss. Make sure you draw on information and arguments from both the Eitzen text and the article by Anderson titled “Cosmopolitan Canopy.” 

Assimilation has been such a powerful theme in U.S. history that in the decades following the rapid industrialization, ...

Patient

Lillian was an 84 year old diagnosed with sickle cell anemia and uncomfortable with the American culture. She went to America from Philippines at a young age of 24 as a bride of war. She married a Caucasian American and became a neutralized citizen and according to her, she was a Filipino. Having lived in America for many years, she assumes some American traditions and continues to practice Filipino traditions. Philippines fall under the Asian culture, which includes many races with a variety of illness and health beliefs. She has a problem with the Asian culture because some of the Asian generalized beliefs differ with Filipino ...

Summary

This poem has to do with the ways that anger and resentment can end up harming us not just as individuals but as a society. Six people sit around a fire, each with a piece of wood that could keep the fire burning. However, they look across the fire at one another, and several different areas of difference bubble up between them, and so they sit and wait. The first person is a woman who looks across and sees a black man sitting across from her. The prejudice she feels keeps her from putting her wood into the fire. Then, a person sees someone not ...

This paper will analyse the a key political speech given by US president John F Kennedy in West Berlin June 26th 1963 commonly referred to as the “Ich bin ein Berliner” speech, literally translating as “I am a Berliner” although perhaps more amusingly making reference to a local food “I am a do-nut.” (Bruner 319-328) The historical context of the speech may be seen as an important factor in considering the importance of the speech as much as the words and language of the piece itself. To this extent, the speech was given in the capital of Germany a country which the United States ...

This essay deals with the notion of death and dying in the movie, where protagonists prove to be more than ordinary people who would probably succumb to the pressure of knowing that their last days are numbered. Instead, they face death head on and follow their bucket list, with items that need to be done in order for them to believe that they have led truly fulfilled lives. In the end, however, they figure out that for this, they did not need fancy dinners and exotic trips, rather what they needed was beside them all along: family and friends; ...

Kenneth Cole is well knows not only for his successful business but also for his numerous social advertisements. Among these is the advertisement titled “Wake up call” which came out on the break of the century. This is truly a work of modern art that not only effectively uses marketing strategies, but also makes one think and ponder over the idea portrayed. This advertisement is especially successful because it is depicted on an everyday object; uses play of words and at the same times gives clear facts about the situation at hand.

You can no longer surprise anyone with a ...

Introduction

This paper investigates changes that have occurred / are occurring in a multicultural workforce, and whether those changes have proved / are proving to have positive benefits.

The Research

A 1991 paper by Taylor Cox, Jr., of the University of Michigan discusses this topic. Entitled “The multicultural organization”, his paper notes how organizations are finding that diversity in “gender, race, ethnicity and nationality” is on the increase. The author sees both positive and negative effects of this phenomenon. On the positive side, Cox sees benefits such as improvements in decision-making, more innovation and creativity, and greater success in marketing to ...

The National Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was created when a treaty was signed in 1949 by all the Allies except for the Soviet Union after World War II. That means that approximately 65 years after WWII ended and thirteen years after the end of the Cold War NATO is still active. The NATO website states that there were three main reasons for creating NATO. One reason was to build an organization of countries that could rely on each other to work together against any threat from the Soviet Union. The second reason mentioned was to get a North American presence in ...

The concept of Strategic Human Resource Management has attracted a lot of attention from scholars and practitioners since it came to the surface in the mid 1980s. Strategic Human Resource Management has replaced the word “Personnel Management” in the field of Human Resource. Moreover, scholars agree that Human Resource Management is the right approach to managing people at the work place since it meets the requirement of what happens in the highly competitive market structure. Strategic Human Resource Management adds value and profits to companies while making managing fun and exciting since it challenges workers to think for themselves ( ...

End of life palliative care can be a stressful, even traumatic time for not only dying residents, but also for families and the medical staff working with them. Fortunately, there is much staff can do to alleviate stress. In my own experiences as a Health Care Assistant in a nursing home, I have helped residents, families, and other staff members deal with this difficult segment of life through palliative care, and I have learned much from them as well.

Working and Interacting With Others in Palliative Care

Making sure that dying residents and their family have as stress-free an experience as possible is extremely important as a Health Care Assistant and ...

Jean Rhys’ I Used to Live Here Once, is an unusually short story. However, it is also unusually memorable, which is always a sign of an effective piece of work. Through the use of point of view, symbolism, imagery, and other narrative techniques, Rhys explores a delicate theme in a subtle yet powerful way.

