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Introduction

Design essentially refers to the conceptualization and visualization of images (Nelson & Stolterman, 78). The main purpose of design is to guide the construction or realization of images. The design is the blueprint and the creation and construction of objects depend on the design (Berry, 2). Essentially, design was meant to guide creation and construction. Furthermore, design was merely based on the artist or creator’s vision. Nonetheless, design has evolved over the years. Many factors redefined design from merely a means to create or conceptualize a vision, or represent the vision of the artist or creator, to a means Continue reading...

Sent: Friday, February 27, 2015 6:26 PM

Dear Mr. William Thomson,
I am writing this letter to inform you of the two Art work and would like to purchase. The two art work will be used by the people of today to communicate information both either spiritually or in the field of marketing.

Richard Riemerschmid, cloud ghosts, 189

The art of Richard Riemerschmid , cloud ghost present a dark environment , this is sow as the clouds have been have been given a dark color with some parts of the cloud shining brown providing a seen of very deem light trying to penetrate through the thick clouds giving it a shiny appearance. Towards Continue reading...

Some important details have to be cut down to fit the 7-page limit.

I. Introduction
Not only public, but private service, too, is a public trust. It is so because any corporation today is organized with the investments, financial or otherwise, of people often outside the ambit of blood affiliations, which makes even unlisted corporations essentially a public concern. It is to this scope of accountability that the Board of Directors derives its legal accountability in discharging the responsibilities and duties as the supreme managerial authority in any corporation created under law today. The Board is ultimately answerable to its shareholders in the manner they manage the overall performance of the company.
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In the Film

The Importance of Being Earnest
Film Studies
Symbolism in the Film The Importance of Being Earnest
The 2002 film, The Importance of Being Earnest, is based off of Oscar Wilde’s play by the same name. It is a Victorian era based comedic satire encompassing the actual importance of indeed being named Earnest. Hilarity is sure to follow due to the confusion of two men attempting to assume his identity for the sake of the women that they each respectfully love.
In the film, one of the more interesting scenes, which is filled with symbolism, occurs when one of Continue reading...

Introduction – case background

Patient safety and patient centered care is the basis of today’s nursing practice. In this present case, a residential patient of dementia at an intermediate level, aging about 80 suffered a fall in her care home with multiple injuries on her face and subdural hematoma and died consequently.
The patient is mentally capable of self-preservation, fully alert with clear speech and has hemiparesis of right side. She was bound to wheelchair but can move her left leg a little and her left arm fully. The patient, considered by the nursing home has much risks of falling.
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Family Policy FYC4660 (1190)

Assignment 3: Your Policy Makers

Purposes: To raise awareness of policy and government processes and provide useful tools and experience for finding out more about lawmakers and legislation.
Directions: Answer the questions in the space provided. Type your answers into this document. Keep the question number or letter and question; insert your answers under each question. Answer in one or two lines and brief sentences, as per instructions. Use this document as a template. You may add space as you need it. Please do not delete space.
Find the names of your representatives to the U.S. Congress and your state, Continue reading...

Innovating Approaches to Teaching Writing

Innovating Approaches to Teaching Writing

Anna Hall in her journal article entitled “Beyond the Author’s Chair: Expanding Sharing Opportunities in Writing” explained that the culture of sharing has numerous good impacts to students’ writing and confidence. Sharing a story in the author’s chair however Hall stated can be modified to serve its learning purpose rather than just jolting the students who on queue of sitting in the author’s chair. The article mentioned that sharing should have rules which are primarily guided by the aim to listen and learn. Hall added that sharing should not strictly ensue Continue reading...

Introduction

The invention of the camera in the latter part of the 18th century became the pathway to create a new style of art called photography. Photography is the art of drawing using the light, a scientific process that relies in lenses to create a reflection of the images onto the paper. Since the invention of the camera, photography became even more popular because it is versatile and fast compared to painting. Photography became the avant-garde of the early twentieth century art not only in the United States but to the whole world as well. Photographers and artists often incorporate Continue reading...

Group Counselling Journal #2: Group Therapy

Metaphor for this Session
For describing this session, I will choose two metaphors: I will call one of them a “personal metaphor”, and the second one a “session metaphor”. The metaphors would best describe my personal dynamics during the session such as arriving somehow late to a distinction after a long process journey. I never thought that I would be able to travel that far with my emotions. Even though this was the last session before ending the therapy, it had moved me to an area that I never thought that I can be. The reason why I chose “ Continue reading...

In religious in the West have a dualism of good against evil. How does the Chinese dualism of yin and yang differ from this? What do yin and yang represent? Why should we seek to have both?
In terms of yin and yang good and bad are not opposite. Chinese people do not believe that good should triumph over evil, but rather that they should be in balance. Yin and yang symbolize day and night, man and woman, birth and death, summer and winter and so on. Each of those is important, so we need to have both to Continue reading...