I Used to Live Here Once is a rather shadowy tale of a woman who appears to be a ghost calling on her childhood home. The narrator trails the woman on her walk from a near river and along an old road that leads to the house in which she spent her ...

Advertisements in the 21st century are everywhere, whether on magazines, TV or even radio. Undeniably, it targets the audience who the advertisement has been designed for. Coca Cola remain as one of the best-known brands of soft drinks worldwide as it enjoys a wider market for its growing consumers. More so, Coca Cola marketing team believe in unique advertisements that are available both in electronic or print with their ads and commercials being assimilated with its consumers, as they remain exemplary humorous and entertaining to ensure it attracts more consumers of Coca Cola products. As a result, majority of the people ...

1. The term Share cropping refers to an agricultural system of sharing the land between landlord and tenant wherein landlord permits tenant or a farmer to use his land in lieu of a certain percentage of the crop production on the shared land. This system was widely practiced during the era of civil war in America and the main reason of this system was abolition of slavery in southern parts of America. Once slavery was eliminated, it became difficult for landlords to continue the cotton plantation. They had huge amount of land but the laborers were not available to work in ...

Visiting a carpentry shop, I came across a sand paper which may be the coarsest sand paper I ever touched. It felt like the grains are as course as the grains of the sand. After two minutes, I tried rubbing my fingers again but the sand paper seems to become fewer courses just like rubbing my fingers to a sugar in a cup. After another two minutes, I tried rubbing again my fingers to the sand paper and this time, it was not as coarse as the sugar anymore. The grains seemed to become finer just like the grains of a coffee. Thinking of ...

Lasting from 1946 until 1991, the Cold War was the longest of the 20th century s many wars and in many ways the most complicated. The last four links above document aspects of the initial phase the drawing of lines in the sand, so to speak and allow us to see something of the atmosphere of the immediate postwar years. In early 1946 George Kennan wrote a close analysis of Soviet aims and methods of achieving those aims and proposed a multi-phased strategy for the United States. 

The timeline in the first link above provides headings and a list of significant events. ...

Pre-preparedness

Personally, I believe that to use effectively a machine or any tool to one need to have prior information about it and needs to have frequently used it. The experience he has in the use of the equipment will make him work most effectively and efficiently with the machine. Therefore, I propose that the disaster management equipment need to be used frequently by the people who are responsible for taking rescue actions in case of the occurrence of the disaster. The main reason is that through the frequent interaction with the machines and equipment, the workers are able to familiarize ...

Coca Cola Company is a multinational American beverage company that specializes in production and retailing of non alcoholic drinks as well as syrup. The company has established a bland name from the well known logo “coca cola” coined together by John Smith Pemberton a pharmacist in 1886. The mother company is located in Atlanta Georgia in USA. Currently, Coca Cola holds more that five hundred different brands in the market. Being a multi national company, it has many branches world wide. Its operations are defined by franchised distribution where the company produces the coca cola syrup which is then sold to bottlers’ ...

For a brave traveler through the desert, the ultimate goal is to arrive at his destination safely and in one piece. He has to endure the scorching sun that dehydrates him through and through with limited supply of food and water that can only sustain him for a certain period of time. He has to grapple with the extreme temperatures, both hot and cold, through the day and night respectively having to dress lightly during the day and then dressing warmly during the night to fight the cold. Desert animals like scorpions and snakes pose an imminent danger upon an encounter ...

1. Market Segmentation in Marketing

Lately, market segmentation has become one of the essential tools in marketing. Market segmentation has been found to be vital in separating markets in a manner that enhances profitability without necessarily spending on sales resource as well as systems that are required for one-to-one marketing, (Tapp, 2009). According to the market segmentation theory, it could be beneficial to market a product to potential customers only. Moreover, a target market to which the product will be marketed should be identified. Consequently, this context, the term “market segmentation” is used to refer to grouping of markets or rather, consumers having common characteristics which ...

There are differences on the correctional systems in different countries. For instance, some countries openly advocate for death sentence while others do not. For instance countries like Mozambique, Cape Verde, Namibia, Angola and south Africa have abolished death sentence for all crimes. Others which enable death sentence are In the US crime, for which the death sentence can be imposed include; murder related to smuggling of foreigners, murder as a result of a drug shoot-out, killing a congress member, murder associated with the transportation of explosives, among others.