“A scientist named Matthew James Jackson formulated a theory of time-traveling. At first, he was once a distinguished physicist and scientist of the Royal College of Science; however, most of his theories opposed the teachings of the Church. Albeit the many praises of his colleagues, the Pope was in cahoots with the King to remove Dr. Jackson from the Royal College so that they can ostracize him away from the society so that he could not influence people with his ‘mad science’. Dr. Jackson, who was once a gentleman of amiable countenance and great fortune, lived the rest of Continue reading...

WS of Fred climbing through, studying B-17 bomber cockpit while standing, sits down in gunner chair

WS of Fred sitting in gunnery chair, outside the B-17 wreck, looking out the window
Cut to MS of left wing, pan along other half-wrecked wings and lack of propellers
WS of front of bomber, pushing in slowly towards Fred in gunner chair to MU
CU of Fred looking down through window
MS of Fred’s back, pushing into his head as he looks out window
CU of Fred looking through frosted glass in contemplation, wakes up
MS of man outside gunnery bubble, framed by window, looking at screen
MS of Fred, low angle, getting out of chair
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Have a communication competence is very crucial in the business environment since it helps an individual make meaningful contact with clients and associates of the business. Additionally, it helps one in dealing with different aspects of communication be it horizontal or vertical within the business organization or with the outside world (Stuart et al., 2007). Therefore, to form a sound business venture, communication has to be intergraded in all the sphere of the business. One of the areas of communication a business individual need to have a sound knowledge is the Transactional Communication Model. This model depicts communication between Continue reading...

Question 1

The differences between existential therapy and Gestalt therapy are somewhat distinct, though there are some parallels between the two approaches. In existential therapy, the focus of the counseling is centered around the finite nature of human existence and how that affects the way we live our lives. Client’s anxieties and concerns are placed in the greater context of their entire lifetimes and their legacy in the future after their passing, grounding them in a highly existential approach to human life. This may be helpful especially to a client who is dealing with issues relating to fear of death Continue reading...

In the United States, executive orders are issued by presidents to aid officers and agencies in the Executive branch in managing the operations in the government. Executive orders are like specialized written instructions issued by a CEO of a company addressed to its department heads or directors.
When the president grants an executive order, the agency or part of the government that it is referring to will take full force of the law, sometimes discretely, sometimes publicly. Like other laws, the judiciary also reviews the order and has the power to decline it if unconstitutional or erroneous. Most EO’ Continue reading...

Our senses provide us with raw data from the external world. The raw data that is fed by the sensory organs to our brain is devoid of form and meaning. It is our faculty of perception that attaches meaning to that data and allows us to process it. Without perception we will only have neurons firing in our brain and we will be clueless as to what we see, hear, taste and feel. We will see a random structure in front of us with the help of our senses and it is our perception that tells us that this Continue reading...

Abstract

Most often affecting the elderly, dementia causes complete inability to perform routine daily activities due to impairment of memory, thinking and social abilities. Caring for dementia patients can be very challenging given their actions, reactions and activities have the potential to inflict pain, injury, or harm to themselves or to those around them. The use of restraints as a means to control dementia patient actions is a routine practice in healthcare. The restraints include seat belts, collars, chains, bed rails, lap barriers, wrist restraints, ties to bed, strait jackets, padded cells, and electronic devices. Clinical and healthcare research suggests Continue reading...

This past month, there happened to be a fieldwork for employees, including those in the educational field. I have been an ACRS teaching assistant for a number of months, and I attended a certain fieldwork, centering on psychological research that are prevalent nowadays. It is in this fieldwork that I was able to meet a certain client who was experiencing Bipolar Disorder for six years now. He was a twelve-year-old boy, who happened to be so pessimistic about his view of the world, which for him was not a nice place to live in. For Teddy (not his real Continue reading...

The topic of my presentation is “Effective teamwork and leadership styles”. Basically, I have been given an opportunity to conduct a knowledgeable session for University students. Since, I have completed my Bachelors in business administration and Masters in industrial Management, and working as operational manager at an Engineering firm, The University called me to present the topic. The speech is held in the main auditorium of the City University; the hall is full of audience. The audience is the undergraduate students belonging to various fields of Engineering. The purpose of the session is to give Engineering students the understanding Continue reading...

RE: German and Austrian Art

Dear Madam,
Thank you for sending me to Europe to look for a collection that will be of great value to our collection back at home. This trip was indeed a success since I have been able to come across to pieces of art that I believe will be a great addition to our collection. Nonetheless, I am not sure whether you will approve for the funds to be spent on these two pieces of art. The pieces of art that I came across and I could not just let go were the works of richard riemerschmid, cloud ghosts, Continue reading...