Death sentence in the US serves two main purposes; “retribution” and “deterrence” ( ...

Introduction

The Call of the Wild is a novel written by an American writer John London. The novel entails the life of a dog called Buck who lives in the home of Judge Miller in Santa Clara, California. He is a large and strong animal. This appearance is what gets him kidnapped and sold to be a sled dog. He is transported to Alaska and sold to a pair of Canadians named François and Perrault who are interested in his physique. They train him as a sled dog and he quickly adapts to the cold winter nights as well observing his teammates. Buck and another dog ...

The Cold War was an ongoing state of political disagreement, military nervousness, and financial competition continued after WWII .The Cold War extended from Europe and become an international ideological divergence between democracy and communalism.

At the time, Germany had already stopped its strategy of total power. All the western powers had a combined effort with the Eastern powers. England was overwhelmed while France had been plainly scorched to the ground, and lots of small country had experienced financial failure. East Russia was also undergoing lots of losses from the ineffective blockade of the Nazi's but they were better off ...

Economics

Economics is a field of study that deals with analyzing the factors involved in the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. Economics strives to explain how economies of different countries function and the interaction between different agents operating in those economies. Economics as a field of study finds application in different spheres of the society including businesses, governments, health, education, politics and other social institutions. There are two major categories in this field and they include microeconomics and macro economics.

Microeconomics and Macroeconomics

Micro economics is the branch of economics that deals with the basic elements of the economy. It deals with ...

What challenges, if any, did colonialism and the cold war pose to the United Nations at its inception in 1945? Use specific examples to illustrate your answer. The world has gone through two serious world wars. The negative effects of first and second world, wars are still eminent. Most of the countries that actively took part in the second world wars lost their economic superiority due to repeated bomb attacks. The Allied victory against the axis brought the eagerly awaited peace. The allied forces convened several meetings that came up with the United Nations organisation. The frictions between ...

Introduction Joseph Nye’s book titled what matters is compelling in that it strives to predict the future of the US government foreign policy. But Yogi Berra, the great shrewd of baseball, was heard saying, “Never make predictions—principally about the future.” He apparently had a point but if we go back three decades, to the late 1970s, the Cold War was in earnest, and conservative wisdom held that American power was in the decline. But of course no one saw the Internet coming. Why must we think we can do any better by looking forward 30-plus years? ...

- Purpose The purpose behind conducting this experiment is to separate or extract Caffeine, which is an alkaloid and a weak organic base from the de-carbonated cola drink. - Procedure - A 125mL separatory funnel supported by an iron ring is taken and positioned on an iron stand. 60mL of de-carbonated cola drink is then transferred into it followed by the addition of 5.0mL Methylene Chloride (CH2Cl2) and insert the stopper. - The pressure built inside the flask must be released by inverting it and opening up the stopcock instantly. The stockcock must be closed again ...

The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been the subject of different researches in terms of aiming to arrive at a universal and conclusive definition; as well as in determining its overall impact to the organization that allegedly supports and embodies the framework and to the society. From among the different definitions of CSR, the meaning provided by Kotler and Lee is most appropriate: “a commitment to improve community well-being through discretionary business practices and contributions of corporate resources” (Kotler and Lee; cited in Carroll and Shabana 90). In the United States, the organizations who openly support CSR and have ...

A brand can be defined as the term, name, symbol, design or other features that identifies the goods or services of a seller as distinct from those provided by other sellers. In the past, branding had been used to differentiate a person’s cattle from others people’s by use of a distinctive symbol that was burned into the skin of the animal using a hot iron stamp and this branding was adopted in business, advertising and marketing. An example of a modern brand is the Coca Cola which is owned by the Coca-Cola Company. Brands are usually the most valuable assets of ...

- Introduction On September 2008, American football player, Anquan Boldin, had a violent helmet-to-helmet collision, while he was on field. While attempting to catch a long pass, he was hit in the back by another player and then suffered a blow on his face from another player, knocking both of them unconscious (Bolohan, 2011). While the other player regained consciousness after a few minutes, Boldin was placed on a stretcher and had to be carted off the field. A few days later, his coach announced that he would be out for an indefinite period and that due to the blow; he has suffered a ...

Business Environment & System

Understanding business environment and systems is crucial in formulating and implementation of appropriate business policies critical to organizational success. Ideally, this report provides a critical description of the business environment and system of Coca Cola Company.