According to Pausanias, Dionysus had 27 surnames (Paus., Intro=Levi p xxii). The oldest structure devoted to Dionysus is near the theatre in Athens. Inside the building are two temples and two statutes of Dionysus (Paus. Attica = Levi, p. 99). One statute is named Eleuthereus or the Deliverer while the second statute of this Greek god was produced by Alcamenes and was constructed of ivory and gold. There are also painting in the building depicting Dionysus Hephaestus up to Heaven. According to Greek history, when Hephaestus was born he was cast down by Hera. In return Hephaestus gifted Hera a Continue reading...

Introduction

The law is seen by many as a system of promoting morality through the institutionalisation of rules and regulations and consolidating them. This gives the impetus for the creation of rules and regulations that can be used by members of the society to ensure there is law and order. Numerous philosophers who came up after the Medieval Ages had different perspectives, opinions and views on how the Law could be construed by members of the society. Some of the biggest and most significant figures in this period are Hart and Dworkin who had different perspectives on how the law Continue reading...

Crime is an aspect of society that should not be tolerated at all costs and should the crime be dire, no time is to be wasted. However, we have to consider that perhaps the person who is under accusation might not be the culprit we may be so eager to prosecute and execute. One can consider the fact that an innocent man is executed for a crime he did not commit. What comes in your mind is the realization that the murderer or the rapist is still out there and lurking in the shadows seeking a fresh victim. If Continue reading...

The Effect of Plagiarism

The Effect of Plagiarism
Plagiarism refers to the presentation of the work of another individual as one’s own, often without the proper acknowledgment of the used sources in that piece of work. Plagiarism can occur in various ways, including verbal, formats of creative production or written. It is recognizable that the overt references and appropriation to other works of art are legitimate practices in the contemporary art. Moreover, the generic distinction, which exists between plagiarism and the creative strategies, can be indeterminable. As such, plagiarism allegations in the studios can be evaluated through case-by-case approaches (Blum, 2005, p.  Continue reading...

The first interior is a large home, expensively furnished with french provincial antiques and offering beautiful views of a large property. Judging from the size and conservative design, it seems American. This is not in the city or suburbs but on a large piece of property. The house has high ceilings, huge windows and very traditional furniture and design. There is a large bookcase with a ladder, something you do not see in most homes. These are educated and sophisticated people. It is clear they are older, established and probably retired. There is no modern furniture. The kitchen is Continue reading...

TINETTI BALANCE and GAIT ASSESSMENT SHEET

PATIENT’S NAME: __N/A____ EXAMINER: _STUDENT’S NAME___ DATE: ____26/1/2015_
Balance assessment
Ensure that the patient is in an armless and hard chair.
Gait assessment
The patient is required to stand along the therapist and walk across the room with or without the aids starting with the normal pace then rapidly.

Interpretation

Given the scores, the interpretation of the results is required. In terms of generalities, when the patient’s Tinetti scores is less than or even equal to 18, then the patient’s risk of falling is quite high. When the range is between 9 and 23, then the Continue reading...

1999

The sound of guitar strumming accompanied by a husky male voice filled the cold night air. I was roused from sleep by that sound, but I did not mind. “Country road, take me home; to the place, where I belong. West Virginia, mountain momma, take me home country road” the voice sang. My mind was still drowsy from sleep but I could not help smiling. I know it was my grandfather singing his favorite song. I climbed out of my bed and ran as fast as I could towards the direction of the melody. And there I found him, Continue reading...

AUTEUR

Auteurism, as established by Francois Truffaut and many other writers and contributors for Cahiers du cinema, is a theory of film criticism in which the director is thought to be the ultimate ‘author’ of a film, with the creative thrust of the film being their primary artistic expression. In today’s blockbuster franchise world, that type of authorial control can oversee multiple films in a series. The X-Men superhero film series, headed by original director Bryan Singer, saw great success and a consistent world, before being changed in subsequent films by directors such as Brett Ratner, Gavin Hood, and Continue reading...

(Professor/Instructor)

In 2002, Brazil-one of the major exporters of cotton to the global market-challenged particular policies of the United States cotton agenda. Two years later, a conflict resolution body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled that the assailed provisions of the US cotton program regarding “support payments” and assurances, inclusive of payments to cotton manufacturers within the “marketing loan and counter-cyclical” programs as well as the “export credit guarantees of the GSM-102 agenda, were found to be incompatible with agreements committed to under the ambit of the WTO (Schnepf 1).
Cotton represents 0.2 percent of Brazil’s GDP; Continue reading...