Coca Cola Company is an American international corporate that deals with the manufacturing, retailing and marketing of non-alcoholic syrups and concentrates. Having been founded in 1886 by Griggs Candler, the company’s headquarters are currently located in Atlanta, Georgia (Petretti 632). Apart from the company’s namesake beverage (Coca-Cola), the company presently provides over 500 brands in more than 200 territories worldwide. The company ...

Burns are common accidents that happen to people on daily basis. With the many activities that involves the use of heat, electricity and highly flammable of corrosive substances, people are prone to burns. This brings the need for understanding how to handle such accidents when they occur. To begin with, burns are categorized in two three; the first degree burns, second degree burn and third degree burn. Burns should never be underestimated and therefore, the best care is required to prevent fatalities and the extent of burn. This is an instruction paper that gives the steps involved in care ...

The Cold War was an era of rapid change the world over. The Soviet Union emerged from World War II victorious but weakened by war, needing to find a new path of industrialization and to maintain control of the myriad of satellite states it had collected as spoils; the United States emerged as the leading Western power, largely unaffected by the war, which was not fought on their own territory, and largely complacent with its position at first. Europe aligned itself between the capitalist and communist powers, and became divided by what Winston Churchill famously termed the “Iron Curtain”. The ...

In the one-act play, Trifles, by Susan Glaspell, the Wright household sees the entry of the sheriff, his wife, the neighbors, county attorney and Mr. and Mrs. Hale. They all enter the kitchen while Mr. Hale describes his visit to the house when Mrs. Wright behaving in a bizarre way had eventually expressed in a hebetudinous voice that her spouse was dead, upstairs. Mrs. Wright is never seen onstage. The men seem to be sure of the fact that she had killed her husband as she had queerly claimed that someone had strangled Mr. Wright while she was sound asleep. While ...

Introduction

One might be inclined to think that injuries are only prone in sports like soccer, football, athletics and indoor games. This misconstrued notion is not only fallacious but also misguided. It is not uncommon for members of the performing arts to complain of numbness, pain and at times serious injuries. For a long time, performance related injuries have plagued the performance arts. Of interest is the fact that it was not until the early 1980s that the term ‘Performing Arts Medicine’ was coined. The emergence of the term and by extension the recognition of the injuries in performance arts was ...

Part 1: Current Events

Article: Coca-Cola Company (n.d) Governance and Ethics. Retrieved 6 April, 2013 from http://www.coca-colacompany.com/our-company/governance-ethics/governance-ethics Coca-Cola Company is a multinational corporation whose core business involves the manufacture, marketing and sale of non-alcoholic beverages. The Company has directed significant effort towards managing ethics and compliance within its organizational boundaries. A publication on the Company’s Website outlines its ethics and compliance practices. Although there is evidence of nearly all of the major approaches to the management of ethics and compliance at Coca-Cola, the company has placed its focus on the compliance-based approach (Coca-Cola, n.d). This approach stresses on the importance of promoting ...

Coca Cola is the number one beverage company in the world. The company, since its origin, has not only provided an incredible product but has continued growing over the years into a leader of innovation, social responsibility, and diversity. Let us begin with a brief background of this remarkable company. It all started in 1886 when a pharmacist by the name of John Pemberton whipped up a batch and took it down in Jacob’s pharmacy and began to sell the glass bottles at 5 cents a bottle. The drink was an instant hit and was given the name Coca Cola. By 1918, Coca ...

Essay Exploring “Realistic Love” Portrayed in Hayden’s “Those Winter Sundays.”

Robert Hayden’s biography is a story that begins in a difficult poverty, a tough family life and poor eyesight that prevented him from the occupations that many youth busy themselves. This trials turn into an unlikely success; with Hayden becoming the first black American to by appointed the Poet Laureate of the United States. Still, his background is present in his work. His personal history shines through in his famous poem “Those Winter Sundays.” On a reading recorded on The Poetry Foundation’s website, Hayden says before reciting the poem, “Here’s a poem that comes directly out of my boyhood in Detroit.”( ...

William Carlos Williams

William Carlos Williams has always been known as an experimenter, an innovator, a revolutionary figure in American poetry. Yet in comparison to artists of his own time who sought a new environment for creativity as expatriates in Europe, Williams lived a remarkably conventional life. A doctor for more than forty years serving the New Jersey town of Rutherford, he relied on his patients, the America around him, and his own ebullient imagination to create a distinctively American verse. Often domestic in focus and "remarkable for its empathy, sympathy, its muscular and emotional identification with its subjects," Williams's poetry is also characteristically honest: "There ...